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... Crombie, Harry Torops, J. Cowey, Ike Rose, Charles Ccborn, Little Ganty, A. C. G.'orce. Mrs. SmythRon, Rose and Val- vert. Dr. H. H. Crippen, Paul Martinetti (second donation), Mrs. Paul Martinetti, A. C. Williams, Joe McConnell, Frank Lynne, Wil son Hallett ...
... Tomps, J. Cowey (Brighton Agent), Ike Rose, Chas. Coborn, Little Ganty, A. G. George, Mrs. Smythson, _Rose and Valvert, Dr. H. H. Crippen, Paul Martinetti (second donation), Mrs. Paul Martinetti, A. C. Williams (Tredegar Agent), Joe McConnell, Frank Lynne ...
... Harry Tomps, J. (Brighton Agent), Ike Rose, Chas. Coborn, Little Ganty, A. G. George, Mrs. Smythson, Rose and Calvert, Dr. 11. H. Crippen, Paul Martinetti (second donation), Mrs. Paul Martinetti, A. C. Williams (Tredegar Agent), Joe McConnell, Frank Lynne ...
... Ganty, John Nash, Lil Hawthorne. Mr and Mrs. A. Were, Sisters Macartc, Mr and Mrs. Tompe, A. W. Verno, Dave O’Toole, Dr. and Mrs. Crippen, Mrs. Martinetti, Frank Lunnon, A. V. Dunne, J. Alexander, J. Reed, E. Allwright, W. Barton, W. Littlejohn. Flo Hastings ...
... Holmes Q Jones S Naftel N Kirk Cooke Pardoe G Burnell M Cill-epie YVoffenden Ross Coulton Walker Harrison L J B D Crippen K O’Gorman Dr Brown Bidwcil H H-it-ty Batty N T Smith Butler Dibdiu L Soiiani K Pepper YY' Harris C A A N Hamilton P Naftel B H J ...
... booked Miss to 1914. The Music Hail Ladies’ Guild has lost an friend and worker by the death cf Miss Bole Elmore (Mrs. H. H. Crippen) in California, March 23. She held the position honorary reasnrer the Guild for camber of years, but from that position about ...
... from the shoulder and fall to the end of the skirt. With deep regret I record the death of Miss Belle Elmore, the wife of Dr. Crippen, the late hon. treasurer of the Music , Hall Ladies' Guild. She passed A WOMAN'S VIEW OF VARIETY. away in California, U ...
... Mre. Bowyer, barometer, Mrs, Cranfield, cheque. Mr. H. Oranfield. cheque leh Ol;u‘!'fleld.(‘sglm %&n dizhes. r. an rs. Crippen, ¢ E d’r’:. and Mrs. CornwaH, silver-monnted Latter Mr. and Mrs. Copping, travelli closk, Mr, Oollier, nair Sheffield c&ndnfnueh ...
... of 6s.—Defendant con- CRIPPEN.—On the loth April, at Burgato H. Gainbrill, Foad, Sandy; Rowden, Durtnal, defeated and he thereupon declined to oppose tended that the price of the horse was to be Street, Canterbury, J. M. Crippen, aged 81 Baldwin, Ray ...
... Nearer, my God, to Thee,' sung tc Sullivan's well-known tune. Dr. Keen read the familiar lesson from I. Corinthians, xv., and the Rev. J. G. Oats offered prayer. After the Rev. T. G. Crippen's national anthem, O God,H Who holdest in Thine hand, the ...
... of the resident pastor of the Primitive Methodist Church, the Rev. A. Hird. The service took the form of the one arranged by Dr. Jewett, president of the National Free Church Council. The Rev. J. R. Legge, M.A., of the Chesterfield Congregational Church ...