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... NAL SITUATION. Supported by Coun. S. MOILING, G. NEAL, and C. H. MIBBERLY. Chairmait—Mr. GEO. SPENCER. Munical Iteu3s by HATHERN ADULT SCHOOL MALE VOICE CHOIR ...
... Poxon, A. Tunnicliff, Edwards and Fletcher were in charge. Concerts were given he a party from Louguoorough College. and the Hathern Band played for dancing. A number of the trees were artistically decked with bunting and gave further charm to the natural ...
... appointed stationmaster at . .'alverlev. near Leeds. He will At Bakewell by Mr. W. whn has been 19 years station ma.h..l at Hathern. Leicestershire. one day's diary of bin movements, in one of the papers the other day. It will int, rest you. Morning:—On ...
... musical programm• was provided by Misses Phyllis and Nancy Dome. low and Miss Edna Hall. Castle Donington Vies defeated Hathern Tics. on Saturday 4- 1. ...
... b e sntlfully balmy weather had tempted nut an my , cycle, but long before I arrived at Gotham —by a circuitous route via Hathern, West I Leake and East Leake•=a kind of Scotch I mist had enveloped the landscape, proving once more that, with our unique ...
... the four falling to him. The authorities have imposed a five of 2s. upon the Castle Donington players who left the field at Hathern a few weeks ago ten minutes before the regulation time. The referee is there to control the game, and it is not for players ...
... Nelson Hall Dancing Class. ---- lst ANNUAL OUTING PARTY. The Char-a-Banc Trip to BREEDON-on-the-HILL, via Kcgworth. Hathern, and Charnwood- Forest, will start from Nelson Hall at lis p.m. SATURDAT. JUNE 9th. TEA. at the ROUX BUSH, BREEDON, from sto ...
... passed away. At on WednesdaY• B. Reprised, civil engineer, of Derby. was fined Ms. for driving a motor cycle and sidecar at Hathern In a dangerous manner. ...
... on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter. Draycott. met with an accident which might easily have proved fatal. They had reached Hathern when a young lady cyclist thoughtlessly dashed across the road. To avoid a collision. Mr. Carter swerved to the road side ...
... Miss Bertha Clarke. Messrs. I. Purdy, G. Screatoi,. C. Barnett, A Milward, and F. Cunningham were In charge of the skittles. Hathern rand supplied music for dancing on the lawn. A vote of thanks was passed Mr. and Mrs. Cotton. Sergi Hutchinson spoke to arresting ...
... Lite. Mrs. Cook (Donington Park Farm), Messrs. B. Limb (Wilson). and A. Millward. Music was supplied by Miss Mitchell, of Hathern. The lady members of the Church Council were in charge of the refreshments, the effort being organised by the Parochial Church ...
... Mitchel-street, Long Eaton, age 52 years. Roper.—On July 25th. Mary Roper, age 82 years, widow of William Roper, late o Hathern. Interred Hathern Cemetery, July 28th. Marriott.—On July 3otb. at 18. Beneettdreet, Long Eaton, Harry Marriott, age 30 years. THANKS ...