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Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-10-21 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

DYSON.  SERVANT G!RL'S SLIICIDE. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY, Prank Cook. labourer, Boleterstone, was It s,-tet,utas '4 a t l'i ull i 011,s ~.1.r..,t,, coupled summoned for being drunk and disorderly on teeth inteniptrance, proved the seqrsol to suicide b) drewtmg at Watubwell of Edith (kdober 4.th.----P.c. Heine told the Benoll chat aged M. d estic servant, N when he spoke 10 defendant and told him to (laseoene, om of ouncrecc pai,idiaa‘,. „i„ manuay niot. 'lto' go home, but refused to do Stl. seeing that he had as much right tie anyone else. - Defendant 11/111.1eSt WAS tondtetted by the distriet coroner. Mr. P. P. Maitland, aud a itisli,-, with Mr. H. admitted being drunk, but attentpted iN, xBik bS ouse himself by saying he had been to a foreman. ploughtirg snatch He thought, 1-10WPWR., that Firidente of identifiration wits given by the having had some beer he ratight have been father. Atephen Ga.sooyne, who etated that ' was a domestic servant, and was rather iii-tae awkward than he should have deettaseirl las.; in reevittio at hte George Hotel. 1,,,,,, been wile', he was spoken to by the policeWiley. turd hod brae there for about th.ree °lfic(w*—lt was hii' first arnwiama4l'v• and he weeks. Her previous situations had been at w" i'?der.d fu riiaY the °°".t' of tit.' e"e' 411%)11,P Joke:van, a High Green labnurer, ' Dr. Castle's, of Dttrfield, and at the Horse Shoe Hlotel, Wombwell. :tithe had never had wa, charged with a similar Armee, but he any diume. and was of a ear). cheerful ciwe pleaded not guilty—An inclusive fine of 7,6 Posetion and good-tempered. As far as he w" iTnP°'3d• 'Phemas Blu.nkett, a labourer. of no fixed knew she got MI MI right in eirviee. Phe abide. appeared in the dock on a ei.m.lar (011.0 ~1 her having Dr. Ilastle's was berate*, she wanted higher wages, and she appetared teil'airgivi°°wintitted 84 High Green—The Bench to be very comfortable at the Horse She, !deeided that as prisoner heti been in enstodv : several days, he should be released at the Hotel. Site lied some words vrith the meste7 i rising of the Court. and letki She then came home, and Georzt wgepL....sHethot,,yeell.m., It.lw.a.deeleal:il,t:hdLric.idaring stayed for a short time before going to clue 1
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-06-10 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

BWFIL 1-F0 ' paring further Increased by long tulle veils, and singing their hymns. Each school then pro- !on the field and struck Dunwell. At this part : W M .4. LE . concert of the mason in connection with the were entertained quite royally, each carried beautiful baskets of flowers. (medal to their respective eschoolrixnes, where 1 of the game, Barnes, the Harley captain. The presence of .the Obapeltown Band in , t above club was, given in the large t these were followed by several proud mothers they were served with tea, and in the evening I brought his men from the field. Chi Tuatilas hall an Saturday evening before a large midi- Helmsley- Park during the evening proved an with several members in laussinettee and gothey enjoyed games, etc., in the Recreation i they were engaged with Wadstey Bridge, at ence. Mr. J. Lean, vice-president of the nub. attraction, and provided a welcome diversion carts. Then came six girls-Etna Cutts, Eva -Ground. The event was most enjoyable. I home. The visitors went fire to bat, and presided. The arties st were the St. Cecilia e for a large number of Morita Machen, Kathleen Fisher Mary Andrews. A special word of praise is due to the braes . scored 67. Parley remanded with the same Auto liinartette from Sheffield, including Mr. Jessie Morrell. and Jessie .Bague. with pink ! number of rune thus making a draw. For band. who freely devote this day to the bene- !Barley 1 Millhonse treble; Mr. IV. Slack, tenor: meet tes and streamers and pink sashes, carryWilliams' took three Sicken for 6 ' — fit of the children. lithe year's expenses are I Mr. Pad, baritone: and Mr. W. 11. Hence, bouquets of mauve and pink flowers set in and Barnes three for seven. Dunivell hatted ' heavy, it is common for them to refuse to well. 1300111/11; 17. Shaw made his first appear- , 1 bass. The enthunsetic greeting accorded I Attempted Suicide at High Green. fern leaves. take anything at all. the indicated that they were not unknown ' awe. and played well. scoring. 