... Thursday night to St Mar> Street where Macgregor lived. Tliey entered neighbour’s and there declared their intention going lor Macgregor which showed very clearly | their object was preconceived and •crate. Macgregor was working at his door, and the son ...

... Maureen Caird, Aileen Mathers, Agnes Smith, William McDonald. Needlework— Agnes Smith, Ruth Spink. Handwork— Angus Roberts. Primary 111.— I, Athole Mollison; 2, Patricia Fox; 3, Robert Spink; 4, Williamina Swankie; 5, Robert MacGregor; 6, Barbara Cameron ...

... Fyffe, James Boath. Girls— Isabella Cargill, Mary Spink, Annie Swankie, Evelyn Smyth, Myra MacGregor. Infants (Senior). —General Excellence—Class —Boys—James Mathers, Stanley Wright, John Young, Harry Bisset, Dennis Robb, David McNicoll. Girls—Freda Spalding ...

... the late Alajor R. G. MacGregor of the Bengal Artillery. Miss AlacGregor was born in India, and for over 50 years she had her home at Abbethune. to which estate she succeeded the death of her aunt. Miss Louisa Rolland. Miss MacGregor was keenly interested ...

... was hard and dry. Annexed are the score®:— Arbroath. Kirriemuir. J. M'Wattie, 20 J. Newton, 26 H. Moncur, 19 A Macgregor, 28 J. Baird 13 J Waddeli, 29 52 83 The competition amongst the members of the Arbroath Club for the club medal took ...

... others. Others in the assembly were:—Re*. W. J. Nichol Service, Major and Mrs Richardson of Panbride, Rev. J. Robertson MacGregor ; Mr A. D. Anderson, solicitor; Mr* Traill, Mr* Paterson. Miss Lowson, Misses Macdonald of Windmill House, Mr F. F. Macdonahl ...

... League of Nations ’’—Gained Frank Addison. Ihverbrothock School. Infant Department Awards. Junior Infants (J2) —Boys —Alexan- MacGregor (6) ; David Cooper (5) ; Gordon Black and James Meekison (3) ; Kenneth B. Esplin (2I ; Peter Duncan (1). Girls—Minnie Watson ...

... nn-n1Ktr,,. ! the 1 .untharton's inside forwartls Rot of the little support they receive. At Le j h ' ton Mitcheil, Voonß, Mathers,: The Murmuts were against a hardy, | far m t -wopo. their nuahfvinv Cup-tie at Hospitalfield ,,d McClure. lot-the vis,tors' ...

... . 1 Mrs Garvie 0 MONTROSE LADIES v. ARBROATH LADIES.—Over MontVose Medal course. Details:— Montrose Arbroath Mrs MacGregor Mrs Tocher & & Miss Bal- Mrs Sievfour wright Mrs Fletcher and Mrs A. Mrs Stewart & Miller 1 Mrs Mitchell Miss E. Renny- Tailyour ...

... per Packet.—Howat Lea there It i- Coats all cheap at Designs ▼ ▼ from per piece. Call and inspect our wide range.—J. & C. Mathers, “The House for Wallpaper.” Note.—Our only address is .1 Bridge Street. IXfIRELESS— We can offer few ▼ ▼ used Sets complete ...

... clever dramatic company representing the resources of Inverbrothock Church, under joint producers, Mr E. T. Toss and Miss K T Mather. The contrasting nature of the three plays given were ably shown the players who responded with sincerity and efficiency. ...

... ternperature, Thev could not et the windows opened. opinion, if a younger man were appointed might also replace Mr Alex. Mathers, schools caretaker. Arbroath. They accordingly recommended that it Ik* represented the School Management Committee that the ...