... Harvest Home Supper.—At public meeting held at the Board School on Tuesday evening, Mr. W. Redhead presiding, it was resolved again to hold allotment harvest home supper this year. Mr. Hntt was re-appointed secretary, and Mr. W. Smith treasurer. committee was chosen, and other arrangements made. Football Club.—The young men Haddenham on Tuesday were invited to meeting the Navvy Mission Hall ...

... Navvy Mission.—A very successful concert was given the Navvy Mission Room on Wednesday in last week. Mr. Wilkins had arranged a capital programme, each item of which was well received. There was crowded house. The Risborongh Minstrel Troupe gave their popular farce, Sloey. Football. —An evenly-contested game was played on the Club Ground on Saturday, between Risborough and Wycombe United ...

... Sacred Concert. The members of the Cbesham Temperance Choir gave very creditable performance of the oratorio, Christ and His Soldiers, in the Temperance Hall, on Monday evening last, large and appreciative audience assembled. Tbe choir, about forty strong, sang carefully throughout, and the orchestra was equal to its duties. Tbe soloists were Madame Bessie Webber, Miss Emilie Webber, Mr. ...

... Church Tower Spire Fund.—The Rev. J. Mimder, the rector, has received a cheque for £12 : 10 from Dr. and Mrs. Bell the result of the concert recently organised by them aid of the Church Spire Fund. En-tertaixment.—The members of the Girls' Friendly Society connected with Parish Church gave entertainment the Hall on Monday evening. The platform was attractively arranged. There was good ...

... AYLESBURY. Lord arrived at Calais on Tuesday afternoon by tbe mail steamer from England, and proceeded to Paris. Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, M.P., and Mr. Magnire, M.P., have arrived at Tangiers, on a visit to Sir Charles Euan Smith, the British Minister. The Navvy Evangelist. The death is announced of Mr. Taylor, the navvy evangelist, who has visited Aylesbury on several occasions and ...

... Lenten Services. Special Lenten services were commenced on Friday evening, Feb. 21, at the Parish Church, and they will be continued weekly until Easter. The Restoration of the Parish Church.— The work of restoring the south side of the church to its original form is being rapidly pushed forward by the contractors, and it is expected that the work will 'ere long be completed. Navvy Mission. ...

... GREAT MISSENDEN. Vestry Meeting.—A vestry meeting was held the Parish Church on Monday last, present, the Rev. C. E. Story, Messrs. L. Greaves, J. Macmeikan, L. Redding, G. Coles, W. Tilbury, J. Clark, J. Peedle, and E. Burton. Mr. J. Macmeikan was re-appointed Vicar's warden for the ensuing year, and Mr. L. Greaves was elected parish churchwarden. The accounts of the churchwardens for the ...

... . Fire.—The tire call sounded 0:1 Monday even.! ing about eight o'clock. The Brigade and engine in quick time gallcpped off to Cross, ■ Saunderton, where it was found that a chimney was on tire. There being some wooden buildings , in close proximity, the occupant-; thought it advisable to send for the engine. After rendering . what help they could the Brigade returned in about an hour s time. ...

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... Navvy Mission. —The final services in connection with this mission in Great Missenden were held on Sunday, when a good nnmber of friends gathered both afternoon and evening. The services were conducted Mr. A. Panil, of Amersham Common, who has carried on the mission since Mr. Evans, the navvy missioner, left. Thanks are due to Miss Brickwell for her service at the harmonium in tbe afternoons, ...