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... Nicholls. ' There were 14 classes, and the awards included the British Legion Challenge Shield, subscribed for by Sir John Shelley, Sir John Amory, Sir Edgar Plummer. and Mr. B. G. Lamp'ard Vachell for the most outstanding item. THE AWARDS. Private cars, ...
... December, and January last. number of officers who had ceased to carry arms then hud since had them restored. At no time had officers inside the prison carried firearms. Sir John added: These sensational and misleading reports are not limited to Dartmoor ...
... .Cheriton is desirous of relinquishing Agricultural Pursuits, the whole is intended for absolute Sale without reserve. GRATTANS, BOW. MONDAY, MARCH 27th, 1933, at 5 p.m. SALE of about 40 ACRES of LUXURIANT KEKP, for J. Carbonell, Esq., by £IHAS. HARRIS ...
... choir. The offertories were in aid of the Church Heating Fund. ■, The quarterly meeting of the Nursing Association was held Grattans, by kind invitation of the President (Mrs. Carbonell). There was a good attendance, and it was with great regret that the ...
... died, aged 66, after a long illness. She was the wife of Mr. Edwin Stevens and a daughter the late Mr. and Mrs. John ilussey, of the Redwood Arms, and later the Post Office, Uplowman. They came to Burlescombe from Kittisford about 10 years ago, and Mrs. Stevens ...
... prizewinners were:âlndies. 1. Mr? Turner; 2, Miss M. Squire; 3. Miss M. Greenslade. Gentlemen: 1. Mr. R. Pratt 2. Mr. R. Grattan; 3. Mr. R- Squire. Highest score first half. Miss M. Prince and BishoD- longest sitting at one table, Mrs. Reader- J- So«thwood; ...
... at Chudleigh:—Mrs. Xalder (soft toy, first); Mrs. Train (crochet, first); Mi>. Perry (man's knitted cardigan, first); Mrs. Camel] (man's knitted cardigan, first); Nickels (knitted child's frock, first); Miss (baby's knitted .set. first); Aliss N. Wright ...
... immediate mourners Were Mrs (daughter), Messrs ana -C Grattrtn (sons), Messrs Jim, Jack, and Fred Grattan (brothers), Mrs Edwards (sister), Mrs Grattan (sister-in-law), /Mr Chaffev (sou-iit-law); and Mrs 'Stocker (nephew and niece), and Mr and A Hodder ...
... parade. Second-class awards: Mrs. Johns, men's socks; Mrs Sercombe-Smith. crochet towel-ends. Third-class awards: Cooperative, bedspread: Mrs. Ching, men's socks; Mrs. Jury, child's frock and men's socks; Miss A. Pyne, cardigan. BRAD WORTHY.—For the annual ...
... and is still hospital there. There one son and daughter. 1 The funeral Mr. Benjamin John Lcng, postmaster, was very largely attended. The mourners were Messrs. John and Percy Long (sons), Miss Violet Long (daughter), Mesdames J. and P. Long (daughte ...
... foreign parts. BOW. The annual meeting of the v-a at i ou Society has been hell at the Kaifw^HoTef Mr : mi. John toiiand. Vice-Chairman; and John >orthcott, Hon. Secretary The mittee were re-elected en bloc. A satisfactory report and balance-sheet were ...
... Coles, there followed pleasing hand-bell selections by local band of ringers, Messrs. M. Coles (capt.), G. Pike, It. Pile, E, Grattan, L. Gater and J. Brooks. Songs were rendered Miss Betty Greenslade, Mr. H. Beedell (Miss Beedell accompanying;, and amusing ...