Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-07-16 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT. I 'nu. wanes, stated that there we One wag".to good." One thousand homes of horror were , got', attached to the engine. thiehe folitiethe general liter are training whirl' wO, e 0 , .--......---ted month hy month. One home. where tho . ' ing day he told Dench, the foreman, that he 101308111:181. The wane a bee could do Wilel to ' offenders had been warned, was visited one New Set of Officers Appointed. t !pgAight the .-leceaeed had committed suicide. j snake up his mind to be a clerk pure and • day and nu women 'ire tenni threwing iii intake 0 deceased had told him that hie tioll had to ewe who shoidd pay for the next twee. TbeihinaPlP- "Better by far," said Mr. !reknit. I The promedings at the annual meeting of the' . ied he daimhter of a man in Middllr.spectorn needed much Laytianae a„d mat, t, I for the lad to go to work at some bends ' j Denaby United- Football Clue held ait the . an:- - fj - • !era ishen be kne•w• and, further. that not iswee very uphill work. The main feature of Cie ;craft, be it joinery. tailoring, or anything I etermer Arms on eletroday evening of last ' eine. he t '1 th u h Middl I ' Society was prevention, and the Society Iran 'else." Pettple who intended to be (decks ;• week, were of the livelleet description. As a !.a„d g,, ..,, „.„ didllsor ro . g hi PS JO, 14: incorporated by charter granted by Queen Vie- ought to tee to get a thorough fennel" of tnej 'vault of the meeting a now net of ofileera rot.' I• Se 'd 1 a mite`nima' m' •: • cease( t en ec are t at he would give Ins melte and was /deo under the patronage te I nantine or vat. oft.e. so that could beeeme- i tee the club for the ensuing .acson. The Pre.' leon "something to read about in the papers.' their Majesties the King and Queen. The sor• aaj weeewatmeatee afed ,it hue clerk... tilneem• • were not notified of the meeting, and our refire-. 1 The De uty Coroner: IVaii he in any rows and relief of children form the twirls of ' (1- ear, hear,) Mr. treiand promeded to give • tentative has bad some difficulty in getting I femm-Well, leant tell you, but he said the Society. The exenutiee committee dem .figuees ehowing that from October Mt, 'Xi. , particle:lre extreeme retioenoe being observed as his life' was not worth living • with the finances. and there are 1346 centres on ,a..l'l'"u "re, 116 Pupils in the school; 139 on Ito what took place. We were uneble to get a Wh It•th I. •'-' P H 'd h y was Ino nor eine - e SRI e siork in the °emery. When a complaint was l'em came ..d3' in "Iv ,; DPI in 1907; 163. 1908' eemy of the clubs' balanoe-sheet. had ret frienes or anybody. I knew his wife• made the Inspectors did not enquire into, prend :a 10(e n). ne 177 at the preseet time, ehe j Mr. Charles Bury, President of the Sub, pre- she died in Stockton'. ' rate affairs; they had many dudes outoide I tea.,"': keintg about equally divided. Con- I eel.. 1 and there would be about afty members liad he leen drinkinee-I expect he had them of a policeman. where prosecution wait lei,neungt h r. Ireland expreteed ea behalf of Iprtmee been datiking. urneomeary, which wee an advantage. All par- • himself and elaff their eratitule to the ' The decretary (Mr. T. Petere) presented the You know you are on your oath now, don't Oculars could be obtained through the central ''' 11) _''vernirnfl body, and the II e-;t Ridieg Couety Malan...Meet. which, after an animated deems. veep-lee er; office The work of the Society wae a State wn" :a ; • Intel, for the sympathy they had always , rpm was unanimously adopted. r), i '.. .e income ' e • .1 .. • • - ' . And at rum is all true that You nave been work-to improve, help, and save life. One • received from them, for the year was, we understned. £Bl5, which ease, ?eyes. efe ' interestina feature was to improve home life, Feel•• AI. TO SIDEFFIELIe included £143 received for two players. Ihe Irod have -seen the police once or tel without taking away parents reeponeibility. Profemor ItIPPER delivered an exceed- balance owing to the tre.nrer was £37 be .bout this affair, haven't pie T-Vele a policeTest year, to the end ef March, 1910, one hum ingly 1 yacht-al address, in the course of The chief I.eee of the eeteson were at•tribilted man teem next morning, I believe. tired and fifty-four thowend eases were helped, t which he raid it wae a great surprise to him to the reserve team, and the Sheffield that. And he made COMP inquiries, did heFROO legal caret were placed in different homes. lon coming front the elation to see what a lenge Cup competition. The toes on the me yee letters being' received from thousandg ef people, rine secondary 0)10.1 building they had in i st,rVO team wan put down at Lea, and on the 1(itl eon tell him nnything aleout su met icideeing or offering homes for came. Two bun- • Mcislasro". They certainly had nothing bet- I Challenge Cop at £57. The meeting finally de. No, I dena think so. I was in too much of it dred and fley.one Meite were paid to the differ. • ter in Sheffield. (near. beer.) The greet eldest to drop Oho reef,se team, and run only imx-up. I could not sleet. and I could not eat homes derire the year by the dmeors. The • work of twitting the school was. Ile believed. one teem for the eneuing ...son eat anything: in fact. I have not had anySociety's work brought sunlight into the homes. i net done without a greet deal of ovemition, Mr. Harr (Preidentt thought that the peel- thing since the accident happened. It had often been said that on days when the but nerertittless they had got it, and it Wag lion of President should be conferred upon 'TOLD TO Tlile