... r, l~ EASTER VESTRY MEETINGS. wr. CHAD ' S (FABIAN) CHlfltetl. The annual vestry meeting for the election of ehurchwardens and sidesmen was held on Easter . Tuesday at the Vicarage,the about parishioners who ward present attending there at the request ...

... ASHWORTH'S We kayo a Good Selection of L 41.3.: and COMMENT CI • BRIM RISE NETS. WATERFALL CURTAINS. Eta. CRETONNES from 2,6 to 6111 per yard in New Designs. SHAM BLINDS. Plain or Trimmed. PAPER BLINDS. all LERS, CURTAIN POLL, WHITE RODS and FITTINGS ...

... of Todmorden, and W. H. Schofield of hmallbridge, who met to decide the longert knock in rises for £24 a side. Schofield sent the winning knock at his last rise, which measured 9 score 7 yards. Greenweed's best attempt being 9 score. A. Boyd the referee ...

... Fro, Kendal to Carlisle the collar work begins. and for ten miles to the point above High Borrow Bridge on Shap b the road rises to about 1.400 feet above sea level. 'Afterwards, however. there is compensation. for the road is more or lees on the downgrade ...

... ar. The remainder of the day was fine. Yoderday the climatic conditions were typical of Spring, and there wee a noticeable rise in temperature. The prevailing winds were mostly of a north - easterly direction. The temperature records for the periods of ...

... increase their purchasing ;sower. WATeHNIAN. A WET EASTER. SPRING HOLIDAY LARGELY SPOILED BY WEATHER. The Tramway Harvest. Very few people, comparatively sneaking. have gone away on holiday this Easter -far fewer than in the last two rears. The long continued ...

... place on Easter Monday evening. The Mayor (Sir James Duckworth) has given a challenge cup for competition in the church choir section at the Blackpool Musical Festival. Mr. Gordon Harvey, M.P.. returned home to Littleborough Immediately on the rising of the ...

... ROCHDALE SHARE MARKET Owing to the Easter holidays business has been much b joterfered with this week, and little has been done |1 Fow changes of vote bave taken place, and the market | | bas presented rather a tame appearance. Shaws bave l been freely ...

... and H. Greenwood; choir. F. l)iggle and H. Lee: football dub J. B. Tattersall; men's clam T. Ogden and G. Sutcliffe; women's rises. Miss N'. Whitworth. Mrs. .1. Chadwick Sunday school. I). Ashton. Miss nit. Lano; G.F.S., Mrs. Henry Lee. Miss E. Wroc; C.L ...

... WATCHMAN. THE SPIRITUAL BODY. REV. G. R. OAKLEY ON ITS INDIVIDUALITY. Rising from the Grave. Prearhing at at. Andrew's Church I)earnley. on Sunday morning on the question \Gill our bodies rise again from the grays the H•r. (I. H. Oakley took for his text. '•New ...

... eonipany was such as to courage tuture vueu. Drink affected the and moral, as well as the physical, in man. Drunken parents gave rise in moat to drunken and sadly deficient children. Homes were wrecked , and this went on from generation to generation, and each ...

... threatened crime to-day. If nothing ran he done to avert it. l'arlia• roentary arrangements will have to be reconsidered, and the rising of the two Mouses postponed. On the of the last railway menace of this kind, when Mr. Lloyd George was at the Hoard of Trade ...