Berkshire Chronicle Reading 02-1915

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I ·h&VIl.<"lie objecti'ln. or , complu.iut to
the ·renewa.l! of Imt of the- licences which

applied fer tc-day.
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: CON\JRATVLATIONS OF THE

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carryi np; the:
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the n9.tiolli l . wa.rl
. Franoe and Ja.p~
B ··ita.llnill. '\, a.nd ";Long
pretti ~t items ~
Mi!l8 Audray Jj :(lm.ell4
o " wer~ .. igorously a.~pl.,,,?I"':

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a. \ <!Ullll at
,vViv:a.n,
:olUlly appea.red
witil St. Bartholomew's.
.the ,"udience
with a reo~tio ll anticipatory .Of thlli rise. of a
Igrs!Oter Belgium. 'l'he pagearlt conc:lu~.ed with
. .. g,ra.nd fin ..l choNs, t!>e e,Â¥,em,ble , Ib elIlg ver.y
. etteotin. The perform<!rtI . ~rve . much oredlt
for the ce.~e e.nd titQe they hjt.d. dev~ towa.rds ·
6t~ining auo1!. o.. ,degree ~ ' jlm<l~ncy. . Mrs ..
Noms ' 90'*lu'9~d . "it~· verY,,;' JiU.: '~" H . .T

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._ a .~l'ab1e ·1IC,9QjDp'f!o.i!W\;, and Mr.

Fa,'! r, ;l4.I. {,}.'C;M. , N'~ed. ~ '.lhe· (lrlta.n.
The vloli"nis. .were M\.ss H i ~M!tc1ll1rY
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~i.rko · sec~ii~ ' p~rt of th~ pr~iran:Je .. ~ ;" ~

mi6,nella.neOlis' cha.racter, o.nd was sustained
Chiefly by . :Mr. Percy WIWgl1.'" Conj;lert P&.rtr.
Thel recita.tioD8 by Hi,M Glady's Vivia.n ,were 'lIf!"ill
a. f~a.ture. this c!Opo.ble a.rtiste displa.ying much
vivacity, a~ llhlU'm '
etyle.: At her eecond
o.ppea.rn.nce she ,wa.s.[twioe rooa.lled. Miss ' M. E .
Rawlings, ,who has r. vo:ce af pleas'l.n~ quality/
ung in 'nlcs style ' / Bird o f'Love ·DIVme." a.n(J

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;~ ~::M'f1s rBfe&v~~' :I~~d:;~nr. U~~l'tfu~

Miss 8teY<lnB, who 'iS • .mu!,h.imprcvin~
vooa.list. contributed <J Land of HQJ}6 ~d 'G!i>ry, ,
wlth . chorus . by the ' St. · BlsriholOmew" Girls','
Club; . ~riI. Bl'Oj'kfield un!!" ' ~' Goo ·~ti"l1 I wipe
&:w..y, All 'hM." Arid .Mr. Peror. W,ugh "T~e
Trumpi\t;e~ " ,a.nd . " , Engll!olld ' (w~~h ' . chcl'\lJl).
Mr. F . F. A. Tunbndt\& ...are..tlr ,a.mU8ed the
..udillIl"ce . with . h.i8 ' musioal. monologj.e, !~ Bored
Go dea.th,": and . WM · reiia.i1OO. ·Mr. -Waugh;s.' party
werel reeJl:On~ible for ".ome nnrsery fqYIll~, cf a

