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w e r e t h e n i n m * i > - n p . M a u r i c e O r i m * r o d , t h e p r o f e s s i o n a l t o t h e


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us useless to lus imlus lrv ns a gla.s.H eye a t a Ia*vbnle.


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.10 i n e l t .


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t w o d a y s ; S . K . . o n e d a y ; W * . . o n e d a v ; a n d S . W * . , o n e d a v .


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i n e l i e . s A p r i l 12t l i , d a y s ; N . S v . ’


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d a t e b a c k t o I S S O . t h e r e w o r e n o p r i s o n e r s f o r t r i a l t h i s i n o n i b .


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t l m i i l o t h o a t m o s p l u M ' e o f p r a i s e w l i i c h u s e d t o h o s o


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s t o n e s t ’ b u r c b a n d L n n g l i o C h u r c h S c l i o o l . ” T h e r e a r e c e r U a i n r l m n g t ' s o n t b o c o m ­


n e w i n g t h e f r e e p a s s t n o u r l u i r s e ; M r s . S h a w


c o n e l n s i o n o f t i l l s r e m > r t . m a y I • * \ p r « * . s s m y m o s t


n i i d M r . H u d s o n f o r l o . a n . s i n c e r e


a m i w h o a l w a y s g i v e s n f h e r b e s t t o h e l p t h e N n r s i n i ; . A s s o c i a t i o n .


o u r h o n o r a r y t r e a s u r e r , w h o s o n h l y a n d c a r e f u l l y a t t e n d s t o m a t t e r s o f f u m n e o — n o


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in th e world, a re now occupied hv the King ami Um-vn of m ;uu while on a v is it to London d u r in g Hieir world to u r


k i n d l y a u d i t i n g t h e h o o k s . ” D tvorated in p a r t in Queen Harabia's


t a s k — a n d t o A f r . ( ' o t t e r i l l f o r s o ( « v « t f o r f o r m s . I n t h a n k s t ( » M i s s D e a n , o u r


w o r t h y h o n o r a r y s e c r e t a r y w h o , i n s p i l e o f i l l - h e a ' U l i d u r i n g . s o n i o o f t h e w i n t e r m o n t h s , h . a s w o r k i x l j u s t a s e n t l u i s i a s t i r a l l y n s


f u l t h a n k - , a r e d m * t o . M r . A l f r e d T a y l o r , A D o , o n r g r a t e ­


S c h o o l s f o r k i n d l y a l l o w i n g u s t h e u s e o f r o o i n . s .


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O u r t h a n k s a r e d m * t o t i n * c o m m i t t e e s » f l t l i o U n i o n C l u b , t h e C o n s e r v a t i v e C l u b , n m l t h e M a n a g t * r s _ o f t b ' * C l i u r c h o f b ' n g l n m l


T h o I H b b U * ’ H u s C o t n p a n y f o r r e ­ c o n v e y i n g


m i t t e e ; \ f r s . I I a r k m . ' s . s a n d M r s . . V . l u r e l M * i n g a d d e d a n d w e r e g r e t t h a t M r s . U e d - b e a d h a s r e v i g n t s l o w i n g t < ^ r e m o v a l f r o m l i n n g b o . a n d . M i s . s I t o o s o o w i n g t o i I l - b o n I t ! i .


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l\. .Sirs. !•’. Middle


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School, a dntU'e. orgnni>*Hl by th e young men workers ol S t . .^olm■^ C’iiurch, w.i*. hold in a id of iiiiirch fuiuU ami tlic mothers ’ decoration tuml. The music wa** ^lUpplitHl by Kne.afsry’s No. I Ikiml, aim iiianv young p(*op!c ct»joy«xl tIu* evening'*. programme. Light rolrodimenl-* were p ro ­ vided by meml)Crs of tho .Mothers’ L’nion. W'lH^T.—A whi>it <lrivo wa- held at


by Mr. .Moorey. of Clilheroe, in tin* fuoll».iII pavilion Inal Sunday evening on *' Tin* phonumuna of >pirituali.*ttu.*' There w.t . a n excullonl att^-miance. ami th e cliairman projH)sod a vote of thank-^ to Mr. .Moorcy. DANCK.— Last S a tu rd a y , in th e C lmr» h


i j l ’lUlT'L*Al.ISM. — lct?lur«* aa-. given


.and Doreen; Hilda ami Lizzie- Charluy, Lizzie and Gordon; .Mr. and -Afr-. Bridgo; Gorduii an d M a rg a r e t ; ‘.Maiuig-r an d StatF of Knioloyment Kxchangt*, P.idiharu; .fe-vsio; .Air. R u t te r , .\UM.*rt and Lizzie; Mr- and Mr», Hcrh er i lk*ll; Mrs. Greenwood; .Auntio J laim ah and Ru th . The Rev F.


\ \ . 1 . Craske officiated a t the house and the church.


PAYTHORNE. PR bISl'.N 1 .V 1 lOX.—.V iiieeliiig of luem-


bor» of th e .Methodi.st Churcli wa.s held on MondAy ev en in g to hid farewell to Mra Taylor ami h e r family who a re loaviug V ayihorno, where Mrs. T ay lo r has spent all h e r murrH-xi life, an d siiicu h e r husband s d e a th h.xs e a rn e d on H ew itt 's Farm. Tho Roy. A. T h o rn ie r presided


reaipnod th e position of cn re ln k e r , which d u t ie s she h ad u n d e r tak en for two n tv -s ir voars, a n d h e r .vomig<?st d a u g h te r . Mis- F. T.aylor, resigned th«* office of o rg an ist which sh e h a d fillcy! for th e last four years. Mr«. LatnlH'rt pri‘scnu*d Mrs. Taylor with .an


qiderdown an d MIm M. Taylor with a 'Ot o f hairbriish<*s. Mr. Lunil presented to


Mi.xs Lund a tor to ise xhell t ra y an d candle­ s tick s. Mr. I^imbert and Afr. Lund sooke of th e good and conscienliou.** work of Ta»'P'- *'«•«


ii> comiezion tbo churcli and «aid hon very


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MODERN WEDDING RINGS FOR THE MODERN BRIDE


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