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... S. Heal. COLEFORD (BATH). Ex-Servicemen, Girl Guides, etc., headed by the brass band, attended Coleford (Bath) Parish Church on Remembrance Sunday, when the Rev. E. R. Oxby preached, and a collection for Lord HaiVs Fund realised 12s. Coleford (Bath) Flower ...
... (son-in-law), Mr and Mrs Charles Franks (brother-inlaw and sister), Mr G. Hurford (brother), Mrs Warren (sister), Mr A. Lane and Mrs Lane (brother-in-law and sister), Mr L. Franks and Miss G. Franks; Messrs Archie, Arthur, and B. Warren and Godfrey (nephews); ...
... E. Fowler; Kathleen M. Partes (piano), Miss Ryall-Davis; Helen Davis (piano). West of England College of M-uwre; Ethel M. Lane isingtngi. Miss Corfe Lynoenhurst; Ena Peddiel and Margaret Parker (singing), Miss Ryalt-Davis; Frederick S. V. Burt (piano) ...
... members the Coleford Workmen's Institute paid a friendly Work- 1 men * Club Wednesday, to take pan friendly games with its members. the home- ' , sters won all six games contested. whist and the men were victorious. Draughts proved he Coleford** strong point ...
... plunged in War The Part the WOMEN played and the evolution of their country after the WAR ENDED SENSATIONAL SUCCESS At Drury Lane Theatre London FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTE of Nation” will never in but ' highest-class theatres prices charged ...
... TI istrat jT2,0300 COLEFORD, BATH. The usual special Good Friday services in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Highbury, proved very *enjoyable. A public tea was provided in tlbeafter- noon, and subsequently Mr Joshua Ashman presided over a very ?? ent ...
... bigamously Fanny then alive Fanny that through marriage although j Found body w:1s floating in 21 inches water which his wife for with groves growing it pit years and understood that then found a drinking fr’-e re-marrv for field adjoined Lane It The : ...
... DAY TO DAY THE DISTRICT. Mr and Mrs W. Christie, of Staunton, near Coleford, Forest of Dean, celebrated their golden wedding with happy festivities. Tlie death took place at Corsham, Wilts, Mr G. W Coates, of Pond Close Farm. was years of aye BRIDGWATER ...
... fish-servers the*?. theii esteem, success of * tQ Associ* m Town Ad,At Judy show, which has tch the sands. X-, etic 2 the Coleford r Chub, Air A. A. es ' '? ident and Air LSrS 3nd T - Sparev hon. the resident Vri k wf ] am Wesleyan Metho- adm itted to ...
... Mr Mr F C Poole funeral impressively the Rev MA) ” the Mr at organist Mrs effect Chopin’s tributes were “ Arthur Maud and Fanny’’ “ Rose’ “ “ Alice Family” “ “Lucy Joe Family’’ “Sarah” “Arthur Clara” “ Reg” “ Harry” “Allan “Georgie” “Cousin “Five Gra ...
... eight o'clock, and was kept with much spirit until early this morning. About invitations were accepted. COLEFORD (BATH). The Lxstitcte.—Dr. Jones (Coleford House) presided over the recent annual meeting members of this club. The vicar (the Rev. J. H. Wade) ...
... fluildinue. ten gold rimes and a number of other art.i-l.e. vain. Al lh., the property of Fannie hood. Prinoner pleaded guilty It etated that had been in ermine the Lane. down ]rem. The rind- were in a trinket box in the hedr-ora of her minima. to which prionner ...