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... Miss M. H. and Rer. John Harrison; 2 Miss M. W. Douglas and W. Miss M. Smith and W. Mrs G. and P. MacLeod, Mrs W. Wood and A. Mather, Mr* Rennie and G. Rennie (equal); 4 Mrs Mac Lean and W. Neilson: 5 Miss M. D. Mackie and J. Ferguson, Miss R. Fernie and ...
... and Mr John Muuro. The members afterwards dined together in the White Hart. Farm Servant Found Drowned near Arbroath.—James Mathers, foreman to D. Ogilvie, farmer, Firhills, near Arbroath, was found drowned in a horse-pond the farm yesterday morning. Deceased ...
... Phillipa, 3 ¢ Stoddart, b Hearne,” Macgregor, vb jearne, Nic b Hearne, 6—b Hearne, Tyler, not 14—n0t ou 10 Wirkham, Macgregor, Hearn, 3 S-U . $ Total, ” Total 5 106 ——— Maten aT chosen b: Ms Grahame and Mr Mather played a match at almond yeste e Grahame's ...
... gifts from Colonel Steuart Fothringham, Mrs Cox, Mrs Richmond, Miss Montgomery, Mrs Macgregor, Mrs Laing Mrs Robertson, The Lodge; Mrs Gillies, Birnam Hotel; Mrs Mathers and Mr Cox, and the free use of Little, Dunkeld Hall for a jumble sale which brought ...
... desire re-election meantime, thanked the members for their encouragement, help, and loyalty during her period of office. Lady Macgregor, Lochearnhead. voiced the federation's appreciation of Mrs Fair weather's long devotion to its interests and asked that vote ...
... Artisan. BURNSIDE 69—K. Walker, Royal Burgess. 70—G. Shaw, Haggs Cu.tle 70—S. Bulngwoo(r. Dunbar. 70—B. Smith, Hamilton. 70—A. Mathers, Elie Golf House. 71—D. Carrick, Douglas Park. 71—P. Deeble, Alnwick. 72—J. Kinloch, Cardross. 72—C. Cairnie, Monifieth. 72—C ...
... sent in the neatest, correct entries: SCHOOLGIRL'S COMPANION—Jenny Cowie, 36 Dundonald St., Dundee. DRESSMAKING SET—Aline MacGregor, Schoolhouse, Balbeggie, Perth. EMBROIDERY SET—Nancy Peebles, Pickletillum, By Leuchars. MATHS. SET — James Lamond, 32 Manor ...
... Friends omitted and wishing to attend please meet cortege at cemetery gate at 1 p.m. MACGREGOR.—Suddenly at 63 Noran Avenue, Dundee, on 30th August, John MacGregor, beloved husband Ada Davidson. Funeral on Friday at o'clock. Friends wishing attend meet ...
... 1., on 27th April, Mr and Mrs David Ross (nee Sadie Foreman), Tullideph Street. Dundee —a son. Marriages DUNCAN-JACK.—At Mathers' Hot«i, Dundee, on 28th April, 1938, th* Rev. W. T. Smellie, 0.8. E., SLA., George G. Duncan, son the lata George Duncan, ...
... Application. Telephone-2070. sac SUPERIOR IRISH LINEN PILLOWCASES, FRILLED, EMBROIDERED, AND HEMSTITCHED, AT LOWEST PRICES. MACGREGOR & BALD, FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, Under Hotel, HIGH STREET. DUNDEE. IMPORTANT MISTRESS AND MAID. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 50 DOZEN ...
... TWEED WAREHOUSE, Bs Ovr Price ake TAB THe SELECT RA gS OF MATERIALS IN SHADES. MATHER & CO., 19 WARD ROAD, DUNDEE, SHUT—WEDNESDAYS at 3 p.m. NEW TABLE _LIN ENS. MACGREGOR & BALD RE now Showing a Splendid Selection of NEW CLOTHS and NAPKINS from the Best ...
... Mr Harkness, watchmaker, Kinross. Perth League.—Last night the annual smoking concert was held in the Waverley Hotel. R. Macgregor Mitchell occupied the chair, and Mr R. M. Clark, jeweller, acted croupier. There was large attendance ol local cricketers ...