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topic"l c~a.rnoter, ~nd these ~;~ ' verye~ter-.
~lOin~, ,.~ . .W&Ugh, himaelf" .
, the .mil. an<!
fIOul ()f th~ pa:rty. :Mr8~ Wio1igh'8CICOInP~~ : the
me",bem af .the pad.1. , The..eJlt.erte.lrun~t con·
cluded wifli the .anjaon./;ooll : ''F..U in;" in: which
',:' the ' n~ " " ~ a.D4. ,at. ,Wllilljh',. part,. ;j<>iDeci.
At the 'cl(lse ' '~bOllqu~ wu:presented ·t o Hm.
NarrlS j, : BritanD.~·'
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The C,h aiqn\l.n."add~e88ing the licensoo.
· sa.id the, Barich· could oongra.tula.to . them
·.y a;r in w~ch1· theJ' ; had 'CQnducted their
:.tt was satiBtaOtory t)iAj;. there .-had . been' no ..~.tiOU8.
repert ~piD8f an;f of them . this· '-y001'-; .
6 ... er well ~eYr had condueted. their houses :
past, it was ~h'1LY9' p6seib1e. te do a little.'
in tho lnt.llrel .T hey were'.ill ' a position
and re8p()nSibjlity. 'It 11'.\8 tlleir duty to I n"';,,,irl'A.
the best a.ooommodation they C()uld for the
te koop theiri hOUse8 and premises
and. comfortable. te set a.. 'gooi! e~~!:~~~~!~~
OWll conduot. and te oheck all ' d
· bad, cOnduct on the lln.rl of people
thei;r, h()uses. , The Benbh wel"e fullv
the prQfits in ,the trnd e had . sufl'el'8d
re1\~o.n ('If (' ...: ~.,..:\ taxation and other
on by the '~a r: but ~hUe thl'Y '
that snch ",as 'the case. he must r.'l.'llll'lfl.
oth<!r trades , had
dnty Of all In: the ' CO'UTlJ'rv
carrying on the war,
. the whol" ofV:tli~
by .".rnon.,ov .
,which there 'iras no escane. to
Let' all loin hand,; therefore; 'as
worthy membe1'8 ' of this . ineat ,':-nAn;"-.
their duty, in th« hope that
A""'V ,'. "',.",~
· might bring lJuccess t!c thel r .
i~ of a la.sting peaoo . ,A.
were no
tions all tlHdlcences wQuld;, be rene....ed.
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'A GOOn rrfME.
A ""'moor of tho 2nd 4th :Satt" lion
$hire Re«im J nt writea' to t.he Editor:-

; We are aottled down in the working·ol......
of the ' town ; in biUet8, whiCh are a very
tJf puilding: , The pe.ople are .. \I aruu',01lB _1IO

Aoldie", in aDd treat. t,hem ' very kin!i,ly."
food- is ~ tak8n to ~t.he , billet aDd is oooked .
. m.iB~ l 6£ :i,~e >l hOJ,J,!M: : ~ ,A ;very~ favourit.e
Y orl<ahire ' pu<ldinlt &nd bM1ll8els 8Prouts.!

very BIDWIin~ on, Bunda.Y ... bout '1
to .
young girla :ruohinK off , t>o .th<>
of tb6 dinners are oooked with· .. ,B,..l<.bire !
.eAOOrt. · The ," bey<! .. .. ar'li ooking forward
·the ~.. dinl! football toa.m here on t\a·t "!!l"l'.!
hope ito .giye · theln a rouaiD.g' cheer:
beginning to get Y(Jry ·nt, ..nd it ia
hav8 every 'man equipped.
We are
to ' ,t ;ob about 1200. more recruits, aDd I am
are plentv in &cOOing who would like
trip to No\;thamnton, . and .. l)onni<!'
'oboe fllctor;\!.
Colonel "Hanb'ury, the
nlandinl(' cll:ioer, and . the other amoon,
·willom belotlged to . the old Vclunteer D,.~. "o,n,
tak.. grea.b internet in the' men.
The ' H~'t~'I1()'!.."
nry mUch .! adinir-ed; and· loolao
Bugle Be.nd under .Berge&Dt-Dmr. -Va",",

..mon"llt'!tAO(jQ.·'1\_~ '," .;• .! .
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ThG ·f'olio9iD ...~~.T01e #~ whO .took part in'
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' . , . ..' hlatdri,,- staff, _which ·w.... preoented .to '
B,!gl~r, M~s JI.' Jl~ ,
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Colonel ..t MIljd.lt>heed, . ia til,, ' nri'de of
Be1~u~:-;1Ii.8:'J . A . DlgweGd; KisjI"c'l I. Freak, ton. ' It , h ' nopOd' to · 8ta~t ' tb& druin and ,
Mi49 .J.t:"~"i'~er, Miss L. Tut.\la. KiBe·. N_ BD!1th. a1ior.t.ly. :.
are ·now know.n ... ,t he. 2nd
Berka
and' Dat;· ·th .. · .. re8erv8'" ; ~'~~1<'.?1
a.lld :ftl"'. ,M ·. · ~..n.
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Fraxte4!."':MWis. H.. Horn.., ;)(jmi B. · L ....
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