Reading Observer 11-1915

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Queen Victoria ha1itutlt.-A1lD.Qal M:e~. "

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eoaceria ... tlu<W", IloOpitala.

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A Recrniti~ Tribunal. j ~
Fu~ 01 the Ce1!-~ Girbi', Glul...
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The Miyor'a Ap~l (or Ct.n....aaen.
The Wa.r and Men of '!Port,. (D.).

!:lBge 4·Property

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Ad't'.ti&emeny'
Notice. .of !leeti~a. etc.
Leading ArtlCie: • . MI'. A6quit.h"' Speech.. '.'

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M p.yor ,·
work be
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'Football Notei by .. B .S."

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· Roadiag Borough _ .
::Motor Ot.c Patalit,.
YomoriAI Serrice lor the 8th _
Giles' ,
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by CoL M&Ude.
Death of Mr. .V. W. B. Van de Weyer.
Correapondence. '
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· Enierlainment: at. Hurtt.
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·. If ~l~, ·fit, · finish aPd work~

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then' yci~

poot,b..n Late.t..
WIIJ" lLe.rnA.
Ca,.,el'lham, WokinKham Uld other District
Newa.
1&1& Adv6rli&ement.a.

Birt.hs, Ma.rri&{eI and Deatha.

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Seotp>U", le.. Cb&in 2&., ToecIjp. Z!d. p... r :
· Qur hit. (&eDt free) will I&ve ou mODe,..-Port~e

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fl'U!V 8h.op.-~pply

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HOUSES,
bet.ter·
P OULT&Y
built. Por1..a!ll", Buildin,1aDd GreeDRonaea. 'In
Readi~ ' Series,.

'Ipeet or 6eCUr~ l re.e l isU. -:i iHalll"thot'n'a. LotKion
W~t'h, 19 Duke Street., ~iog.
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EWING:M!CHINES:-' -r - .. Doleia" at 558.
will lut twenty years, gi-ies no trouble, and
S3VeII its cost · in first ye&r of W1ing. Send addr&8,

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ROLL OF HONOUR:

.fohn Dtmoa.n Allan, 46, ~'5-road, Ca.....eraham
or ~lie Royal F1Jln~ Corps, nd only son of J~
AIlIJI , if! 8erVing with t..he l.3t
t..a.1ion &t:,t& Gtl&fd&

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.MR. .NORMAN HOWEL-t rCbMMISSIONEti:
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NEW YEOMANRY l COMMANDER.

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and knOWlDg tha.t. her hUI!I'
Lhe ~ for some tune he
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WOMEN'S OWN.

Undel'8ta.n~. "

P.ark,." "'Royal &,{erel;rn" and
the kinds ehiefty reoommellde1:l
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fOl"cing early 1'lmners wern mceL

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Bro, H. PlUmer Wallin the chair and led ·tli ~yet',
whilat the Btble leuon wn.S given by B • Rickard.
Putor Elphick, who is 'Pl'88ident, delivered an address.
Bro. Newport ftAng .. Chri.tiau, walk. carefully" &Dd
U Dear Lord, and 'Fll,ther of MJiWkind."
Bro. F.
Burhridge.'W1l8 organ~t.
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IN USE: GIVING SATISFACTtON ·DAILY..

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' SPENCER'S 'VOOD.
III'l'EIillSTING l"R.EBENT.OTIONS.
On Wedneod.y. a' Spencen, Wood Ilall. <Hon<I
'Eio..nIo. c.v.o, aclmg Chief Con<table of Be,k·
shire, who 'WaSl aooomp&lried by Supt... B,a.-ndgD , pl't
sent.ed. medals and ce.rti!lca.tes W the members d