17. Shaw made • m . ---` . • - . • I Another dietinctive feature of this school Ito a W omlewelt audience-they hating ap- 1 ---- was the Foreign Minionary SCetiioll. The Special services were held on Sunday in the ! his fleet appearance. and scored 16. and Dean . ed n two •' - • -- nd from N , pear o premons men, a rom •
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-05-13 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

TAN-NT-Eat .E'Y 'taleafie.l.T, SeseeTera, erel lettere (las. the opening ceetwony ',ie.- route to the eemetery the tradeseeoPle tem- i (Barnette,: fiute, Ale %. larder (Rotherham); inotoi•-ear arrived fia this perpose, the Dr. , , , le ! 'ln `V'elneeslae the Tanker,leY MuMeed S" ,ing teen flied for four ue•look in tee afteo. poraely stuspendtel busineee. An iinpreerive ;oboe, Mr. 11. Hadfield (Moak Breteme ''''''l"i-1 th(4 ..thl dill'e4Se'l: "' ".I'nkl..ing:'''l'i•-i': :47 eteta la.'"e' 'he ereemelere id a concert ;even 'men en ilta.:.4ay, end will be perform-tied by eterviee wee eindneted by tee Rev. .J. ( clarionelte, Mt. IL, Middleean (Noy-lama; , all, ,ie exp,ree ;taste n.ne 0.....0C... emseets. itt ~ to we.detuu ...•. , e haeroom, ileyhenti Cana ! ho.; ta.,..ele a. tee Mayer of Berns:eye (loan. Mr .1 e %I atleworth (Juni • tromNieholls, reeident 11-.7l.ltite.r 44 the Primitive ,I.'urnet, • •- • . P), i the lad seeds et the deCensOd was 4 reilZl,l ~,,,.n. s._ , blitle, Mr. 11. Butterfield OA ombwelli. There .res. a laree and appreciative 'D. M. aViteser 'h rd Wilean. one (The - - f . Colonel Ric a rel. The ohie Internees were:- -3lre.. ter a drink of beer. The inquest wles 111,..id :uuditatra. aod ~ t. in Programme tamest-et' of mem isocline oats:ere from laincion, will I, Ilineheliffe (widow), Mr. 'N. Himelicliffe. Mr.. 1 The servisses corm:mewed with an oreliedral int rochetn,n, " Eventide. " (by M iddletan .), a . on `Saturday afternoon. at the Foiled .eetoe ,•• ...1r.i„.....,......:„,.., Weeding Feast." and Sir Freak. in oharge, and canduct tee servicos in the „ k. Hincheliffe, Mime.: .ktia, Mire. and Noma ! , : Perticularly effective piece aud creditably .- • 7 NCll_ol.lll'ooin . and wars preeidetl evea by tne ',fridge., ~ nag or largiasat,, and ~,.., ' ail- evening. After the opening varemone, a Pule Taneheliffe (F.Ofle. anal dattghteM)• Mr- atm rendered. The first hymn was Fling to the i (epee, Mr. Kenyon Parker. The evidence tie:, a ial It erne. The pane'. pale wore \lies lie tea en a huge scale a being arranged. flee Mrs. E. Hiacheliffe (eon and claugsliter-in- Italie " Wiltshire," and was a combreation bere out the statements above. and ihe Jere Rams ri.win (seprente. Sheffield: and Mr. vieion, I hear, being made air a thousand Wee, Mr. and Airs. H. Varies iletanieyi, lof adoration and eupplication. This was folreturned a' verdict of "Suicide by tatting Iris Herbert etorr (tenor), learnsley. The ho ' e rns .p....,44, daaehier and son-m-bew; M.r. end Mrs. W. 1 lovred ley a dist end choruse" I waited for throat with a razor, whiLet in a. to, the Lerd e (Mendeltembio. Mew, F.4.ls.ie Brace/rested of alx,te ferty yokes. The whole; Tee Reform (lab can boest of haying ols Hinehcliffe (Shareston Oonrineni, eon and st _lle ...(f insanity. .of the tarts were admirably gone elleeniall• 'of the fiueee-sef we t•he finest ineeitat item danehtereneaw; Pr. and Mrs. W. Re.nn (Mir- I lam, of Iloylend tionimon, was the supremo,
