... visitors officers in institutions most be paid for; that from August Ist neat the charge for visitors who stayed overnight should reduced to 2/- per day. the figure to include food and accommodation; and thtt all masters of Institutions, superintendents of ...

... Mrs. £. !>. Pearce (widow); Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearce (son and daughter-in-law); Mrs. M. Gooding aistar); Mr. T. Pearce. Mr. C. Pearce (brothers); Mr. and Mrs. E. Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearw. Exeter (brothers and sisters-in-law): Mi— 0. ...

... Blackmore), Mro. P. H. Nicholle (vice-president) welcomed the viaitore, particularly thoae from the Exmouth and Withyoombe Institutes. The fancy dresses wore many, and showed considerable ingenuity in conception. Prizea were awarded in two cJassea —nursery ...

... -Sunday. 6.50 and 8* Speaker and Clairvqyante. Mr. Pearce, of Saltaah; Wrd, 3. Psychic Phenomena, Mrs Ora bam. of K makers* ell; also 7.50. Special Circle; Thuw.. 7 30. Circle, Mis.* Back. UXTOSIOTIVE INSTITUTE. 44. Bt.- Sunday, «.5o and 8,0. Mr*. Tolliday ...

... WHIPTON WHIST DRIVE. Another »ure. •• u wliut .«rnr held at the Institute. oi Weilnesduv last, tu aid tli.- rtiui-«’h in t.utiiiaiiee fund. Mr Cox a ell thanked the mend* aho had given the urlt v. i .he ladie* ...

... ROAOOLYBT KOHOSS. was attendance the Marcli meeting of the Hroadrlyst Women's Institute, when Mrs. Davis, vice-president, took the chair In the Acland. After the nsiinl husiness and election one new in* inher. Mrs. Ilnstln gave Interesting on Wonders ...

... statement of accounts, pointed out that the combined debt on Ail Saints' Institute and the Church Hall was now under *lOO. At the vestry meeting tbo Vicar again nominated Mr. V. A. Pearce bis warden, and Mr. Ponsford waa re-clccled people s warden. ...

... Bt'DLEIGH SALTERTON CRICKET The ninth annual meeting Budleigh Saiterton Cricket Club was held at the Church Institute on Tuesday. The President (the Rev. T A. Edmonds) was in the chair. The Hon. Treasurer’s and Hon. Secretary’s reports were read and confirmed ...

... Skinner (W.M.C.) 101. W. Bayley (St Thomas C.C 95; H. Gibbons (Church Institute) 55. F. Roberts ...

... cent, of fat and 6.54 curd and salt. Mr. Langmead added that was Instructed the Tow i Council to institute proceedings Defendant pleaded guilty. Mr. Pearce said that defendant was employed by him and was solely responsible for the making of the butter ...

... from 2 15s to £3 4a. Alderman'Seldon remarked that the guns might be intended for at election time©— (loud laughter;. Mr. W. Pearce said that in his boyhood days there were cannon near the drawbridge the Strand. What hud become of them 'f Th© Mayor; Perhaps ...

... eighty evacuees and other people were entertained at a Christmas tea party, organised by Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearce and held at the Locomotive Institute. Sidwcll-street, Exeter, on Saturday. Presenting gifts, Mr. H. Clare, the manager of the Odeon Cinema, announced ...