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... COLEFORD. Whist Dbive. —Eleven tables were occupied the whist drive held the Welfare Hall on Friday last, in aid of HaU funds, and Mr. W. B. Johnson was the M.C. The prize-winners were : Ladies —Ist, Mrs. F. Moore. 231; 2nd, Mrs. K. Young, 224. 3rd, Mrs ...
... AT BADCOX LANE MR. K. HODDER AND MISS G. MORGAN Miss Owendoline Morgan, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Morgan, of Holm- side, Keyford Frome 'attired in a two-piece costume of crushed strawberry colour for her wedding at the Badcox Lane Baptist ...
... expected of those who undertook domestic service. He gave judgment for Mrs. Burn. Mr. Lane did not ask'for costs on behalf of his client. COLEFORD MAN AND LOST CHICKENS Coleford magistrates dismissed rase without hearing evidence for the defence, when Ralph ...
... and the Judge might take the view that Lane, in Ids inexperience, had been the dune of this man. Mr. Clarko asked that the application should be granted the condition that judgment should entered against Lane for the sum £36, which would enable a dividend ...
... Street, who rescued Mrs. Fanny A shwin (70), of 159, Bristol Road, from drowning in tho canal at Hempsted. Mr. Evams held Mrs. Ashwin’s head above the water until Mr, Long helped to land her on to tho bank. Green, near Coleford LIFE-LINE DESCENT A Gloucester ...
... family (Torquay); Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Starr and Gwyneth; Mr. and Mrs. John Gibhe (Harrow): John and Fanny; Mr. and Mrs. C. John Scudamore; Dan and Marjorie; Mrs. G. P. Davies and Tom; Nurse Clutterbuck and Nurse Jelf; E. M. Wintle; ...
... came shortly after with Bath winners by 5-1. BATH CITY RES., 7. COLEFORD ATH., r. Played at Bath on Monday. Scorers: For Bath, McMillan (3), Heirron (2), Anthony and Brown. For Coleford, Padfield. GLASTONBURY A. v. TROWBRIDGE. This match, which has been ...
... INHABITANTS. During the week-end the village of Coreley lost by death two of its oldest inhabitants—Mr. Henry Ball and Mrs. Rosa Fanny Brant, both of whom were 77 years of age. Mr. Ball's death occurred on Sunday morning at his residence, Whitbourne Springs ...
... family, Bishopstrow ; In loving memory of my dear brother, from Fanny and family ; In loving memory of Uncle Jack, from Perc. Beat and family. Deepest sympathy, Mr. and Mrs. Withey, Robin's Lane ; In loving memory from Frank and Lucy, 14, Paul Street, also ...
... sympathy, Aunt Fanny ; With deepest sympathy Aunt and Cousin, Oxford. For litre High-class Minerva 8-seater Limousine ; also Austin Saloon.—Drew. Lamb Garage. 'Phone 492. (783 High-class 7-seater Packard Limousine. —G. BARBER, 26. Weishmill Lane. Garage Ship ...
... school the end this term. COLEFORD FUNERAL The funeral took place at Colcford Cemetery of Mr. Martin Henry Trotter, of Lord Hill, Coleford, who died at the age 89. The Key. F. J. Hearn officiated, a service being held at Coleford Baptist Chapel, where Mr ...
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