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... HATHERN AND ELECTRICITY. With respect the Inquiry Hmthern to the prospect of elcotne cables oomina through the Tillage, the Loughborough Town Council lost night instructed the electrical engineer to prepare estimate of the coat and ulso of the amount ...
... HATHERN MOURNS. The death has occurred Cheltenham Mrs. Smythers, widow of the late Rev. Edward Smythers, who was rector of Hathern for years . The deceased lady, when at Hathern, «as highly esteemed. She reached the great age of 97 years. Since residing ...
... HATHERN DIVISION. A vacancy having occurred in the Hathecn Division through the retirement Mr. Hishaod, contest is talking place, the candidates th* field being Mr. W. E. Porter (ConservaUve) and Thomas Allcock (Libera*). The electioneering campaign was ...
... HATHERN SHOW. Fur and Feather Exhibits* High Standard. An op ...
... hathern liberals. At the invitation the Hatbera Work, ing Men's Liberal Club nearly 300 mem. bars, wives, widows, and old pensioners were entertained to tea Faturdav. the evening the president (Mr. H. Maroon) presided -over social, gather* ing. ...
... hathern presentation. In aid o( fund for repairs of the Hathern Wesleyan Chapel a successful sale work took place on Saturday The opening ceremony (at which F Stapleton presided) was pertanned by Mrs. Crook (wife of the Bev Harold Crook). A pleasing feature ...
... hathern tragedy miu Edith LithtrlAnd who hu ban rtSyln* w»h Mr. John •• Th« Stone Houm. WhlU-atrMt, Haihern wot found drownad cmarn tarty An amployw, Mr. B. Hunt, made the bean miaainß throughout tha nlffht hut indae anxiety waa fait It was hejlatrad ...
... HATHERN BAPTISTS. The Baptist If&fhorn uadergona romiderabl© interior deooratrou, after leiug rinsed for several irg* re- ...
... HATHERN TRAGEDY. Inquest on Farm Labourer Adjourned. \n iii'in.'st was ooened and admiii. .1 nil January at l.ough■ nigh yesterday the Halhern ii labourer, David Taylor (tio) ■ s' bodv was found in Hie yard of i'll'rn l.iheral Club Monday \- yesierday's ...
... NO CONTEST AT HATHERN. The Mathern Liberal AsmKtagion Committee held a meeting on Monday evening to consider the position, Were ticiug eight to:ululates gall Liberals) for the seven cents the Parish Council. liter a loop diecumion. Mr. W. Roper volunteered ...
... HATHERN SEWERAGE. Deputation to Watt the Local Gov- enunent Board. Battwrn Pariib Coanoil ia atUI that « in.ol»li« I»»f* «»«» »«» ~wm» dupMtl will bt absolutely ruinoue to the eillafe. The council inteode penaMoa send a deputation to the bocal ttovenunant ...
... HATHERN SEWAGE. Detail* of the New Scheme to Cost £4,000 Mr. P. W. ppenesntrd the LougtAoroogh Rnral DiatriotGounoil admit of eowngto and water achcme for to coat £4,000, which, said, the most economical they could g«t for the pariah, amounts would be ...