... with various branches of the the prise donors and subscribers, and of the week and were of an encouraging efforts of Mn, Grattan and Miss HouliMon character. Thom speaking were Mrs. in connection with the organisation of the C. Thresh (Hill Street Sisterhood) ...

... St. John', C. of .and Rope. As nar r at or , d resse d in classical circumstances attending the death of Geo.! EA. Muriel Alice Mayanew likened* Bt. - draperies rally Mw tint, she bad to indicate. Skinner, aged 51, of Orgenford, Letehett . John's C. ...

... pony i the the Rev. Caoroi N. I Pariah tvicar of 14mi/fleet and Roral Dam of Pude). the Rev. J. M. J. Fletcher (vicar of St. John's. Ambornel, the Rev. A. M. Sharp (vicar of Kiarrol, the Roy. E. liouns• low vector of liaalwortbp. the Rev. U. 4 Read (vicar ...

... Police Qourt lobs [gofer, of Withermere Road. Nintun, who played a premianat part in prefiour prormiding when the Cardigan Club. Cardigan Road. Winton. waa struck og the register. waa summoned, at the Bournemouth Polite Court ea Saturday, before the Royer ...

... engaged by her as ? housemaid Deemnber 14th. Mae left March 6th, ' and disorderly in Windham Road, tipting? the tooperty ot John Juerph N O etoo. An on the 9th ins t.-- Seigeatit Davies the tads pleaded not guilty.--Mr. W. H. Linn made a request to see ...

... Rev. shin'). whew very wisher v. gl o w th add. J. H. terminated with an the party hands R.lO a mlettingresod. the hall sad arming, Auld Ling mg ipso l b . , ; oe d , Besse ' The Won* kw the refrodenumes I it s der at Getwhich were served was emiertakee ...

... on Sunday by special mentors. general arrang e m e nt. were m a d e by Mrs. Theinmeher minion and evening wan Mr. H. H. G. Grattan and Mrs. Bowyer. Re. R. T. Goode, of Winton, and MU. toy freshinents were served by the Tea Coen- Bailey contributed a seder ...

... was a one of tin lad nearly &nine to school liondays. Tbe bon wino/ enunitto• sod el bat year— Ins mina I. .anti, me February John Jere. of Pere, who was another who did net put io am appraising, wee aloe Sued fe. or .ova days' impriserrmar. WEDNIBDAY. Before ...

... the South Coast Ruibling Asivociadisorderly in Wilton Road on Siiiiday.•-Be tam, corroborated what the last witness had I was ARM be. said.—Mr. A. H. Abbott, a surveyor and WANDERING AT LARGE. Adelaide Bertha rotate agent, said that a tour-inch layer finale ...

... garden fence anti strike her little eon. Frank Connolly, twice. once smacking him in the tare sad the other in curbing hold his arm. Mn.s Connolly went out to speak to the defendant, who mud that earlier in the day her little girl ha been hit on the heal by ...

... Pointed hour. stated that Mrs. Gurney eland her ' mud am' laud with regard he she week hoe. abet* LIB elder& and whet liter Wei Armes. Unyokes*, Llanelly. to r- I • Is mentioned, it was to acme extent the room she saw a Ire on which was a (taro Maud. widow ...

... (violin solos), Mr. W. H. Hallett radio solos), Miss Jacobs and Master John Wil. Boma (recitations), sod quartettes by the Mimes Clarke, and Messrs. Gould and Hallett. The chairman was Mr. John Wright, ui Btailksome, and the accompanist Mr. L. Shave. Musical ...