... vestry moeting held on Wednesday evening was %nxd over by tho Rev, Thomas hlemlle, vicar. The acoounts submitted by Mr. Fred Carter showed the total roceipts to have been £292 Is. Id., or nearly £2B _above those of the previous year and a record in the ...

... Frank Carter 21, J. Dawson 8: F. Uttley 21, A. E. Waddington 9; T. Fiotcher 21, W. Atack 7; W, H Heron 81, B Shackleton 10: Fred Carter 15, W. Hartley 21; J. Holdsworth 21, G. E. Kaye 10; James Watson 21, John Kase 10; J. W (\m F. Pickles n: G. W. Stevenson ...

... Hotel, New-sireet, Southowram. from Jaseph Sheard to Charles Rushworth ; shop (off-licence), New-street, Southowram, from Fred Carter to Peter Trewarths. Music licence: Electric Theatre, Wharf flm‘h Sowerby Bridge, {;:lm Courtney Crocker to William Edwadr ...

... Carter 21, J. Dawson 8; F. Uttley 21, A. E. Waddington 9; T. Fletcher 21, W. Atack 7; W. H_ Heron 21, R Shackleton 10; Fred Carter 15 W. Hartley 21; J. Holdsworth 21, G. E. Kaye 10; James Wateon 21, John Kage 10; J. W. Crabtrge 16, F. Pickles 21; G. W ...

... (39), married, Dodford ; Robert Bell (18), single, Beacon Cottage, Chadwich ; James Pardoe (35), married, Great Dodford ; Fred Carter (39), married, Stoke Holloway; George Henry Rencher (23), married, Bewell Head; George James (34), single, Oherry Bank, ...

... asked by the Board of Agriculture to take charge of every stray dog, owing to the outbreak of rabies. Boys wite A Cataruvur Fred Carter, 92, Canmon-street, George Sharpe, 4, Napier-strect, and Bernard Lec, 14, Lord-street, were summoned for throwing stones ...

... inclement even ing. Dancing was carried on until twelve o'clock to musio of the prettiest and ** latest.” supplied be Mr. Fred Carter. The Rev. E. B. Baker made the whist announcements, whilst Mr. D. Allen was M.C. for dancing. . Tho rece'pts were accounted ...

... Horsfall. Although the school has a history extending over 50 years, it has only had two headmasters. The first was Mr. Fred Carter who had completed nearly 36 years as headmaster when he retired from the teaching profession in September, 1923. In recognition ...

... E. Wilkkinson .. 21 L. Cockroft Wehster .. .. 21 J. Brown BRI oo linciv oLI e .. 1 H. Brearley .. 16 Fred Carter .. 21 Mr. T. E. Edmondson, President of the Halifax Bowling Club, who had officiated as referee, took the chair ...

... the road, straight in fron o he uddenly | The Lromt wheels ol his wag van broadside, ’ tive evidence was given truck the Fred Carter \ilham 1 ;n,\'l‘ P.c. Milne X 2 Cannon-street Weir-strect - spoke 1o receiving ) detendant e R R g| L )SOSTWy 5 S but his ...

... Robert Bell; Joseph Price, son of Mr. Roland Price, North Bromsgrove ; Ernest Pearman, son of Mr. W. Pearman, Slideslow ; Fred Carter, wagoner for Mr.. J. P. Edwards, Heath Farm—ln the case of Stanley Fox the committee decided to take no action. —A letter ...

... Walton. Temporary ‘Transfers, The temiporary nn;fer of the licenco at the shop in New street, Southowram, was granted from Fred Carter to Petor Trowartha, Mytholmroyd. Belgians at Variances Julsen Dé Gryse, a Belgian youth and millhand, of Greetland, u’. ...