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-04-01 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ADMISSION AS I-Al-11s 1Y2243 held an inquiry into the circumstances at ------- "T roust conf this b improve the Midland Hotel, thapeltown, on Monday. wonderfully in his hearing. l'arry ten Mary Ann Rose. wife of deceased, gave remarked on ides.as. I notioed it ever, ,na: ess oy d' For Real Wear. 1 i evidence of identification, and was the chief witness. She said her husband cam a mile& that e home that I spoke. e ited to him._ to we frtaftrole°,,,,,,, I you can,.ot beat a 23 - " Barney-y- ion Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. after hay- very little beyond the usual to make Ic bilt" suit at twke the pike any- jug had some drink, and went to bed until he ta h ' and understand a 10. He then got up, had sows supper, and greet lot of what where else. It is London-Cut ' we to your own measures siitaclY retired to bed w said." IX with his family. Some time This was a boy who had been ooraademd finished, unshrinkabie, -titiade- I &Him, the night she woke up and missed "hopeless and stone deaf," therefore it Ask us for our patterns and styles able, lastingly good I. 05g.m but she did not ailment herself as to ! him, eluskroly.perures wilat a great deal COM uobe —free to you and compare get up in the n ) night to have a smoke. At this scientific and now proved I his whereabouts as it was usual for him to d°" for thesetheseP6'rtiallY deaf 4f the' Aa success& with any others you like. Pe:fect money back,gua ran teed —always. ; about a quarter to seven on Sunday morning !. fit and sati faction or your :she called downstairs to her datmhter. Amy, i aged 10 years. and asked her t 7) tool into BARNEY & SONS, !the room to see if her father was on the • sofa. The girl looked in. and found him ahea,2l), 152, &es Kenti.h Tow. Rd. London. N.V.'. banging to a hook in a beam of the ceiling, \ with his wife's scarf tied round his neck. A neighbour and the police were sent for. A neighbour testified to being called in and finding Rose hung from the ceiling. He cut him down, and found life extinct, the body being quite cold, as though he had been deed some time. He had no doubt that Rose committed suicide. ' The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide by banging, with no evidence to show the atiits of deceaaed's Ea ind-"  Rut Zettet Sk\CAl Sq NEARLY 1400 People Visited Our Special Show. For full report, see "Express" Next Week. April Bth.  STOCAF;SRIDr:;=. CO-OPERATM'E SOCIETY  Wfalli.—Mareh 8, at Vanoomer (Canada). Albert, the beloved husband of Julia Webb. late of &tockshridge, aged M Yeara Cione. but not forgotten. T'23sj  FASHION and
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-07-08 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

PINSTONE STREET, SHEMELO. out at the back. He went away, but returned ' and arrested the girl, who said she knew ---- nothing of the affair. At the Police Station NMI= she was charged with burglary, and she said "Auother woman got into the house through the window, and I helped her to carry the stuff to my sister's." On Tuesday she made a voluntary statement, saying she had got into the house herself and went out at the back door. She said she had hid the things at South Elmsall, and later she took witness and P.c. Brain there, and they found the articles hid under a hedge. Witness saw the girl on Hexthorpe Flatts on Sunday. and she then wore the scarf. ' The suicide charge was proved by P.c. Smith, night orderly at the West Riding Police Station. He said he looked through the peep-hole of the prisoner's cell about 9-40 Have you decided yet? If not, pay us s p.m. on Tuesday, and saw the cell floor visit and iaspect our extensive stock of covered with water. Ile entered the cell and found the girl suspended by the neck from Illue, Brown, and Green Suitings. the cell window. He cut her down, and she We're almost certain to have a pattern was in a semi-conscious state, lie found a that trill please you, and whether you piece of lace from her underskirt tied tightly round her neck. She had tied herself to the decide on the popular S. B. Lounge or window by her underskirt. Witness also D. B. Reefer Snit, yonr tastes will be found that the w.c. had been blocked by some ; studied and your desires carried out in clothing, and the water had run over. The such is manner that you'll be certain to prisoner's hair was wet. There was sufficient come again. room for prisoner to put her head into three ___________ gallons of water in the pan. When charged with attempting to commit suicide she said, STEWART & STEWART 'DI have nothing to say." . r. Vyner Graham. Doncaster. said he was 5 ' called to the Police Station at 940 on Tues. "
