... work—not only about Sunday afternoon work, but about Pleasant Monday Afternoons for women. The P.S.A. connected with wan St Thomas’, Glasgow, with membership of men and OOU women. There was no man in Hawick who was doing better social work than their friend ...

... mentioned In conmection with the vaeaney in ithe Thomas Coats Memorial Church in the ’9o's. The mew ophthalmic department added to the Doncaster Royal Infirmuary was opened vesterday by Lerd Cozens-Hardy, who said that Government assistance would be very ...

... following ;—Ladies---1, Mrs. M. Daly; 2. hMrs. John Angus; booby. Alb,s J. MTulloch. Gent.'*-6- , 1, Mr. J. Beetrte : 2, Mrs. J. Hardie booby, Mr. H. Martin. Tea a-as served, and a varied programme of son g s, matlin g li, etc.. was much enjoyed. CELEBRATING ...

... Struan yard, arriving there p.m. Friends * y accept this (the only) intimatioß invitation. M'HARDY.—At Burnside, Auchtermuchty, c 26th December, Isabella M'Hardy, Downfield, Dundee. atfKt M'LEOD—At Glenara, 79 Montrose Brechin, 29th Dec., after very ...

... Mr A. Bishop, Castle Terrace, Winch burgh; delegate to RC., Mr Thomas Kerr; auditor, Mr. C. Bovle: committee—No. mine, Messrs Win. Rutherford, J. Brown. Orme; No. 3 mine, Messrs Thomas Kerr, H. Crawford, Andrew works, Messrs Robert tioe, A. Bisbop; ...

... FREE >EK Tt-R BEST EVF.KVIHING for the (UKDEN THk « r Hardy Herbaceous, and Koch Plants. Dwarf, Climbing, and -fiamlard Hoses Fruit Trees and Bashes Evergreen and Deciduous Flowering Shrubs. Hardy Climbers and Wall Shrub*. Ornamental Conifers. Standard ...

... and District Obituary for 1925. Thomas McLeod, foreman compositor, 81; William Chisholm, joiner, 66; Arthur Macdonald, Lotiiian Street, fl8; John Farmer. Wilton Cemetery Superintendent, William Mtoto, cab driver, 03; Thomas McCreadie, formerly tuner with ...

... Church Notices. MASONIC.—Lodge Buchan St. John No. 136 observed the Festival of St John in the w.nlc Temple last night. Bro. Thomas der, P.M.. assisted by Brother Brown, P.M., performed the ceremony gd installing the new office-hearers. NEMPLOY NI ENT BAROMETER ...

... presiding. Deputations w • resent from the Women's Guild ate . tap Committee. The Chairman at the referred to the deaths of Messrs Thomas Tavtor, James Clapperton, and George Anderson, all of whom had given of their best for the society. The audience as a token ...

... who blew hot cold on us, and gave us a perfectly si summer and an old-fashioned winter. It is best to be and doing, Thomas Hardy, but he does not men who. (Bad grammar, but deliberate.) Some London society women, acting walking advertisements for famous ...

... leisure lime by tT.L . Jumuton, pattern-maker; Mr Peter Gillespie, the works manager; Mr Duncan Wa.ker, foreman; and Messrs Thomas Hardie and Win. Ritchie joiners. The assembly com’ prising over 550 ladies and gentlemen was p™: sided over by P. G. Gillespie ...

... . GLASGOW OLD MEN'S HOME . SUCCESSFUL TEAR'S WORKING . Lord Provost Sir Matthew Montgomery , Sir John and Lady Reid , Sir Thomas and Lady Paxton , Sir John Lindsay , Lady Cargill and Lady Mason attended the New Year dinner given to the inmates of the ...