... perel were having lunch Nook (Hemswell) v. Gate Inn they smelt burning. | (Misterton) ; Cross Keys “Y v. Investigating, they diS-igV.ll.C. axd ¥ l{A: Cor:i. covereq the bed alight [Branch ©A v. orse _an Tac_klini the fire with the|Croom A N A + extinguisher ...

... had seen the teapot. Cloud of steam John William Wright, of St. 6 @ Andrew’s Gardens, Lincoln, said Ou t ever t ln he was fireman on the goods train in the siding. He saw one of the painters a 9 white man, go out of the signal sale” stateme o e ouress ...

... their Volunteer Fire Party, the only one in the county, has passed with flying colours. ‘Butcher Bert Foston, the Leading Fireman in charge of the local volunteer brigade, was delighted with the news. «1 understand the committee were pleased with our showing ...

... Hospital, Boston, suffering from concussion, with its “ Green Fireman’s fracture RUNNING across the Skegness Fire Station yard on Sunday after the alarm had sounded for a turn-out, Fireman Frank Roberts, of Laythorpe Avenue, Skegness, fell and broke an ...

... die in farm fire at Amber Hill AN infra-red lamp is believed to have caused a fire at an Amber Hill farm in which two calves died on Thursday morning. Donington firemen fought the blaze, at Mr. A. Key’s Lineside Farm, for nearly two hours. They saved half ...

... start the radio side of Hurst, Son and Page Ltd. During the second World War he served as a part-time fireman in Boston. Rl et ] Coun. Hurst’s first wife died a few years ago, but he had since re-married. It was his present wife’s son, Mr. P. Watson, that ...

... eighteen months ago. He is a going to cycle fupriously down to gtable end fell in and burneq him. member of the Sleaford and Dis- {pa gtationy e sustained a cut head. “But,” trict Rabbit Club, of the British ~«gut I shall miss it,” he says he says, “it ...

... ogedcleaner in the locomotive sheds. And his next job was just as grimy. Although he graduated to the footplate, it was as a fireman. “It was hard work,” he recalled to me this week, “and ;Itle hteawer the job, the harder it got.” Mr. Burn worked on all the ...

... John pringham (Women's Section). All these Miss E Goodman, Mrs. R, Coul. Was the M.C. and Mr, C. Baumber Robert Couling, who died recent!y organisations ~were represented R B e the doorkeeper. Mrs. G. W. in a Spilsby nursing home. took FUNERAL.—UnabIe ...

... aged 55, of Greetwell Road, coln, has retired after 24 y service as a Lincoln fireman. * % * Mr. Frederick Archibald ¥ for 50 years a Professional \ Lincoln Golf Club at Tork died last week at Guildford, was 84, * * * Kee}‘)er of local records at coln Public ...

... bridge a stone * the front window of the engine n the fireman's side, completely plintering it- The di- « diesel, added Sgt. FeatherbK, was travelling at about 40 m.p.h. Neither the driver nor the fireman was hurt. - The train stopped at Sleaford and the ...

... WATNEY MANN are pleased to announce the following price reductions in Steward & Patteson and Bullard houses GIRL (4) DIES FROM LEUKEMIA ‘Early Christmas’ 1s too late A MOTHER and father’s plans to give their baby daughter one more Christmas in her young ...