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-11-18 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

STOCKS BRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, STOCK,;SRIDGE.  C _ * ,;"----.--;-----------------, , - , . • , „...,_ -r.. . . 0. : , I 0 ' ',l .v 1 . ..,. .-•*7-:.,7 .. 1 ~,0.:7.1..: , ,::.:t..iii:::...:,,!:7::::::.*:....4,,..:'.:':•,.-.:,.:.::0;k:'...:,._;;,,..::,:.::;:,, _. _ „..„ , .. ( .:: ........4,4%.!&,,, '' , ":- ,„,...„..„,, : ,.,.. ....;;..„, ~:.,„:.,. , . 0.0v.z:,-.-1,. :..: ~;;,,t..., „ ----- ...- -,....,.,...i.,..-:.,-, A.., 7 / c „...,:ir.pc ' I • ..-...4 .. . . • Oftke. . :''' '. ' ' .''f.' Y- a • ...t.,. . . ~.;:.,:„..1.1;.: ..• • 'IM i'li ' , „ ._. • ~.-6)) . . . , c-•,;., J 4 . . , 0.4. .r.,..„, e 4 ,7 . r . ' . , .... 01 1 , , , -yr ')? ... • .•I*\._..._ -_-, i 9' - 1.-----\----:------' . ~ .._ - - -_}. , _ • . 5 t hr Hangcd frem a Tree. I Moulder's Eupposed Suicide, , _________.-Quite a sensation was caused on Thursday in Mao Eccieetield district wheo the Lews spread that Me. S. ficticlard. of 8, Witehington road, Focleattel-I, had been found hanging from an oak Vett, on Ilunshelf }Bottom, between Chapeltown Cm.. anti Burn Crot, FrOM intormation to hand it atPeans that the dece.,.d went to work as usual on ThurcItie, morning, but about 0ev4.11 o•cloch ho ii, formed his own, with whom he worked, that ha wal going home. Nothing more was heard or thEught of this until he was found by WO. , Barra t. of Burn Craw. wits Wali COMing to 11e'.....,,,5e1d, irot arts, nine o'clock. She at once calltd the aseistance of Mr. Colin Creavos, of Coils lane, who quickly made his way to the scene a tha tragedy and cut tho body down. hut life an t then extluct. P.C. Turner. it.. had been informed, was soon in attendanee, and had the body removed \home, where it awaits the inquest, which will I be held 1.041:13, (Friday) at 2-30. The deceased, who was CMPIOYed by Me. Ar.• ' Newton. Chambers. and Co., at the Thornoliffe Itonwork3, Chapeltown, Wdet 47 years of age. Be was a, good workman, and had been cmtoyed by Me!.,tri. Newton, Chamber,. fur nearly the whole of his life. Be leaves a widow and a large family to mourn his loss.  To secure a Fur that will give you satisfaction you must buy from a house with a well-established reputation. We guarantee every fur garment we sell to be made op with scrupulous care from skins which are exactly as described, and willingly exchange ,ny article which does not COM e up to the usual "Porter" standard of excellence. See the special showing in our windows r.ext week and take advantage of being ablo to secure a better equipment of Furs at less money than you will pay elsewhere. Below we mention two lines:— CONEY SEAL CR (VAT 1 9s. 1 1 d.;
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1911-05-20 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ALLEGED FRAUD. Iprind in a found body, for soothing the suet. Slack: How has lie done ha work? nerves, clearing the head. feeding the body - • Witnees.• until recently he bus been all right, ---- -- and helping the digestion], they will tell you but he bete broken down. there is nothing to equal it. Where men II he ever threatened to commit suicide] work the hardest and longest, there Fi-Coceet Never. Ss best known, matt used and loudest praised. o„,, trouble with him CID WednesA settees charge against George Chappell Do not ask ,our grocer for "Cocoa"- "-'" you some • • day ?-Well. it wasvery trivial. I found the Sharpe, a Jump miner, was mentioned at we for east turned out. and I said I thought he. met Barnsley West Riding Court House, on Fri- have taught it with ho' brush. He seemed anday, when the accused was remanded for one li,C noyed. week on bail. The defendant was charged - . . By the Clerk, I don't know whether he is C 1 with fraudulently converting to his own use Ilattja'. t.