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... Hill Road Factory, £3OO Arbroath Red Cross Auxiliary Hospital, Employees at Hill Road Factory, o Mr> Alexander, Road, for Christmas Fund. - - - o Arbroath Fishermen —Supply of fish. Messrs Grant & Eaing, llrothock bridge— bread. Misses J. & C. Grant, 33 ...
... MEMORIAL SERVICE IN ST VIGEANS CHURCH. Trieut. C. K. Duff, Black Watch, minister St Vigeans Chnrch, who was home on leave for Christmas and New Year conducted Memorial Service in his own church Sunday last. Previous to the sermon. Lieutenant Duff, who was uniform ...
... Bishop said ; These familiar old words of the angels hymn have,'l expect, been often chosen for the preachers text this Christmas lime. the past four Christmasses we have shrunk from taking them. Their music, their spirit, and their meaning seemed to ...
... organ, and the Rev. J. A. gave short address. Cm'S (represented Sister Will) visited each ward of the Public Health Hospital Christmas night and distributed articles to patientsâo.'d and young alike. A happy evening was spent. During the day the patients ...
... to Surrender until Ammunition is Exhausted. On account of the pressure on onr space tluritiK the last few weeks line to Christmas advertising, had reluctantly to hold over the following accounts given Arbroath prisoners war who have recently arrived home ...
... Ibe Matron, Public Health Hospital, acknowledges with thanks the following donation,-. received money and in kind towards Christmas treat for patients:—Dr William Dewar, Hill Street ; Mrs Duncan, Willoughby; Miss Pairweuther; Mrs Grant, Woodside; Mrs Anderson ...
... Lost on the lolaire. CVRXOrSTIK SKAjr.XN WHO WAS CHRISTMAS. Seaman David Ramsay, Camoustie Naval Reservist, after spending Ins Christmas leave at Auchterarder with his wife and voting family of four, returned to the lI.M Y. lolaire. and was one the u ...
... the V.A.D. Ladies at Arbroath, Scotland. Just to thank you for your appreciated kindness. May you all have the merriest Christmas and New Year ever yon had, and may you all live to see many more. With best wishes from an Aberdonian of H.M.A.T. —“Syria ...
... unahle to book any concert for Christmas New Year week, all the parties having been engaged long ahead, and, like the pantomine performers at home, they bad often give two shows day during the festive season. Christmas eve bad our usual evening worship ...
... been rejoicing with quiet joy, that the dark cloud of war had passed, when only a few days ago we were welcoming in another Christmas morning with its promise of peace and goodwill to men, when had been singing songs of adoration and praise Him whose spirit ...
... UNDER CLOTHING, FANCY NECKWEAR, NEEDLEWORK, &c., &. SOME VERY CHEAP COATS AND BONNETS. All our FANCY GOODS left over from Christmas will be Sold Very Cheap, which include DOLLS, PERFUMES, TRINKET BOXES, TEDDY BEARS, &c„ &c. TERMS—STRICTLY CASH DURING SALE ...
... was ver> rouirh now and snow was fa*llinir. he diary then to tell ...