Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1900-01-19 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

JULE:CY WORTIIY.  BRO. WM DRONFIELD, P.P.0.M., C. 8., CALLPELTOWN DISTRRYTL m.u.u.r.  Amongst local friendly nudely sackers wsay , safely Nay, there are few that can dean Mid% l tinoties in their work as the eubject of or sketch. who lass, for nearly fifty years, been an ardent sad I enthmiastic welter for the friendly society canon Bro. Diviatield was burn at Ursa:side, a village • Stuated • few miles from Sheffield, where he sow resides, in 1833. His early yearn were aut vaarked with any era beyoad that of an intelligent la. life. However, M 1861, at Um age of 18, ha joined the "Fountain of Kaowledge ' lodge in his native village, and throughout tie subsequent years ha hoe proved himself to be, not only • worthy. but an especiaily interesting Spry amongst OdJfellows. His feUriw mesibers early perceived bins to be • man of marked ability ia the officers which he held in connection with him lodge, end he was ropeatedly in request lea delepte to the Dietrict Meeting. This budy as not low to  • - e ad' 1864 li.a appreciate 3 ./11 lader elected sio Deputy Gonad 31sater; whilst • year later Ise WIN called to ocalipy the Provincial Grand Master's chair, a positiou Which he filled with tie greatest credit..  lished his vital nations., and the Older resolved . a:iineflr..OU:i Llstol.,what-Jaases Thorpeto -b-to-fl4-PWoleTabilito... vials to dale period Mr. !Ratcliffe had pub- 'I at* aPPe'r. and ' "'arrant -waa talUed. Iwo. mai.. vi.Mßof.NDyATip..bom a. .1. garden pprebennoe. to 0400 the graduated sctits "4 contribution, Br°- ' kfeltoo. wee tined 10a. and mots for having a FLlii:tltlTen."lcel:MPrilW°°dTaylor, aSsmaUltlDiookfEitoifTwPoLN.lSTO. di.u...4HE.-.. Drunfield procured a copy el this book-not mach r.un without, a licence an the allotment itthudiedusgletii-"t. intrteatneOli urttinsimartektedY-"dr0P°"2"614117 I:Yeuel‘ttilineeilt.2Oe'n. unanEtt""bmrd mete forititka simil-Witeroff Stacey ence at , 'en"agaiii"terratanest coltfargedSPringwiVthaleattem, aPPestedpting to commit the District should hays a valuation of its meet. ' suicide. Inspector Hollis informed the Bench that awl liabilities, so as to ascertain their actual psi- conutable, motor. sd ha had ord abo • 1 risoner attempted to commit Anna& be drowning non. This wail done, being the work of Bro. body sat y tat soma 5.T411.}.: 1111.10./luill.i..Fd:erAT2it'AZ airßopkiii.num:Rl:. , eroelf in the Reservior belongiag to the Penistome Druntield, a...laird by Bios J. Jubt. and Hamlet& _..' Steel Works. shout fe3o p.m. on the 3rd lan. On and the work, still extant, in in the pumesion os ' war brother, and it has been ountirmed by each the tin& in the Order, if not the trot in nil Elsg' I .....1410b.ean STUBBORN ATTrItHE OF Larog ..._ Hedlyt. ; the Inil inst. As came home from denim in abed field. and told her mother she was going beck arida subseetwent valuation. It wen probably one of 01.101.to:::1-init..Deerae. ;im the 6th. she made no complaint. On the eisy MWeltonCha....triand raltaerdDitniteatdles aitbeWrilfri. cid in queniinn (the 314 inn" Fkmace b°erwel "The& informatioe ,thmi gained allowed the arca- 1 ttulb... 'all ;wj,:frtn. wC;:ulmaronnii. a shaw' from her mother, and said she was going to see Annie Denton. Later a man gaming b, ..y lam city for financjal refwm, and it is owing to the of the W„th Main Colliery Company. Led.._egr. above-mentioned Reservoir heard • cry for Wipe returnee thus started that the Chapeltown district !tourist.. to•cay. Financial acurity has ever Hirrenantt appeared for the Colliery Company, and sod with the assistance of another person she was f b takenwe end taken ezplained that on November 27th last proceeding. culled out of the water under the er home. She had. been the ailin of Bro. Deorilield. to which end he,,irainet ooya for breach of o,,ntreot care of a doctor ever since.-In. ban for over thirty years continually striven, the by abwnting th tree for. troth, „a they were Spector Hollis i I ask that she be handed over tee result being that tusliy the District is in a much better and stronger position than in 1866 Severe' oodered iii pay sma . dages end owe. Throe of her parents.-The tffaairman (to the girl's Miha)l . the defendant. had •since psid the antoont-eked he . Are you willing to look after r -Yee, sir.-On. lodges h"re surl'nusses• and the position '4 41 Are on. Ch rw arieorth. and Dudleo-hut with the ex- premising not to terms' such an offence FtWigte• greatly improved by the efforts thus made. repaint of them three the whole cif the lads had one discharged. The year 1055 neat have been • marked e defied the Colliery Company, and the magistrates A lIIREIELD MINER BEFORE THE BENCH in our brother's career, for not only was he Vreboviucial Grand Master, hut at the eame time he woe by refusing to pep notwithstanding the advice of -The case against Seth Brooke, miner, of Mir. elected lodge arcretary ; and this same year may tic workmen toot they should pay the amount, field, who appeared in answer to • charge of steel. f,P,,rueeedutihteofyiiont:tint4h.s:dia.t.a-uoTusid .rbeeh.ellan:kibrelutdniughtf:soieryinurftorui.ght oinfliThlousolinto•th,esSslulte at £3. u;:tEwssegsdJohnfoushFlete:rtil, be said to mark the era of hie nueenieful financial reforms. Sucking seemed to follow oar broths-I'e mit the defendants to prima where there was de- Friday, ge. certified ifiede- ASSAULT UPON THE HOYLAND COMMON every endeavour, and in 1874. in electing him as Cencaponiling Secretary, the Diontict, conferred upon him its highest la..moue: thus he was called for, gave evidence, and said that tan or eleven of