Berkshire Chronicle Reading 11-1914

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When n.Jmost

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of Borne

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gAgement O,D
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. one '., CU :i f.flhlil r y l "
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' the country is
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very ",veU ¥,i.t hout politi"", ill the grmc r"li y
~cep.ted n;~Gning! of the \V~rd . il i ~J 1" "(11_
tJaJ It we are to Iteep 4l bUHIII CS,''i M li 'iII.Ii "
tha.t ~miDistra~ivIe bod ies fiho uld "!l<In ' 110 1
~fJ'ort in carrying /out the du~icfj whkh tic-I
volve upon them I ill the b est in teri·,o; t,o.; of
the valjQU8 sectiop's of th e cOllllllllnil~' r',r :
~hom they are c~l1ed UI' OI1 to ac t. 'I h,.ro '
must be DO wavering in loe :} I patl' it Jt:f.: ltl l l
am,o ng those who ~ nd th emselvCI) IIlIill,ll II)
ja qs.w er the greater cn1l. MO"(lil.y !oja ~.. th e i
. Borough of Rca~ng comm~ l l ci ng ,Lll! t.h"I' 1
ye ~r in its I h:~tof.Y~ ~~nd it ~\'ill J1l'(J lJa lJly'
prove t1!e 'm<{8t c~ltJca.l througll wh ich till)
' to,\'n has ever pa.ss~u. On e rc(, o~llj ... " .. Illa t; ~
tllere lS n. time of c~H"'idcFa.bl c flll Xil"ly ~
.a.h ead of those who 11 nvc bee n pl nel'l! in'
p ositions of resp'o nsibiI: t.y nncl iluthfll'lh JlI
the rown, and
th e ye ar whi<.: h h il(t~ ,~'u m ­
me nced under 'the dark c1o\ld s
W; I' lII ay
well ,end in g'lor¥>u6' s1:lllsbiuf'.
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gentleman Iwho h fB thi s w(>t'k t Il H IC: I' LI,hll
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the onerous d\ltie~ wh ic h f nll 10 Ihe/ lot. or
a mayor of (L big indu s trial N~ Il I I'(~ lillC
Rending the very fbest wi ~h et) of a.1I ' t' l n~I: I'~ 1
will be accol'declJ
Mr. L eonard 8ul t fl ll '
ha!, tnk.en upon his shoulders t1i f' "UI~lt> 1I

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of olfoce at ~ ,timel wh en th e res "oll,\ iIJil i'li ce
nLtnching to the p""i tion are such ;1 1 mIght
well hM'e acted, as n. preveHLh'e to a. l l r~"
energetic 8nd l'pl,hlic'spiriLed mall .
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work up on the Eduuution Commit.l,ce th o
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Dislr"". Committee Itnd th e coulle/ l iLllclt
mns t ]HlYC hrou ~l)t h o me ·toj hirp ]lOW
greatly th!} uut:es have illCl' e ~,cd s\ljlcel tll oJ ,:
outbreak of war, 'and the borough han 'rcason ti> cOIl!!ratulnto i""ell u\'"oI1 h nv in g a
man at its heal! w'li o i. pre!Jarcd to devo ln
h imeelf wHh the , !15si~lI i ty of wh ich w"
know Mr. Sutton t o be cnpltble to tjl P " 01 k
~vhich the p':l~ition of may or 8.11(1 ch :-c C mug- I
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n. ll:ltrn.tc entBIIs. Let " us , hope Llmt lere hi':!
' year of/office j~ concluded h r. mn.y h{1ve tlltl
. <1,-e1ight of t:aking , the l(' ndill~ purt , in thl)
celebrntions which will herald the (C(:l:il'fL"
l,tiOIt of peace. i
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THINGS TO DE ACCOMPIJlSHED .
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rrOIl1 't IlC' e'ITI''1 wo rk
. .oA. pa~'t a Itoge tl,ter
w111ch th e WR-r hns ' cnbl.ile.<1, Lhe re arc many
nl a.t.ters of impotkn.:nce wh ich wi]] i c ngj) ~o

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tIte attentiOIl 01 the ' eOlllleil dur~'IIlH th e
ro1r Lhcoming , twelve mont hs. H ere fire a.
few of the thing~ fvh 'eh th e newly .1rctqll
fll nyor ' llO!?eS to see a c c c JllP1i ~ hcd <1urjng
his term of office:'
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Rending School wOl'ki ng und er ftA Ilr:\V
li ch cmc and more fill c<l~ , w ith

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than it Itu."i I)c.c n for ma ny y~~f\I'S.

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Kendrick GirJij' Se ho ] l)ujJt

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and pCrhH!)S CY.!cupicd. ,
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TJ1C n ~w P03l om ce ill th e co "HC or Ir
erect.lon. "
A grcn.tly improved nppl'on ch t R cad ..

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in,ll from the wesl, , ; I
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'l'he new ml\llicipnl lJU 'Id iliS s fin ~IlY' 1
. planned out. ,
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Readilll! Un Iversity Coll ege about
itB new 6~~~Ug
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t11lese,

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