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... man who underwent a season training would be bette* both in body and in business capacity. Speaking of the Men’* Voluntary Aid Detachment, he said they Lad been in existence now for seme months, but he bad not troubled them with any meetings for training ...
... 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 ...
... with wounded and sick soldiers from tire Front. Members of the Sherborne detachment of the Dorset Men's Voluntary Aid Detachment, under Commandant F. Trevett, and the Yeovil Detachment, were in attendance. The train was expeditiously emptied ...
... Schoo! sary Train wi in drill order, foree for the grou “The outpost Fee movement evidently been keenly taken We of that Voluntary Aid of ments are now ‘orm the Technical Reserve he Service. Member yj, aod in the Territorial aro unable to take ip certainly ...
... CWby (Lo >don Chambt-r of I Commerce). The procession the Cemetery precede contingent of Red Cross nurses and the Voluntary Aid Detachment Tlnre was a large of the heads of departments at 22, Paul's Churchyard, and representatives of various Club 3 and ...
... 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 ...
... officers and men.âThe Quartermaster (Mr. G. Lowman) said was the wigb and pleasure the detachment to make Mr. Trevett in recognition hie work behalf the Detachment and as a small token of the high esteem in which was held by both Section Leaders and men ...
... 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 ...
... number the wounded soldiers; then the men the Army Service Corps, with t.heir officers; following whom -was detachment the Voluntary Aid Detachment their uniforms, with the Rev. T. E. Gatehouse, North and Section-Leader F. C. Woodcock. The procession was ...
... was appointed by tbe local branch of the Britsa Red Croas Society Director ot Voluntary Aid for the Ceunty. Owing to his serious illness tue work of organising voluntary aid letachments was much delayed ; and it is now reported that he bas resigned tne ...
... Digby, resigned. NEW COMMANDANT. -Mr-. Fraser. Rod well, Weymouth, was announced, had been appointed Commandant of Voluntary Aid Detachment. Dorset 38. vice Mr-. Sealer Clark, resigned. COMMISSION RECOMMENDED. —The meeting considered application by the ...
... 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 ...