... rather light, and sings with admirable method. point. and taste. She is alma • capital dancer, shown particularly in the clog dance with the Aeme Quartet, after ringing very brightly Peggy, the pride of the mill. Behr., the first lieutenant of the Mary ...

... There was also a boot blackleg competition for mates:-1 Geo. FL Chappell, 2 Arthur !Meant 3 Harold Bolton. Spoon Cleaning Competition for Giro.-1 Annie Crodand, 2 Florence Hamden, 3 Doris M. Parkin- bend played for dancing until dusk, whim the performance ...

... for dancing. Two rattier lone break. came In early In the evnine, viz., the boys' and bowling at the wickets. Thi boys' race was very Interesting, and the petltnet were well handicapped ■nd started by Mr. Wm. Hr. Pearson. The howling competition was keenly ...

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... football club hell a hall io the Mechanise Hall, Marsden. There wee a good attendance. Mr. Arthur Gledhill's bend nisyed for dancing. and Messrs. J. Brown and C. Brice acted as M.C.'n Daring the evening an Meld schottische emspetition took place, the seecesafot ...

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