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... hATHERN. IIIooMNED IV A four o'clock yestei day afternoon several little children were playing. when one, a little boy named Gerald, youngest eon .if Mr. H. Handon, prufesniosal cricketer, fell into • paucimon. He wu plucking dines and putting them into ...
... HATHERN. The General Committee met at the National Schools, on Thursday evening, under the chairmanship of Mr. John Oithy, when it was reported that the village collection now amounted to £l5, and that the Co-operative ttociety bad contributed £2 2a. ...
... HATHERN. Charities.—There has been a general distsibution of charities in the village amongst the poor and needy- The Charity Estate, liiidow Bradford, Rev. Thomas Allsopp's, Allsopp's and Benskin's and Pratt's Charities have now all been distributed ...
... HATHERN The Male Voice Choir..—This popular choir held a supper in the Co-opt-rat.ve Hall on Saturday evening. when about 100 were present Mr. J. Deakin. Loughborough, who was in the chair, said the choir wa s known throughout the neighbourhood as an ...
... HATHERN Elementary School.—On Monday evening a awes, mg of managers was held, Rev. J. G. Laurance pea. aiding. All the managers were present. At a pp , vious meeting Messrs. Porter, Alkook, and OAT were appointed to audit the AOOOOll4, hut although they ...
... HATHERN Ltberal Cluh.—The balance-sheet of the Liber.,l Club Company for the scar ending December 31 was presented at a meeting of shareholders oo Monday evening, Mr. James Mitchell presiding.—The committee meeting of the members of the club followed ...
... HATHERN. Chapel Anitiverrery.--At the Priantire Methn did, Chapel the newly-appointed minute', the Rem. B. W. Heightley, of the Loughborough Circuit, preached the anniveraary motions to Sunday, special hymns being moldered the their and tho congregation ...
... HATHERN. Victoria F.C.—A meeting of the members held last evening at headquarters. Mr. Walter Spinier presiding, to consider the future of the chair.—Mr. John Brooka, hon. secretary. iza ,- e • kernel statement. and stated that although Caere was at reverse ...
... HATHERN. A Talk About Slorocoo.—On Saturday evening, Miss Hood, a native of this parish, gave A Talk on Morocco, - at the Wesleyan Church. Mr. Geo. Steer occupied the chair. Miss Hood left Bathers in the early part of the present year for Morocco, to ...
... HATHERN. Child's Body Pound.—About noon yeaterds• the dead body of a female ehiki. about three or four months old, was discovered by some boys in the water at the weir Dear Zouch Yills. The notieiug a bulk,. parcel in the water, which they also saw there ...
... HATHERN. Liberal Club Concert.—A welt-attended woad was given in the large room of the Liberal Cfsh en Saturday evening. Mr James Mitchell (president el the club) presiding. The following was the gramme —Partseng, Sweet and low, glee party. song, That ...
... HATHERN Co-operation.—The half-yearly meeting of the If:Ahern Co-oper..tive Society was held Ir. the Ilall on Tuesday evening, Mr. Samuel Smith presiding. The society now numbered 283 members, nod the report showed ash re•eived at the grocery department ...