Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-19
BREEZY COUNTY ITEMS.
Happenings at EastpOrt and West
Annapolis

Our carpenters and builders are busy
as usual. Mr.. James Mayo is enlargsnl
the house Of Mr.. George Riley, First St
and Severn Ave, by the addition of two
rooms. Mr.. r. @. Meade is doing extcn.
sive repair work for r. r. Magruder &
Co., in Annapolis.
| Mr. L. A. Anderson, bricklaycr en-
ployed at the Naval Academy, will short
| ly build an eight room BRICK residence
on Bay Bidge Ave. II will be two stories
and attic and the interior arrangement
will include all modern conyeniences,
making II the moet substantial and CON-
plcte Of the new houses in Passport Mr..
j. 5. Griscom, who now occupies one Of
the most comfortable and convenient
houses in the village which planned and
built entirely by himself. has the con
tract for the erection Of Mr.. Anderson's
residence
/ Mr. Griscom is now engaged in push
ing 10 completion the extensive improve
meat Mr.. S. NJ. AImentrout is having
made to his poultry farm. The improve
ments include house 90 by IA feet In
size, which will be used as a winter home
fcr his fowls. Mr. Armcntrout Is an
expert on poultry and says that bis bust
ness on Bay Ridge Ave, is money
maker.
A petition requesting the County
Commissioners TO place light at the
corner Of Fonrth st. and Chesapeake
Ave, is being largely signed here. It Is a
loDgfelt want and the Commissioners
would render PASSPORT Iastldg service
II they grant the request. II will be .
special benefit to the congregations Of
the three churches in the vicinity when
attending night services.
Revival services will begin at the NJ
X. Church, corner Third st. ard Chesa-
peakc Ave-, on next Sunday evening at
7.30. The public is cordially invited by
by the pastor, Rev. Robert J. Nicholson.
Mr. @. Milton Duyall is closing out
his grocery business on Third St., pre-
paratory to entering new enterprise.
The Temperance forces OF this place
will unite with the County workers in
might rally at the Baptist Church on
the night Of the goth. Of this month.
The Rev. Samuel Cummings, the blind
temperance orator, will be the chief
speaker, assisted by gentlemen from An
napolis whose names will be given in
the press notices.
The object Of the meeting will be the
permanent organization Of an anti-sa-
loon league In PASSPORT and 10 cheer the
County workers on to victory in tho
great fight for County prohibition that
So now on. The meeting Is called by
X. q Meade, chairman Of the PASSPORT
temperance committee. and ladies are
specially inuited with the rest Of the
public.
WEST AsNAPOLIs
Mrs 3. Smith spent Wednesday in
Baltimore.
The stork's visit to West Annapolis
brough most welcome little girl 10 the
home Of Mrs. ard Mr.. WcIch
Mrs Walter Peterson is spending
some time in Baltimore.
Mrs Oaksmith and daughter spent
Tuesday 10 Baltimore.
Miss Maud Watts visited friends at
Odenton thit wecb.
Miss Ida Baylis and Miss Clara Walsh
Of Baltimore, will spend Saturday and
| Sunday With the family of Mr.. John w.
Mcpherson.
Mr.. Carson Boush has just sold J0C
cords Of oak wood TO the fIm Of Moss
Coombs. Annapolis.
Mr.. William Thomas, the local carpen
ter, put Mr.. G.. b. Abbotfs launch 10 th.
water Thursday. She has been under
going repairs. Ms. Thomas il erectin,
boat house and will make regula
business Of building and repairing waite
craft.
Messers. Emil yanous and Ott'
Vanous, with their families, were anon.
those who visited the Home comm,
celebration IN Baltimore this week
Mr.. s. L. Paro is putting in a fore
pump at his farm. Mr. Fred. Shaw viii
also put one in al his residecne. The,
will furnish running water all over tn
houses.
Mr.. Charles Tudor, Of this vicinity
has sold I'll Of his pure white Plymouth
Rock chickens to Dir. Charles Therton
manager Of the Maryland Poultry Farm
at South River