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... good feeling which had always existed amongst them r would long continue. 1 Selkirk Presbvterial Auxiliary.—A meeting 1 of the Selkirk I'resbyterial Auxiliary for Home and Foreign Missions was held in Forest Road Hall on Tuesday afternoon, when there was ...
... The distanees were at joo and 500 yards. The scores ...
... National Bible Society.— The annual meeting of the Selkirk Auxiliary of the National Bible Society was held on Monday afternoon in the Forest Road Hall. Sheriff Smith, president of the auxiliary, presided over a representative gathering. Apologies for absence ...
... development and literary culture the voting men ' Women's Guild.—The proceeds of the bazaar and sale of work have allocated follows Women's Jewish Mission, £3: Women's Association for Foreign Missions, £3: Women's Association for Home Missions, £3: Church ...
... ; Roxburgh, £1127 ; I Selkirk, £647 ; Berwick, £795. British Women's Temperance Association I—ln the Forest Road Hall 011 Tuesday evening 1 the members of the local branch the British 1 Women's Temperance Association held their last j meeting for the session ...
... the time without much discomfort. Women workers were very scarce, and the demand for men was not very large. The wages ruling in the district were Thoroughly qualified ploughmen £l4 ; young men, £ll ; boys, /,5 £- ; women, to Funeral ok a Souter Canada. ...
... BOWDEN. Mi- oiONARY Meetim;. Sabbath evening the nth annual missionary meeting of the Bovvden branch tlie Galashiels Auxiliary the Women's Foreign Mission v..is held the Public Hall -Rev. G. M'Arthur, M.A., presiding. There was very large attend ante. Miss ...
... to the Police Office. hostile demonstration then ensued. The police were followed by an ever-increasing crowd, who, not. content with jeering, shouting, and hustling, threw snow, stones, and bottles, the policemen. At Barron's Close the police cut through ...
... With ' regard to Women's Missions, Mr Ro her ton further reported that the total contributions ' throughout the Church for 1906 amounted to £13,884, an increase of £590. Whatever shortl comings there might be within the Church, women's work seemed to ...
... an acceptable gift this rough and stormy weather. Parish Church Women's Guild.—Miss Kindley, Edinburgh, gave an address Monday night in the Parish Church Hall to the members of the Women's Guild. The Rev. N. C. Keith presided. Miss Kindley, with the aid ...
... proposal. Envy.—A Special Sermon Young Men and Women.—Oil Sunday evening, the South I!mted Free Church, the Rev. G. vYyllie Howie, j i Ai.A., gave the last of a series of lectures to young men and women 011 the subject the l'rodigal Son, Sunday's discourse ...
... is much regretted by many friends. Women's Guild Social.—ln connection with the Women's Guild, the ladies of the Established Church had a social evening last Friday in the Volunteer Hall. Miss Lamond (head of the Women's Guild in Edinburgh) was present ...