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... COLEFORD. Whist Dbive. —Eleven tables were occupied the whist drive held the Welfare Hall on Friday last, in aid of HaU funds, and Mr. W. B. Johnson was the M.C. The prize-winners were : Ladies —Ist, Mrs. F. Moore. 231; 2nd, Mrs. K. Young, 224. 3rd, Mrs ...
... AT BADCOX LANE MR. K. HODDER AND MISS G. MORGAN Miss Owendoline Morgan, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Morgan, of Holm- side, Keyford Frome 'attired in a two-piece costume of crushed strawberry colour for her wedding at the Badcox Lane Baptist ...
... and Flo, also Fanny and Herb. Thy will be done ; In ever-loving memory, from Beatie, Connie and Annie, Shepton Mallet ; With sincere sympathy, from Bessie, Dorothy and Percy, Bristol ; In loving memory of dear Cousin Pollie, from Fanny and Benny, ...
... Moovy Feb. 12th, at 29, Trimity Street, Frome. the late Mary Ana Moody. daughter (85 CLARKE. 11th, at Silver Lane, East Wood lands, Frome, Fanny Clarke, widow of Edward Clarke, im ber 72nd year (129 MR. JOSEPH R. PICKPORD wishes to thank all kind Prienda ...
... and by letter only D. Guardian Office. Ra&tock. CLEAN. Respectable Wanted; another kept.—Mrs. Beauchamp. Newbury House, Coleford, near Bath. AlW — Vali. HOUSE PARLOURNAID.—AppIy Mrs. Vaughan. Temple Cloud. WANTED. KITCNEPIMAID with some Experience preferred ...
... of Herman L. Chapman, of 72, Greatbead Road. formerly of Frome. (175 111sapm—On November 21st, at 8, Orchard Street, Frome, Fanny, widow of William pealed peacefully away, aged 86 years. Coop r, Nalk.—On Thursday, Nov. 21st, at West bury Park, Bristol, ...
... programme, which had tinny items enenred, was as follows :—Bongs by the Mmes V. Steeds (Coleford), E. Blacker and E. Lane (Holcombe). Messrs. W. Collier. (Coleford), Farnham Blacker. E. Perkins. E. Taylor, W. Denninc J. W. Parsons, B. James and H. EdgeU ...
... School.—The anniversary was celebrated on Sunday. the preacher being Mr. C. Pratten. of Stoke Lane. The singing was under the direction of Mr. Cullen. of Coleford. Mr. Bert Stock being at the organ. Recitations were given by several of the children. On Monday ...
... them their SAD LOSS. Vinney-lane, Blatchbridge, Frome-Selwood. §irtha, tilarrtages, anb feat4s. BIRrBs BODELY.—FebruarytiOd; at Holcombe, the wife of John Bodely, a son. EDO ELL. February 24th, at The Cotta, Highbury, Coleford, Bath, the wife of Alfred ...
... Bev. W. D. Graham, Harley Everall, youngest son-of the late George Niblett, of Coleford, Glos., and Ellen Millicent, youngest daughter of the late William West, of Coleford, Somerset, and widow the late Joseph Shore Chivers, Bath. SL —DABBY. —November ...
... came shortly after with Bath winners by 5-1. BATH CITY RES., 7. COLEFORD ATH., r. Played at Bath on Monday. Scorers: For Bath, McMillan (3), Heirron (2), Anthony and Brown. For Coleford, Padfield. GLASTONBURY A. v. TROWBRIDGE. This match, which has been ...
... INHABITANTS. During the week-end the village of Coreley lost by death two of its oldest inhabitants—Mr. Henry Ball and Mrs. Rosa Fanny Brant, both of whom were 77 years of age. Mr. Ball's death occurred on Sunday morning at his residence, Whitbourne Springs ...