Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-10-07 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

GIV AT MILLHOLTSE.--- A ae. eecretary, and a vote of thanks was passed negotiated So hi' Hill, when the ma months before. Armitage au: a deputv em- (alarming little show of dahlias was held mm to him for hie paet servioes. - ' r part suddenly took fire. The driver man- ployed by re •, n i nte • ncl while he ts.-ale at p 0 I P . a Saturday night. at the Golden Cross Hotel. Alt interesting feature of the evening was aged to alight without injury, fl shot up work in Augaret. 1910. a fall of roof took place Ifillhou.se, Thurlsetone. The exhibits; as-re he distnbution of the prize money to the steweessful oum titima in the n hi reee t e ow, viz.: , lo a great height, and the ear auffered com- and injured Isis head. Mr. Arthur Neal wag nicely staged under the direction of Mr. W. Messrs. T. Peake. W. Ba • retow. T. Poole. Squire, i ;lets deetruction so far as inflammable ma- for the plaintiff( and Mr. J. E. Wing for the Turner. and presented a pretty appeeranee. liague. P. Dickinson, G. Marsh, IL Platte, T. instal was concenied. With some asaiatanee regponderds. The judge was Mr. Ben Yardley, of Boa- Walters. T. Clarke. Albert Hormel!, J. Rose, lie car was overtn.rned and left beside the From the opening statement it appeareil landawaine. specimens were of suoh ex- le Manah. Ff. Crewelend, T. Wootton, H Firth, mad. Ita framoarcerk was reimoved on Tnes- that the cause of death wits a very rare cellent quality taat the aulge found it Ito A Hawkins% A. haycock. J. Capley, Jos. Carr, lisev be Mr. F. Schofsald's dray. disease of which few doctors have personal easy task to plate them in order of merit. If Ellyott, J. Bramley, J. Ridge, 11. Green, e 1 The Stocksbridge HabiJastion of the Prim- experience. The name of the disease is and in regard to the pent-pans expressed the •I E. Platt, H. Bamforth. H. Peake, W. Brook, T. Laeoeck. and Mrs. Hanwell. I lose League head their emend Meeting nf t',ls hannatoma of the dura meter, or, in other opinion that they were exceptionally good. At intervals during the eveping a meeical 7 reinter seseion in the Works Schoolroom on words, the bursting of the blood vessels on The awards were:-Poin-ponat: 1 and 2. Wm. , Cuesday. The address was given by Mr. T. the dura neater, which is the covering, of Beever. Shore Kahl; 3. Ernest Rhodes, Thera 1 rnrog,arruni..wmase.sgone ipcirol:gbub,y the hfollowj. ' followWalton, Sheffietal, Mr. W. H. Robinson pre- the brain. Another name for it is maningal stone Banks. Cactus: 1. Fred Feekee. i tee I Rees. 3,nd Jo.hnso-n; 'A•hili: Mr. li. Win. Fisher. / bled, and there was a good company present. woad extreme.. The disease rarely occurs ex- Town. Thurlstone; 2, Wm, Marron& Tanta I the areccmpanist. ' rhe musical Mee of the evening was gavel) by eept in the case of lunatics. The question to stone Bank. Show dahlias. three iliasimilaa• I Mr. W. H. Hance. be decided was whether in this case it arose 1 and 2, W. Beaver. , -• Se Another of our old inbabitants paesed away from accident or disease. ' -: on Tawrsday-Mrs. Woo/ward. at Haywood The Judge said the case was so rare and The bodies of two you hug women, who lead ' . NA, at the age of 81 years- interesting that it would be well to have been mieseng from their leames at Clayton FiIiPaPILIC T111.1.4.1111L-Tltie now atatarna medical referees. Both parties agreed, and West, were clisorenered on Friday ia the hog. b evidently suiting tie pttbair, and tha Ties the caseaware aocordingly adjonened to 13th barcbarorth Reservoir, belonging teatle Barns. brinashown tamp-are faalacatalata", _4911a s/ -. tobare - . ItafffPol,ool.ll6a , • . f  Try Our  F  ootball  oots . .  AT  %  t  F  Stock,lnidge. Oct. 5, 1911  At sm inquest at inghirchworth, on Monday. on Kate Him and Florence Jacques. both mill hands. aged 15, whuse dead bodies were recovered from the reservoir there with the right hand of one tied to the left hand of ,the other, la verdict of "Suicide...during temporary inv. ifoaoWfflaiLcVarned,  -. . '