... Reservation. What they come , ;; . have done nothing. Our dance ' •■pons dance, and are going to dance ui faring-. It find Christ not apjiear • s, stop dancing. But troops or no troops, e start to dance this creek in the ra ' L'. We also ...

... did not continue its depredations, and waa got out without difficulty, not much damage being done. A Dance.-On Friday evening very successful dance, in aid of the funds of tbe local National eoboole, was bald tbe Mart. The mime mover tbe matter was Mrs ...

... friends are due. the first day a hat-trimming competition, Opeti to gentlemen only, attracted a crowd of the fair sex. The prizes were awarded to Mr, Peach (1) and Mr. J. Parish (2). tbe washing competition the Ist was awarded Mrs. T. Wilkinson, 2nd to ...

... under the command of Capt. Young, marched to Easton, several Stamford ians following. There the band played on the lawn and dancing was indulged in. The party arrived home at 9*30 having had an enjoyable outing. Re-opening services were held Trinity Wesleyan ...

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... Andrew, and Wyles, and Miss Towers were judges of the washing competition. After the last race was run the prizes were distributed by Alderman Vergette, and then a large number engaged in dancing to the strains of the Market Deeping brass band. At dusk the ...

... admitted about B'3o p.m. on Monday. He saw it was a hopeless case from the Lj. Chloroform was administered, but his lungs clogged owing to his not being able to spit, ad died from look jaw Tuesday.—The in summing up, said that deceased was young left in ...

... evening before about of the wives and friends of the members. The entertainment wis of a varied oharacter, comprising aongß, clog dances, and banjo sketches, and original farce one of ths members (Mr. W. Walmsley), entitled The Black Highxoayman. The programme ...

... Mr. gave the science report.—Mis. Leeke then presented the prizes gained by the students follows : Art Branch.—National competition : F. C. Ben well (bronze medal), A. Miss F. Harrison, Miss C. L. Hatter, and Miss G. »pvvee(book prizes). Local prizes : ...

... F.RC.O., A.R.C.M., wbo haa for some years been the organist of All Saints' church, Stamford, bas been appointed (after competitive trial) organist and choirmaster Great Yarmouth church, the largest parish church England. The adult members of St. John's ...

... com•tee. Tbe St. Andrew's rules were adopted with trttin modifications to meet local requirements. l:«s decided that monthly competitions should held for members. Entertainers Entertain Thbm- IB.VES.-The annual outing of the Entertainment Committee of the Liberal ...

... intervals during the afternoon, and for dancing on the lawn in the evening, the grounds being brilliantly lighted up by Chinese lanterns of varied hues. The sale realized over 302. Sheep-shearing Contest.—A competition for prizes offered by the Technical ...