... large attendance the Public Hall, Budleigh Salterton; last night, wlrpn the Musical Society presented the coucert version t»f Edward.Germafl's Tom Jones as the opening lixture the year. The talented soloists were Mrs., ,S. J. Mundy (soprano), Miss M. Upward ...

... JOHNSTONE, BISHOPSNYMPTON. About ll miles from Southmolton Station, G.W.R) COCKRA'M, DOBBS & favoured with instructions from Col. Richey (who is •elinquishing farming), will SELL by AUG- I'ION, on TUESDAY, 18th September, .his I'hoice and Valuable LIVE STOCK ...

... small house, near London; wages per year; outingd, and splendid Lome; all fares paid. return with family Interview writing.-Edwards, Lawnterrace, ( GENERAL (superior) Wanted; experi_J enced in all duties; small cottage; two ladies; end of July; good references ...

... Axminster Detachment the Devon Voluntary Aid organisation have been inspected the County Director (Brigadier-General W. F. S. Edwards) and Colonel Kelly. The County Director congratulated them upon the high standard of efficiency. Reference was made to the ...

... whist drive was held at the Bovey Con- LyUtional Club last evening. Mr. the M.C. The prize-winners were Mrs. J*iews Mrs. Edwards Mrs Collier, Messrs. 1,. Gods land. Potton and Newiand; knocki Mr. Newiand and Mrs Wyatt. (V«e wedding was solemnised at St ...

... Mitchell (Conservative Club). Mrs. Munday. Mrs. F. Manley. Mrs. Baker. Pte. Sidney Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Foster, King Edward-road, Axminster, has died as the result of enemy action. He was 22, and leaves a young widow and a child. He joined the Army ...

... the ensuing season:—president, Mr. F. W. Verney; vicepresidents, Rev. T. Young, Mr. A. B. Bramwell, Mr. A. W. Lloyd, Col. Richey, D.5.0., Messrs. E. Mattock, J. H. Hosking, E. A. Venner and H. Reeves; chairman of committee, Mr. E. Mattock; vice-chairman ...