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... MAISEMORE. Village Entertainment.— The first of a series of penny readings ’' was given in the schoolroom of this village on Friday evening, the inst., to large and appreciative audience. The Rev. C. E. Digbton, the vicar, presided, and gave interesting ...
... MAISEMORE. CHANG' RINGING.—On Wednesday ail members et the local society rang 1885 changes of grandsire doubles, heist the date of the present year, in one hour. The were Joseph Clark, treble; Benjamin Etheridge, Sad; William Brunedon (conductor), 3rd ...
... MAISEMORE. Entertainment. —A. correspondent writes The pretty vil'age of Mtisemore has been enlivened by a very complete little entertainment, arranged by Miss Dighton and some the numerous friends of the much-esteemed Vicar, for the benefit of the Village ...
... WATEREND FARM, MAISEMORE, On Tuesday Next, October Bth, 1878, Twelve o’clock, Thomas White WILL SELL BY AUCTION, THE valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, on the above Premises, including 2 good milking cows, very handsome brown pony, harnees, and cart ...
... MAISEMORE. Amateur Concert.—A concert was given in the schoolroom on Friday evening in aid of the organ fund. There was a lair attendance, and the programme gave general satisfaction. It was follows Glee, “Softly fall the shades of evening;” pianoforte ...
... MAISEMORE. Penny Readings.— The third of a series of popular entertainments took place at the schoolroom of the above parish on the 3rd inst., in the presence of large and Appreciative audience. The vicar (Rev. E. Digbton) presided, and iu the course ...
... SUDDEN DEATH AT MAISEMORE. Mr. M. F. Carter held' an enquiry on Thursday evening at Maisemore into the death, which occurred on the 26th inst, of William James Bullock (37), road labourer. Deceased had been working all day, and in the evening after tea ...
... MAISEMORE CHURCH. The collections here, amounting si. 2s. were for the benefit of the Infirmary. MITCHELDEAN CHURCH. The Rev. C. E. Dighton preached in the morning from 1 Thessalonians iL 5, and in the evening from Luke xiii. 13. The collections were— ...
... MAISEMORE. Tea and Presentation.—A very pleasing incident occurred Maisemore Park op Thursday evening last, on the occasion of a farewell tea (riven Miss Robinson to the members of her Band of Hope and Scripture Union. Between fifty and sixty partook ...
... MAISEMORE. Sui>d?.n Death.—Particulars of the sudden d' eatn labourer named Charles Jones, aired TS wno lodged the Ship Inn, feeen to the coroner for d deoeaa«d had enjoyed fairly health since had a gtroke about nine ago. Deceased not feeling very well ...
... MAISEMORE. Gat Wedding. —At the parish church, Maisemore, on Tuesday, was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Thomas Barnes (of the firm of Messrs. Barnes and Cbadborn, of Gloucester), to Mary Anne, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wadley, of Windon House ...
... MAISEMORE. Oddfellowsâ Club Feast.âThe twentieth anniver* â¢ary the Usisemore Oddfollowe Club was celebrated Wednesday. The members met at their oluhrooro, the White Hart lon, in the morning, and accompanied Wilsonâe band from Gloucester, they ...