... seventy years after a long* illness. Mrs. Hall had been twice married, and by a coincidence both her husbands were fellow workers the same signal-box at Ampthill. Her first Husband was Mr. Thomas Wall, who died m February, 1915, and that marriage she leaves four children, two sons and two daughters. She married Mr. Hall 1980. The funeral took place on Thursday. ...

... in the (QO* Do it Electrically Cheaper Cooler Better Easier with an YOU have no worries about the heat of your oven remaining uniform and constant if you use an Electric cooker. You dictate to it—Electrically. Simply set the hsat control as desired and the cooker will do the rest. It is more comfortable and more economical to cook by Electricity, too, for all the heat is utilised for ...

... As a result the appeal of the Chairman of the Biggleswade Jubilee Committee (Mr. Tom Ferguson) to members of that Committee he has received promises over £llO towards the public fund. The following officers have been elected to serve on the Women's Association for the ensuing year : President. Mrs. Shuttleworth; Chairman, Mrs. H. F. Maynard; Vice- Chairman, Mrs. H. Kitchener; Hon. Seeretarv. ...

... AMPTHir.r, URBAN COUNCIL ATTEND CHURCH Arranged in connexion with the Arapthill Men’s Own. the annual Red Cross service took place at the Union Chapel. Arapthill, Sunday afternoon. The service was attended the members of the Urban District Council, including Mr. F. W. Peck (Chairman) and Messrs. T. Jzzard. J. Manyweathers. T. Hardwick, C. Hardwick, F. Adams. VV. Spires, and F, Stanbridge. The ...