... the Centimes school on September 6th, in connection with instructional *sedate of the Maherland and Westmorland Voluntary Aid Detachments at Lowlier. was selimittad, and it we resolved that the fres tee of the presets be meted. ...

... 701 DOCTORS. WORK OF THE HOSPITALS. Mr. Gandy reported on the progress of voluntary aid work in the two counties daring the war. In 1914, he mid, we had Voluntary Aid Detachments; we have now 37 of which 29 Sr. mobilised. At the end of 1914 ...

... IMPORTANT NOTICE. With the .in, of establiaiing a bran. h of the British Bed Crom Society in Peoria., and forming Voluntary Aid Detachments of Women to help the Birk Wounded in to :nee of War, • PUBLIC MEXTING *ill be held In Or DRILL HALL, on FRIDAY, The ...

... issued to all voluntary aid detachment members going on active service is the order to carry out anything they are asked to do willingly and promptly without question. This submission to strict discipline has mods the women of the voluntary ...

... president and lady president of voluntary aid detachments in Cumberland Went- mocked. Th. Joiat Committee were asked to entrust the Voluntary Aid Committee with full powers of organisation and administration of ...

... PENRITH V.A.D. FLAG DAY The sum of over £49 was collected in aid of the Penrith Men's and Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments (Cumberland No. 1 and No. 14) at the annual gag day in Penrith on Saturday. The sum represents an increase of about ER on the previous ...

... behalf of the Voluntary Aid Committee, at the annual ceting of the Cumberland and Westmorffid Torritorial Army Associations held Thursday in Penrith Town Hall. Col. Main, Carlisle, presided. On the recommendation of the Vault:lo. Aid Committee a resolution ...

... this co-ordinating and organising an ambulance tratisport scheme for the county ho referred to the assistance the voluntary aid detachments in the brigade might be able to give in providing persons to accompany patients on long journeys. Dr. Fraser said ...

... charge, the proceeds to go to the local Voluntary Aid Detachments. Major Ingham has a personal interest in the V.A.D. movement in the two counties as he succeeded Col. A. E. Lowther as County Controller of the Detachments under the Cumberland and Westmorland ...

... a letter appm iation, which i•etor hoped the Commandants and others .et as their due, and not his. There • 37 voluntary aid detachments in the two and 117 women members had offered •..l es fur special serve , as nurses, and in rooks, dispensers, clerks ...

... the skill now powered sever have be used for aoc. owing the sick and maimed through war. but every member of the Voluntary Aid detachments is all the hotter for poseming knowledge. Bad I epees, I would law written • good deal about the remarkably able ...

... BUNTING. • I was glad to notice that the Penrith and Greystoke Voluntary Aid Detachments had had turns in attending to the wounded passing through Carlisle on their way north, and that each detachment had done its work so efficiently. It is an eiperience which ...