... HALLOWEEN IN THE TRENCHES. Sergeant J. Keith and Private A. Lindsay, both of Portadowo, who are now with the 9th Battalion R.I.F. in the trenches, send us the following Would you kindly spare us a small space in your valuable paper which we receive every ...

... HALLOWEEN AT RUSSELLE! : SPECIAL VALUE N Apples, Wafilputs. Grapes, Brazil Nuts, Dates, u C°‘3°:!l“!t£ Fli‘ ’ All-on ,!’ ~ Bananas, Raisins. w .mtl“ ONLY. .-555“. !Ism RUSSELL'S STORES, CHUBCH PLACE, LURGAN. ...

... and he recommended that their appointments be confirmed. This was agreed to. HALLOWE’EN. The Master asked the guardians to allow the inmates the usual extras at Hallowe’en, and the request was granted, the Chairman and Mr. Hall being, on the Master’s ...

... SCARCITY OF POTATOES. The Master in his report stated that the inmates enjoyed the good things supplied them by the Board at Hallowe’en, and were very igrateful. At present the immates were meceiving ‘potatoes -three days a week, and in view of the shortage ...

... Master's report he rneutioned that Mr:: and the Misses Maloolm, the Agnew. cud Her. Mr. ('ole had entertained the inmates et Hallowe'en, which wee most enjoyable: The inmates were also grateful for the extras provided by the Guardians A number of new beds ...

... the motion of Mew. Carter and Johnston the doctor's wishes were complied with. HALLOWEEN. The Master asked the Guardians to allow the inmates the usual extras at Halloween, and on the motion of Mesars Johnston and Ferguson the request was grsoted, the ...

... bank to the credit of the guardians, £2,735 18s. 2d. HALLOWE'EN. The Master reported that Mrs. Malcolm and the Misses Malcolm provided an entertainment for the school children and old women at Hallowe'en. Tea, fruit, buns and apples, nuts and sweets were ...

... adequate provision for the education and training of the deaf, the dumb, and the blind. FINANCE. Credit balance•S27Bb lee ed. HALLOWE'EN. The Master reported that Mrs Malcolm and the Misses Malcolm provided an entertainment for the school children and old women ...

... erected to the Fever Hospital for the accomodation of people coming to see their friends. The application for extras at Hallowe'en was unanimously acceded to, and the matter of a shelter was referred to the committee appointed to report on Inspector's ...

... consideration of the matter wal further adjourned. HALLOWE'EN TREAT. The Master reported that Mrs Maloolm and die Misses Ala Moho. kindly entertained the school children and infirm woman to a Hallowe'en treat, at which tea, mike. fruit. etc.. was provided ...

... HALLOWS'EN IN PORTADOWN. In these practical and prussic days many old customs have been allowed to fall into desuetude, and Hallowe'en, which, as everybody knows, comes on the last day of October, has lost some of its former associations. It is still, however ...

... much need of them, as my big toe was sticking out. We miss the young ladies out here, as we are bad bands et darning socks. Halloween this year was ale. basted somewhat under a cloud, the festivities usually incidental to the occasion being marred by thoughts ...