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... green to beat Donald Blair. Results (English players first) were: FOURSOMES—D. F. Dunston and J. S. Bethell beat A. F. D. Macgregor and N. Mackinnon 5 and 4; G. B. Wolstenholme and T. J. Shorrock beat J. Armour and H. C. Maclaine 2 and 1; lan Caldwell and ...
... of Committee, T. Conlin, D. Borward, and J. Gruffin. Courier. — The annual meeting of the Second Courier was held in Mather's Hotel on Saturday night, when the following were elected office- bearers : — President, J. Halkerston (re-elected) : vi ...
... of Committee, T. Conlin, D. Dorward, and J. Grniliu. Coirier. — The annual meeting of the Second Courier was held in .Mather's Hotel on Saturday night, when the following were elected office- ! hearers : — President, J. Halkerston (re-elected) ; ...
... BIRTHS. $ At Woodville, Rattray, on the 27th Arthur Baxter, of son. At North View, Burntisland, on the 26th 1 Mrs James Mather, of daughter. , iJf' At Kirkcaldy, on the 25th inst., Mrs Ale*® Thompson, of a daughter. . At the Schoolhouse, Skirling, on ...
... Wynd, 0 J. MacGregor, Port- Glasgow, 1 N. Bctt, 0 Rev. J. Gillespie, Major-General fttock- Kirkcaldy 1 well, 0 W. Shinifl, Edinburgh 1 John Fraeer, jun., 0 R. Fyfe, Dundee, .. J. Oonacher 0 G. A.' Grant, Dundee, 1 ' T. Fraser, O J. Mather, Middlesbrough ...
... conducted . West, the stage manager being Mrs Scott. Dances were Miss M. Johnstone, and the lighting by Mr James Scott. Miss E. Macgregor had charge of the make-up, while the scenery was by Mr R. Pryde. Rev! A. Monteith Davidson presided. The orchestra, led by ...
... Scotland representative. Higgs Motors, Ltd.; Mr C Lamb. L.N.E.R. district locomotive superintendent, Burntisland* Mr J. MacGregor, planning engineer, and Mr P. 11. Guthrie, toolroom department, Rolls Royce, Glasgow; Mr J. Stephen, head, technical department ...
... Caldrum Street, Dundee, 14th inst., Maggie Reia (Daisy). J daughter o ; John Luke, aged 14 Macgregor.— At C'raig-Royston, Aberfc' ' 13' inst, Donald Macgregor, .! years. Funeral to-day (Monday)* ' p.m., to Grandtullv Churchyardfriends kindly invited. ...
... Another, Another, D. Foggie (Dundee Ladies), F. Macgregor (Grove Academy), and Munro (Perth Academy F.P.). BOWBRIDGE A T. ASHTON (at Marchbanks, Camperdown, at 2.30)— A. Hutchison; M. Bruce and E. Mathers; R. Royan, H. Campbell, and E. Stephen; A. Fyffe ...
... lf|l ,. MacGregor.—At e l „c(3 , ' 1 .jt- ' t' residence ' the 7th inst., r Lord funrral on .f (1 fi,. r.'ometery. C'orte.. •if Place at 1.45 P- n .V, ,p . Mather.—At ckvl , r -! ...
... Boss, Phesdo; 2 W. Mathers; 3 A. Watson. Hop, Step, and Leap—l D. Duke, 43 ft. 5 in ; 2 J. Clark, Fettercairn, 38 ft. 9 in.; 3 W. Galloway, 38 ft. 4 in. Putting the Ball—l A. King, 30 ft. 2 in.; 2 D. Duke, 30 ft.; 3 Wee Macgregor, 28 ft. Girls' Race ...
... Millar, Lilybank, beloved wife John Jefferson» jJ> v * J on Friday, at 2. Thi« the rZr.n ~i invitation. MACGREGOR.-At Broadleys. Dnttf, inst., James Macgregor. formef' ll V Derculich. Strathtay. Funeral 9 Aberuthven Church 10 motor Aberfeldy at 12 noon, _ ...