... HATHERN. Cato/rt.—Tim small ebaritliis kayo bean distributed this Christmas. Widow Bradford's Charity being distributed by the Rector on at Themes Day to over forty widows. The tentless of the liathern Charity Italia. b ar . Woo distributed tJeltoto to ...

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... HATHERN. A 1 4 01-nins.—Private Hugh Wills. who waa on leave and on a visit to his fiancee. Mae 'tendon. The Ctn taken ill a week ago. and despite evrry effort soccurahad on Illenday afternoon The detested cornea of • well-known and respected Hhepalied ...

... HATHERN. the generous te i produce to the Literal Club to be in aid the Was con' @ future date will again be A. Plunge. into the Unknown By CHARLES D. LESLIE.” oe peas Bura, or ee fer cures the most because you cannot equal It saves ...

... War public meeting was held on Friday evening to consider Hathern Mr. B. Fuller presiding.—' Soldiers, mitted to the meeting, namely. a memortal at were suo- the + tablets on the and the provision of a Village Hall.—Mr. Henson urged the Village Hall scheme ...

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... HATHERN Pastwa XERTIIIO.—Mr. J. T. Fisher presided tta use-tiog to let the Toms Close and lasso. The followlag were the highest odors. and Wan essepted :—Shepshed-rned. Mr. 1.. P. Oroms. as.: Pasturr-lens. Mr. O. Carriagton. Tows Close. Mr. IL Hunt. 14 ...

... connection with the yorkers’ Union, when Svil Tavlor. addie.se. were given by Miss Arnold and Mr. late head Mercer, teacher of Hathern Infants’ School, has been presented with a double-locked hide travelling Case hy the staff of the mixed and infants departments ...

... Shep- nasty cute on the which were y at the Li Club vege: 21b. Sos, Mr. W. were M. Watts, W. Pollerd, G. was in attendance, Hathern United A Hovee-to-H ‘of £11 1s. on behalf of the United Silver Prize y gave their ser- Vices of Pte: J. Allen were interred ...

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