... best attendance at the morning school, and these were won by Olive Jones, being only absent once. and Clarence Osmond, and Frank Osmond, absent twice. An enjoyable programme was arranged and the following took part, Miss Betty Reeves, pianoforte solo ; Misses ...

... after several seasons with Petition Rovers played spkndidly in defence. • • Chief honours of the game. however, must go to Frank Osmond in goal, who won rounds of applanar for his goalkeeping. He saved Frome from what might have been a much heavier defeat ...

... two penalties. • Fred Corp, who ix showing all his obi defensive *ill, played a particularly fine game at back, whilst Frank Osmond did well between the sticks. The half-line on the %bole played a thrustful game Frome's victory is all the more creditable ...

... Mr. 1.. Smith. was won by the following. with a of 23 each : Itlessrs. l'. Scanuinell. Faulkland M. Laughlin. From., and Frank Osmond. Front, From.. 3110. (ox, F. li., 20, Catherine Hill. Frame Carnival Hann. The result of the coal weight estimating competition ...

... and aunt), Mr. and Mrs. S. Berrett, Steeple Ashton (uncle and aunt). Mr. W. Bartlett. Frome (uncle), Messrs. Clarence and Frank Osmond (brothers-in-law). Mrs. Salway. Taunton (aunt), Mr. West Bartlett and Mr. Walt. Bartlett (cousins). Miss Ena Harvey and ...

... SOMERSET STANDARD Frank Osmond in Form After suffering heavy defeats against Messrs. Tucker's and the Banks last week, Butler and Tanner's made a return to form on Saturday when they defeated Norton St. Philip at the Mount. Frank Osmond was in fine form ...

... flowers. They carried bouquets of carnations and heather. Both wore diamante necklets (the gift of the bridegroom). Mr. Frank Osmond (brother of the bridegroom) carried out the duties of best man. As the bride and bridegroom left the church. the bride ...

... of the late Mr. S. Osmond and Mrs. Osmond, of 23, Nunney Road. Frome. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. Frank Osmond, was attired in a navy two-piece costume with hat and shoes to match, wore a spray of iris and narcissi, and carried an ...

... t ;illluinks (son-in-law); Miss Mary Gillbanks (granddaughter) ; Mr. John H. (grandam); Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Read ; Mrs. Frank Osmond. West Town, mar Bristol; Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Smith; and Mrs. 1,. R. Williamson (friend) attended the service. Beautiful ...

... (widow); Mr and Mrs T. B. Smith. Warminster (sonin-law and daughter); Mr Henry Gillbanks, Yeovil (brother-in' law); Mr and Mrs Frank Osmond. Westtown, near Bristol (brotherin-law and sister-in-law); Mr John Gillbanks, Wick (nephew): Miss Mary Gillbanks, Bristol ...

... four members. Guest of honour was Mr L.' Whittle. SOGAT organiser for the 1 8W area, who presented silver badges to Messrs Frank Osmond, and E. Carpenter, and diplomas to Messrs Kenneth Berry and F. Mead. ...

... chairman of the section. been one of the founders end The guests of the evening were had acted as . match secretary, Mr Frank Osmond, representing secretary, vice-chairman and the I and T's Sports Club, and chairman. Mn Osmond; and Mr Music for the evening ...