... Wells Bowling Club Midsomer Norton visited Wells on Saturday last. Heavy rains had left the Wells greens somewhat heavy. The hardy hillmen were able to accustom themselves to the existing conditions more readily than two of the three rinks that represented ...

... Batting first, Morlands lost D. Lukins at 11, but Hardy and Hill took the total to 76 and Hardy went on to complete a sound 45 before being fourth out at 94. Morlands.—D. Lukins c Hann b Jacobs 1 ; S. Hardy c Langford b Murley 45 ; G. Hill c Hobbs b Wilson ...

... that is a great thing,” the Chairman added. The Counci unanimous y co-opted Mr. Stan'ey Thomas to fill the vacancy. A member of the previous Parish Council, Mr. Thomas in the election last May failed by a very narrow margin to secure re-election. The meeting ...

... Butcher seconded and same was agreed. Mr. S. H. Thomas asked if there was any possibility of obtaining better lights before long as he considered Winscombe was better lit than Cheddar. Mr. Norman Thomas and Mr. Tyson both suggested improvements in the ...

... were maidens. Scores : . -- Taunton : H . Tucker, c Hardy b Kelson 38 ; H. J. C. Weaver b Hird 0 ; J. Windsor b Hird 18 ; G. V. Ledger c Hill b Kelson 20 ; R. M. Tazewell b Kelson 13 ; r. Odgen std. Hardy b Simmons 25 ; E. P. Dowling not out 38 R. A. Scoones ...

... Church) and a short address by the Vicar of Wells (Preb. H. A. Barnett). The Blessing will be pronounced by the Vicar of St. Thomas (Preb. J. Fyffe). On Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock carols wih be sung by members of the United rch. St. Cuthbert’s Church members ...

... 1 45- A FActouv.—Davies, st: Hardy, b Rice, 4: Woodcock, b Burr, 17; Martin, b Rice, o; Holland, b Rice, 16; Hayward, st. Hardy, b Rice, 1; Barnes, b Burr, 6; Green, b Rice, o; Dyke. b Rice, ti; White, st. Hardy, b Rice, o; Mainstone, b Hicks, 7; ...

... Mr. Norman Thomas said he would like to know when the charity lists were last revised. Mr. C. L. Jennings (one of the Trustees) said the •lists were gone through name by name each year by the Trustees. Following a discussion Mr. S. H. Thomas said he wished ...

... 4 wickets; Knox, to—o-38-3; Podger. 3-0-20-2. Loam— Knox, c Hardy. b Lukins, 41; Podger. c and b Burrough, 4; Cole. b Dyer, o; Lewis, b Lukins, o; Rayner. b Burrongh, 58; Darlington. c Hardy, b Dunthorn. o; Johnson, lbw. b Dunthorn, o; Bethel. b Dunthorn ...

... some of the rubs of misfortune. Having picked a fairly strong team, late changes through the inability of Brown (left back), Thomas (centre-forward) and Bush (outside left) to take their places, weakened the side for this most important game. Arthur Norris ...

... some of the rubs of misfortune. Having picked a fairly strong team, late changes through the inability of Brown (left back), Thomas (centre-forward) and Bush (outside left) to take their places, weakened the side for this most important game. Arthur Norris ...

... ), 970 y.p.m.; J. - E. Rees (c.), 946 y.p.m.; P. Nutt, 94 6 y.p.m.; Shepherd Bros.. 939 Y.P111.; R. Carter, 937 y.p.m.; S. Hardy, 934 y.p.m.; K. Barry 921 y.p.m.; R. Scrivens, 919 yards per minute. • Whit Deless.—The tesults of recent whist at the Club ...