Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23
WEEKLY BUDGET
Items Abeut You and YoaF fFlcnde
Gathered IN the suburbs

biz residence ~ the honsp ~ Mt, NHhvil
Moss an flrtl ~
Mr. v. u. Hutchinson h visiting her
parents. NJ, and Mr. John Norfolk, 81
Lower Marlboro. Prince Georges Conn
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Master Alvin stevens. ~ baltimore,
visited bis parents, Mr.. aud Mr, Philip
stevens, ~ sunday,
The revival sefslcun which have huen
aulne on A The Methodist Episcopal
Chnfph closed "Wednesday might
Rev, Robert =, Nicholson, pastor ~
The n y. Church. attended tho oon,en.
tlon IT che Junior League IN baltimore
Thursday aud Friday evening".
Captain 0eofso Hunt, ~ Brick Row
who has been Nlenmlnpl, W with paeu.
munla j. Improving and his friends
have strong hopes for his recovery,
Mlss Katie Jacobsen, Of Chesapeake
Avenue, was happily surprised ~ her
many friends Who called on her IN n
body on Wednesday night
Mfs, jcrc I.anahan IA improving her
cottage ON Chester Avenue by The add
ton u a poareh and u giving her prop.
city 4 general repairing,
Miss Flora d, smith, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs John II Smith, and M rhos,
pmugell Of william were married N ~,
MarNs Catholic Church, Annapolis, on
Thursday.
The supper ano festival nndcr the
auspices n 81, Lukos Chapel on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings was an
unqualified success IA every way,
Mrs. John Stewart, Of First street,
died on Thursday after long Illness,
The roads OF Passport are In many
respects better than ever bcfor aud the
wolroundcd roads which we now have
drain much better than they did form.
oriy, Another notlccahly improvements
IL The grading OF number Of high
places into dcprosalona thus doing away
with several mud holes, One OF these
places was on Sixth street, between
Severn and Chesapeake Avenues, ON
Severn Avenue between Third aud
Fourth Streets the bed has been raised
with shells and the sldes dltohod AZ
present work IL being done on First
Street, north Of severn Avenue, where a
terra Gotta pipe has been placed and the
adjacent hin h being ploughcd up and
hauled 10 tho marshy place. for illing.
This piece u work will prove one of the
most needed improvements In PASSPORT
~ prior 20 this time First street has been
well nigh impossible In winter
We arc extremely glad TO state that
the arc light has been placed ON tho
corner OF Fourth Street and Chesapeake
Avenue aa.ordcrod by tho County Com.
miaaloncra, The light was very lmueh
needed and the people OF that section
and indeed the whole community, ospee.
tally the ohuroh'golng portion Of u, are
very grateful,
building enterprises ATE being pushed
with vim owlag 10 the approach of win
ter, MI. rs, Grlsoem has jus. completed
for Mr.. =, NJ, Armlntrout the extensive
improvements FOR hls poultry farm on
Ray Ridge Avenue lie wiz soon add
TO u q mill aud mlchlnory for saving
wood aud general grinding purposes and
the preparation Of the heat poultry food
FOR sale.
Mr.. James Mayo has tho addition TO
the homo Of Mr. George Riley on the
corner OF First Street and Severn Avenue
fully enclosed aud under cover and Ia
pushing hard towards l1learly compile
ton.
The new house Of Mr.. Charles Carlson
on hay Ridge Avenue IL. nearly com
plcled,
THE new home Of Mr., Theodore
TrowhFldge IA model Of convenience
and comfort, II IL situated on Burnside
Avenue aud was planned aud built by
The owner, A notable feature Ia water
and sewerage sytlem, Water on every
lleoF il supplied by hand force pump
n The Kitchen, which forces the water Ia
= large tank w the garnet, In this par
llcular Mr., .rIowbTldges residence Il
ahead ~ all Others In EAalpon eNopel
those ~ MesseFp, W, H. nurna, Guy
Winchester aud :, r. fFasler, all OF
whom have complete running water aya
lema installed IN their homes
The Methodist Episcopal Ichuroh has
lusl received new coat o. paint which
bespeaka much credit ~ the BOARD Of
Trustees, which has always kept The
property In frat class condition lneld,
and out. not forgetting 10 give much Of
sho credit 10 the cooperation OF h,
members ~ The Ladies' AID Society,
The revival services n that church
continue with undated interest Ant
fervoF MANY converts are being added
20 the church. Rev Robert /, Nicholson
Ia pAaleF,
The ladies' 81 "a, I.uke'a Chapel, 4, n
Church, gave an oyster supper n Ms
flFtmans Hall on Tuesday evening,
uNnMANrowN
II Il rather early % uFRu legislation
bul a ls good time 10 prepare fot SENS
% Tho ,hlags that viii he o. a special