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... Monday evening. Mr Williams, the School house, presided, and briefly explained the object of the meeting. Mr Ritchie. Udny Arms Hotel acted as timekeeper. After 24 hands bad been plaved, the following results were announced,: —Gentlemen—l Mr Williams ...
... opened every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday during the ensuing’ winter season. The committee in charge consists of Messrs John Hendry, George Chalmers, William Rennie. W. W. Pine. W. H. Clark, arid William Maitland. Dr Webster delivered a most interesting ...
... the wife of John Catto, of daughter. CRAIG. —At 4b bealorth Road, Aberdeen, on the 29th November, the wife of George S. Craig, s.s. “ City of London,” of daughter. DUUUID. —At 34 Watson Street, Aberdeen, the let December, the wife of John Duguid, of a ...
... Petrie, 24 Place. W. (J. Ligertwood, Asntowu, Newhilia> John .\Y Mann. 77. College Stiect. j- John Elicit, 13' Stafford Street, Charles lough/ 15§ Union Grove. Frank Porter. Hardgatc. F. G. Grattan Place, Harry Gordon, 567 George Street. J. A Bigham. Union ...
... on the 3rd iusu, Agnes Xicoi, wife Joseph Scott, shoemaker, aged 68 years. SM.-iRT. —At 42 Grattan Place, Fraserburgh, uie Ist Slay, Mina Brcbner, wife John Smart schoolmaster, i ...
... the 4th June, the Rev J. R. Middleton. John Henry « eldest son John Watt, Mill Pronv, Isa beUa, second of John Thain, n-i. later. WBDDtse, LOW-DUG DID.—A Terrace, Aherdeea, the 6th June, 1890, the Rer. Robert John Knox United Free Church, Annie Dnguid ...
... inst., st o’clock p.m., Turlundie ChurchyanJ. Friends pieaeo accept tens (the only) intimation and invitatioa. BREBXEB.—At Grattan Plac«. the inet., Thomas Bretjaer, J.P., aged yeare. BCX'TH.—At the City Hospital, Aberdeen, the April. Jemima WiUox, hekwed ...
... the morning of August 24. Captain Wylie, who was the eon Mr John Wylie, of Messrs Wylie and Loohhead, Limited, joined the Cameron Highlanders on the outbreak war. Lieut Francis Humphrey John Greswolde- W iiltams, King African R. (killed), was bon on August ...
... Mra Ptvruiy, Kingaforci Home P'arm, have received information tha* tne.r eon, Prvite Alexander Penny, Gor a. l has been poe.ed a* missing. Private Penny enlisted in November, 1916, and previously was n the employment of John Mime, ford House. Alfoed. —Miss ...
... closed from 12 to 12.30 p.m. each day, except Wednesday. bat* been rendered neoessary owing depleted staffs. oonsisitirkg of Mr •John Murray. James Duxhie, and F- were appointed watch over the iotaresta of the retailers in oonoection with the various orders ...
... Elgin. This is the fourth time he lias been wounded. In civil life Private Mair wa« in the employment of Mr John Cormaok, S., Elgin Private John Brander, Seaforths, wounded, a sen of Mrs Brander, North Cottage, New Elgin. He is 19 years of age, in civil ...
... has the chest and *•« arm, and i* in hospital been wounded, and in hospital England. Birmingham- Piper John Roy Black Watch, Daviot.—Bombardier John Hough, R.F.A., formerly » carpenter, on of Mr Alex. Roy. wounded, son of John Rough. ...