Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-21
SUBURBAN STRINGS
Items of Interest From Contiguous
Territory
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known - Al orator 10 his ODn AMI other
states.
The Rev. Clifford Robcrison, pastor Of
the Baptist Church Of this place, viii
resume us cOrFsc a. the Croker Inssi-
tute. Chester, Pa, on Monday, next.
He will, however. return 70 bic work -
Passport every week and will take charge
u the regular Sunday services
The continued good catches Of oysters
being taken by those of our people en-
gagged in that calling proves beyond =
doubt that they arc still abundant and
that the oYsiernen will have , profiibIe
season, though prices Al present are mod
crate.
Tie Ladies Aid SOcjcty u the ". =.
Church will hold an oyster supper on the
night 81 October 3.
The new house Of Mr.. Lewis Whit
ingtOn on FIRST ~. IL approaching COM
pIeiioD. Nr. 9. w. ICES y the builder
and has accomplished the work IN bis
nsual prompt and satisfactory manner.
Niss gernice Rosscll, u New York
CITY, il visiting her sister, Mfs. Henry
Williams, on Burnside Avenue.
The ninth session Of the conference
Of the Annapolis District, Washing f0n
Conference Of the sit, Zion ". 4. Church
lColOTed) will convene ~ Passport %
September 29Gb. and will cOntiHae three
days. night session being also held.
The conference will DC presided over By
Rev. w. II. Gaines. The public il in
Vltcd 70 be present. Tie Rev. J. u.
Beanc 10 pastor Of church.
Mr. Charles COulsOB, " Severn Ave
Il building a seven room cottage On
Burnside Avenue for himself. MF.
CoulsOn is a young man Of upright
character and his sobncty and thrift arc
proved By what be has accomplished.
The Independent order Of Recbsbites
continue 10 hold their series Of cottage
meetings.
PfOtracled services were begun a.
Edwards Chapel. near Three Mile Oak,
BY Rev. Robert II. Nicholson last Sun
day.
Mr G. Walden, Of the U. s. 5.
Dixie, who nae spel We Of three
weeks with his family here, has returned
to his ship, which Is Of Cuba.
Mr. Charles Z. Basil, Of this place, and
Miss Victoria Miller, Of MiliersyilIe
were married on last Sunday evening a.
the residence Of Dir. William III. Meade.
The ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. Clifford Robertson.
The infant son Of Sir. and Mrs.
Frank Short. died Thursday.
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Missig Laura and Mary LockaTd,
daughters Of contractor LOckard, Of
Pennsylvania, are the guest Of Mrs.
George q. Basil.
Mrs. Maggie RcIlekeE, Of Baltimore,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dicfcl, Of Germantown.
Mrs. Pearl Townshend, Of Davidson
vile, met with a serious accident while
on her way home from Annapolis last
Friday, the thirteenth. She had reached
South River bridge and passed over the
draw when a farm wagon loaded with
shingles and driven by man named
Miller drove into the vehicle which she
was driving and smashed il and threw
her out. She braveIy held on to her
horse or she might have been killed.
However, she only sustained some
bruises. The teams were travelling in
the same direction.
Mr.. William d. X. Lee met with .
painful but not serious accident while
feeding one OF his cows in her stall last
Monday. She buttcd his arm against the
partition through which q sharp mail
was projecting. The nail tore through
his arm to the extent Of about three
inches. and about half an inch deep,
making a very ugly wound.
wEsT ANNAPOLIS
Refreshments were seryedfO the schOl
ars Of the Methodist Episcopal Church by
its members on Friday night, The even
| ing was delightful and everybody had q
good time.
Miss Maudc Watts has been spending
a few days with relatives at OdcntoB.
Miss Elizabeth Rhen spent Saturday
and Sunday in Baltimore.
Mrs. Thomas Winchester, who been
| quite sick at her home on Severn
Avenue, il able 10 he out again.
Miss Emma Monday has left the I'll
Iage and expects to 20 10 school on
Washington for the winter.
Mr.. Gibbins is building cottage on
1 Monterey Avenue.