... HATHERN. Benefit Entertainment. Ot. Saturday evening Mr. A. Thompson presided over a benefit concert held in the large room of the Liberal Club, in :lid of a returned soldier who bas been ill for some time. Thz Cisciir and Quartette party gave selections ...

... HATHERN, War Memorial—A meeting of the local war committee was held on Tuesday evening, Mr. Ben Fuller presiding over a full attendance. It was announced by the Secretary (Mr..H. Price) that the financial pdsilio was very favourable, and the sum required ...

... HATHERN, Ch ar ity Estate.—The usual meeting of the Charity Estate Trustees was held on 7 hureday evening, the Rev J. G. Laurance presiding. Also present: Mews. T. Allcock, If. Mitchell, and Wm. gibson. In place of Mr. H. Harriman, deceased, Mr. Henry ...

... HATHERN Fatal Accident. —On Thursday last, an unmarried female, years of age, named Mary Swift, (a person weak intellect), accidentally fell backwards down stairs, and so injured herself as to cause death the following day. inquest was held at the Anchor ...

... HATHERN. Parish Coancil.— A meeting of the P.irish Council was held on Monday evening, the following Councillors being present, Messrs. W, H. Hart (chairman). 11. Widdos-son, G. P. Ilatton, J. Bowler, V. H. Spencer, and S. Henson. Mr. R. P. Ansebrook ...

... HATHERN, Mr. John Monk presided over the meeting for the election of parish councillors, held in the Charity Hall on Monday evening. There was rod attendance.. Ten nominations were handed in for the seven seats. Voting: F. N. builder, 22; John Bram))ley ...

... HATHERN. -On Tunday night an entertain. lowa was pan in the Nations. Schaairman fur the boast of three blind the 'aria. Mho Maas Hardie(, Mize Mary Daum R.A.M. reaeiborough), Oral (ilatherul, Miss It. RAW/ oramaiowaSar), Mrs C. Beau (Each). Mies C. (Habra) ...

... HATHERN. Ache,* Scbool.—Tbe annual meet. ing of the members of the Men's Adult School w-as herd in the Co-operative Mali on Friday evening. Mr. Eton Fuller (pre& dent) presiding over a good attendance. ihs balance-sheet showed -contributions to the early ...

... training at Hathern until her return to the capital of India in 1897. In this and other large centres she spent another seven years, gaining both tie esteem of her comrades and the nativet with whom she came into contact. On her return Hathern, it was apparent ...

... HATHERN. Caged of enteric revs: ware reported at Therm Acre and Ha'hern. Mr. Fuller asked if there were any insanitary nonditions at Hathern, Dr. Black. ham replying that the wrier wos good, but the house wale dirty. The Cleat reported, with reference ...

... HATHERN, It short service was held at the old Village Cross, and later there was a procession. Tea Is served in the schools, but sports had to be held cver. There were similar celebration+ at Belton, Normanton, Suadlincote, and Gresley. ...

... HATHERN. Day Selma! Managers. 4 -07Witunday a meeting of Day Schc, managers was held, the Rev. J. G. Let/ranee presidind; al: the managers were present. —The business was to appoint three teachers in piece of Wino !lovers. Green, and Barker, and the following ...