... gramme. Mn.. Tompeenn. %mars. A. Tamp. son. W. Amore. S Herber, 11. Abbott, act W. Sabin. FESTIVITIF.S .1T THE HOSPITAL. Flax christmas teeth-dim for the 111$110. dedl.ll,v et she Northampton General Hospital were ens ttnued on Monday. when Mr. sad Mrs. T. ...

... for the Reunion of Cltriatenc m, an 4 for the quid. once Of prenarationa for the World Conference on Faith and Order. Tim Christmas dinner at Toworster Workhouse this Year genaieted meat C. and vegetables and pudding*. Mr. C. C. Bproall was present. and ...

... widow and family of the lets Mr. Caleb Parsons. Thanks were pawed to the °Deers for their splendid work in arranging the Christmas Day proreedinge et the Workhones: als o to Mr. end Mee. W l'iam Lewis for their eine to the Inmates that day. There were ...

... BLETChiti IMP OffortA of the choir of St. Martin's Church, whn went oat enrol singing at Christmas tinder Mr. Victor Pike (otwoo• 1.0, in aid the funds of Mut National Institote for the Blind. rnmlted in th e n o m of 1.. firl. being collected. The choir ...

... somewhere in the Baltic. * j* * A GOLDEN WEDIHNG. Mr. and Mrs. Lewui, of Wellingborotigh, who celebrated their golden wedding Christmas Day, are exceedingly well-known in the district. Mr, .'Lewin was the time iiis marriage a , clerk the office Messrs. Burnham ...

... remaining were quite to expectations; in fact, taking them a whole they were of better quality than the least available the Christmas market, Northampton and district bub chers took 12l', and there were 45 for despatch to Nottingham. Sheep, numbering 431 ...

... ACHE fasbuitly b 7 BUN. It primate &vox isms nighLreventeoli % is= STOCKTON. No beer moon sale in the village daring , the Christmas holidays. Genie of German prisoners are now embed at *e Cement Works of °MOO% Bull, and laddn, end Sys Co.: they ere billeted ...

... by a ladies’ committee. Mr. A. Hamson is the secretary. . WALGRAVE. the united choirs of the Church and Baptist Chapel on Christmas Day -sang carols round the village in aid of St. Dunstan Hostel for Blinded Soldiers and Sailors, when they collected ...

... Northampton Borough Tribunal. An able organiser, lias done good work for many local philanthropic societies. Shortly before Christmas, 1916, Mr. Roberts was appointed a Justice of the Peace for the borough. MAIDWELL. A SOCIAL EVENING A very successful social ...

... Pollock ore open& moa day. with 'Andy Pollock'n ther. the IMwmter Lady sot. Ana Parts. Slog • was boned In death her aa Christmas sight IrCllO. tstiat.YY, JA THE COCAINE TRACED?. Inquest on Miss Carleton Resumed. Who Supplied the Drug? The inqueet oa ...

... CHRISTMAS -e THE HAPPIEST FOR FIYE YEARS. Christmas, 1918, will ever remembered as Victory Christmas. For the hrst time for hve years it was possible to xememoer without pain that it was the Festival ot Peace. Spdrit Peace was abroad in ...

... August last. The death is announced, on Christmas Day, Mrs. Catherine Sophia Mountain, widow of the Rev. Armine Wall Mountain, of Quebec and Stony Stratford. A temporary war memorial was Wolverton Square for Christmas, a Roll Honour being mounted trestles ...