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... n-xl’.b‘ ] _ln loving memory of Esther Ogden, d.d!%—-hu 30th, 1908 . —Her sorrowing Sisters. SLEIGH.—In loving memory of John, beloved son of John and M. A Sleigh, who died January 3rd, 1897. Sadly missed SMITH —ln loving memory of Arnold Smith, Stocks ...
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... assisting imetuding Mr. J. E. Avetwick, who presided over the proceadinee, Mr. Fred Balshaw, Mr. Adam 'T. Greenhalgh, Misees D. Halaall and May Po;kael‘.: while Mrs. Jamea Barlow offciatad ot p'fimo In sddition to these were Mr. P'zsla , Mr. J. Horton (assistant ...
... Nicholson, J.P., gratefully acknow- | ladges the following gifts in aid of the Xmas treat. The scholars of Class V. St. Paul's Sobarl, St ?;flkg&n‘;&:m;e:f':mm:. CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR THE BLIND. Ve‘llsoh teve) - Comstantiie B ¢ Chlineie d'Th'e ()u'.mdell ...
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