... Clothier at the Congregational Church on Saturday. The contracting parties were Miss Hilda Marjorie Hardy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Job Hardy, of Station-road, and Mr. Frederick John Bradford, only son of the late Mr. Fred Bradford, Court Park ...

... WINCANTON PETTY SESSIONS Moxdat.—Before the Right Hon. Henry Hobhouse (in the chair). Colonel Kelly, Mr. F T Fowler. Colonel Hardy, Admiral H ,P. Wright Rogers, Major Elgar. Major Larurman Mr. H. P. M. Wardlaw, and Mr. W. A. Knight ' Possession of a Cottage ...

... he returned to his duties elsewhere and was Priest-in-charge' at St. John's, Maidstone, and then Assistant Priest at St. Thomas', Acton. Since his r. turn to Bournemouth. in 1917, the deceased had in ill-health up to the time of his (Leath. which ocenrrod ...

... Stanley (Soldiers' Candate) for the South Ward in to Councillors E. C. Silk (C) and T. W. Smith (L), both resigned. f&—Mr. H. W. Thomas (C) elected Councillor for the Middle Ward in ; succession to Councillor E. Green (promoted Alderman). Education Committee ...

... King (London) Airs. Patton (London). Airs (Brvm/itl'i pi (Pod-berry), Alvs. Mrs. Jacobs (London, n (K aW ...

... helped to make the day such a happy one for Hilda Marjorie Hardy, e ld es t d aug ht er o f at the Mowlem Institute was an attractive the children and to the V.A.D. members in Mr and Mrs Job Hardy. The brid e w h o .as given away y her mother, wore a dress ...

... CENTENARIANS. Wilburn Hardy, Bcnriokabire fanner Harpcrtown, was 101 on Monchiy- His father died when only three month* from hia year. His brother. Dr. Hardy, sceretanr of the Hervieksltiie Naturalist Club, also bred to a great age. Hardy has fanned Harpertown ...

... of Mrs C F Parminer of Tiverton has met with death distressing circumstances in his 15th year was working apprentice at the Hardy Central Garage Co Ltd He did not return home on Wednesday evening at the usual time five o’clock and on enquiry made at garage ...

... Town Council have decided to offer in the ibe ee anced registered to people without a hole in the there was fortunately a hardy son of Devon frithin hail to rescue him from the concrete the freedom of the borough to Adml. of the | @ when — Errington. ...

... Assessed and Property lax Commissioners. C. E. It/ Chanter; Assistant Overseer H. Searle; Colletdors District Rate, W. H. and J. Thomas: Medical Officer 1 H. C. Jonas; Sanitary Inspector, J. Hill; Town Crier, Wm. Harris, Captain of Fire Brigade, J. C. Southcombe ...

... and Teignniouth. Between eleven and twelve o'clock he saw prisoner walking along the line in the direction of Dawlish. P.C. Hardy also gave evidence. Mr. said he proposed call evidence saying that prisoner could not possibly have been on the beach at the ...

... Paul .. + Ere i Colonel B. Henning .. A & Mr. Carlton Cross i &a tin Mrs. Coote .8 o b R Mr. Cornish Browne .. v o Mr. Thomas Hardy ~ e .o Mr. M. Bosworth Smith See o Sir Henry Peto, Bart {2 % Colonel John Bullen .. g i Mr. Dalton and Patrons of Cornwall ...