... WELLS MAN'S THEFTS FROM STOBERRY HOUSE Case adjourned for medical examination A 31-yr-old unemployed labourer, Daniel Thomas Hennessy', of IS, Broad Close, Wells, appeared before Wells magistrates on Monday accused of stealing a number of small articles ...

... E. J. Hardy/Age G. Symes, J. Neillis, H. G. Hares, G. Coin. H. Yam:. S. Shave, K. Shave J. Baxter. A. Veasay, F. Parker, R. Graham PRONE SELWOOD-80. L. Trayber, W. Milky, J. Menton, R. A. NI. Fayer, O. E. Haney. W. Date. A. M. Thomas W. Oldery ...

... kote).lsa it week. of Mis.s Jean Hardy. only shattered when they see the Bijou, for I Mrs. K. Payne (Wookey), 19 5 ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. it is nothing but a wreck. Situated I Miss M. Adlam (Wookey), el 7s. ; Hardy of Rose Cottage. Cruscornbc, ...

... 6 3. Sept. 14th.—Labour Fete and Ikcsemion Ground, Wahl. in` 230. Sk'iithng. Dart*, not. *MS 0.0. 3.30, Addressee, George Thomas, 11. P. and David Llewellyn. Tess is die Bishop'. Dare. 9264 , Memorial Hill. Gur sty Slade. Whist Drive every Wednesday at ...

... . _ For riding a pedal f.t men ',,,, bersh „ th i 7 . t , ' u l t y Li ai hr i :LY . lights at Batmen, Airman Thomas -- ,ramraar School. the chair was av ailable Clancy, stationed at the R.A.F. Mrs. Hares, who recited the bete and will be ...

... sad brother-in-law); Mr. D:lley Davis (nephew) : Mrs. J. Stone, Mr. William Thomas. Mr. Fred Thomas (cousins) ; and Mr. Albert Frolics_ G. Prolles (daughter) and M. G. Thomas (daughter-in-law). were unable to attend, Foot and Mouth • near Ye o vi l There ...

... M.C. George Davis (sister), Southampton, at both functions. • and Mrs. L. Giblett. The bearers were Messrs. J. Spencer, J. Thomas, W. SUCCESS IN SEMI-FINALS. Watts and W. Crane. Flowers were Keinton Strugglers met Sandford sent as follows :—Family cross ...

... Cuthbert's and St. Thomas' parishes were presented with one or two from par,jshes at Paulton, Kilmington and Witham Friary. Prebendary Barnett acted as Bishop's Chaplain and the dery present included the Rev .1. Wright (St. Thomas'). Rev. R. Winle (Paulson` ...

... Canford on Wednesday. The mourners were: Mr. Arthur We..tern (father). Mr. Leslie Western tbrtheri, Mr. Wm. Reynolds and Mr. Ken Hardy (brothers-in- The funeral arrangements were e-rried out by Mr. R. J. Ham, Wells. DITCHEAT RINGERS' OUTING. A party of about ...

... (Radstock) the girl said Cohn was invited by her parents to spend week-ends at her home. She said Colin knew her age. Dr. Reginald Thomas Michael, of Greenhayes, Farrington Gurney, said on July 6th accused and the girl called on him. He examined the girl and formed ...

... and Patricia Fudge ( Make-up, there . and Leslie Chappell. who was in charge H e zorgot to mention that the was held at St. Thomas' Church. of the lighting and made an excellent cost of living had gone up: where the body had mud overnight. Loca l product ...

... CIIIIIICIL—Sunday. January lith: Holy Communion at 7.30 a.m. and 8.15 am.: Mattins at ! 1 a.m. Evensong at 6.30 p.m. ST. THOMAS' CHURCH.—Sunday. January 18th t2nd Sunday after Epiphany) • 8 a.m.. Holy Communion ; 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist : 2.30 pm.. ...