... The prize-list was as follows : —Fat Devon ox or steer fed by a tenant farmer residing • Dorsetshire—l, £5, given the Hon. Claude B. Portman, Mr. C. J. Hunt, Manston . Fat Devon cow—l, £2 2s, given by directors of the National Provincial Bank, Mt. C. E ...

... church parade Sunday evening. The members met the Board School aud inarched in procession to church, headed by tint Corfe Mullen Brass Band, who gave their services free. At the church most appropriate sermon was preached the Rector (the v. W. Mortimer ...

... marriage took place of Miss Angela Doris Manners Hume-Spry, daughter of Mr. Herbert Hume- Spry, Full well House, Nunney, and Mr. Claude Francis Barry, son of Sir Edward Barry, Bart., of Oclmells Manor, Maidenhead. The bride wore white satinDirectoire dress, ...

... of PRESIDED. Vocal n ' aber.4 were by .T; Williams, Miss Elsie Moore, Miss be«|L and Mr. A. Jones i iO'. add Mr. - Puley ( Mullen), it s Margery Jo nee lrnborne) and Mr. J. J. Kettle (Corl'e) recited.— i were accorded t performers, on the proposition OF ...

... The little girls dresses were dusty-.olnk taffeta, with headdresses violets and net. and they carried posies of violets Mr. Claud Mitchell, cousin of the bride, was best man. After reception at CornhiU House. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews left for Weston-super-Mare ...

... Ist inst. Call, write, or 'phone Gillingham 132. Regular Weekly Service. DEATH OF MR. GEOFFREY STAGEY The death Mr. Geoffrey Claud Stacey, of 19. St. Rumbold's-road, Shaftesbury, occurred Sunday, June 16th, at Salisbury Infirmary, at ihe age ot 37. For the ...

... George who has qualified for the rank of captain. THE LATE MR. C. A. WHITCHER.—It is proposed erect a memorial the late Mr. Claude Arthur Whitoher in Hinton Martel Church, of which he was for four years organist. He was also associated with many departments ...

... occupying, after being paid four guineas wages in lieu of a month's notice. THE NOBLE ART.— Walter Mabey, a labourer, of Corfe Mullen, and Alexander Buddcn, were summoned for committing breach the peace by fighting Lytehett Minster.—P.C, llus.scy stated that ...

... and eggs; Viscountess Trafalgar, flowers; Mrs. de Torton-llarrison, flowers; Mrs. Stokes (Margaret Marsh), chickens; Mrs. Mullens, chicken, mushrooms* fruit; produce from Charlton fete, per Mrs. Pepys; Miss Lava, strawberries; Mrs. Gray, raspberries; Mrs ...

... --Defendants were bound over under the Probation of Offenders’ Act . and ordered to pay the costs, 10s each. A Sroxer-—Hugh Mullen, a naval stoker, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in St. Mary-street the previous evening, with assaulting P.C ...

... well attended, the collections being devoted to the benevolent work of the L.P.M.A. IWERNE MINSTER Billiards Display. Mr. Claude Falkiner gave an exhibition of billiards at the Village Club last Wednesday week There was a large party present, who saw ...

... fined the defendant £2, with the alternative of a month's hard labour. DRUNKENNESS BOOLE-ROAD. John Styles, labourer, Corfe Mullen, admitted being drunk in Boole-road on the previous day, and was let off with one day's imprisonment. VAGRANCY AT WINTON ...