Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1913-10-04 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

THE OTHF.RS. e. blade, performed the ceremony. The Martin Donnelly. miner, GrimethorPe. wrie bride. Who wan given away by MT. Frank !fined 10s, and cotes for obstructien.--For being Roberts. of Wentworth, looked very graceful drunk and disorderly Geed Hargreaven, miner. in an ivory silk dress, with pink piping.! Clayton West, By. Booth. miner, Jump, and tittle, and orange blesses). She also carritwl Geo. Walton. miner. Cudworth, were each fined a beautiful shower bouquet, the gift of the is and oasts. brldeurrinm. She was aecompanied ht four bridesmaids, Mt.% Laura Em-gin (sister of bride. in in champagnesonloured draw: Miss Eva Jenkinerm ,Siefer of brideurnotiO in a Quaker grey onetime: Miss Boris Burgin 'Mister of bride) in a white needlework dross. ,trimnnesi with blue; and Miss Ida litoxon [(cousin of the bride) in white silk drags. The ;two elder bridesmaids wove gold brorichre and the two younger gold elwine and peed:thee the gift of the benicsroom. Mr. lieginakl Eastwood (cousin of bridegroom) officiated as best man reeention was afterwards held in the United Methodist Sch<wilirtwim. when upwards of SO were present. Afterwards an en inyable evening was orient The harpy retell*. were the recipients of a larg? member of presente, amongst which were the followings-Bride to bridegroom, gold scarf pin. Bridegroom to bride, bouquet. Fearente of bride, ebernre and brideseake. Moth, ef brideeroorn. diver teaepoone. Mr. B. 'fbrrein. Piney Maser N. Fluorin. Shakeepearee poems. Mire L. Burgin and Mr. F. Wateon. tablecloths. Mies Dui, and Masters Harold and Horace Burgin. ornaments. Mis-, N. .Tenkineen. flower pet and stand. Mr. and Mr, A. Iturein. embroidered *over. Mies Mole Surri,'n. pillow came. , Mr. and Mrs. W. Maelien. tea service. Mr and Mrs. S. Lindley, ed.. knives and forks. 18. and M... C. Burgin, tableeloth. Mies M. Turner, poker-workiel table centre. Mies. Ida and Hilda and Mae.. Ronald and Hnroltl Jenkintion. revetments. Mr. and Mrs. D. Uttiey, serviettes. Mr. S Ilttley, white counterpane. Mr. O. rttley. tabieeicate Mr and Mrs E. Atbey. bed linen. IMien N. Hartley and Mr. R. Eastwood, ornaments. 1 Mr and Mrs. F'. Eastwood. bed linen. , Mies Eva lenkineon, eilver cruet. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Willey, cheese dhlt and I tablecloth. Mt. A. Smith. enunterparie. Mid F.. Adnitt and Mr. J. Stacey, silver cruet and tablecloth. Mr. and Mrs. B. Kitchen. flower pot and staod. Mies Williams. Wee-lees. ! Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bunting, tenet cover and etand cover. Mr. and Mts. C. Senior. vases. Iltise Waller and Mr. H. Hartley, flower pot I and ortand. Mr. and Mrs. A. Waller, Worcester plant pot. I Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberts diver butter dish. 'Mr. and Mrs. F. Needham, va-ses. I Oeuncillor and Mrs. Speieht. stand sorer. Mr. A. E. Mechem silver-backed brash and I comb. . Mrs. H. Turner. mahogany flower stand. ' Mrs. and lilies Green, teapot, stand. and hot water fug. Miss White, crockery. Friend, slicer crotchet hook Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jenkintion. silver jam stand and dishes. Misses H. and I. Jenktheon, cake stand. d'oyleye. and pearl pins. Masters A. and E. Jeakinson, alarm clock and looking glass. Mien D. Jenkineen, salte. The carriages and gnats were supplied by Mr. Wm. Barker. of Wombwell  Drnnknn and disorderly defendantn were dealt with an under : Michael MeCorniety. miner, Grimethorpe. and Herman llonkien, traramer, Jump. fined &n. and mete each; Wm. Sodworth. miner. Hernewortb. and Th.. leonard. miner. Grimethorrie. 7,6 and costs ...en • and Geo. Evans. labourer, Jump, 116 and costa each.—Tbe following were each fined 10s. and oasts for obeoenity: ',Vileon Hampson, miner, Monk Bretton; Jane Tacker and Annie Dais. her, married, Platte Common: and Wm. Goodsin, miner, Platte Common. --For stone-throw. ing, Lionel Hawkswortb. Reggie Elliott, and John Sykes. pony drivers. Wombwell, were each Ilned Is. and costa.  Dr. W. 1.. Allott, the Medical Officer. 1' presented his report as fellewist— "l have to report that during the past five' weeks 22 deaths and e-2 births have been registered, giving an average death rate of 15.60. and an averai;e birth rate of 43.42 per Le6o persons. Ten of the deaths were those of infants under one year. and nearly all were caused by tharrhirea, except those born prematurely. We had nine deaths en all from diarrhea. four from lloyland common. two each front Si. Peter's and Eltwicart and am. from lloyland. Three children were born prematurely, and all died. One death was duo to cancer, one to a ordliery accident, and one was a (vise of suicide. Seventeen notifieations of infectious diseases have been repeived, is followst—Starlet fever. 74 being at Hoylerci and 3 at Iloyland tominns; diphtheria. 6-3 being in St. Peter's, 3 in EIF4C&T, and I in Hovland; erysipelas, 4 '2 being in Elseear, and I each iii lloyland and Hoyland Common. Two notifications of tuberculosis were received, and both patients were resident at Hovland Common. Dime' of our cases of tuberculosis from [Leyland ecimmon has been ',sent to a ianatorium by the Insurance Committee, I am hoping that tile Dispwnsany at Barnsley will soon be in working order ,and thca more vigerotes measures will be taken to grapple with this disease." Mr. WADSWORTH regretted that the depth rate was larger than had been goner,illy the case for some months, but he noticed thtre was a correspond—mg increase in the birdie, too.