Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03
EAsTpORT ITEMS OF INTEREST
What is Happening at the Village
Asross the Spa

Capt. c. A. Bates and family. who
1 have heen spending the summer Al
their residences here, have returned "a
their home in Washington. d. c.
Mr. Edward Grinitb. Of baltimore.
spent Sunday with Mr. George G.
/ Wood.
A very large number OF cosored peo-
ple from various parts Of the State
were here on Sunday, being drawn
TO the conference held at the colored
NJ. u. Church.
The home OF Mrs. Barnes. on Third
street. is being improved by fine
coat Of paint.
During the wind storm few days
| ago tho house OF Mr.. Barton, near
Back creek. was unroofed.
Mr.. Alton, Of Calvert county, with
his family, have moved on Chester
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tally spent
several days in Baltimore during the
past week.
Among the visitors to the village
this week WAS Mr. John L. Jefferson,
Of Annapolis.
Sir. q. NJ. Duyall, one of the most
popular merchants of the village, has
improved his property ON First street
Uy new hcUCtbs
Miss Alice Birebner has returned
from a delightful visit of two weeks
itli friends In Baltimore county.
.Mr. A. x. Young, a former resident,
merchant and real estate agent here,
but for several years past of Balti-
more, visited old friends here this
week. Mr.. Young noted the many
improvements in the town and said
II gave bim great pleasure 10 see
them and made him feel strongly as
though he must again become a resi-
dent OF the town.
The stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. =. q. Jones this week and
left fine baby boy.
A numerously signed petition by
residents Of Brashearsyille and Bay
Ridge avenue and the public generally
is 70 be presented % the County Com
missioners at their next meeting, ask
ing for two lights on said Bay Ridge
avenue. One 10 be placed on the
corner OF Washington street and the
avenue, and tho other on the corner
OF Adams street. There is no doubt
these lights are an absolute neces-
sity In order 10 prevent accidents as
several serious accidents have re-
Gently been narrowly ayerted.
Abe Matthews, a colOred boy, was
thrown from horse he was riding
on Saturday afternoon and quite
painfully bruised.
Miss Hattie Warner, Of Baltimore,
is spending the week with Miss Alice
Birchner.
Sir. Charles Himelheber and family,
who arc held I'm the highest esteem by
the citizens generally, will shortly
move 10 Annapolis.
Nr. Arthur Wilson, Of Washington,
visited friends here ON Sunday.
Miss Matte WheIan Is visiting
friends IN Howard county.
Miss Annie Proctor entertained a
number Of friends at a party ON Mon
day evening In honor Of her guest,
Miss I ucy Hartman, Of Baltimore,
and a very enjoyable evening was
spent.
All who feel like eating a good sup
per will find IL at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Hall this evening. The
ladies Of this church arc noted for
their fine suppers.
IT IL said several W sddings are 10
take place here IN the month or Oc-
t0ber.
At the registration here 81 Tuesday
~ white and II cclOred were regis
tered. Three were transferred and
two refused, because of not having
taken the oath Of intent. Next Tues
day will bc the last day for Tegistra-
tiOn, and all who desire to vote al
the election I'm November and who
have not registered, should bear this
I'm mind.