= t teetotal, but I bate never seen him under the XII las., tine monies of the National Amal- ;influence of drink gamated Union of labour, on behalf of whom I By the Supt., lie has gone away without tall' Mr. Scorah (Messrs. Neal and Coe, prose- It makes all the difference. , _ I ing me. He went to a telephone office about cuted. Mr. J. Hewitt defended, pleading not /It Y . _oar grocer sells VI-COCOS in &I. plasma Imo months. He left worrk at 11-30. I did not and 9d. and la tins. , know where he had gone. He did not say any. guilty. It was explained by Mr. Scorah that the t thing about it when he came back. i The Chairman Be hast not been strange in defendant was primarily secretary t..f the No. ;hie manner for the last month?-No. 32 branch of the anion at Iloylaucl Common. 1 The Chairman (to the defendant,: What were aud he, in that capacity, received the sum The anniversary services in connectior with I you going to do when you went to the darn?-of money stated. There ranted have been the Peniettone Wesleyan Church were held on (My head was erwimming. and I scarcely knew in connection with the branch various offi- sundae hat, eta the tenetees were fortunate abet I was doing. cers, viz., secretary, a-mistant secretary, treat- in having the presence of the chairman of the will you promise not to do it again?-1 will. surer, accident steward, auditors and commit- Bradford and Halifax Synod, the litev. W. FOWL , 'rite Chairman: We will let yolt MT, but you toe, tahersee defendant 'unknown to the offi- field. B.A. Additional interest was added loth* !mum be very careful]. Addreesing the brother, cers of the union, occupied all the positions . visit from the fact that in the autumn Mr. ;he said "You had better look after him and Bradfield leaves England as the repreeentative 'Bee to his condition: and if be has those attacks and d the remuneration attached to all . tof the ninetieth Conferenee to the confere.nces (of swim-ming he ought to consult a medical the offices. lin America- which will necessitate his itheeuee ! man. If he is diacharged will you promise to
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1906-03-31 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WEST RIDING.  WEDNESDAY.  SUICIDE AT BLACKER HILL  Mr. P. P. Mortiand. coroner, conducted an enquiry on Friday morning at the Royal Albert Hotel, Blacker Hill. concerning Lbe regretable death of Mr. Frank Tate., et that village. Mr. Samuel Banner was the foreman. and the proceeding. were ...Riled en behalf of the Great Central Rada., (M. ha Inspector Trittoo. of the input mete (Ace. IRneaster. Mr. F. Sim.... Station. loader at lloverlitte, was also pr...mt. The Arm witness called wee Mr. Charles Tat.. landlord of the Royal Alhert Hotel. In answer to the Coroner. witness said that the deceased was his son, and he was aged 21 rear.. Owing to a reclean Wools when Tote young, he bad been • cripple pvartdally the whole of his life. He bad had no occupation. in consequence, other than as. eiating him (witness> in attending to the cue. tamers of the hone, His infirmities dui tot. however. prevent into, attending school. and he woe in ao way Minted in his mind. !la way generally in good spirits. In anew, to the question as to whether the deceased had given way footnoting herds, witness replied , that he had not done no in his (witness's) presence. but he had heard that he had myno net on some ocermion• Witneas dui net know of any quarrel. Deceased had left bolos on the 20th of January. BM mother had seen fit to remonstrate with him for sorsa reagott or other, and he went oM ahout half. past ten o'clock. As he went be avid. ata going away.” and his mother replied. "Tale thi hook, if tins warty to gee." Hs had since lived with hie aunt, at lower Blacker. lan ordinary manner. Wile...had not heard Deceased had been in revere! times since. in him or he wan tired of liring, or threaten to take his life.
