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CAMBRIDGE, ND. JUNE 10, 1s2


short time in Baltimore.
Mr.. j, l.. Wynn, of Philadelphia
Pa spent the weekend i'll cam
bridge.
Mrs. Charles Moore, has returned
to Roland Park after having Visheo
Mrs. Levin s. Dali.
Mr.. John Clayton, OF Johns HOP
kins University, has returned iioih'
10 spend the summer.
Mr.. Edgar Harrington is Vlsltlns
Mrs. Harrington at Summer HAN
near Warrenton, Va.
Misses Katherine Barnett ant
Matte May Jones are spendhs
their vacation in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Spear, has returned
| home after visiting her aunt MIS-
Barclay H. Trippe, of Easton, Nd.
r,,rs John &. Mills is visiting he
| daughter. Mrs. Harold Tschudl. a
her home. Edgevale Road Rolan
! Park.
3! There will be an important Mei
chants Meeting at O'Clock Tuesda
NIGHT in the Chamber of Commerc
Room. ,.,
Mrs. John Cosby, left this mori
ing for Washington, d. e.. al'e
spending the week end IN Iai
bridge. sr
The numerous friends OF MI
Robert L. Tuoman will regret
learn that she broke her ankle III
morning. w.,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Willis, Jr., 1O4 Church stree' ear.
sunday morning an eight and I'D
pound son. ,,orae
Miss Elsie Yates left yesterds
for centreyille, where she WI
snend sometime with her aunt, MI
John Seney. .,
Mrs. Burr Powell Harrison al
fonr children, OF Baltimore d
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Brice
Goldsborough. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Folsom. ma
returned to Castle Haven AFTER ha
ing spent two weeks at their non
in New York City. -. -,
Mr.. Crocheron Langrall. le1t III
morning for his nome In baitlno
after having visited Mr.. Norhi'
l Slacum for few days. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windle ana ~
son. have returned to Coates'li Il:
] pa. after having visited MI a
! Mrs Clarence Bergman.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George RlmDy:
!. colleeeyille. Pa, spent the week-e
I with Mrs. Rimby's parents, MI.
Mrs. William E. Townsend.
The Committee on the Fourth
| r,lv Celebration is requested
meet in the Chamber of Comme'
room Tuesday afternoon at o.5o.
II Won Boosters don't forget yo
II Committee meeting in the Chant
| of Commerce room TUESDAY even
l at 1890. A very important me
| ing. .,aant
wetsern Maryland College. we
minister, has returned to his no
On Locust street to spend the Su
/ mer vacation.
II Miss Sarah Andrews who was
1 student for the past session at " "
| tenburg College, Springheia, ",
is spending the summer at nef ho'
Little Horns Point.
Mr.. Ernest WirZ and son, Aic'
loft nm the morning train en- 70
l for Washington ana FIeuei'
Alc;Se-w'iH enter the Ensra4t
1T School at Frederick. Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Har
daughter, Miss Mag city.
town, spent yden. of Gainesville
eeneys slsStkerine Bownes. of Bal
per, .L6ave returned to their
rs after visiting their uncle, Mr..
II CLAYTON Hayden, Locust street,
this city.
| Mrs. Gordon Hutchins and ssn,
Gordon. b1ve. returned to thdrI
! home in brooklyn, N. Y. attr
snendinF two weeks with Mrs. HUI,
| chins, PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam a. Hooper. !
ne Arcade tonight has Uncle
| gom's Cabin" with Irving Cum
innings. Jimmy Aubney in Squirrel
Food" and a Selznick News reel. A
wonderful show at rediculously low
price compared to what they have
charged at other places.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence Hold
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hodson,
of New York City, and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Eugene Hodson and son, of Bal
timore, motored to Cambridge on
Sunday and were guests of their
cousin Mrs. Anna Hodson Welch, of
his city.
TO tbst neglect your wife, take her
to see the 10 Qgsra House tonight
are showing Tor he N. special they
Ii you are married Or contemplate
getting married soon, do not miss
seeing this feature. The Grand
Guerra House presents an entire
change of program every day this
week, except Saturday. -.....
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Rudert
and daughter Miss Ida Rudert, of
Wilmington, Del, were the guests of
Mrs. Rudert's sister. Mrs. A. C. Hay
den for the weekend, stopping over
while en- route for Norfolk. Va,
where Miss Rudert was maid of
honor at the wedding of Miss Noami
DeHedh and Mr.. Leon Lilley which
was sOlemniZed at Norfolk. Wednes-
day.
Placing an order for $4,000 900
worth of closed car bodies by Durant
Motors Inc, New York, with the
Hayes-Ionia Co., this week, has
frightened the business outlook of
the Grand Rapids (Mich.) home OF
the company. Sixty thousand ad-
ditional square feet Of factory space
and the hiring of 500 more employees
will be the first step of the Hayes
in meeting the new de-
mand.-Evening News-Adv
6 19-BR