Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-07
WEEKLY BUDGET
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS or IN
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COME AND GO IN
THE SUBURBS


in a union picnic on the shores ~ the
lower Severn By the familcs of Messers
4. Tuers. Theodore Trow bridge. wiiliam
Simpson and y. +. Hatch- They were
accompanied by large numhe- q young
people and the day was spent IN lshiHE
grabbing. bathing and playing games.
Mr.. Samuel English, Of Alexander Va i.
10 spending = month with Dir. George
Bunce, on Severn Ave. Both u these
venerable gentlemen are men q sterling
Christian character
The statement was incorrectly made in
a recent issue that Mr. 4. q. Mea1e was
building the cottage Of Mr Lewis
Wilmington. The builder IS Dir. e. W
jess, also Of orr community.
The Annapolis aud Passport Building
Association Is shortly 10 open a branch
Office in our town where il will receive
dues, issue shares Of stock etc This
movement has been contemplated -
the Association since It's foundation
The Association has very advantageous
plan for saving money by small sums
and will doubtless receive even > more
liberal patronage from our people.
Rev. Robert L. Nicholson has returned
after months stay Al Norfolk. Va
Miss Vain has returned TO her home
in Baltimore after ! months stay with
Mrs. Hatch, First st.
Miss Anna Worth. Of Hayrc &c Grace,
is spending q month with Hiss Ada
Bunce. Of Severn Ave.
Miss Amanda Lochett. Of Norfolk. Va, ,
Is visiting Miss Katherine Heller
Mr.. A. c.'1Yaldeu, Of the U.S.S Dixie
now in Cuba, is on leave and Is visiting
his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. w. BanherI have
returned after three weeks trip % the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mr.. G. NJ. Duvall. who built a large
store On Third st., and also purchased a
cottage on First st., speaks favOrably Of
business conditions after a trial Of six
months. lie stated that his losses have
been Insignificant aud that bis business
Is prospecting in every way. lie says
that the character Of his patrons, a.
shown by their transactions, show that
PASSPORT is a good place in which TO DO
business. Mr.. Duyall carries complete
line Of family groceries and Is ready 10
supply the trade with al kinds Of farE
supplies.
Like all successful men, Mr.. Duyall
pushes his business aud he is pAinstak-
ing and obliging. Above all. his rep
reservations are honest and he sells az
the lowest market prices Both himself
and his family arc welcome additions 70
the moral and business life Of EastpOrt
GERMASTowS
Mrs. Levin and children, who have
been visiting Mrs. Isaac Machin, return
cdito their home in Baltimore last sun
day.
Mrs. Annie Pnrdy. who has been yis.
ting her daughter, Mrs. George G. Basil
returned 10 her home on last Monday.
Masters Francis Eugene Lee. Of Ger
mantown, and james, William and
Walter LaTrimorc, Of South River, paid
an enjoyable visit Sunday last t. their
uncle. Dir. Edgar Larr.more. At Green
Spring Valley, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Mamie Humphrey aud son are
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Dicfel OF this
place.
Emma smith was tried before Justice
Lee for being dis0rderlY and found 81 90
and costs, also FOR assault on Ida Bran
ford az q different time and found : 90
and costs. amounting 20 $50 Ida
Branf0rd was found guilty Of acting In
a disorderly manner upon public high
way and assessed <f.3j.
Robert Wilson was before Squire Lee
upon a charge Of assault aud battery
upon Rebcrdee Wilson at place near
Iglchart's Station and was assessed 9. 20,
which was paid. Il appeared that Robert
was paying too much attention to one
Katie Holland az the house where Rebcr-
dee was staying. 4 lengthy dispute
arose between them aud ended in the
assault BY Robert Oh Reberdee. All the
accused were colcred, and the arrests
were made by officer Crawford Of Ger
mantOwn.
WEST AESAPoLIs
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and children. Of
Baltimore, left this week after q stay
with her sister, Mrs. Walter Peterson.
Dir. William Monday left Tuesday for
several weeks visit 10 Washington.
Misses Carrie and Emma Hummer
| Of Baltimore, have been visiting rela-
tiyes in the neighb0rh0od-
Mr.. Oaksmitb, who has been quite
sick, is able to BE out again.
Miss Nancy Combs spent Saturday in