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... soldiers 'or the Sherborne group of Red Cross Hospitals. The train was met by the members of the Sherborne Men's Voluntary Aid detachments (Commandant Mr. Fred Trevett) and the Yeovil Men's V. A. D., who detrained ' the patients with the utmost expedition ...
... war. The the Sherborne (Mr. irevett. commandant), Yeovil (Mr. H. and Wmcanton Rev. C. E. Gatehouse, commandant) Voluntary Aid Detachments carried out tbe detraining oi the men iv record time; although there was a larger number oi stretcher cases (61 than ...
... observed Wednesday next. Arrangements are being made for the tale of large quantities of flags by lady members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments and others, and there will concert* in the Corn Exchange. Mill-street Mission.—The harvest festival services connection ...
... Sherborne (Commandant F. TrevettT, Yeovil (AssistabbQuartermaster H. Molt), and Wincanion (Rev. E- A. Gatehouse) Voluntary Aid detachments awaited the arrival the train, and carried out the detraining of the 'Varriors, who were then conveyed in motor-cars ...
... admiration the exploits of the Regiment which had conferred honour on the county. New Aid Detachmevt.—Tho Secretary reported the registration of Voluntary Aid Detachment, Dorset 16, Mere, consisting of 32 members command d Mrs. White. The War Office the ...
... 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 ...
... Red Cross Hospitals. The j train was met the Sherborne Men's Voluntary Aid (Commandant, Mr. Fred Trevett), and the Yeovil V.A.D. Tbe cases were first cleared ou to Hie platform by the detachments, and after the train had ieft were conveyed to the various ...
... valued member of the 7th Men's Dorset Voluntary Aid Detachment of the Red Cross Society. During the week of his; death Mr. Kitching managed, conjunction with Mr. Mnrk Parsons, the exhibitions of the Somme Battle film, in aid of the Hall and Sunday Schoel Funds ...
... station on Friday _ afternoon with wouuded soldiers from France and Flanders. The train was met by the Sherborne Men's Voluntary Aid Detachment (under Commandant P. Trevett) and the Yeovil Men's V.A.D., and the patients were detrained to the waiting motor vehicles ...
... Cemetery. where they were laid in the same grave as her late husband. V.A.D. at the Brotherhood.—The members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment and the Wounded soldiers in the several Red Cross Hospitals were invited attend Sunday afternoon's service of the ...
... Whittingdalo and McCarthy carved. The evening was spent music and games. On Wednesday evening the Sherborne Men's Voluntary Aid Detachment entertained the staff and soldiers to entertainment, number of soldiers also contributing songs. The Post-office ...
... county, decided to adopt the wayticket system and to work it on behalf of the Boards Guardians. The expensis are met by voluntary contributions, and the whole of the work is undertaken by the Police Force, with good results. The falling-off in the numbers ...