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... ARTHUR MATHERS, GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, Situations Vacant and Wanted. WANTED —Clerk to assist Fish Salesman. Apply, in writing, to Arbroath Fishermen's Association Ltd., 2 Marketgate. WAITRESS wanted.—Apply Miss H. V. Smith, Manageress, Luncheon ...
... DeparTMext AWARDs. 2.— s—l, Peter Duncan ; 2, Kenneth B. Esplin ; 3, bak Meekison ; ; 4, Black; 5, David Cooper; 6, Alexander MacGregor. the —1, Jenny Boyle; 2, Betty Kear; 3, Lily Addison ; “\aranrs Minnie Watson (Handwork). 31.—Boys—1, Alex- UNIOR ander ...
... William Macdonald (82, So loVerse-Speaking, Junior (under 12 years) Silver shoes (J. A. Anderson) and Sea Music (A. A. MacGregor)-1, Margaret E. salmond (85, 83-168); 2, Irene A. A. Orassie I _ B3 . 81- AB7D 3, David Thompson, Dundee (83, 4, Ethel Anderson ...
... , George Kydd. Forfar. Messrs F. T. Strachan and G. Doig Japp were M.C.s at the Excellent dance. music was supplied by Macgregor’s (Ar- broath) band. The . spot dance win- ners were Miss Alexander, Woodrae, and Mr W. Bruce, W.R.I. BURNS NICHT.—It was ...
... Wiuitred Mather, Miss Peter, Miss Netta tken, and Miss M'Pherson. * Crabbed Y oath and Age * was equally well per- formed, the rdles heing filled hy Miss Miss Stewart, Chrissie Mungall, Miss Netta Aitken, Miss BK. H. Henderson, Miss Rathhen Mather, Miss ...
... play, and the winners were:—l, Miss R. Alexander; 2, Miss E. G. R. Duncan; :1, Miss K. I. Mather; 4, Miss W. Mather; consolation, Miss J. Christison. Miss Mather handed over the prises. ABBEY CHURCH GUILD WHIST DRIVE.—At their weekly meeting in the church ...
... Ladies and Arbroath Ladies, played on Montrose Medal Course on Monday, resulted in a draw Details : — MONTROSE. ARBROATH. Mrs MacGregor and Mrs Tocher and Mrs Miss Balfour Stevwright -1 Mrs Fletcher and Mrs Stewart and Miss A. Millar 1 Mrs Mitchell . ...
... Miss Lownie, and violin solos by Mr J. Esplin and Mr J. Gilbert, the accompanist being Mr W. Macgregor. A short dance followed to music played by Messrs Macgregor, Gill , and Esplin. Bro. W. Scott, C.R., acted as M.C. the} ANNESLEY HOUSE SOLD.—A like for ...
... gaugh. THOMSON—At Fernbrac Nursing Dun. dee, on 11th March, to Dr and Mrs J. Thomson, Gowanpark: a daughter. riaace. KNOX—MATHER—At All Saints Church, gaith, on 16th March 1904, by the Rev. J. T Edwards, Thomas Lisle Knox, secon@ son of Mr John Knox, ...
... BROUGHTT CASTLF.—PIayed Ditili:andhill on Wt4lne,day. Scores: — ARBROATH. CASTLE. Sturenrk 19 •1. Nellsnn G. Millar . . 20 J. MacGregor J. 11. Milligan W. Young W. Purdle Phillip V. N I. ATF.—Played at Montrose on Wed ne-day. Acerei: MONTROSE. NEWEATE. J. McLellan ...
... Joseph Beattie, 41 Kincardine Street, Dundee. tate of Arbroath, aged E sears KERR--At 41 Culloden Road, on the 40th May, feint= Mather. widow . of Robert Herr. aged 72 years. At rest. ICYDD—At Arbroath Infirmary, on the 19th Inst., James Kydd, of Berea, Kettle ...
... Sister Mrs Macgregor presided. After tea, a programme of singing ■nd dancing was engaged in. Songs were rendered by Mrs Farquhar, Mr G. Ferrier, Mr D. Shep. herd, and Mr J. Marr. Votes of thanks were proposed by Bro. Glen. Mr W. B. Macgregor, M. 8.5.5 ...