... THE WORKHOUSE. On Christmas morning divint service, with celebration of the Holy Ctommunion, was held in the Workhouse Church (which had been tastefully decorated), the Rev. 0. 0. Holt (chaplain) officiating. The service was well sittmded by the inmates ...

... At the Workhouse. C./trial:oas Day is looked forward, te, with great expectations by the imastes fox NAM' weeks before the event, and they have been realised ilia year. They have had the usual Uhrietmas good thinge provide& for them the tivaniiane, who ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Agreeable preparation% are being at the workhouse, by which the inmates will have an opportunity of commemorating the happy event. Mr. Atkins. with hi , eustomary sym_pathetic interest has obtained vofttntary oaidributions. which have ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. There yea • no than 213 inmates in the Workhouse at Christmae. end though this year the Yards were not so ::!gburately decorated as usual the Mast A: and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. 31ms) and tlr. staff did everything possible to ensure th:•ir ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Haslingden Union Workhouse yesterday was observed as Sunday, and a memorial service was held for inmates and offcers. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The instates of the Fatversham Workhouse, Is had • right time at tbrialmas, the Master sod Matron Mr. and iMrs. Mows) sod their 'toff doing everytikog uposalMe to brighten the .!ot those under their The were beautifully decorated with holly ...

... at the workhouse. usual, everything passible was done tc make the day especially bright and happy for those in the Workhouse and Infirmary, who numbered 609, and credit is due to the Master »nd Matron (Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphries), thd Superintendent ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Ashbonrne Workhouse. inmates. through the kindness of many gdamtudt•lmits's the excellent arrangements. of Mr. and Bryan (the master and matron), were Lab!. Ws. kbreakfast, _ to enjoy a Most happy Christians. After ask ' fast ...

... WORKHOUSE. At Frome Boaz.' a Guarthaas krubght.) meeting, held ou Tuesday at a,. °floes, under the presidency of M. E. E. Pr ter, J.P., the Workhouse ruportea that when they visited the House they saw ex-Artny man named Ball. who said he had been et the ...

... At the Workhouse. The inmates the Workhouse were provided with special Coronation fare, the festivities being on similar scale to those usually held at Christmas. Adults in receipt of out-relief were allowed Is. extra and children (id. extra. Unionist ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. (.Iristian:is morning the Mayor tAidertnan J. North), aecompanied by the Mayorge*, paid his customary visit to the Workhouse. They were reoeivcd by the medaeal superintendent, 1)r Hadley, Mr. Walter Smith (chairman of the Board), Councillor ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Special arrangements were made for tbs inmates of Stone House. where Mr. and Mrs. Bryan left nothing undone for the happiness of the residents under their care. The most notable change was in the dietary, and breakfast, toffee, bread ...