Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... Authority : Farnell School—Assistant. Miss Mary Christie, Carroch School. Invermark School—Head teacher, Miss Ma:- garet A. MacGregor,Tarfside Ferryden Sr. Sch ool—Assistant, Miss Lizzie A. A. Dallachie, Inverkeilor School. Inverkellor School—Assistant, Miss ...
... Duncan, 2 Adam Main, 3 Wm. MacGregor. Six Parsnips-1 A. Bell, 2 J. S. Adams, 3 Win. MacGregor. Six Carrots-1 Jas. S. Adams, 2 Wm. MacGregor. Two Cucumbers —1 W. Philip.. 2 Adam Main. 3 R. Duncan. One Vegetable Marrow —1 Wm. MacGregor, 2 Jas. Adams, 3 Angus ...
... Thursday night to St Mar> Street where Macgregor lived. Tliey entered neighbour’s and there declared their intention going lor Macgregor which showed very clearly | their object was preconceived and •crate. Macgregor was working at his door, and the son ...
... —Lizzie Duncan Ogr© Graham Murray; Dame Snuffy Molly Lawson; Tweedledum—Stephen Clark ; Tweedlcdee—Angus Mathers; Jack (Boy Scout) —David Macgregor; Milly (Girl Guide) —Alice Clark; Birdie and Girlie Norah Greig, Agnes Harrison, Nellie Robertson, Lizzie ...
... 30 years the late Mr Wm. Macgregor, who purchased it during the war period. Mr W. D. Mackenzie, of Montrose Auction Co., Ltd., conducted the sale for Mr David R. Calder. solicitor, 27 Bank Street, Dundee, agent for Mr Macgregor’s trustees. POTATO IMPORTS ...
... 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 ...
... Dorothy Whitlaw, Alexander Lurie, John Macgregor, Dorothy Campbell, Susannah Ofiker. French.—Elisabeth Gardyne, James A. Morrison, Alexander lmrie, Isabella Paterson, Agnes Smith, Frederick Rae, Dorothy Mather.. lisabeth Gardype, James A. Frederick ...
... Maureen Caird, Aileen Mathers, Agnes Smith, William McDonald. Needlework— Agnes Smith, Ruth Spink. Handwork— Angus Roberts. Primary 111.— I, Athole Mollison; 2, Patricia Fox; 3, Robert Spink; 4, Williamina Swankie; 5, Robert MacGregor; 6, Barbara Cameron ...
... Miss M. Roberts was responsible for the programme. Tea was made by Mrs Gray and Mrs Mathers and served by Mrs Dutch. Mrs Brown. Mrs D. M'Gregor, Mrs Nicol, and Miss MacGregor. Votes of thanks were proposed by Mr Massie. ...
... 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 ...