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... wells in Roche. twenty-eight being in use for eighty houses. With the exception of the Hoard Schools and two terrace , . Hoelu• very applied with water. It would be a big thing to spend abbot UMW) for a few houses. Mr. W. I'. Lovering said Roche water had ...
... Machine. J. bongo, Councillors W. H. Alan TRIUMPHS' ELS- INSURE IN-FOAL MARES NEW DRESS SKIRTS. Bank. SAMBLFORD- ils Prepared for all Higher and IL &resin, F. A. Green. W. P. leer. I. END, WICKS, NEW HUDSONS, etc. st ROCHE Li.. UNDERSKIRTS. i ron ni p ...
... sang Safe in ce the arms of Jesus as the cortege left the house. A service was held in the Wesleyan Chapel. Roche. and the interment was in Roche Cemetery. Mr. Roy Minnear officiated. The choir sang There s a friend for little children. The mourners were: ...
... : Sharpe's Exprenn. Epicure. Creel Scot. Catranns. Field tfarnhal. King Edward and Coto-daten. SCOTCH SEED OATS an follow.: White Victory. Black Supreme and Black Tartarian. Alan • corn. plete range of Fertilinern. Our nneciality. Gran. Seed• blended ...
... (Porthpeanl. Myrtle and Mary; Mrs. Teague; Mrs. Pearce; Mrs. Truscott and Harold; His Little Pal. Alan; Mrs. Holman. Miss D. Vino., Roche. Inhabitants of Roche learnt with very much regret of the death of Dorothea Vareve, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. ...
... (nephews and nieces). Messrs. A. Trethewey, E. Trethewey and S. Trethewey (cousins), Mr. and Mrs. H. Crowle. Mr. J. Benison, Mr. Alan Benison, and others. Floral tributes were sent by Wife and children at home; Children and Grandchildren in America; Dorothy ...
... Mrs. Cowling, piper's Pool; Aunt Ellen connected. At the graveside. the Last Post , Muddy and family; Kath, Jack and Baby Alan. who died SatarldaY at the age a Rey. and Uncle George: Bdie, Nellie and Bertha; and - Reseilk” were sounded by Mr. H. Edg- ...
... Steak*, T. Keseth, J. Rowe, R. Stephens, T. nett. niece; Mr. W. Kneehone. son- in ; alrs. bed in the Roche KingdlNl. C. Sweet. D. H. Wilson, C. Allen, T. Edwards, rise. Mr. James Warne and Mr. day, Mr. F., Hooke presiding. Sir Ronan W. Lenderytim A. S .Warne ...
... E. g rmtif Y ing * Ilemden, E. Wiflann, A. Vaßoe, T. Cook and Nicholls, K. Hicks, J. Spear and J. leethybsldge, Stu' Mr, Edwards (Rae Hill); Will. Horne and K. R. 'tank. A. J. Dawes, R. Peter. blrs. Mr. Mr.. Mark and Mrs. Ball; Mr. and attending woe W ...
... %V. %Vermeils, c Stoneman Edwards. Brave. running at %Villa-adon (London , . won in the final thee fraught beak and drew .1 extra, 5; total. ops. Th orn t on , .; brickworth, b Hooker. I: Moyle. 5: J. Ilinguon, b Edward-. %V. Oher, e a yards rare ...
... meet- earned a rift in the lute between Toni ores will become actively associatid with the ing in March. and set to music by Edward-German, is Sophia, Mr. Robinson gave an interpretaeredion of the centre was a perfectly natural essentially an English story ...
... and sister-in-law; Misses 0. I were hard pressed to keep their line intact seasons of the year. the local authority nine. Edwards. counn: Mr. and Mrs. Bate. father days joined the Anne as a tiapper With tu ° Ti.o bearers were Messrs. J. Brenton. T. -- ...