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... Lincoln on Saturing was held on Tuesday. with Mr. W. Houghton in the carnival dance on Boxing-day. ton's Ist XV. 12-3. The game Thomas Arthur Redman. only chair. The treasurer reported A large crowd present and was spoilt by too many to Mr. both teams. Redman ...
... . r ' Mr. Hardy, a sidesman. was ~ , 11 am and 6.30 p.m.: . • won by Mrs. Spalding. Who , 2.30 Catechism and Sunday Hospital Hall-The Hospi- 1 111 ' 1 .• e k was also in charge of the re-! School. 630 Evensong and Sermon. Rev. it. E THOMAS. M.A. tal ...
... years. Court costs of 30s. CATTLE MARKET, were remitted. LEICESTER Ronald Arthur Hardy. oflpay it off. He lent Thomas JOHN THORNTON Az 00. the Green Man inn . money and Thomas will Sell by Auction in.. Gosber' offered him his wrist watch the Cattle Market ...
... Boston, when winners were: Ladies. 1 Mrs. Hubbert, 2 Mrs. Hull. 3 Mrs. Ward ; gents., I Mr. Maltby. 2 Mrs. James. 3 Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Homewood: partner whist. 1 Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Ladlaw ; 2 Mr. and Mrs. Maltby. MC. was Mr. G. Lepard. Former Docker ...
... point of view. £l3B 16 8 . 6d. ; balance £l6 ' You mast have the rigtv.lfis. 3d. H aFold Hardy any Jor d on strain of pig, feed correct-1 RE-APPOINTED Skinner. Hardy was leading IY and provide a draught-free. Messrs. A. J. Gibson and J. 27-23. but Boston's ...
... Miss Margaret Riley; Margaret. Mrs. M. Lake; Mrs. Naylor. Mrs. A. Hardy; Joan Mas- Hell. Mrs. I. Thorley; Jim ,Martin, Mr. Harry Wood; - Keep Calm—Jack. Mr. D. Webb; Mary. Mrs. A. Hardy; Mrs. Primro6e, Mrs. N. Richardson; Jane, Miss N. Bellamy: plumber ...
... w' Miniature: Mrs. A. Wadding- Mrs. H Shan' Mrs A Borchairman I Aid. aE. Cox) Tuesday at the parish church meeting of the Thomas Mothers' Union,-The Wear Mr. J. Lowth and ton. Mrs. A. Thu_dby. Coin r in . w as L e a e y' pa rs ' told the father that they ...
... ebamPials.- Fourteen-veer. Howard and Mr. R. Bracken- Burdon, the Area Padre I by Arthur t h girl said her brother had old Thomas Barnes. of Mb- men: IA m given oy Messrs. bury offered prayers, The pre- Rev. Bob Bolton). preaching Graves for the transfer ...
... ' Ceiseeetions Made —A to's( of 178 properties have now R chardson ifit. John) H ay d n doorkeeper was MT. F. Tasker (St. Thomas).' Robin Watson, assisted by Mrs. W. Browne and Roy Dawson. The one item. have arrived at the A vote of thanks was probeen ...
... of thr tate Mr. W ow or to thank friends and ch urc h B u ddi ng. _ ag, nard Jackson at Centenaryi 1 4 1,0 i'tif' tor their Thomas's church, which was Y. Dr, Gordon. lo •r . am: CA.' I built in 1912 and Petercom-'climer will Preside The con-I ..hiA. the ...
... also - When Gangland :Malayan village and here she conducted the service at St. Strikes. ;learns that Joe did not die 101- Thomas' church. Boston.. lowing his ordeal. Later they • Stamng Maureen O'Hara Organist was Mr. B. Broadley. ' are reunited-love ...
... gifts from the al -Man House. - 131. London groom were necklaces Road. Boston. was married on Best man was Mr. 'Thomas Monday at St. Thomas' Bean 'bridegroom's cousin , church. Boston. to Mr. Peter and usher, were Mr Leshe peeler Seed, only son of Mr. ...