... for the reception wounded soldiers. For some months past there has been on foot mobilise the two local Voluntary Aid Detachments and provide by voluntary subscription hospital to aooommodate about, thirty patients. The scheme took a definite shape a short ...

... Branch the British Red Cross Society. Major Hughes Onslow generously gave the use Colliton Park House the Moreton Voluntary Aid Detachment, where 21 beds were utilised for wounded Belgians. All these extra patients entailed a serious responsibility on ...

... he was wounded in the left arm and face by shrapnel. now rapidly recovering from his wounds the Sherborne Castle Voluntary Aid Detachment Hospital. [Block by Western Gazette, Co., Ltd.] ...

... the county Dorset 27 Voluntary Aid Hospitals. Cif these seven have been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... opportune to start another enterprise trying to force the passage of the Dardanelles with the aid of our ships alone, only to find that the task is impossible without the aid of a large force as well land so to take the forts defending the waterway in reverse ...

... service, the anthem being repeated. The ■pulpit was occupied the evening by the Rev. J. Sandys Bird, who preached m aid the Church Pastoral Aid Society, whose behalf a collection was made. After the sermon the organist, Mr. S. Coward, gave a very pleasing ...

... Lance-Corporal Swain. Mr* John Prince presided. FIRST AID LECTURES. —A class has been formed, and Dr. Bell giving first-aid lectures on Tuesday evenings. It hoped that a Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment may be eventually formed in Waroham. ...

... three sons the Arm v. a fact upon which they are to LOCAL PREACHERS' AID SOOIETY. —On Wednesday ia3t week well-attended meeting took at the Church in support the Wesleva i Local Preachers Aid Society, which is doing good work the Salisbury circuit. Mr. H. ...

... collections the churches and chapels were well maintained, c ix beds had been added to the Hospital by the local Voluntary Aid Detachment for soldiers the war. The Committee were confident that the Hospital woul be mare and more valued and supported- ...

... Women's Own. of which the deceased was a member. JUMBLE SALE.*On Monday a jumble sale was held the St. James' Parish Hall aid of the * fund for Women's Work in the parish of St. James's. Mrs. Phillips, wife of the Rector, the arrangements, and was assisted ...