The Haslingden Gazette. — 1913-05-31 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

WEDDING GIFT FROU WORKPEOPLE. lii ,celebration of the recent marriage of Mr. Kipx, of Messrs L. B. Kippax, Ld., Lower Grange Mill, Accrington, that gentleman was yesterday evening week presented by his. employes with a handsome silver rose bowl ,lind stand. Amongst those present were Mr. Kippax, Mr. A. Hacking, manager; Mr. J. Arthur Barlow, secretary of the company, and many of the employes. • The presentation was made 'by Mr. Jonathan Lord. They desired, he .said, sPeaking oni• behalf of .the work-people of the.miil, to express their congratulations and they hoped Mr. and Mrs.- Kippax would accept that piesent as an expression of goodwill and a sincere desire for their happiness. He had had the pleasure orknowing the family, par- In trying to avoid a collision between his motorticularly in Burnley, for many -years, and their car • and a pedestrian at Blackpool on Saturday name was one, that was honoured and esteemed. I night, 'Willabaton Amandos, of Huddersfield, Ho was sure he voiced the feelings of all there that crashed into a verandah at the Tower and; much day when he said that he hoped the future would damage was done to the motor-car. bring for him and Mrs. Kippax and his esteemed On his own confession Frederick Charles Jefmother good health and unbroken prosperity, lie feries a boaseller and stationer, of Salisbury, was hoped that in years to come when Father Time had charged on Saturday with the murder of his ninewrought changes, the remembrance of that day year-old daughter. The child was found dead in its might be an inspiration to him, and to his 'good bedroom with a wound in the throat. wife, and a reminder of their sympathy and Ms Speaki kindness. ng at a meeting of the Durham, County Football Association at Durham on Saturday, Mr. Kippax acknowledged the gift in approMajor T. Dowling, of Bishop Auckland, said that print° terms, and said he hope A the good feeling in Durham County there was more betting on that had existed in the past would continue to exist in the future between the workpeople and 'Min- , • football than in :any other county in England. self. I Said to be 105 years old, Thomas Farrag•her died Last Saturday M. Kippax entertained the Nork at Naas, County Kildare, on Tuesday. He was a Smoker• and drank moderately. Mr. John 'Watson, people to an enjoyable trip to Blackpool. who', until a short time ago worked as,a tinsmith, has died at Portadown, Ireland, at the ago of 104. A slight outbreak of fire was discovered on shed on No. Tuesday among several bales of cotton in a, . I. The King has sent eengratulations to Mrs. limos, nstruther, Firth of Forth, on celebrating her 8 dock of the, Manchester Ship Canal, but was of Al.l dredth' birthday. Mrs. Jones, who is in exquickly subdued, only two bales being affected:. I ' ocenlele-,:n thealth and walks about daily, has also reThe Irish Department a Agriculture announces • eeived a congratulatory message from Mr. Lloyd that the United States Department. of Agriculture George. • is now prepared to issue permits for the importaAttempts at suicide in St. Petersburg last year of Cattle from Ireland via an English port. • numbered 1,207, of which 264 resulted fatally. Re. The Rev. John Davies, Vicar of Whitford,, c_ ern y the St. Petersburg 'polioe had to investigate Flintshire, died ;suddenly on Tuesday after returnthe identity of twenty people who .had committed ins, from a • library sale at Downing Hall, Whit; suicide either by drowning or by lying down in ford. %He was a most popular and able clergyman. ; . front of trains. • Hawks have been seen to follow in the wake of a moving train, to swoop down on small birds that.; were suddenly disturbed and frightened by the noise, and therefore for the moment were off their guard. • Fishing in the Wye at Maesliwch (Radnorshire) Cafiiain W. de Winton in one day caught seventeen salmon weighing 3131 b. The largest fish weighed 301 b., the smallest 101 b., and. six weighed more than 201 b. each  Evensong..—Hymn 242; Psalms (Dr. P. Hayes. Mather); Cantate Domino (Sir.. E. J. Elvey); 1 Deus Mieereatur (Special); Hymns 172, 255, 223, (A. and M.)  ST.