WESTERN UNION CARLE CO. ANNUAL SMOKES
... Corfu. C. D. Burrihalt, J. I). Biilkwill. Alderman W. H. Julyan. J.P.. Councillors C. Hill. H. Daniel, and J. Sampson ; Messrs R. Dale. J. Peak. J. Cullyer. Edwards. J. Corin. ...
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THE CORNISH TKEF.ORAPfI WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1900
... Hut my girl proud come t-> me empty handed, and she seen her mot her pined for th*- clock, and she mid she'd work h ...
UZAKD
... etc.— Lewis. Smith, and Miss H. Hill: (iurinents and Fancy Trewin and T. Hendy; Fanev (No. Boss and Misses Boss, anil M. Mitchell. The Christmas tree, superintended by Mr. Boss, and the refreshment stall was managed the Misses llendy. An interesting ...
PENZANCE
... I’ira. J : la future N.C.O. or man will lur allowed campunle-* he has previously made himself efficient in ui.ii and clas*-flring. Orderly Duly Ster.-n- Next oa Duty Sergt. T. 11. CORNISH. Major. Commanding Company :okd POtl ‘lon ahuo-.'j. j i Wsw A ...
CHRISTMAS SHOOT
... Captain Mitchell. Lieut. Jenkio. Messrs J. C. V. Crocker. B. Shauerley. Hart in. J. 11. Gartrell. P. T. J. M Cornish. J. Nowall. W. J. Caldwell. J. Caldwell. T. James. Barnett. W. A, Gerry. Barnett. Walters. ...
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A DEATHS
... Griiiiiin.—D?ceraber-T.atCamb ...
ST JUST
... Appledoro. Matthews and Treverrow. assisted by the Misses Hocking and Appledore the fruA stall by the Misses Ma id-rn ; the refreshments stall ly Miss Harvey and Vrs Cnrnow and retreshmeots with sweets by Miss Heloise Oat- Under the effective management of ...
CAMBUK'K AND DISTRICT
... d the Sunday School prizes. During the evening the Misses ephie and Alice Phillips playt-d a pianoforte duet. Miss Florence Phillips gave banjo solo, and Miss Charlotte Phillips mandoline solo; Miss Plint sang •'The Minstrel Boy. Mrs. ...
News of the Week,
... dropix-d the floor and ...
RATEPAYER. THE WAR AND ITS LESSONS
... t\-VOLUNTEER. Pen/.aiicc, December 30t!j. 1899. IU/.A.U! UIIKiV'AN. A bazaar was he.d >!i Boxioir day in the Board School for raising funds for the new sehoclroo.a to built I'rowlus. Mrs W. J. Bazc’. v pcffortn.d the opeuin oeremouy. .1, tddyveaa a vote ...
iU. Mr Trounsou went to Madeira some weeks ainoe with a view improving his health. Lat returned home Fle«lrulh ..
... and A. J. Fuzzey. of Penaanee, was much admired. Five well famished stalls were presided over as follows : I. Plain Goods.—Mrs H. Hooper and Miss Andrews. 2. Fancy Goods.—Mrs L. Williams. Miss S. Williams, and Miss Taylor. 3. Children’s Varker. ...
A l'OMi:K\l WS KISSKS
... not helong him. • in«d.«ed having some. The said if In* (prisonert was not . •• «nhl not him thronch his far . W|.at d d von do? I! had defend ...