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... are the names of all the children who took part: Masters A. V. Ain- Icy. J. Kershaw. H. Varley and F. Mason, and Misses Grace Greenwood, El&mor Riley, Gertrud© Sunderland, Annie Spencer, Sarah Diggle, Doris Greenwood, Edith Robinson and Edith Spencer. On ...
... account his visit to the recent Baptist. Congress at Berlin. Songs were given by Mr. W. Walton, “Asleep the deep,’’ Mies Grace Greenwood. “ as they in England, Miss Maggie Black, “ When the sunset turns to gold,” Mr. Wm. Greenwood, “A lift on the way,” and ...
... Edward J. Sutcliffe, Albert Taylor. iITOIENE. First stage. first ChM, Bessie J. Heap; second class, Edward J. Sutcliffe. Grace & Greenwood, Sarah A. Thorp, Emma Mills. BOTANY. First stage, first class, Barry Stational& Mary K. Baldwin, Marie B. Powell ; second ...
... Birchclifle Baptist chapel, by the Rev. A. J. Harding, Mr. Thomas Hy. Wheelhouse, Oxford ei reel, Stubbin holme, to Miss Grace Greenwood, Unity-street, Hebdenbridge. ...
... mode into cosy cafe. The guests were received tlic following young ladies: Misses Martha Ingham. Hilda Wilkinson. Vera Grace Greenwood, Elsie Greenwood and Beatrice Cotton. During the reception Mr. T. G. Wild’s string band performed a pleasing selection ...
... and Mrs. Alfred Wood; married ladies' stall, several of the ladies connected with the place; refreshment stall, Misses Grace Greenwood and Bertha Taylor; handkerchief etall. Mrs. Frank Highky, Mrs. Thos. Crabtree, Mrs. Fred Greenwood, Mrs. G. Stanefield ...
... ” “The willow pattern plate,” and “Farm yard.” Mas. E. Greenwood and Miss Winnie Priestley gave recitations, and Miss Grace Greenwood performed a piano solo. Mr. W. Smith was the accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. John Stansfiekl had the pleasure of receiving a ...
... _year's demonstration in Todmorden. SUDDEN DEATH.-I>e death took place on Friday night, with painful suddenness, of Miss Grace Greenwood, a weaver, of Weirstreet, Shade. Deceased, who was 54 years of age, and had been at her work daring the day, was chatting ...
... eldest daughter of the late Chas. J. Steele. of 27, Ciam-terraoe, Todmorden. DIED. On the 3rd inst.. aged 53 years, Grace Greenwood. Weir-ratreet. Todinortien. On the sth inst., aged 60 rears. James Greenwood, York-place, Todmorden. On the Slat nit. ...
... airier in-law to Mr. Bobt. Chanlay, North-at.. and aunt to Hr. Sot. Eastwood, the load auctioneer. Bar maiden name waa Him Grace Greenwood, she went America in 1889, foDewing Mr. IfitohaO to whom she waa then enpgad and aubeequmtlr married. Mn. Tinted Tudmotden ...
... son, Mr. Wm. H. Charuley, who was called from his office in the same town of Goshen. Mrs. Cbarnley was formerly Miss Grace Greenwood. of Todmorden, and was born in August 1842. and in 1884 she went to America to marry Mr. Mitchell Übarnley, a brother ...
... Ilopkinson, Lucy Sharp and Betsy Helliwell; recitations Misses Evelyn Wikoek and Alice Townsend, and piano solos Misses Grace Greenwood and elarion HclliweU. The whole proceedings were of an enjoyable character. Under the auspices of the Colne Natural History ...