... HATHERN. THE WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE arranged by the W.L.A., on Friday last, proved a success. The whist drive was held in the Co-operative Hall, the winners being Miss Carrington, Mrs. Allen, Messrs. H. Watts, and H. Marson. The daving was held in the ...

... there were plenty of liars about without making his clock one, and he shouldn't allow it. HATHERN CROSS.—Practical steps are initiated for the repair of the old Hathern Cross, which had its column broken by the gale of last New Year's Day. At the Parish Council ...

... HATHERN WEDDLNG.— On Saturday by special 11.• is at St. Peer's Parish Church. Hathern. Rev. J. G. Laurence officiating, a of an i nteresting character took place I bride was Miss Annie, youngest claugtre of Mr. and Walter Spence, Derby-road al the bridegroom ...

... HATHERN. ACCIDENTS —On Tuesday, whilst assisting the Hathern Co-oporative Society to get in their hay, Mr. William Monk had a narrow escape. The horse bolted, ran into the gate, and the cart turned over on Shepshedroad Mr. Monk, who was in the cart, jumped ...

... HATHERN Lumam. Assoctano7.-ZCin Good Friday evening the annual meeting of the members of the Hathern Liberal Association took place at the Liberal Club. Mr. Benjamin Fuller presiding. Mr. F. Roper presented the balance sheet. which was adopted, shewing ...

... HATHERN Wilts? DRWIL—In aid of a fund to assist Albert White (son of ea-P.C. White), a whist thrive and dance took place on Wednesday at the C.E. Day Schools, and proved very successful. Miss E. longhottom was the pianist, and the prizes for the whist ...

... HATHERN. PRISONERS WAIL—A capital night's enjoyment was provided at the C.E. Schools on Saturday lu aid of the Prisoners of War Fund. The chief organikers were Mrs. T. C .Adams and Mrs. E. Groves, and It is gratifying to know that a substantial sum will ...

... HATHERN, To provide a fund to give the Hathern soldiers Christ.mas greeting, a sale of produce, freely given by the parishioners, took place, at the Liberal Club, on Saturday evening, Mr. F. Roper, who was ably assisted, being the organiser. FUNERAL-Op ...

... HATHERN. THE ANNIVERSARY of the opening of the Baptist Chapel was observed last week-end. On Saturday a public tea was held, the ladies presiding being Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Adkin, Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs. Bossell. and Miss Groves. In the evening a public meeting ...

... HATHERN. P.M. CHAPEL. —The harvest festival took place on Sunday, the chapel being nicely decorated, and the Rev. A. Fawcett, circuit minister, occupied the pulpit. The usual public meeting took place on Monday evening, Mr. W. Warren presiding in the ...

... Hospitals, and it was decided to arrange a vegetable show to assist Hathern soldiers. Me!srs. H. Thompson and T. Fisher were elected directors. PARISH COUNCIL.-A meeting of the Hathern Parish Council was held on Monday. Present : Messrs. J. T. Fisher ...

... HATHERN. Wigan Cus.--Mr. James Siticiwil presided ores the half-yearly meeting of shareholders of the Liberal Club, held on Monday evetting.—A statement of the account• was read by Mr. Roper Iw•retary), which was considemi very satisfactory under the ...