Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
WEEKLY BUDGET
Items About You and Your Friends
Gathered in the Suburbs

Mr.. Spencer ). Stevens has paid sew
cral visits TO Brooklyn, Anne Arundel
County, lately.
Mr. Alex. Smith aud family have
removed from their former home on
Sixth Street and are occupying their new
home on First Street.
Miss Anna Wood, Of Brooklyn, Anne
Arundel County. spent Saturday aud
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
9. w. Wood.
Miss Amanda Lockcit. Of Norfolk,
Va. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Eliza Brit
ton, Of this place.
The revival services which have been
going on Al the Methodist Episcopal
church for nearly four weeks have
proved a success.
Mr. q. w. Jess went 70 Jessups.
Howard Co, on Sunday and will remain
there few days.
Miss Anna jess has returned 70 her
home al Jessups after a visit Of a week
to her brother, Mr. G. w. jess, Sixth St.
MTs peter Potee, Of Brooklyn. this
county, is visiting her sister. Mrs. George
G. Wood, Of Eastport.
Mr.. Frank Mayo has been confined 10
Lis home by Illness during the week,
WEST AsSAPOLIs
Mr. aud Mrs. John w. Mcpherson
ce.ebratcd the forticth anniversary of
their wedding on Sunday last. A num-
Der of relatives andfrieuds from Balti-
more and other places were entertained
by them during the day, some Of them
arriving on Saturday and staying over
the two days.
3 Those present we're: Mr.. John w.
Baylis, Edgar J. BaYIis, Benjamin II.
Baylis, John N. BaYlis. Emma G. Baylis,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lcmuth and son
aud daughter, Mr.. Edward Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank +. Suit. Missis Grace
and Alice Starkey, j Jeanne Provost, Miss
Clara Walsh, Mrs. Nellie Jones and
little daughter Nellie, all Of Baltimore,
Md;
! Miss Ida Baylis, Of Ohio;C. X. Baylis,
and Mr.. Otto Haberkorn, of Lansdowne,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. John Potee, Mr..
Walter Mcpherson, Of Brooklyn, Anne
Arundel County; Mr.. Peter Kiernan,
Joseph Jones, William Thomas, Edward
Weaver, Charles Basil, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tudor Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marks, of West Annapolis and vicinity;
Mr.. Edward T. Skipper and Mr.. James
Suit, of Eastport.
The form of entertainment was an
oyster roast aud there were instrumental
and vocal music during the day. Every
one was delighted with the hospitality
of aunt Emma" and "Uucle john, as
the couple are aifectionately known to
their large circle ofrelatiyes and friends,
aud extended to them the wish that they
would live to enjoy many more aniver-
saries.
Brother Peter Herman, who for the
past eighteen months has made his home
on Weems' Greek near here, has left for
Kingston, N. Y, which he will make his
home in the future.
GERMANTOWN
The beautiful trees are being denuded
OF their variegated foliage as winter app
proaches and already we have witnessed
the splits of falling snow-but enough to
remind us of our duty to provide for a
lengthy winter. Farmersare busy getting
in their supply OF wood aud coal, corn
| is being husked and cribbed and great
quantity is being hauled to Annapolis
where it meets with ready sale. Every
day q string of teams can be seen cart
ing the grain TO different merchants Of
our thriving city.
How much time changes community,
can we'll remember how a few loads of
corn would stock town and when a
farmer could sell enough to meet his
wants for Christmas he had done well,
and just the same could be said of all
the products OF the farm.
| Again, know when the first dwell
ling was built in Germantown II was
for Mr.. Thomas Basil. who is now, re-
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many, many as fine houses as one could
wish Then came the beautiful electric
lights guarding the wayfarer on his way
from his daily toll. Now we are to have
| the trolley almost directly in our midst.
The enterprise depicted on the streets Of
Annapolis truly reminds one of scene
in South Africa when mile minute OF
track was laid from Cape to Cairo.
There is not much news to write about
at present. All the excitement has sub
sided since the election and everybody
seems to be we'll satisfied with the re-
suits and is looking forward to har-
monious and peaceful session OF the
General Assembly this winter. Even
the Republicans. arc glad-glad the
election is over
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