The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1909-11-13 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

JAN-PH4Tuz4 -voItIAISQIS •to •  CheM9r ,nd District  PRO; and R°Plirinf Speciality. selB-Sdell  NasTRN ff p!tTRIoT  ' , I man named John Kitchen, of Willaslion Was brought before Colonel Lloyd last Vie4;end, ohltrge4 With wipe a. lunatic Phind wandetinir. • It - aft.iated •Vint Kitchen's 7a, had become unhinged_ I.tidough Med ic epieed, 'and lie . tiild fit:gpre.in 'N ' that nt, illtAgteCV`io OmI Mit. suicide. An waif therefore- iotkedlittr r, 1 ,afety.—Pristiner wee remadded to the t-, rterbridge V/Oritlionis for a fOrtnicK - --._•.........  _ On FridaY4ast tliss diets** ution of prizes for the Instittite billiard 'handicaps' welt place. The R.i.v. J. Knox presided; , the prizes being 'distributed by iird:-Knox as fellows:—First handicap: 1 J. 'Palmer,l J. :Birch, 3 T. Jennion, 4 J. Coyle' ' 5 'W. Altdalor. Second handicap: 1 U. Piton; 2 V. Kook*, 3 A. Coy. Con ect atisimiptises: 1 J. Anderson, 2 J. Palm* The evening was. Bnioyabli spent, and a rote of thanks *as, heartily passed to the Rev.. and Mrs. hl:nox. it billiard nuitch afterwards tank' place between thp married and single mel*: 'ben, resulting in a victory "for , ;baChe!ors by a, majoritY:of 112. _TWit p es visite ogiren by Mr. Knox, mne•lnf the'li ile ishp: Ili • gained the best vicepstp.-and 'mint r .for the player who made- .The biggest . break. The 'winners were C.-Birch and,W.r30ne5......, , , . • ,  On Wednesday &ening the InstiittO;o... team Met their Port Sunligt' h, ende at Nestor'. The matth...resnltt4 ctory ler the Tort Sunliyett M4-1)y '97 Shots. After refreehments -Wet, ;Intakes of, a mitiet drive was held; the " iston men winning by 90 agaisst '76. "  The missionary anniversary services were hAd at the Primitive Methodist Church, Little Neston, on Sunday, the preacher being the Rev. S. Parlow. On Wednesday the annual Meeting of the branalpwas held, the sneakers g th of Edinklurgh Mt J. G. Jones presi ing. The-oollections were in aid of the mission funds.  The new Vicar, in the current number of 'the "Pariah Magazine," addrees2s his ;Parishioners- at-some law* thanking them :tbr their' kindly reception 'of him and his .Wife. Since the armal of the Re*. C. Brooke Gwynne, the services at the Parish :Qb,urch hare been r3.m.flaiverly attended, and - has- **wit 'pielte her of 'iteeption ability.  The Rev. J. Macintosh, of Heswall, addiesae4 the mmnbers of the Young Women's Guild on Wednesday evening. The subject of his lectufe. wee :entitled "Teachers of the 19th Centirty2,-"Wordswerth; Tennyson, and Browning.  Last Saturday evenigg gf, Tom Derbyshire and his convert PartY Ivo an entertainmtnt in titi sUutg. tkt _artistes included:3lra: T. Derbyshire, Nitig Ethel Waite, and *r...natton iorrie, the Ofulcert .being excellent' throughout- ,  Another -admirable eonegrt toOlt, place in the Town 'Hall on Wednesday - evening. There 7plia a fair attaidance, and the following, ettistee ap Ethel Turtl4: sod Eine niie4 ,Paies fsoiggan Miss ._Nidlie 119binson (con. trait i.gesers. "Eon klawchlath and A. 'Uhl( I.IW. Irr- W. __Francis *TBII6 (bentTost§. J. W. Watassley and A. Wadi 3), gin 4 • lay, ,j. Itogera  i _ I ,r_Risoa). I ,  'We 'coo* Hut the Dairies of Cheshire Cheeseo let irCel the Gold Medal- and Bar.l/011r home ;Clip f6r beit ide 6f cheese C r Show can now, be bought /iota R. Hh Grocer, 'Hievatreet, Heston. 4"  ',.. UNDUR liiightocrtiongit'POlu:dpiog: . ri. .1 Dii..a4t 4.' Ill'Ot: listablishol over 4 torsi. piliniU,CLAtSB SA