... Union-street. Sandbach. Eight their are in the Army, and the father wa«« solder in his younger days. Unfortunately, one of thi sons has been killed and two wounded. Accident to a Dealer.— Mr. William Leech hay and straw dealer, Sandbach, met with accident ...

... ENTERTAINMENT.—On Monday evening an entertainment given by the Sandbach Heath Wesleyan Band of Hope Society was held in the chapel. The chair was occupied by Mr. T. Marriott, of Sandbach, and there was a large attendance. An interesting programme was ...

... frank Pierpoint, Church-street, Sandbach. The funeral wae Tuesday at the St. Marv Church. The bearers were: Messrs. K Cooke, T. Jackson. T. Allcock, J. T. Mellor, P. Kelly mid Skeldon. Drunk and Disorderly.— At the Sandbach Police Court, on Tuesday, before ...

... SANDBACH. THE LOCAL BOARD MEETING,—A special meeting of the above Local Beard was held in the Board-roomt at the Literary Institute, Sandbach, on gonday evening last, the Chairman (the Rev. J. R. Armitstead), presiding. There were also present—llessrs ...

... SANDBACH. War Savings Movement.— 'Die Sandbach Senior Council School have a fiouriehing War Savings Association, which is amliatea with the Central Association. There are about members, and the weekly taking* amount»to over 30«. per week. Flower Show ...

... SANDBACH. THE COMING BOARD ELECTION.—It is anticipated that the election of new members in place of those retiring from the Local Board will be contested. The retiring members are Messrs R. Jackson, W. Jinks, M. Poole, E. Foden, and J. Stenton. THE FORLORN ...

... SANDBACH. Preientation.—At meeting of the membora of the and District Utility Poultry Club (A.N.U.P.d.) Saturday, Mr. it. K. Louch, N.D.D., Oakhanger, li.lslington, the Cheshire County Council poultry expert, was presented the Bev. li. J. Mil ward (the ...

... SANDBACH. Billiard Match.—On Monday a match was played at the Liberal (,’lub between (he Abbeyfield soldiers and the Liberal Club team. Scores; Soldiers, 586; Liberal*, 480. Cricket.—On Wednesday cricket match was played between the Grammar School and ...

... SANDBACH. IXTEKFJSTT’C(J ADDRESS (XDU At ll,c urilmar\ t-clug of ili« l.iter«ry t>eb*Uag Socirtv, «Uicb w»» bfklkt lo'lituliou Sktur ...

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... last week at St. Mary's Church, Sandbach, of Private Jos. William Brookshaw. A.S.C., of Barklane, Sandbach, now stationed at Fulham, and Mies Louisa Ellen Mason, fourth daughter of Mrs. Mason, of Bradwall-street, Sandbach. The Rev. H. S. Ware officiated ...

... SANDBACH. DRUNKEN ITATIITS AND TIITI REsurm—At the Sandbach Police -court on Monday; before General Sir Richard Wilbraham, R:C.B., James Hill Clarke, labourer, of Betchton, was charged with being drunk at Sandbach on the 7th inst.—P.C. I\Teild ,proved ...