... Lizzie Duncan; Ogre, Graham Murray; Dame Snuffy, Molly Lawson; Tweedledum, Stephen Clark; Tweedledee, Angola Mathers: Jack (Boy Scout), David Macgregor; Milhr (Girl Guide), Alice Clark; “Birdie and Otrife,’’ Norah Greig, Agnes Harrison, Nellie Robertson, Lizzie ...

... 2 Mrs Ramsay. The vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs C. Macgregor. Office-bearers and committee electted were:— President, Miss Findlay; vice-president, Mrs Grieve; Secretary, Mrs R. Macgregor; treasurer, Miss Stewart; press secretary, Mrs Blackie; ratfle ...

... Gresefield. Oven scones—l Mrs C. Macgregor, Wandershill, 2 Mrs Davidson, Balhall, 3 Mrs W. Davidson, East Mathers, St. Cyrus. Oatcakes—l Mrs W. Davidson, 2 Mrs M. Miller, 3 Mrs A. Goodall, Huntlyhill, Dundee Cake—l Mrs C. Macgregor, (bronze medal), 2 Mrs H. ...

... Stewart, 2 Mrs K. Milne, Carnoustie, 3 Mrs W. Scott. Oven scones—l Mrs M. Stewart, 2 Mrs C. Macgregor, 3 Mrs J. Taylor. Oatcakes—l Mrs Gibb, 2 Mrs Davidson, East Mathers, St. Cyrus, 3 Mrs K. Milne. Cherry cake—l Mrs H, Littlejohn, 2 Mrs M. Stewart, 3 Mrs C ...

... Her dishes were won by Miss Mather, Miss Milne, Mrs Palmer, and Mrs J. Stewart. In a competition, six best articles in a medicine chest, winners were Miss Duncan and Miss M. Garvie. Readings were given by Miss Macgregor, Brechin. Hostesses for evening ...

... Medals, silver division—Mrs W. Mather, Miss N. Duncan, Mrs R. Inglis, Mrs J. S. Brand, Mrs W. Bradbury, Mrs P. Anderson, Mrs D. S. Arthur. Bronze—Mrs R. S. Lumsden, Miss I. Esplin (2), Mrs D. B. Reid (2), Mrs Macgregor, Mrs R. Thomson (1). Extra medals—Mrs ...

... Calder, Aldbar. Mincemeat stuffing—3 Mrs Symon, Aldbar. Red tomato chutney—3 Mrs Morrison, Aldbar. Sherry-type wine—3 Mrs Mather. Fern. Bramble and apple jelly-1 Mrs Barnett, Stracathro. Grapefruit marmalade—3 Mrs Michie, Aberlemno. AL Sausage rolls—3 ...

... Glas. corrie, Lethnot, 3 Mrs F. Taylor. Chocolate roll, cream filled — | Mrs C. Macgregor, 2 Mrs M. Stewart, 3 Mrs I. Stewart. Fancy cakes —1 Mrs J. Taylor, 2 Mrs C. Macgregor. Forfar bridies — 1 Mrs K. Milne, 2 Mrs W. Scott, 3 Mrs H. Littlejohn. Shortbread ...

... 2(J.Meikle)l6 Callander No. No. 1 (A D. Davidson) {W. Uoig) 21 Ooune No. 1 Southesk No. 2 (W. Livingstone) 10 (J. Mather) 11 Doune No 2 Evcnie Water (J. Morrison) 16 (Major Ogilvie) Keir Brechin Castle (W. Stirling) 10 (8. Edwards) ...

... as fol. -Captain, Mrs J. A. Barron: ptain, Mrs A. W. Low: hon. ry, Mrs D. S. Ferguson, 49 treet, Edzell; hon. treasurer, . Mather, Shandford; handi- cretary, Mrs A. T. Bertram: (tee—Mrs Bertram, Mrs C. th, Mrs R. Belford, Mrs D. 1 and Mrs J. Morrison. ...

... daughter of James Bridges, Esq. Writer to the Signet. Thurso, the 13th April, the Rev. Duncan Macgregor. M.A.. Hope Street Church, Glasgow, the Rev. Malcolm .Macgregor, Free Church, Ferrintosh, to Johanna, youngest daughter of the late LieuteuHUt Robertson ...

... Mrs T, Stewart, 2 Mrs Littlejohn, 3 Mrs W. Davidson, East Mathers, o=, Cyrus. Shortbread fingers — 1 Mrs Gibb, Lethnot, 2 Mrs W. David |sOon. 3 Miss M. Paterson. Mincemeat pies—l Mrs C. Macgregor, Waandershill, 2 Mrs M. Stewart, 3 Mrs W. Davidson. Clootie ...