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... retired from active romrrogetional work in 1904, when Rev. William Rom was appointed collesjruo and tuiooesaor. Maud Liqhtikc -Mr boot «ikl »bo«m«ker. Market Stance, for the coovonience of hit many custotoera, haa had bit ahowroom lighted a Kelifc domeatic lamp ...

... celebrate their golden wedding, and to fewer still to have with them, they bad that day, the lady who officiated as bridesmaid. Mrs Fraser, from Peterhead, and the boot man, himaeU. Such an event must be rather unique in the annals golden wedding*. Mrs ...

... hardly that, a girl. For so it was. Standing some two yards within the fenced corner of the field, with the heavy beads of the golden wheat nodding and swaying above her middle, and the crimson flame of the poppies burning at her feet, was a young girl whose ...