... We all regret the loss of your dear vicar, Canon Thomas, and X would like to take this opportunity of expressing my fullest sympathy with Mrs Thomas and also with the people of the parish. Canon Thomas will be greatly missed amongst you; like my own dear ...

... Robinson, Reggie Walker, John Cook, Jack Berry, Nan Dellar, Dolly Deering, Leslie Fetches, Gordon Boyes, Brian Clarkson, Clive Hardy, Peter Ake, David Clarkson. The Brighton Party Return to Driffield for the Holiday A party of Wolds workmen who went from Driffield ...

... vlce-ceptain, Mr. hon. treasurer, Mr. H. Cass; Hoitbv T Holtby; hon. auditor, Mr. W. r. Hoiioy, hon. surgeons, Dr. J. W. Thomas and Dr. w Milligan; hon. secretary, Mr. H. T. Blakeston; fixture secretary, Mr. H Fewson. The vice-presidents were re-elected ...

... comfortable fireside type. Mrs. J. 8. Chubb was to have presented the chair to Miss Thelwell, but on account of the death of Canon Thomas the presentation was cancelled. The chair was taken to Miss Thelwell. A whist drive followed, Mr. J. 8. Chubb being M.C. over ...

... Toyn ■ ton and the boys; Mr. and Mrs. Scrope. The coffin was of unpolished oak with silver plated furnishings. An inauest on Thomas Walker, farmer, FaSn. Wetwang. who was kirkcd bv a horse whilst a visit to Mai ton Fair, was held Friday by the E E. Coroner ...

... horrified to find Mr. Pearson behind the scullery door with a wound in his throat, and a carving knife lying near by. Dr. Thomas, who was called, gave medical attention and ordered Mr. Pearson’s removal. His condition is not critical He lies in the Poor ...

... were mage; 7, Mr G Bowes; 8, Mr Carr; 9, Mi s DCArF AND PROPSERITV = appreciated. Returning home he com- e rs were: Mrs. Thomas, Scarborough also thanked for the enjoyment which d Smith: 10, J Hammond; 11. = PEA(,t AINU nxenced business for himself and ...