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CAMBRIDGE, MD. AUG. 7th, 1872



Mrs. E. Lee LeCompte, left last
night for Baltimore, where she will
spend sometime
Mrs. VIM Grason Craig has re-
turned home after spending a
month at White Sulphur Springs.
j Miss Elizabeth Marvel, left This
morning en- route for Cape May, n.
j., where she will spenG Two weeks.
! Mrs. w. F. Hughes, Of Danville,
! Va. is visiting hel parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs Milton Sullivan, Maryland Ave.
Mr. and Mrs Mace Brohawn az
! nounce the birth of a daughter, born
this morning at their home on LC-
! Gust street.
| Miss Elizabeth Ross, of Baltimore,
] is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Clinton Ross at their home on Lo-
! Gust street.
Mrs. Harold Tschudi, of Roland
| Park, Baltimore is visiting her par
/ ents, Nh. and Mrs John G. Mills,
Oakley street.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Kirwin and
family are spending sometime visit
ing i'll Baltimore. The trip was
made by motor.
Mrs John Cosby. returned to her
home on William street, Saturday
| night after having spent sometime
| at Mt. Airey, N. C.
Mr. Raymond Zeigler of balti-
more, is spending few days with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Zeigler, Belyedere avenue.
Mrs. Charles Richardson and lit
tie daughter, Margaret Eliza beth, of
New York, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Holland, Locust
street.
Mr.. Julian Phillips, Manager OF
| Goldey Commercial College, Will
mington, Del, is visiting his brother
Mr. VIM. T. Phillips. at Linkwood
| Maryland.
Mrs. Walter b. Carter and emil
dren, Dorothy Jean and Betty, of
Baltimore, are spending sometime
with Mrs. Carter's aunt Miss Ida
Seward, Choptank avenue.
Mrs. S M. Handy and daughter.
Miss Marian, of New York City, are,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Matthews at their home on West
End Avenue, for few Gays.
I Miss Mozella Jacobs, of Danville,
d., anu y. IndCDOudiu VI
North Carolina, are speu ling a few
days with Mrs. w. F. Hughes, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Sullivan.
The Block Carnival to be held OH
Church street, evenings Of August
! l 7th and 18th promises to be the
! best yet Amusements for young
and old and plenty Of goodies for
sale. Carnival under auspices of the
Philathea Glass.
Chas. E. Anderson OF Wilmington
is visiting his niece Mrs. Chas. H.
| Mckinney for several days. Mr.
Anderson is general manager of The
Christiana Clay Products Comnany
and for years has been the Building
Inspector a. Wilmington.
Bert Lytell in THE Idle Rich"
play of especial appeal; Burton
Holmes reel of educational travel
and Bobby Burns in "Moonshiners'
together with the popular music
furnished by the Como Orchestra is
the attraction for tonight at The
Arcade.
Mr.. Wesley Matthews. left last
night for his home in Baltimore, af-
ter having spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Matthews. He was accompanied
home by his brother, Mr.. Philip
Matthews, who will spend several
days with him.
Mr.. ]. Radcliffe Jones has pur-
chased of Mr. Edward S. Phillips
the two farms known as the Gar
den of Eden" and Little Garden OF
Eden" These farms are situated
in the Neck district on LeCompte's
Bay and are said to be two Of the
finest farms in the county. 1t is re-
ported that the consideration was
around $4,000.
One of the best yields Of wheat we
have heard of in this section this
year was that of Mr.. Marion X.
Taylor Town Point, who threshed
out $50 bushels off of 16 acres. The
yield generally throughout the coun-
ty has been very disappointing and
on account Of the long series OF
rains that have followed cutting
much of the wheat has been badly
damaged.
Lotus Blossom" that beautiful
picture that delighted Baltimore
theatre goers, a few weeks ago when
it was shown at the New theatre, has
been secured by the Grand Opera
House management for tonight and
tomorrow matinee and night. THE
Shippers Policy" another of those
, bonneville comedies and Aesops
Fables are two extra attractions.
Typhoon breeZeS.
On August 5th. Congressman T.
Alan Goldsborough filed his certifi-
cate for denomination for Cong ess
with the Board OF Election Supervis-
ors in each of the nine counties OF
the First Congressional District. Mr..
Goldsborough made no statement
other than that he had attended to
/ the duties of his Office to the limit OF
his ability and felt that his party
would accord him the customary re
! termination without opposition.
"A special meeting Of the Phil
athea Glass will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Fred Meekins on Church