Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1913-08-23 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

DISASTROUS EC(I,ESFIELD FIRE. e. '' -, ,' -t - I eNell eilpS of a toed value of over fifty Moral instruction was also taught by the _ 4 fire, which caused dam • • to the extent ; j'aaa• a eaal ea' eall "'la '''''n tst•-, guineas, besides ...ether specials and prize le, s•itilesekne at. Help Was raceir.d from I m__ ._, ' portrayal of the well-kilos-9 store of the of 1170, occurred ye:terse:4:l t T I, I I 3 a own an • ,11 ortlt v and ll,' 1114,- was tecovered be the , ones ittnolinting to about ~e 2.5. rassliopper • ancl the .Int." whrilst gess- Farm. Etelesfield. a•.•lleitel by elte iii,..e.• I aid ~:i. ... beat. asd afterwards conveyed te I Its esor J. 11. Leslie, tbe ire dent to whom ffralthical information was provided in a Ai mmdaay, emoire was obserecel to be Ma- I the eemeley .‘rny, to aytott au inuut,t, at ~the e!,,let3 owes much for the undaunted charming style style by - A Vi,dt to the crimea." ing from the stackvard, and the Sheffield and I which a verdict of ''Suicide during tempsror- (lieu:ism eith which he has stisteinel his The pathetis. tragedy element was decide Eccledield Flee Bs-ig .de. were teleleioned ,at ie.-witty " ii an given. 'tete interment ft.llow-officials in fate of the depreesing condistirred by "Chile Labour." The enjoyment for. 'rho fire obtained a firm hohl. )111t1 the I look plate at the Burn Crees Cemetery, where tiers against which they have had to fight, of this picture w•ts intensified by the parti- Dutch barn, erected recently, ee,, eem 1 a large MIMI,S I,: SYllltlil.thViic mourners presided at the opening ceremony, and faceclearly appropriate music. discourse-ti by the ablaze from end to end the flamee fit-sling I •7inhetti• I,.S.eit,`h, wreishceerficiu des ie by- the no usly proteee m d soe disapp ointment at the I pianist, Mr. ('. Atkin, the effect of the ac- fiercely upon the tarred uprights. Withinls-te /el i's Tea4::...d'"oril le irral. kirelltrirr unexpected turn of luck experienced by o smpaniment, ".1 little drill shall lead three-quarters of an he sir the root esillapsed . •'e Tit vett) 11. e as of a a poi i..s led sink. '' • • which they had been deprived of their usual them" being especially marked. "Polidor .1 good %nettle of water Ives Obtained trOm Marers es-rei Mesers. J. Dranefield. Nan • ,howser-bath. Ile very warmly thanked his in Danger" was a high-class comic, and fully the Sheffield main, and useful work wars done , Pickering, Tem Ste-4. Chas. anal Fred Grans, old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hicks upheld the reputation of the Electra in this by means of the Grenoside hand fire apple ,Jtes• (Irani. .5, Buret,. Joe. elroselantl, Jim. (Mies Elaine Terris) for their extremely eenneet ion. ' anees. Attention eas directed to other and Joel 'blesser. handsome gift of two special prizes for , . Mack., and an effort was made to prevent . 'Pbe erincipel mourners were: Mr. and bouquets, and expressed the hope that their ELSEGAR NOTES , the fire from spreading, it few tons oh has I Mee e. Dra tietield eparentee, Mr. end Mts. i example might be followed by other kind . Tem Dra: Id i. Drava:held, Mr. two. i, i l'lnt'.l, IN Fit; li