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... secretary, J. Stirling; treasurer, Jas. A. Pow; chaplain, Arch. Meikle, P.M. S.D., Thos. A. Marshall; J.D., Jag Smith; architect, Thomas Roberts; jeweller, Geo. Jeffrey; Bible-bearer, J. H. Waddell, P.M.; director - of ceremonies, John Evani; bard, Robert Hendry; ...
... Sleds. Walker and Hardie. Fait!dimwit.. :Ilk. 11042 G. Paton, Wondniiiir. 911 s 11. 211 s. I{odger & Armadale. 20s Hunter Forsyth. Arniatlale, 10; Hunter & Forsyth, Arimulale, los. Latithin & ,l'('onnell , Whit hunt . Walker & Hardie. Fault Mouse J. Woodutuir ...
... number of dwelling houses were granted whit included the following: —Mr C. H. Dunlop, two houma at I Orchard Road, South; Mr Thomas S. Rendermm, four bungalows at Craiyrook Square, and five double bungalows at Gardiner Terraee, Blackhall; Messrs Hepburn ...
... There was a ped attendance including some parents. The Superintendent presided. assistA by the, officers' committee and Mrs Thomas Mitchell, while. Mrs Turnbull accompanied at the piano in a capable manner. Accordion selections by Brother Andrew Peutherer ...
... CALDER NOTES by M, C. MULHERS. Willi lilotrgli ChM have St.- lectezt the players to represent the club The many friends of Mr Thomas O'Rorke in the various county competitions. Mr of Stenhouse Cottage, Edinburgh, and a one W. Murray is the Scottish Cup repre- ...
... night when the report was submitted and approval'. The office-bearers are as follows President, Mr James Boyd secretary, Mr Thomas Kerr; treasurer, James Clarkson; auditors, Mr T. Mackie and Mr J. Crow. West Kirk.—At a meeting of the congregation on Monday ...
... pavilion to members and visitants and, for which, the recipients were truly thankful. In carrying out the arrangements Mr Thomas Craig and his successor in the secretarial department, Mr J. T. Henderson deserve the praise and thanks of all concerned. ...
... • cousin of Robert Louis Stevenson, presided.•and among others present at the ceremoow were Mr A. Lorne Campbell. the Rev. Thomas MarOribanks, I (Vinton Parish Church; the Very Rev. Resit Perry, D.D.; the Rev. Canon Duke, Mr John MOW, jus.,_ secre tary ...
... and Miss Lambie, gave the sketch, Wanted, a Housekeeper, which caused much amusement. ST. THOMAS' DRAMATIC CLUB. Sunday afternoon the members of St. Thomas' Dramatic. Club gave a very production of the counitiy-drania For Houor's Sake m the %Vahan ...
... rolgtneha i c day last. Mr Dick had been unwell for on 'Tuesday evening. In the absence of Mr time. He rallied and for a time it Thomas Chalmers, president. through Mim's ar e McCallum, vie-president, occupie d looked as if he alight be spared to he ab o ut ...
... and rail out winners of both points by 2 goals to 1. -Other football matches will be found on page 4. Uphall boy, flanged Thomas Gallion. who was in the habit of selling tomatoes in Mill and West ('skier districts has disappeared. Up to the present all ...
... Sangster. Miss Ins shaw made a most efbeient pianist. and Minn selections were given by Mr linrt and Mr Findlay, Seafield. Mr Thomas Herr. Weet Calder. presided. weasel's cum.—Mr loyal Guild helot a meeting in the Church Hull ..n Tolerably A reprementative ...