... —Johnstone. Kilgour—Christian. Pairman —Russell. Leslie —Alexander. Henderson —Fraser. Brown —Anderson. Alexander —Brisbourne. Foster—Gray. GOLDEN WEDDINGS— Mr and Mrs James Scott, Springfield. Mr and Mrs John Bell, Springfield. The late Earl of Lindsay ...

... this accounts for its ability, like its wellknown namesake, to keep going i nder adverse conditions. MILK SALESMAN’S OFFENCE. John Rankine, milk salesman, Moatville, North Union Street, Cupar, was admonished at Cupar Sheriff Court, on Tuesday, when Mr R ...

... Kennoway; and Treasurer, Mr John Grieve. PRIZE-LIST. CONFINED EVENTS. Boys—Under B—l8 C. Murray, 2 T. Philpi. Under W. Birrell, 2 T. Smith. Under 12 W. Lawson, 2 J. Petrie, 3 Andrew Patrick. Under 14—1 Alan Brow n, 2 Ronald! Waddell, 3 John Robertson. Girls —Under ...

... drama, and her gestures and facial expressions were easy and natural. She got inside the skin of the part and really lived it. John was a very good picture of the bully who was misusing his recently acquired authority. He might have made more use of gestures ...

... High Street, Freuchie; John S. MacGillivray, High Road, Auchtermuchty; James Melville, Carskerdo, Cupar; John S. Hunter, Laburnum Cottage, Gateside; David L. Buttercase, Uthrogle; Dr Matthew Cameron, Ceres; ex-Provost Thomas Russell, Haugh View, Cupar; Mr ...

... of the Musical Committee, and he took a keen interest in musical affairs in the town. He was a Sunday School teacher at St John’s Church until last year, when he was obliged, on account of his health, to give up all his public activities. At the Sunday ...

... Alexander John Pollock. Mr Oldham is officiating at the joint services of Bonnygate and St John’s congregations in Bonnygate Church during July in the absence, on holiday, of the Rev. J. A. Lindsay. In August, the joint services in St John’s Church will ...

... that time he thought there had been ten Provosts— Provosts M‘Queen, Watson, Amot, Williamson, Stark, Pagan, Smith, Struth, Russell, and Boucher. There had not been so many changes among the officials. There had been two Fiscals, Mr Davidson and his father ...

... guests. After tea, songs were sung by Mrs Purvis, Dunfennlinq; Miss Robertson, Springfield; Miss Easson, Mrs Officer, Mrs Russell, Miss M‘Nab, Easson, and Mr Taylor, Springfield; dances given by Miss Jessie Scott. A recitation was contributed by Miss Lumsden ...

... Spencer-Nairn, Miss Clare Spencer-Nairu, Mrs Richards, Mrs J. G. O, Thomson, Mrs Arthur Blair, Edinburgh, Miss Foster, and Mr John Inglis. Elie House-Sir Michael and Lady Nairn. Barham Mr and Mrs Douglas L Spencer-Nairn. Lahill—Mr and Mrs Frank Spencer* ...

... Cupar slaughterhouse for some time. SIR JOHN GILMOUR IN WEST OF SCOTLAND.—Sir John Gilmour, Minister of Shipping, visited the West of Scotland on Monday and inspected two important shipyards. In an interview, Sir John said that he had spent a very busy day ...

... Ferguson, and T. A. Barclay. Reserves— W. B. Anderson and D. Winton. Play starts at 2.45 p.m. VISIT OF CIRCIIS TO CUPAR.—Lord John Sanger’s circus is to visit Cupar on Saturday first, when two performances will be given in the Fluthers. The circus was in ...