Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-14
COUNTY CUluHGS
Items Of News From Thrifty Sub
urban Villages
6ERMAaToWS

In driving out the Camp Parole road.
one Is particularly struck with the hne
appearances Of the place Of Nr II D.
Myers. Everything about Il indicates
care and prosperity. Jusf across the
road IL the residence 81 Mr. +. X. Par
lett, which il a credit 10 the section. A
little further one comes upon the prop
eftY Of Mr.. Phibbons, the market gard
ner, and We sec beautiful field Of corn
which seems Fastening to get out Of the
way Of Jack Frost.
While We have but few Teulons here.
yet We do not think that Germantown
:; will ever change its name a. the Repub-
lican suggests; somehow We ike it any-
how.
Rachel Howard, coIorcd. was arrested
by Officer Crawford for disofderly con.
duct on the public road and fined ~ 90
and costs, amounting TO 1915 by Justice
Lee.
J. Anderson, coIoFed, was held for the
action OF the grand jury on the charge
of the larceny Of about 5000 from
soIoman snowdcn, Of Eastport. Officer
Burgess made the arrest and the case was
tried before Justice Lee.
David Primus is again in Sheriff
Linthicum's gang, having been commit
tel 10 Jail by Justice Lee in default Of
fine and costs imposed by Justice Lee
for disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dicfcl, Of Germantown,
is yisiting her daughter in Baltimore.
Misses Emma and Mollie Clancy, Of
Conoways, who were the guest Of Mrs.
William Dove, while attending the
Teachers Institute, returned to their
homes last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews. Of
Baltimore. spent Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. Andrews parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Machin, and on Tuesday they
left for New York, State where they
will spend several weeks with Mr.
Andrews parents.
EAsTPORT
On the first Sunday in this month fhc
Rev. Clifford Robertson, pastor Of the
Eastport Baptist Church, preached the
last Of his special series OF sermons. Al
the evening services the ordinance Of
baptism was administered to two persons
before large audience
On next Sunday Pastor Robertson
will preach on Shining for Jesus and
''Thc Prodigal Som, morning and even
ing. On Tuesday evening, Sept. II,
there will be given at the church under
the auspices Of Ladies Aid Society a
musical and literary entertainment Of
unusal interest. The admittancc Zee Is
very reasonable and crowded house Il
expected. Come carly and get good
scat aud enjoy an hour Of hearty enter
tainmcnt.
The Missis Lucy and Mary Warner, Of
Baltimore, spent the week with Miss
Annie Proctor.
Mcsscrs. Charles and Milton Dirty, Of
Savage, Md, were recent visitors TO
EastporL.
w Erl 4hFNtiDlir
The West Annapolis school opcnd
with fifty scholars present, Miss Maude
Watts principal and Miss Margaret Prout
assistant.
Mrs. Thomas Winchester is very sick
at her home on Severn Avenue
Miss Eva Smith spent Sunday in Bal1i-
more.
Mrs. Files. who has been spending
some time with her daughter. Mrs. Peter
son, has returned home.
The watermelon season Is at Il height
at West Annapolis and the inhabitants
are amusing themselves by giving water
melon parties.
Mr. Clarence White and party, who
are camping near Mr. Kaiser's place,
have been enjoying frequent sails on
Wecms Greek and the Severn River.
Mr.. Oaksmith. who has been quite
sick, Is out again.
Mr.. William Vanous, formerly Of this
ncighborhood, has moved with his wife
to Carroll st., Annapolis.