The Haslingden Gazette. — 1905-06-10 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

GOODS DELIVERED FLEE.  LOCAL ITEMS. The Icational Society has given a grant of £l5 to St. Andrew's School. At Accrington. on Wednesday, John Tierney was : 25. fist. and costs fee being helplessly drunk the previous night. The Rev. J. Septimus Powell, of Church Kirk, was One of the preachers at the choir sermons at S. Margaret's Church, Burnley, an Sunday. For fighting two Accrington men named Wm. Warburton and Richard Holland, were, at the Police Court, on Wedneeday, bound over to keep the pcace, and ordered no nay the costs. Lady Petre being unable to reply to the numerous kind lettere of sympathy she has received begs her friends at home and abroad to accept her grateful thanks and ako for the many beautiful floral tributes sent her. Four vaccination exemption certificates were granted at the Accrington Police Court, on Wednesday, the magistrates on the Bench being the Mayor (Alckrmati Rawson), Captain Harwood, arid Mr T. Gordon. In a cane at the Accrington Police Coon, or. Wednesday, it was stated that although a man had only born in Accrington about six months, in that time the authorities had been obliged to cut off both his gas and water. The report of the Accriti:..iin District Nursing Association for May shows unit 40 imin were left on the books from April; 30 new (Mk., sent in; 24 patients became convalescent; 6 died and 3 were removed from books; and 40 patients left on. The patients' donations for the month amounted to Le 2.5. The following clergymen have b,^ll elect NI as reprmentatives of the Rural Deaner. of Whalley at the Diocesan Conference: Revs. I. Dow. Lam, G. Lomas, A. Spencer, T. E, S. Cattems, W. A. Kent, R. Newman, R. D. H. Gray, fl. J. Morns, .1. Falamer, and Its E. Harding. Canon Reigscs, Canon Johnson, anti the Rev. E. Go cusill are also members of the Conference. The committee of the AccringtonDictsiet PoserLoom Weavers' Association held their :atom' pie. tan on Saturday lant, Waddington being dssi destination. The weather was beautifully lice, and the drive and the subsequent pleasant ramtle in the country were much enjoyed. A. Mstglass tea was provided by Mr. David W. Spool. tan at the village oestaumnt, and full justice was dono In the good things provided. Tho return route was; through Clitheroe and Whalley. At Accrington on Wednesday, Catherine Whelsm Pitt Entry, Alchey.street. admited being &note •ad disorderly on Saturday night. May 27th, P.S. Bale finding her with a crowd of people sound. Those were several conviction., and a- fine of sss and coats was inflicted. The Clerk remarked that tine delete danes husband,- its a communication to the police, asked the magistrates to tomider the children, and , he hoped the defendant would take it to be her duty to suicides her children in the first instance. Oh Thursday night P.C. Berry Wail standing opposite the market ground when hi' indirect Patrick Walsh enter the Cortintercial Iletel vaults. Ho followed him in. hut as the prisoner was in a d ken onulition the barman was pint orekring him out. In the street the prkoner created at disturbance by shouting and brawling. Whoa charged before Mr. Henry Ross at the Police Conrt yeeterday prisoner admitted being drunk, arid will/ fined he. and costs. The flvief Constable n.marked that in 18% the prisoner was fined for using obgene language and was allowed time to pay. bat had not dom. cc "We have get hins loam." significantly added the Chief.