Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-01-29 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

CONCERT. -- A concert of an attractive till Arcade, Barneley, ami see the best character wasegiven on Monday night at the stock of just the kind of Ferniture you want Roman Catitc:ic Schools in West Street. The for home that the Arcade Furnishing mincert was given in aid of the Low Valley Co. are now showing. Cash or Fus-y PayL'atholic School, which has for several years meets. (..'Sce advertisement top or column been maintained from the wages of the 4—page 4.) Catholic worbing-men of the district. About Few of Thorneliffe's workmen are perhaps 121 children are in attendance there, and to provide for their educational requirements so well-known as Mr. John Bachman, his duty of transporting a portion of the come; no small task for the faithful parents in ;hat area. It was to render them some pe- city, pony's hardware manufacture by road to the bringing hint into some prominence. m niary assistance that the concert was held. e programme consisted largely This gentleman celebrated his silver wedding Flue action, on Monday. Now in his 57th year. Mr. ronge and dances given in an excellent man-) Rachman has seep 30 years' service with the ser by the children from the Low ValleY; firm. and is still a lithe and active servant. itehools. These had been trained by thel The Girls' Friendly Society's Bazaar, on teachers, Miss McCarthy, Miss Feely. and Tuesday, a very successful event, had the Miss McNulty. There was It very large ateffect of drawing special attention to this tenclance, ancf the efforts of the children were such enjoyed. Other mxalists were Mr. flourishing, yet unostentatious, branch of :Church work. One cannot estimate the enorWcK4gate* -:"r. W. R. Rodgers, Mr. John moos influence for good exerted by such inMullins. of Lew Valley, and Mrs. Joe. Pres-: dilutions. and Churchmen and women should ,of Hovland. At the close, Father Smith power ;tanked all who had contributed to the 'do all in their wer to foster their usefulness. The members of the Wesleyan community svening's enj;tyment. It was over 1600 , years were favoured this week with a visit front a Since St. Pateick had taught the forefathers Inadii g minister of their body, in the Rev. • those children the faith which was now:J. Wardle Stafford. of Scarboro'. This genwing taught them in their Catholic School at tleman preached inediount Pleasant Chapel law Valley. Generation after generatan on Tuesday afteragon. and in the evening ad handed down in an unbroken chain the delivered a very forcible lecture in the same .toted deposit of doctrines and morals— no- bn taing added and nothing taken away. They, Next to the election, the chief topic of were now making sacrifices to enable the conversation has been the news from Western iltildren of this generation, in their ttirn.l Australia, about Solomon Stenton, whose L hand on the sacred teaching of His church letter appears in another part of the "ExWhich Christ had said should never fetid press." Forty-five years is a rather large or it wag, founded upon the rock. The even-lance in a man or woman's life; therefore,l ins concluded with a vigorous; rendering of many of those who knew Stenton when he "The faith of our fathers." ;lived at Chapeltown have gone to their long through the season "Tommy," as captain of home. I well remember the sensation on been appointed caretaker of the new schools ,that particular night in March, 1865. when ▪ King Street. There were 24 applications.' it was reported that he had murdered his It is proposed to open the schools on Satur-' grandmother, Eliza Stenton. At that time lay. February 5. many people would not believe that he was