... The Week Exeter cnnsequeneo of alterations in train service, the for South Africa will despatched from Exeter earlier than the ins.., and tho latest hour posting the G-P.tj. will 6.30 a.m. A marriage ceremony at Holy Trinity Church, Exeter, on Saturday ...

... Dean of Exeter (Dr. S. C. Carpenter) peremptorily disposed an oft-repeated phrase at school ceremonies. He was preaching at Exeter School Founders' Day service on Sunday. Thanksgiving Week will constitute the next special savings effort in Exeter. It ...

... The Week in Exeter Mr. T. Garland has removed from The Close. Exeter, to V/zita, the Barnfield, Exeter. '~ Dr. John Mortimer has resigned as one of the honorary medical staff the Exeter Dispensary, and has been appointed consulting ...

... THE WEEK IN EXETER CITY EVENTS IN BRIEF Civil Defence workers of A.B. Group had an enjoyable social and dance at Friernhay Training Centre, Exeter. Wardens, fireguards and housewives of Sector 53a, Exeter, entertained a large party of children in Whipton ...

... the Church of the Sacred d- Exeter. i lo On Sunday the Eev. W. Lockton, * leaving Exeter for Winchester, where been appointed Vice-Principal o Diocesan Training College, P »t farewell sermon to large St. Matthew's Church, Exeter, has been curate for eight ...

... The Week in Exeter have received 60 farthings from G.B.D. for the Exeter Farthing Breakfast Fund. Friday the third annual dinner of the City of Exeter Bowling Club was held at the' Half Moon Hotel. The President (Coun-j ! cillor T. Ltnscott) occupied ...

... attendance was small. Notwithstanding a large reduction in the miles run, Exeter Tramway receipts Shewed an increase last week of £8 16s, as compared wich the corresponding week of last year. Col. H. H. J. W. Drummond, resigning his commission in the Royal ...

... The Week in Exeter a meeting Exeter Carnival Committee it was decided arrange for tlie annual event, as usual* with a World's Fair. At Holy Trinity Church, Westminster, yesterday, the marriage*, was solemnised Mr. Bernard Ward second son the late Mr. ...

... C. J Fuller, president of the Exeter branch of the Royal College, said under the new National Health Service Exeter. Plymouth and Truro would become area hospitals able to deal with any cases of sickness. ft ft ft Exeter water polo team on Thursday evening ...

... and Exeter Hospital report for week ending Thursday, August : Discharge patient*-Cnred. 3- benefited. 1; made out-patients, reque-t. 1; pent lo 1; died during the week, 2. Number in-patients after the last Thursday, 139; admitted during the week, —165 ...

... The Week Exeter. * JrJond \o. 52 the Exeter Cor Rotation Water Loan, 1878, has been paid off Mr. S. Booy, Polios Court Missionary, heft at his own request, been sworn 'in syecia constable for Exeter for a period of twelve months. Tho annual sports- of ...

... M.S. Exeter. P.O. Paddon was born in Exeter and played Rugby for Exeter Schoolboys, and later for Exeter R.C. and Devon, and Devonport Services R.F.C. He was instrumental in getting Exeter Rugby Club to adopt the Rugby team aboard H.M.S. ...