Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-01-15 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WADSLEY BRIDGE NOTES. then found refuge among the Rocher Crag., Schofield, .1. Sheldon, L. Hulling, and M. not far from Westfield Church. The dogs Broadhead, with the clerk (Mr. J. Marsden) i inhaveal snlendially throughout, and at no There is now every sign ot political Bette. sod other official& I its' in Wadsley Bridge. both parties having disus , time during the e did they relinquish Several important questions were con_ ;et gaged comnritteterooms and erected hoard • the hots( on Reynard'e scent. Another good sidered at great length, including the keep- ' irga which are bedecked aid, flaming car- !Win after a hare was soon experienced. and rag of horses and teams by the Council them- ',sons anal poster& Roth candidates; arethe quest was again so keen that darkness Beloit, for the better execution of hishways,; xieiting the village thes week-end to doo the stepped in, and caused a forced retirement scat enging, and other work-that of seaveng- • elretors fair their Yoke. ham the field, and hounds were blown off. ing •under present arrangements and con- • a shock was experienced laet week-end, Mr. Wadsworth has paid his long looked. tracts being considered unsatisfactory. when the report came of the suicide in Ness' for visit to this part cf his constituency. He .The necessity of a more commodious Corn- I York. U.S.A.. of Mrs. John Foe. flee M" had A good audience, and a very attentive ell room and other premises haling for some Emily Thorricson, late of Leppmge Lane, one. His arguments and statements did not, time been felt, and the lease of the present Watleley Bridge. Miss Thompson was in howeier, meet with unanimous approval. offices and outbuildings shortie expiring, the business in. the village a short time ago, and The old gentlemen, who questioned -very purchase of the said premises has been sug- by her cheerfulnceis and amiable diepoeition strongly some of the aseertiona of the Labour gested, so as to enable the Council to effect . made a hest of friends, whom, we are sure. candidate, showed quite a bold front in vialthe needed extensions and improvements. , will join us in offering our deepeet eympathy longing the same, but We are glad to note The owners, Messrs. S. Fox and Co, hews; t'_her bereaved parents anal relative:. that good feeling was displayed by the ever, decling to sell, but willing to carry out ' The teaches: and scholars at the Wadeley seeaker anal his opponent, a state of things xxtensione for the Council it was resolved that 1 Bridge Council School are generally startling . A hirh resulted in a very instructive debate. the surveyor prepare plans and estimate of ' the reeistents with 60M0 fresh innovation ; Mr. Timmis had an equally cordial realmfilch extensions and improvements as are ' the latest will certainly meet with the Him the following evening at High Brad. leemed necessary. I heartiest approval of maid of the parents,. field Mr. W. 11. Wragg presided, and he The diversion of the main trunk sewer' To order to mark the commencement of the was supoortel by Mesas's. Swift, nucleon, through Henhomes field, proposed by Messrs. I new year at echool, they arranged a social Fax, and Paul Lees. Several question, were S. Fox and Co.. was agreed to, on the motion 'evening en Monday for the scholars attesid- inked, and a prompt answer, which apparof Mr. Coultas, seconded by Mr. Helliwell. ' ing the upper standards, anal a meet en,r• entiv satiafied the oneetioners. was given. the work to be does to the satisfaction of i able time was spent in variorm games. 'he We regret to announce the death of Mrs. the Council, and at the cost of the said corn- following boys and girl.; also contributed to. Skidoos, of Fairest, and Mrs. Norman 'e entertainment:- Mies.' - . late Sire. I- - II wards the even ius trapper, daughter of the la 1 o. ra . , Pa'ge Medical Officer reported one case only A. Shipstone, E. Outram, and Molter N. whose death wa sonly recorded a few weeks if infectious disease during the past month- 'Cooper. We have been requested to throw ae.„ s ease of puerperal fever, and that the re- out the following hin•t to the teachers, and n ported case of enteric fever in the hospital I seine hope it may bear fruit. During the STANNINGTnN NEWS was progressing most favourably. Ile also time since the school has been opened many poi „it .. xr. reported that the West Riding Medical tali- boya and girls have left school to fight the .. ae fully upied ‘-cd'i. n eillieslilrtV't:e'et.';',4;ella7 tin" cer had suggested the co-operation of the battle et life, and although they have left cel held in support of the candidature of Stocksbridge Council wit)) the Wortley Rural schooldays; for ever, most of them have the john Wadsworth. Mr. IL Iltiln,haw was the Authority in the provision of a separate kindliest regards and recolleetionas for their Chairman. The speakers included Councillors arnall-pox Hoapital. This matter, however old teoehers, and the happy by-agent' days. Milne' and Nuttail. Mr. J. Neal. Br: McLaren. was left over. • Would it not be 1100qiiMP to have a night for anti 'ate,. the candidate. Mr. Wadsworth. The • , . , reionist Party held a sueetiog in the Churdi The Regietrar reported n for the month Pair a ;re-unk of the old boys anl . gel e with ~,,, • eon. on Monday lase. the room being pack r' Ileaths-6.85 per 1,000, and 17 births-29.l per their teacher's once a year, and once more to suffocation Captain Revill Sutton occupied 1,000. bring the children under their influence, the chair. Throne present included Mr. Sutton The Surveyor reported progress of the sub- which could only have reenit? elmmis ((he Unionist. candidate), Mr. Wm. Witution of gas to a number of street lamps The muchstalked-of pigeon shoot at flecks- Urea& anti Mr. J. N. Ownberbirch affiapelruslaucne under o and a d consideration further rsFoxexarnednet: 0, field mustt. tbed ipduntr teromintei °artier Although throneuxi, town).