... kindly consented to treasurer to this fond, Aa Voluntary Aid acon as & office was ient for s mesting the View Fes when 17 ladies (vice-presiden ta point out that the ensuring that the Voluntary Aid Detach- mente are raised rests with Society ...

... meeting of resi deuts in the Langport Union was held at Midelney Piace, un a recent aiteruoon, for the parpose of forming Voluntary Aid of the British Red Cross Society. About 130 were present, being tative of almost every in the Union, Mr. EK B. Cely Treviian ...

... Union. been It to form Men's and Voluntary Aid for the Borough of Yeovil—To help in providing ald for sick amd wounded in case of War in the Home Territery. The Men's detachment to of of 62 of all ranks. Women’s detachment 26 of all All Members are required ...

... Yeovil Union. sed to form Men's lt is pro Woren's Voluntary in providing aid for sick and w Aid Detachments for the Borough of Yeovil—To help in case War in the the Home Territory. ‘The Men's detachment to consist of of all ranks. Women's ...

... greatest for a Kings—*‘ the ws and all too short a reign; and, eacemaker; (b) give thanks lnatly, soul of our dear Kin Prey for aid w characterises the worship this hich tion Was mote mar! ham ever on soleirn | it wae noticeable that the music at the organ ...

... presented by Colonel Kx, stated that the work of raising Voluntary Aid ia r thatcounty, for which the Association was was carried on with reat geal by the Somerse branch of the Red Cross ety, and these detach. el mients were in process of furmation throughout ...

... the toast of “ The Medical Officer,” and Dr. in ty seid he should like to invite as many as possi ite to join the Voluntary Aid detachments in connection with the Red Cross Society. CHAIRMAN “The Honorary Members the and Visitors, sad remarked on with it ...

... should have come from him. She was sure they all do their best by the bestowal of time and money te assist the voluntary (Hear, hear.) detachment in the seighbourhood. The Mayor of all in hi® power to help ferward the work of the Red Cross If the test of ...

... Associations, while the War Office has made Voluntary A:d Detachments part of the technical reserve But it still recommends County Associations to delegate the formation of these Voluntary Aid Detachments to the local branch of the Brmtush ...

... Thursday evening, his lordship premding. Colonel Clerk gave a lengthy address, and, with the aid of a map, clearly explained the duties of voluntary aid detachments in time of war, both expeditionary and in case of invasion, On the motion of the noble chairman ...

... except with the concurrence of the Territorial Force are now of the county, that assistance of the John Ambu! ing voluntary aid detachments, cod thet, if they do so, tion must appoint the County en iter. viewed Mr. C. W. 8. Corser, the the British hon. ...

... pay dp. also presented « report relative to the progress of the Voluntary Aid Detachment, which was ite, and added that by the end of ® large number of beth men aud thas there detachments in each or ee 4 qualitied Somerses . Nure- with the t,o the Officers ...