... baker (F Company), I Oidto teld~in.ul! P?-bate Andrew Hailiday. slater (F Company), Iidnieldruni. Private Forbes Hailiday, gardener (F Corn-. - pane). Oidi'ioldruio. Prn-aoe Robert Ingram, slater (F Company), Olidlleldrurim. Private Thoras Mair, clerk (B ...

... of the Indian Famine Rslief 'itlnd. a; I Constable Ferguson Barron, Inverurie, goes to A REeemnnay, and ConLstable Stirling, 'Kemnay, who ,takes the rank of sergeant, goes 'to Inverurie. bi The Chief Inspector of Factories haf, appointed F D1r R. Cruickshank ...

... Chalmers, per Mr F. T. Garden, advo- cate, Aberdeer., 050. For Buehanan Bad-FIrom| .MtIr T. R. Buchlanan, riLP.. annd iMrs Buchanan, £50. For Benaohie Bed-Collected by ladies in Inverurie and district, per Mr W. S. Meston. t Inverurie, £50. For Baflogie Bed-From ...

... used to be known as The Doctor's Park. Bach plot is rented at 2s, and in the evenings many busy gardeners are seen plantin' tawtie. These gardeners are not like a late Kemnay character of wwhom I heard the other week, who said- Speak aboot giein' ...

... of braces. Accused stated. that he had no recollection of Earing committed the theft. Hie was sent to prison for 14 days. INVERURIE Don Co-opera-five Society. - The direc- toes' of Don Co-operative Ilociety, L:imited. met last wleek, -when thse half - yearly ...

... proceeded, under command I of Sergeant-Instreotor Smith, to Burnroad House, where the service was conducted by the Rev. W. Green. The coffin, on which was laid a, number I of beautiful wreaths, was carried shoulder high along High Street to Woodlands Terrace ...

... work--Messrs W. & R. Curnming, Inschi; carpen- ter-Mr W. L. Leslie, Inech ; plaster work-Mr James Seivwright, Inverurie; plumber-Mir James Lainig, Inverurie; slater-Mr George Glennie, Election of Choirmaster-Mr James Whitecross, Hartbill, has been elected by ...

... exander, Rashypanis| h 16 Wiliamn Riddle, Newstsad; 7 Jaimes Ros.s' ?Northburn-hill' ' 8Rlenfe Rsbb, Westfield; 9 h Charles Paterson. New.Uan Greens-; .10 George f Mi llne, New Pitcaligo. Ir and Mrs Smith served T, out liberal refreshments to workmen ...

... Aberdeen, Miss i Gray presided at the organ, and ihe decorations were done by M~r Gordon. gardenor, IBrackley House: Mr Porter,' Gardens, Moanaltrie and MI' Ealnond, Sardens, Craigendarrocl Lodge; as- tsisted-. by the Suroday school teaehers. ; BELKELVIE Parish ...

... Laccefield Street. Mowot, D. G., wholrsale grsear. 3 BemMDt Gardens, i Hilitead. Ialliowat. Josellh G., feur importer. Brauxton. Kilnelcelma. 3 Mssat, William. wholesale _grocer, 8 Queens, Gardens, Tiluchieiw. Edsvard. Jun., dryaltec, 51 Bothwell Street ...

... supervisor under tne Inland ,Revenue at Inverurie-before Sheriff humorne- in Aberdeen Sheriff Court,' with having contra- yessed the Game Licences Act, by having, on 4)th September, on a field on the farm of Green- ford, used 9a gun for the purpose of killing ...

... purse has been frequently tapped lately, and it does not seem to be quite empty yet. CULLEN. Miss Mary Bella Smith, The Gardens, Oullen H House, has been appointed an ex-pupil teacher in the Rathven School. The 'Volunteer Artillery inspection patsed ...