... Villa Carmen. Wood way-road. ■was sold by auction by Messrs. Tapper and Kernick to Miss M. Turpin for £1,050 on Thursday. ...

... Palmer, to whom the meeting passed hearty vote of thanks for the support he had given to the club. The re-election of Mr. Turpin as cap. tain, and Mr. it. Faslick as treasurer was received with enthusiasm. Mr P. Oldfield and Mr. L. Prynn asked to continue ...

... Miss M. Furse bt Cosserat and Miss McMorland. 6-4. 6-4; Turpin and Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Pearce. 6-3. 6-3; Col. and Mrs MacLeod Dr. James and Miss Lttcas, 6-1, 6-1; and Miss Clatvorthy bt Turpin and Mrs. Dyson, 6-0, 6-2, Mr. and Mrs. Robotham Russell ...

... of furniture and effects at Villa Carmen, Woodway-road, Teignmouth. on Thursday. The residence was sold £1,050 to Miss M. Turpin, of Liyingstone-road, Teignmouth. Mr. P. Scott, Teignmouth and Dawlish, was solicitor. ...

... allocation. The initiation of Mr. Flynn was carried out by Messrs. O. T. Davy, c. H. Foster, E. J. Messa, W. H. Osborne, and Turpin. ...

... Church Aid Society arranged refreshments. The stallholders were: Mesdames Harbor, Broadrich, Burgos?. Khodes Richards. Tullcy. Turpin, Tyler. Walker, Ware, Misses Heffotd. Johns, Johnson, Wilkins, Richards. Bimpktns, and Tulley. Messrs. Hubbard and H. Richards ...

... severe task, Bob was not seriously backed, starting at 100 to 7, but brought about the defeat of two popular choices in Dick Turpin and Rackety Lassie. a juvenile Bob showed little form, running unplaced each of his four races, but. he commenced this season ...

... for the ensuing term of office. Other officers appointed and invested were Messrs. A. E. Keast. R.S.; O. T. Daw, L.S.; C. Turpin. V.Grand; W. E. Hoskin, R.S.; N. Willcocks, L.S.; R. Hard, Elec. Sec; W. G. Phillips, Warden. Full representation was decided ...

... Shelmerdine. The clergy present included Rev. S. h. Percival of Merriott and rural dean), Canon Rowling (Seaborough), Revs 'j. J. Turpin (Misterton), H. Nash (Seavington), E. S. Warner (Crewkerne), and Preb. J. J. Langham (for, merly vicar of Crewkerne). The ...

... Turner! Miss Luty, Mrs. Westlakc. Sunday-school- Mrs. Dennis, Miss Miss A- Ryan, Mrs Parker, Mists Turpin, Miss Herdman, Miss Westcott, Miss N. Squires, Mr. Turpin, Mr. Butchers, Mr. Johns, Mr! R. Johns, Mr. Westlake, Mr. Westlake, Mr. Smith, Mr. Refreshment- ...

... distress fund, and appreciation of the generosity of the public w as expressed. . Mr. E. C. Maddox was re-elected secretary, Mr. Turpin assistant secretary, and Mr. chairman. \ relief administration committee also was appointed. ...

... 2. F. Turpin; 3, W. Towill. Half-mile, under 16—1, R. Townsend: 2, J. Ayres; 3. ('. Early. Schools' relay, girls—l and 2, Wolborough Senior; 3, Kingsteignton Church Schbol. Half-mile walk, women—l. Miss Green; 2. Miss E. James; 3. Mrs. W. Turpin. Mile ...