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... Webster ; Mr David Haig. Mr Philip , and Mr E. Mies Cullen played the accoespesiments. The tables presided over by Mies Macgregor. Kim Watt, Mies Milne, WM Davidson, and the Misses Hampton. Gorse Tows Musion.—The annual social meeting of the collimators ...
... Mills. There was a good att-ndauce of cum, petitors, and the work wasperformed in capital style. The judges were :—Messrs Macgregor, Broomley ; Davidson, Tayock ; and Cowie, West Mains of Hedderwick ; and their decisions gave unqualified satisfaction. The ...
... Authority—:Farnell School—Assistant, Miss Mary Christie, Carrot+ School • Invermark School—Head teacher, Miss Margaret A. MacGregor, Tarfside: Ferryden Sr. School ---Assistant, Miss I.izzie A. A. Dallachie, Inverkeilor School; Inverkeilor School Assistant ...
... the Presbytery had obtained by Mr MacGregor's coming among them. Mr MacGregor is to be introduced to hie new charge, on Sabbath first, by the Rev. Dr. Beith, of Stirling, who will preach in the forenoon. Mr MacGregor will preach iu the afternoon, and ...
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... pony and trap), 10s; Nicol Young (drunk in charge of a bicycle), 101; James Cooper (drunk and incapable), 10a; Hat* Mackie Macgregor (nuisance), 5.; Charles George Grant and William Ewan (fighting with each other and creating a breach of the peace), 104 ...
... Praia. Flowers Miss L. Gray, Miss E. Low. Pound Stall—Mrs A. McLennan, Mrs W. itur,7% , s. Miss E. M•Lennan. Teas-- Mrs W. Mather,. Mrs H. Brown. At the roomier ser.-ice on Sunday. Mr Anderson thank/el the congregation for their generous LI AN CHURCH CONCIALT ...
... Dunbar, W. Anderson, st Walker, b Dunbar,— 1 D. Rodger. at do., b du., .. 2 W. Hampton, b Dunbar. .. 2 J. Watt, Ilogg, 3 6. Macgregor, not out,— 3 W. Mackenzie. b Hogg, 0 A. Jamieson, c Dorward, b do, .. I W. Mitchell, c Walker, b Dunbar, .. 0 Extras, 8 ...
... navy blue felt, was .ii•i•ilded by her sister, Miss Bessie M . 0013- D., Le. Mr Charles Lindsay was grooms- A reception in Mathers Hotel, Dunfollowed the wedding. Montrose Car Destroyed by Flrs.—A motor car belonging to Mr John fish merchant, 5 John street ...
... meeting in Maisondien Church, Brechin, on one of the Wednesdays of April. An inspiring address was then delivered by Mrs Macgregor. from Bathgate, in which she told of a visit paid by her to Manchuria in 1911. She delivered a message of greeting from Chinese ...
... h ; Mr. Mrs, and the Misses Cowie, Ardoch of Gallery ; the Misses Falconer, Canton ; Miss Falconer, Loudon ; the Mi.ses Macgregor. Bothwell ; Mrs and Mi,. Sangster, Montrose; Mr John line. South Barns, and the Misses Rae , Mr and Mrs Alfred Rise. Cheshuut ...
... pedestal. The pedestal, Mr W. A. Simpson, local manager of w hich was the work of Companion J. W. Messrs A. F. Henry and Macgregor. I.td.. a . rweather was greatly admired by a large. Shipowners. Leith, has been presented with a att endance Of companions ...