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... of Castle Combe, of Mr. Ivor Edmund Gunning, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gunning, of Twerton-on-,\von, and Miss Grace Greenwood, second daughter of the late Mr. W. G. Greenwood and of Mrs. Greenwood, of Latimer Farm, West Kington. The gate of the ...
... Doris Hunt ; 2nd, Gladys Beazley. FO?‘ ITL.—lst, Margaret, Gough ; 2nd, Elsie Gale. Form IV.—lst, Dorothy Gale ; 2nd, Grace Greenwood. Form V.—lst. Lily Hunt ; 2nq, Mabel Stevens. Collection of wild flowers—M, Grase. Needlework and cookery—Gladys Beazley ...
... Appleyard, of Castle Combe, of Mr. Ivor Edmund Gunning, elder son Mr. and Mrs. A. E .Gunning, of Twerton-on-Avon, find Miss Grace Greenwood, second daughter of the late Mr. W. G. Greenwood and of Mrs. Greenwood, of Latimer Farm, West Kington. The bride, who ...
... out the lamps and p the rescue of the others, many of whom were imprisoned Rader the vehicle, moaning is agony. Miss Grace Greenwood, sizty-five, of Lees. road, Hebdea Bridge, was dead when extricated. her neck having bees dislocated. The injured were ...
... lamps and prooeeded to the rescue of the others, many of whom were imprisoned under the vehicle, moaning in agony. Miss Grace Greenwood, sixty-five, of Leesroad, Hebden Bridge, was dead when extricated, her neck having been dislocated. The injured were taken ...
... xt _. yof* The death is announced from of Mcs. Sarah Jane Lippincott, the 0 f who was better known by her pseudonym ** Grace Greenwood. Mr. Albert Clayton has reported *ãjfty editor of the Methodist Times that there stands to the credit of the Twe ...
... thrive as well as though the old hen herself wen doing the bwriness. Mn.s Sarah Lippincott, known to the ievary world Grace - Greenwood, is, says the New York World, bringing as action for £lO,OOO against Messrs. Harper and Brothers for stewmeats made ...
... then “the retired American authors, rent copy bsr latest volume poems, Th* Western Home,” and letters motherly counsel. Grace Greenwood opened eorreepondeoeo with the younger woman who had admired her afar off. _ From Mr. Longfellow she had two letters One ...
... was not the worship of mighty memory, but the response (Schumann), w. STaner, sou*. loving soul the call of redeeming grace Greenwood Tree Century . part I?n the Crlsi of Jesus Christ, the LonT-Thia -Behold tbo. Woods’, (MydrireehnL'morning, the annual ...
... n for the attendance of the girl’s mother. • , _ For failing to comply with the condition movement of swine licence. Grace Greenwood. St. Briavels, was tiued £3, and for failing to keep a record of the movement swine, she was lined £l. Alfred J. Tucker ...
... free from the pain of doing wrong, those who walk amid the errors our tainted life, clothed habitually with candour. —Grace Greenwood July 15.—N0 man can justly censure or condemn another, because Indeed no man truly knows another. This I perceive in self ...
... free from the pain doing wrong, those who walk amid the errors of our tainted life, clothed habitually with candour. —Grace Greenwood. Oct. T.—Virtue is like precious odours, most fragrant when they are incensed or crushed ; for Prosperity doth _ beat ...