... the ec and teachers, have the work pat on thi ose x rsoms who should earry it out—the day echool teechers,—! am, ete., CLIFFORD WATSON. INSURANCE C” AND THE & On Monday, the marnage cf Mr, Harry Carter, elder son of Mr. J. W. Carter, Dale House, Bat- ley ...

... address on the new Methodist hymn book was given on Sunday afternoon at Hick Lane Wesleyan young men's elate, by Mr. Clifford Watson, ■nd the choir gave musical illustrations. Mr. J. flrearley presided, and the meeting, whieb was thrown open to members ...

... anthems. Solos were ricely rendered hy Misses Ethel R, Fox, Alice Haigh, Emma Chappell, and and Mesars. Ewart Bowers and Clifford Watson. r James Scholefield wielded the baton with ability and Mr. J. A. Ledge proved a capable accom- panist. The collections ...

... Lane Young Men’ Bible Class, ou Sunday afternoon, was open to jmeubers of the young ladies’ and ueun- bers of the Mr. Clifford Watson ‘The New Hymn- gave an address on with illustrations the « and Mr. J. bt rearicy preaded. There was a large attendance ...

... visited. the party returning to Armathwaite for dinner. A very Montane day was spent, and the arrangements, made by Mr. Clifford Watson, were exoelleet. '!tie HOWL'? Back anniversary of the In. dependent Metkeirliet Sunday Bobool as, Yield on Sunday. 31r ...

... answer to Inspector Wright, witness did not Bettye take prisoner by the throat, but he saw his hand on his throat. George Clifford Watson, woollen warehouseman; Charles Robert Teak, confectioner; and Charles Edward Marshall, miner, gave corroborative evidence ...

... highly successfal. ly tea and meeting in with the At the close of the Bank Wesleyan Sun- on behalf the day School, Mr. Clifford Watson, aut a sum of choir, presented a pocket Bible , one of their mouey to members, w ho has been accepted to go to Soutn gifts ...