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CAMBRIDGE, MD, OCT. BIRD, 10
Irlei Local News

III JOHII ~ Loi1SS 10 'ASAeAAA9
! daughter. Mrs. Ernest Gray, at Ell
Iiotts Island, Md.
Mr.. Fred Crawford, is spending a
few days with his sister. Mrs. James
Fooks, Locust street.
Mrs. May Sutton and Miss Allc
| Wilson, OF Chestertown, Md. Wef'
the weekend guests OF Mrs. ChafleS
b Wilson.
Miss Bessie Wilson and Mr.. John
Wilson, of Rock Hall, spent the
weekend as the guest of Mrs. ChaS'
| b. Wilson, Willis street.
NJ. and Mrs. Edward Phillips and
| family have removed TO their nome
at The Cedars" after having spent
the summer at Oakley Beach Hotel
Miss Clara Plummer, of Philadcl
! phia. Pa, has returned to her home
after a visit with Mrs. Edward l..
! Bramble at her home on Mill street.
| Mr.. Ernest Branrble. has returned
! TO Baltimore, after having spent sew
| eral days with his father, Mr.. Good
man Bramble, Muse street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Geoghc-
gan and children, have returned to
their home i'll New York City, after
Hdfl ing sign ooAiVIiiiie 'f'i'Ai'o -
Cambridge.
The friends of Mr.. Otway F. Huh
bert will be sorry TO learn that he
met with the misfortune of breaking
his arm this morAing while cranklnS
his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Sherwood Yates
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a fine son, born Sunday
night. The youngster balances the
scales at ten pounds.
Mr. Charles H. Bennett, has re-
turned to Mt. Vernon, N. V, whel@
he is employed after spending the
past two weeks with his family on
Vue de L'Eeau street.
Nh Ralph D. Smith, has returned
to Wilmington, after spending tie
weekend with Mrs. Smith, at tn"
home of her mother, Mrs. +. {. Mac
nichol, Choptank avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Skinner.
Miss Margaret Edgar, Jr., and Jean
Skinner and Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Wilson, returned home Sunday after
motoring to Baltimore for few
days.
Miss Elizabeth McMahan, a stu
QGul at OIdlc NOI llloI SSuoOiI CIV eC'''
Md, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nc
Mahan, at their home on Race street
this city. ~
Governor Emerson c. Harrington
has been named a member of the
Statewide Democratic Campaign
committee which will assist in con-
Quoting the campaign for the cleo
ton OF the Hon William Cabel!
Bruce who was nominated in the pri-
maries last month.
Turn To The Right" with Alice
Terry in the leading role is positive
ly one of the very best pictures Cam
bridge has ever had. The story IS
clean and points a moral that call
not be denied. Rex Ingram the pro
Queer shows a master hand. The
Como Marimbo Orchestra tonight;
Seaboard comedy and a Pathe news
reel. Tonight at the Arcade is q
show that goes down in history.
Last nights delighted audience az
the Grand Opera House pronounced
:'Stardust'' to be an excellent picture
from. every angle. A great gripping
human story transformed into life it.
self. It's one of the seasons finest
contributions to the screen THIS
same master production showing
twice tonight. orphans of the Storm
coming Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. 20:
Because of an unusually low tide
in the river at Laurel Del, the line.
Of pipe that supplies water to the
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Cos.
plant became clogged UP with mud
and sand that was sucked in. This
resulted in an interruption to cleo
trio service lasting several hours
This is fortunately the only Interrupt
ton of more than a few minutes the
Electric Company has had this year.
The Walter L. Main circus will eX-
hibit in Cambridge tomorrow and it
is needless to state that every child
that can lug water for an elephant or
work his way in any way will be on.
the job In bye-gone DAYS .Bayly
Brannock was the most successful
lad in Cambridge in working his way
in: he used to be in nearly all OF the
paTades, his duties varying from
feeding the lions and tigers to lead
ing bears. Of course the children
>nre not the only ones who atterd the
circus but somehow or other the
grownups nearly always claim that
they are there with their own or
someone else's children.