... active service are inscribed. The Shrine was made by Mr. Geo. Burrow and the inscription and names wore painted by Mr. W. J. Christmas. The Shrine much beautifies St. John’s Chapel. The Vicar in his sermon urged the great need of contemplation on the unseen ...

... become useful institution. The schools broke on Friday, 19th, Ho. Thynne invited the aoholars and teaohers > tea, where large Christmas - tree' was die- from which each A delightful finie was spent by the youngsters. *>, i MORW&NSTOW Woodford Harvest Thanksgiving ...

... J. Short. George Bailey. John Hobbs. William H. Shiite. Thomas Rowe. Samuel Colwill. Charles Prouse. Fred Jeffery. Frank Christmas. Arthur Beer. Harry Dayman. Thomas Johns. Ernest W. Clarke. Arthur R. Buckler. “Their name liveth for evermore.” To the Glory ...

... chair. Mr. J. solo, Mr.• P.- Beer, 'paper, . Mr. Heard. *4 3ist, chair, Mr. E. Babb; folo> Mlm B. Moorit; paper, Mr. W. J. Christmas. Nov. 7th, chair, Mi. A. L. Trudfceon ; solo, Mist E.~ Heard; reading, Mr. A. Jeffery. S’’ 14th, chair, Mr. J. Pomeroy; sblo ...

... d West Country Ghromcle, year, Francis H. Christmas again won Honours in Pianoforte Playing (Intermediate Division) at Exeter on Nov. 26th. For both examinations he was prepared by Miss Olive Taylor, l.c.m. The children of the Hartland Council Mixed Schools ...

... excellent tea provided them, after which games were indulged in, and much fun and amusement derived from a huge hamper of Christmas crackers given to the children by Mrs. Elwes. At the close she was heartily thanked for her kindness. Mr. Butler, H.M.1. ...