... ****** But alas, we have no Thomas Hardy in Wells ! If we had, the bulk of Miss Carritt’s difficulties would be removed. It stands to reason that if the whole countryside is educated up to a particular standard in this respect there should be no special ...

... relics arc about 2,000 years old. The Romans had a 2tation where to-day stands Verne Fort, commanding the Dorset hill which Thomas Hardy described as the Gibraltar of Vl'essex. The Portlanders were likened by the Romans to the Balearic islanders for their ...

... arrangements for the to Somerset, Cornwall Devon and Dorset Professor Reade enlisted the of many friends, including Mrs. Thomas Hardy, and the tour was full of interest and the happiest of experiences. S.P.G. ANNUAL MEETING. GATHERING AT THE SMALL HALL ...

... of the Hardy Players, at Dorchester is a very good example of what local interest in Dramatic Art can be worked up to. ****** am, of recent years, rather out of touch with Dorchester matters, but it will be remembered that even before Thomas Hardy’s death ...

... 5 years—l, Ivan Mears 2, Lawrence Bird ; 3, Harold Thomas. Tiny tots’ tricycle race, under 6 years—l, Harold Thomas ; Lawrence Bird. Flat race, girls, 6 and 7 years—l, Monica Mears ; 2, Barbara Hardy ; 3, Noreen Rolls ; 4, Ivy Dudden. Flat race, boys ...

... Southwood. Sky-blue.—l. Mrs. M. G. Fox; J. Parker; 3, S. F. Browne; res, J. Southwood; vhc, S. J. Hardy; he, H. Parsons, Cheddar. Cobalt or mauve. —1, S. J. Hardy; 2 and res, J. Parker; and he, J. Southwood; vhc. A. W. Butler. Grey wing or white.—l and 2, ...

... number of stalls and sideshows had been arranged about the gardens, the helpers including : Basket stall.—Mrs. Pepper and Miss Thomas. Bathroom stall.—Miss Evans, Miss Somerville and Miss Ruth Porcher. Produce.—Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Crossman. Fancy stall.—Mrs ...

... be shown are Woman Tamer,” featuring George Raft and Joan Bennett, and Heir to Trouble,” a Ken Maynard Western. Laurel and Hardy are featured in Bonnie Scotland at the end of the week. outing. . Members of the Women’s Prayer Circle, held in connection ...

... WANTED YV Any Quantity of Old Iron, Metal of any Description, and scrap P‘ A^so l ean bags.—Apply, J c. Thomas, 68, High Street, Wells. ’Phone 193. FOR OCR FARMER READERS. By Arrangement with The Farmer and Stockbreeder.” EARLY SPRING FEED After a dry ...

... Yeovil and Petters: —Somerville; Whelen, Parkin; Savidge, Wyatt, Thomas; Holbeach, Parks, Haliiday, Slade, Conner. Mr. Ted Davis was the referee. A Wincanton player appeared in each team Thomas being tried by Yeovil, and Butler sportingly played in goal for ...

... organist and pianist, and a leading member of the noted Avalon Dance Band. ST, THOMAS’ G.F.S On Friday evening the members of this branch gave a most enjoyable concert in St. Thomas’ School to packed house. Ihe competition part-songs, and the more popular ...

... Southover, Wells Miss R. Parsons, 3, The Gardens, Sadler-street Wells. Mrs.JH. Court, 76, St. Thomas-street, Wells Mrs. F. Trenchard, 18, Barley Close, Wells. Mrs. S. Hardy.^Church-street,^Croscombe. Mrs. J. Sheppard, Wesley Cottage, F'aston Remember, you must ...