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... club, F:din. burgh, in an enjoyable friendly encounter. Scores:— florebridge A. Purees, 21: J. Dreeet, 2.i: Thos. Webb. John Russell, 10-81. Itaeburn—A. Young, 13; D. Rhind, 10: H. Horn, 14; J. Jennings, 18-85. —The Arniston Club had a 3-rink encounter ...
... Turnbull. Gowkshill Farm, was played, and resulted in a win for John Russell's rink over Peter Aitken's by 14 shots to 10. The winning rink was Andrew Miller, Thomas Scott, James Sharp, and John Russell (skip). Good progress is being made with the various club ...
... Mr John Deans; secretary, Mr Thomas Scott, 7 Harvieston Villas, Gorebridge; treasurer, Mr Harry Stanley green-ranger, Mr A. Ritchie; greenkeeper, Mr W. Stirling; committee, Messrs Peter Aitken, William Aitken, John Russell, Robert Clapperton, John Deans ...
... tt hat game organised by the Inetitate were Peter Aitken. Wm. Knox. Wm. Bruhtmi, and Thomas Scott. Peter Aitken and John Russell are the finalists in the rink competition for the prises of four ba gs potatoes peesentett by Mr (biome Turnbull, Gowkshill ...
... was sustained by Messrs John Carmichaei, John Robertson, Robert Weir, Wm. Weir, Adam Hogarth. Robert Haining, junr., Robert Stewart, Morris Clark, Thos. Wilson, James Marchbanks, Wm. Wardrope, John Learmonth, A. Young, and John Vickers, and a number of ...
... Green—And. Taylor, Newbritlge, v. John Russell. Gorebridin: S. :4impson. Newbridge. v. Thomas Lean. Arniston: R. Thomson, Pohon, s. J. French. Fast. Calder. Pohon Green—Robert Simpson, Dalkeith. v. A Forsyth. Libertnn; John Neill. Eskmills nituikl, v. J. ...
... Ritchie; Carmiihael Trophy. Wrn.• Aitken, Peter Aitken, A. Ritchie, and John Russell; Hope Trophy. Wm. Webb and Thos. Webb; Midlothian • TroPhy. skips W. Aitken, T. Webb. and J. Russell. The weekly jumbles game of the Arniston Club was won by F. Kirk, W. ...
... grown-up ami sons f.l . and Whitson, sec.; easily; tie break it up when British credit was still in Chit.. John Russell having reached the final ea and John M'lntosh, jun. daughters, who are all well known in the Yards Faye Style (Juniors)-1. 31 , danger would ...
... ;417eirs)pabtilpated in cu the pulpit. The sine Yee 9 and 10.-1. George Hodge: 2, Willem Hamil- the Institute rink, skipped by John Russell, bouquets of Sowers and gifts fro I Tweedie, was successful in gaining a Pass ton; 3, Jas. Wilson. defeated Currie rather ...
... him they were any- Bro. Alex. H. Mitchell; Tyler. Bro. John •thing but pleased at what Mr Mason called , Fvfe. Members of General Committee— his support of the National Government. In Bros. John H. Hume, David Archibald. closing, Mr Alexander called for ...
... Henry Watn. 2. John Pillow T. stirling 2. 0. Buchan. Ilarathon Race-1. John Stirling; 2. Benry 3. Thomout Brown. inn Bin'.-914 years-1. Harney Kenny: 2. Arnold Nelson. 111 1 Itaro-1. Rol*rt Buchan : 2. John %flied Menem Race-4. John Charrav: 2. JmowsTnl6ll ...
... Miss Aitken ; hidden num' Iber, Mrs A. Gibson booby, Mrs P. Strachan. Gentlemen-11, Mr John Ferguson Th e talking film version of the. famous stage ;2, Mr Thomas Russell • hidden number, Mr A. Gibson ; booby, 'Mr J. Frame. No No, Nanette, is be presented ...