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1906-08-04 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

IDO. show lOW perreatoge of Db.• trete in rerriot of rot.' on tetpulation of Iftol of 1.9 ns anaintt on evrregn or 2.11 on : the whole of lite Bata and Word Ridings, (Ilia Chet: wan alirneted to acknowlrrlne the retrdtt of the returns and to thank M. 13. g. .on I for the um* 11.11'0'ekroro'tte;ethltBr"1;a4nrt elirdndn'y'ft'fit  7Fl'e Vn;;;:•;".mtlorted that the.. war, 4. in' mate. in tho  SUICIDE AT Fridne alto nnuo shucking enso of &yields endured at 7. Reetinghant IL, fortunela victim of Lie own lash ant being Percy Voted, It years et age. who deesimml Lod ben suffering athaily 0575705 (2 .71 ainrim. bit no one emend tor ie moment liat Le would end his 611111,111,6 iv to timpe a mAnner. On Wethealay week be tattled a Booed, dimliet. and hod hie teeth este:end, On Friday 31m. blurlitt with whorn !toted lodge 4. went away for the slay. awl elemeeel s.t bin dinner got ready for by 1t,., tiurfitta daughter. dloot one eb•lme. he left the oh, loos. to his dinner, bat .11.1 nnt come leo, to birdlime. Nothing gime wan need nf litin until x-di, when Om. Slotitt, son of the Micenowia landlady. re. torn, home from work. Ile bead the il,rd ':diem,. and tot no reply to hid inoeka, bat • hen he looked throngh Om window. to 11,1 honer, he saw dowaded hanging from the kitelien railing. An kn..... tkr.n.nh the window. and the hole mit down. and Lie, Vt. Norton, 11,Ta0d Fon. mon. was wet for. who. lifter examining the Mei, expressed the opinion that demmeel had hem ter menial hours. On the '.1,7,55 table dereared had left s note. finking for tergivenma fur his nieh in•t, end iiereplaining abootl go. The inumst see held on :lolanda, Its'. Xlaitiand enn.liniend 11., inquiry, and the int y mturned a verdict ot "Sidenb while of inionind• mind," interment toed plane on Mon. day in the Tenktimilie Cleireheard. and wad attended he a large number of simmithlei, friend., Demeamd. who wan highly reenacted by ail who knier him, was a quiet lunisourn. ing voting maw and the awfulness of his end Iwo ontairally shoeked his many friends, and tor ha near relatiles sem,the ja being expose...l in the terrible blow they has. ornetainial.
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1906-03-10 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

SUICIDE AT BURNCROSS. Put Omagh( and care bch.nd us, melancholy A .... ef geMlemen wen, Oh,: ether ,w,. liyamoth ebow, pr.n.md by the Stocltsbralue relate.. the ele•irta. e•ld the be.. 1.1 from wit... Imotaas ...Ong their notch. with the Parata iaaia.r. all t int- h ---- -.--- ‘- -- --- --- -- ... . J A di.ref.DlZ Anal stt. ban. oungret.hed in welcome let Clutch eta.. ........ r"" ••'• "‘"•• ' t b defendant. au ther Naas. rt. wont. ww. c • f r l cl• h Amer,. ...ha. or 11.. I utt greet the sentle Spring. ...1.,' aanng the ;mg,. ~ ~,,,,,,„, ch.. Moot. exhibl.l. be'. .Me 1t e ert, children lueng ea laml. if no, t battna,._, meant to WM.& tn. tttidttnnt.....tt, rtronerr MA 1...".".. ."”..... ... '3 ha" aa.".;:3 1 "I'. a wrek ago s.nce lent the wintry ..e. Se th• aam. figare far •orme wont., it lost *.ither the ...Ws r oPen D 1... ..... ' a5t0.,,,,,,, ,„„„,,,,,, h• Ver. afatt.a Dee Var Orr honrsi Itatel*gas• eelectios• or h.." n• work of roman-Ant ibe remaining per. hort.la. ins. n the rwertssf. wafer the gga.gmglrtllllllllllig '4,".P...‘".". '".. h.' n." `. "d '''''' I 'tn*.d•*-thiC•V'C'.'eci.t..„‘nlCl',".'he eanhor ot four 1 early tones. frost. Ilion of th. Part.. Charch ,c. pmeal.na, end Able tonductordt:p of Mr. J. W. Paat.t. I chllAreo Alla a., a nat.,. of Burn cr.,' A haloy..ft wowation filLt the sitthiog wind moo the fine old .slifice will he ,n a fit *tate • Tema, woo a capttal att.tlanr• of visit*. . . . - . ,- __ , ._ _ . PRIMITIVE METIIIIIHST CH 11014 : n, to . o , -a.. to. phomm 1....fig wrathe Oh. morn. of future spa. Innh In lb. .t....... "„ at. s, ~,,r.:.feneral cortege were the nettsher• of the rfforte In planting ouch an rewelle t eltow •LAt'