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CAMBRIDGE, MD. AUG. 9th, 1922
I,rie' Local News

Mr. John Weldon, of Baltimore. is
visiting relatives in Cambridge.
Miss Myrtle Davis, of Whining
ton, is the guest of Miss Mildred
Keenan,.
Miss Grace Elzey left on the train
Tuesday for Baltimore, Pen-Mar ana
Waynesboro, where she Will spend
, sometime.
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Aharon, of
Baltimore, are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leland lnsley,
Race street.
Mr.. Charles Kinnamon was pas
senger on the steamer last night fol
Baltimore where he will spend sew
; eral days this week.
! Mrs. NJ. f. Davis, of Wilmington
! Del, is spending few days with
Mr.. and MIS-. Harry s. Keenan,, at
! their home near Cambridge.
Married, at Taylor's Island by
! Rev. w. c. Forrest Mr.. Iacks
/ Re ;lnaId Co"brian and Miss Pearl
Marie Paul both of Taylor's Island.
Mrs. Elmer CHRISTOPHER and son
| Milbourne, of Baltimore, are visit
! ing MI Sut iStOpASi ilioIh>i, A'Ah ~
! Effie Cannon Choptank avenue, this
! city.
Married, July 5th at Taylor's Is
! land, by Rev w. c. Forrest. Sir.
Carroll Prettyman Horseman and
: Miss Winifred Pinhey Corbman,
both of Taylor's Island.
Mrs. James G. Mears Mrs. Jen-
ME Twilley, Miss Ruth Thomas and
Miss Mildred Twilley, of Baltimore.
left this morning to spend a week at
the 'Rideau" Ocean City, Nd.
Messrs John Allen and Keith
! Bradford, of Norfolk Va, are spend
| ing several days in Cambridge visit
, ing their cousins, Miss Mary Meek
! ms and Mr. Reginald Mcguire.
/ Mr.. Philip Sterling has been ap-
! pointed Clerk to the Board Of Elec-
ton Supervisors in the place of Mr.
| Earl Bennett, resigned. Attorney
i Leroy L. Wallace has been appoint
ed attorney to the Board.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton MacSorley
! and children left this morning for
| Townsend, Del, where they will
| spend sometime with Mrs. MacSor-
| ley's parents, Justice of the Peace
and Mrs. Richard Hedgson.
Mrs. Herbert ]. J. Lentz and
| children, of Baltimore, are spending
| two weeks in Cambridge as the
| guest of Mrs. Lentz's aunts. Mrs.
| Fred E. Meekins and Mrs. Thos. H.
| Mcguire. Mrs. LentZ was formerly
| Miss Loula Hines Allen, Of this
! city.
! There will be a festival at Trinity
| Church. Stewards, Friday evening of
| this week cake, and ice cream will
| be served and in addition to the
| good things to eat there will be
| plenty of good music both instru-
mental and vocal Come out every
one and enjoy the occasion.
OF course you've heard of that
great stage success, Bunting Pulls
| the String well it's been made into a
thoroughly charming motion picture
and it has been secured for the fea-
ture attraction at the Grand Opera
House tonight only. Leatrice Joy,
House tonight only Beatrice JOY
Cullen Lands and Raymond Hatton
are in the all star cast.
Fire Marshall George r. Percy
and niece, Mrs. Earl Fooks, went
fishing yesterday and Mrs. Fooks
landed trout that measured twenty
inches in length and weighed three
pounds. The big fellow was landed
with an angle and was caught in
about two feet of water. Besides the
big fellows about a half bushef of
nice perch were caught.
Capt. ]. T. Pritchett of Bishops
Head, this county, has entered his
fast skipjack, Ottilee, in the Work
Boat races to be held at Claiborne
Saturday. Captain Pritchett has
one of the fastest and finest sailing
boats in the county and if the Otti-
lee is in good condition and has
suitable weather he will likely lead
his class across the line
Hon. John w Garrett, of Baitl-
more. candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Sena-
tor in opposition to Senator Joseph
l. France, spent sometime in Cam
bridge yesterday and today. While
here he saw many of the more
prominent Republican leaders and
it is reported hat he received
promises of support from a number
of the party leaders.
Incidental music by the Como
Novelty Five; Conway Tearle in
The Referee an excellent pic
turization of Kenneth Harris story
John McArdle Referee" from the
Red Book. A comedy of the golf
links called THE Golf Insect 1--WE
think it means the bug") and two
extra reels the Pathe Review and
the Selznick News. You can believe
that this is entertainment of the
highest order. Lavender and Old
Lace" is coming soon.
a social for the beretlt of the
Hospital will ;e held at the new
store Golden Aill on Friday voaing
August 18th There will be no
hous: 70 house soliciting, but every
one is requested to bring or send
whatever q ,iIat.pas they can, Hdch
as cakes candy, parcel post pack
ages, fruit or any other salable or
disable articles. Let's all help our
hospital. Miss Bird Mills who sue
ceeds Mrs. Bradshaw as local chair
man of the Womans' Auxiliary will
he in charge ar donations NAV he