... Maisemore. The harvest festival services were held Thursday and Sunday last, and all the services were well attended, especially that held Thursday evening. The preachers were Canon Park and Canon Billett (Vicar). The collections were as usual devoted ...

... Maisemore. DRIVE AND DANCE. A successful qualifying whist drive and dance w»s held at the White Hart in aid St. Dunsten'g, in which £9 9S. was raised and has been handed over to the Chief Organiser. The prize-winners were:—toadies: Miss A. Lane 147, Miss ...

... Maisemore. FUNERAL OF AN OLD PARISHIONER. On Friday the mortal remains of Mary Vallen- der (widow of Charles Vallender) were laid to rest in Maisemore Churchyard. Three genera- tions of her descendants were represented at the graveside. She was born on ...

... Maisemore. uiuigwujvi The death took place suddenly, on Thursday night at Maisetnore, of William Amphlett. 53, Gardner, employed Mr. W. Ellis, Court 'arm. It appears that deceased, his usual good health, went bed at about 10 o'clock, and shortly afterwards ...

... MAISEMORE. Empire was celebrated with great loyalty ami enthusiiurs at on Friday, thu chief item the programme to-ing niusu»l eiilerUinment to children and parishioners the schoolroom the evening, rntersiiersed with addresses appropriate to the occa- ...

... MAISEMORE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE The May meeting of M&isemore Women’s Institute was presided over by the Hon. Mrs. Bathurst. Mrs. Buchanan, delegate to the Education Conference, gave a talk on the discussions that took place there. A competition for the best ...

... Maisemore. RECIPIENT OF NEW YEAR HONOUR. In the New Year honours liat, which was issued on Monday. Captain C. H. R. Barnes, Wiltshire Regiment, has been awarded the Order of the British Empire (0.8. E.), Military Division. ...

... £ MAISEMORE. Ansi ai, Pig Cum Mektino.— A highlysuo-sesful meeting of the Pig Club was held in the Schools oil Friday, when Mr. F, Shepherd (chairman) presided over record gathering. The chief item of business was the adoption of the fsdancc sheet, which ...

... MAISEMORE A most successful concert was given by the pupils of the Church of Kngland Schools. programme, which was characterised its variety, was well carried out the children, many tin* items Ikcing rc-dcmanded. The leading parts were taken by I*. Herbert ...

... Maisemore. highly enthusiastic meeting of the infant I'ia Club was held in the schools on Thursday week. Mr. F. Shepherd occupied the chair, being supported by his Committee, Mr. Pearce Ellis, the auditor; and numerous members, la short but eloquent address ...

... MAISEMORE WEDDING The wedding took place at St. Giles Church, Maisemore, of Mr. James Shepherd, son of Mr. and the late Mrs P. Shepherd, of Swindley Cottage. Maisemore, to Miss Muriel Webb, daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb, The White Hart Inn, Malseraore ...

... MAISEMORE. The annual Parish Council meeting held on the inst., when the Rev. E. V. Amery was re-, elected chairman and Mr. T. Morris vice-chairman.* Mr. Edward Herridge and Mr. John Stephens were appoiutr-d overreers for the ensuing year. The accounts ...