... Monsieur Tempest Johnson, was given the usual ovation, the gathering very much admiring his almost schoolgirl complexion. Speaking his painful expense m connection with what bad been revealed bv Signor Martini, the Mayor sanl did not ls-ar Dr. D-. any ...

... needs, the Director* paying on demand up to per week. Up to the outbreak of War the business of the Society was, generally speaking, up to the usual volume, but, as was only to be expected, a lessening was felt during the last four months. The succeeding ...

... that such news would not give valuable information to the enemy. Now that it is more or less all over, we are at liberty to speak of the conditoins. So if you were puzzled that the word snow was not mentioned in reports, this explanation should serve to ...

... same thing happen this time. The only way avoid it is to begin to prepare now.” These remarks were made by Counoillor H. speaking at a gathering held in connection with the Men’s Week-end celebrations at Colne Hoad Methodist Church last Saturday. We must ...

... Smith, the winners of the first, second I and third gents' prizes respectively- The stewards for whist were Messrs. Catlow and Speak, The Band provided the music for dancing, for which the duties of M.C. were shared by Messrs. E. Slater and D. Hartley. Supper ...

... fry be, to have a kind of magic insight into the minds of borrowers. The library caters for varied tastt*s but generally speaking they cannot guess the tastes of casual borrowers. What, perliaps, is more to the ixjint they cannot spare the time to do ...

... portrayed by solos, quartettes and recitations. Sunday morning Pastor D. F. Ramsay spoke to the children on the word Christ,” speaking later to the adults on the birgraphy of Enoch. A pleasant meeting took place in the senior classroom when Miss Edna Price ...

... Maids Well-matched. Solo artistes included Miss A. Holmes (monologue), Mrs. Nutter (song), Mrs. Demaine (reading), Mrs. A. Speak (song), Mrs. Brown (song). Mrs. Greenhalgh (recitation), and Mrs. Astin (song). The warm appreciation of the Barnoldswick Church ...

... AT A SORTING OFFICE, Speaking of a sorting office, Mr. Pickin said that his old one, taken for an example, was divided into a letter and parcel sections, and these were subdivided into divisions. There was also a registered letter and parcel section where ...

... at 12-30 and the father and three children were there. The condition of the children was no better, in fact it was worse. Speaking of the cleanliness and clothing of the children, the Inspector said that the baby, aged seven months, was lying in a pram ...

... Berlin. It was wrong think that people in London could settle the age-old quarrels between France and Germany. He went on to speak the misinformed view held parts of London that after the last Great War France was out for hegemony the continent with the ...

... lw'n entered his now sphere activity, would constant reminder the good people at Hgihani and happy time* had spent with them Speaking of the future, the Hev. C. It. said desired to assure the of St. John's that the departure of Mr. Parkinson did not mean ...