... HATHERN. The Hathern Victoria Club, which has been so phenomenally since its formation some 12 months hack, having achieved almost unbroken hat of triumphs, opened the season oft Saturday with a wench at home against Shop:bed of England. The oonunittee ...

... HATHERN Dar* ths week the amebas of the Bata's to INive as of their by sad dm by ma as to import halowers tad supporters of the deb with °madcap. sad their am of the moos Mod to be played et to-day wee goad Is ia • OBVIMS arm*, far the appal* Wm ito ...

... HATHERN 'Thei advent of present football MOM lISII hailed with delight in Bathers, and to these follow the doings of the a few with regard to the will be of intorent., But before with that part of the mho*, it may not be out a to Marmot to the/ it may ...

... HATHERN ! The mutt of the final tie between Ffithers Vidoris aad lbatle Doningtois•was gratifying . fir i the Hattiern up j ockTs. to tf,tt exes-anins • ui Parker, who Las proved a thorouOdy ta•nnatrat traitor, the UMwla were we ll ~T wi ht tor the entvuuter ...

... HATHERN. ADULT CLASS.—At the Sander mins Adult C3eu Messrs. Otborae end Toone, of Loushboronsh, represented the Loashboroath lend District sab-Union, end eddreeeed the members of (he'Hathern eehooL ACCIDENT TO A LONG BATON CYCLIST.—On Set order evening ...

... HATHERN. LIBERALISM HATHERN.—According custom the usual free tea was given the wives of the members the liberal dob. which was partaken of Saturday afternoon at the dub. This year tbe aged people the village received invitation to be present this gathering ...

... HATHERN. PARISH COUNCIL.—On Friday evening a special meeting of the Hatbern Parish Council was held Charity School. Present: Messrs. W. Sibson (chairman), S. H. Cbadburn, P. Monk, W. Fuller, and G Brown. The thief item of business was the appointment ...

... HATHERN. MISSION SERVICE.—On Friday evening the annual missionary meeting was held in connection with the United Methodist Free Church. Mr. Hudson (Kegworth) presiding, w« gmti by the Bert W. Holroyd and W. Reed Collections were taken on behalf of the ...

... HATHERN. PAROCHIAL TEA.—In cooneotioa with the bar* • vest festival held the Parish Church public tea was held in the Charity School on Saturday after-; noon, dancing afterwards taking place. * SUNDAY MORNING ADULT SCHOOL.-Mi* Adams, who is about return ...

... HATHERN. Proposed Kxw Liberal Club.— A public meeting of Liberals of this village was held in the Co.-operative Hall, on Thursday evening, to hear the report of the committee which Mas appointed tome time ago to make arrangements for establishing a liberal ...

... HATHERN. PARISH COUNCIL.—The ordinary meeting the above Council was held the Charity School Monday evening, the whole of the members of the Counc’! being present, namely, Mivans. W. Sibsoo (chairman), J. K. Tollingtoo, S. Groves, Fol'er, H. Cbadburn, ...

... The HATHERN PRIZE BAND will gire Sacred Concert the Round Bank on Sunday evening, to commence A 46 prompt. CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY.—On Sunday special sermons were preached the Wesleyan Chapel, Hathern, the preacher being the Rev. J. R. Langstaff, of Shepshed ...