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READING v. SOQTHA,MPTON.
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T~1 (SaturdBy) Reading e.ntutain Southamp·
ton. The match WlU comme.no& at 3.15, aDd the
Reading team will 1>6: R. Cooper; Gunn&r L. (J,
Weller a.nd Corpl. F . Bartholomew; Corpl. E.
Ranney, €apt. Frank: Buckley and Pte. W. &ker;
P. · St.sveru., CoTp1. J. Ba.iley, Pt. A. 'FQl!lter, Pte.
W. Wilson ~ J. Lofthouse.
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IDdividU&l. de-rt 10 connectiol}- Wlth ~he
~be f~t.i9J? ()f thrt C~Ufch . 18 fa~ bI~her;•. and ~en
m~re. e1f~ve . than ·.tinke~ wlth ma.mfestatlOns
~ dlSea.ss . m ~e body poht.ie. The bishops hue
dtM:DlP'Ied tben' dut.y In the matter ' mn.ny of ' the
clergy ba..Je> lIot M:I&eted to &reuse the irfl; o ~ C6mf~le.. peop~e, bar."y in
.li~~. ga&ID!I)tl~ . et.alneod-g.u.s
stuuutv. by
preacillng" th.e ~ra.ctIQll~ ap .
of th e ethiCS of
tho ' Gospel In LDdustrl.o.1 Ife.
great 'W&I'" haa
o:om6 npon us; a.f~. 1t, may w.e ~oo'k; for an en·
ligb~ed pllb!t? opJD..Ion to rep&II Jts ravages?

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VOLUNTEER DEFENCE !

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"BIRTHS. MARRIAGES; DEATHS.

THE RED HOUSE; STkTlOH ROAD,

lot (READING) BATTALION.

BIRTH.
HOUSE FOR 'f VERYTHING
STEBBING8.-On Ocrober 3ht, .t 'I{I, St. Bot:
tholomew'a · road.., Beading, tho wife of HOl'r&lil
AT 'pOPULAR PRICES.

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Arrangement.

Stebbmgs, of .. c!aughter.

TEAS A SPECIALITY.
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SR.,..: .. Here eTerythi.ng
ia rood; a.nd
Boef'll, \Vines u.d

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CARTER.-On October 28th., at 61, Bereaford--tOOd.
,Reading, Wilfred NOI'Dl&D, late l/{th Boys.! Berkl

On Mond ay an lnt.eresi;ing lecture on "Autumn
Tin.ts'" Was. g h'cn by Afr. W .R. Scott, who ' expla LJlM Lhe ma ny YlLCiet.iea of tinta on treee~ pla.po,fi,
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COLES.-On October 27th. at l\folllsford, Fwicnd:

Regj.mMlt, aged 22

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28 80
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OVEN ONLY
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OVEN : & . BOILER . '';''
. Including 2ft. Smoke Pipe a.nd
:elate•. :

lOth. -Compa.n,. pa-rado, the

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Tb~, Nm-. Uth._ H B" Campany_' pa~de,
the Corn El'cA.nge., 7.
Reeruiu' drill, the Corn

Excha.nge, 8 , ..... . ,,~ an,. members 'W~g io-iltruction ma.y ai.te'nd .
Frida.y, Noy. 12t h.-8pecial linstruction
N .C .O.'., Corn E£.b.a.nge, 7.
Â¥.urday, Noy. lJ.tb.--C<Impa.ny pande, t.be
.A.nD.oury, 3 ~

AL'E XAND-E R ;

J. H. HODGSON, Lieul..col.,
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Frida.Y.~boot.ing, the Bauacb, 7.30

3.30 p.m.

Range '()ftieek -M'o~~..:.Hutt and :Mat:ka,.,
Friday, Ne .... l:han and Do
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READING CORPORATION

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Trdic receipta week e-ndlng ' NoY . ... .. t.h
Co"ellponding pe~ l&at year

I~eaae .........~ ....... .
N umber of' p&8S6ngenf,

Builders and

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(E and F (:ompaniH.) .
Or&.n! for week endipg .saturday, NO:Ven:lber 13th.
Sunday, Nov. 7t.h.-Parade, Km!'B st.aLue, S1&·
tioD'~ 9.45 LDl. dlarp , to e.nt.ralD ror DidcoL
10 load ammunitKlD. Retarn 5.3 p.m , from Uidcol. Me.n to proride ()IIWn n .tions. Overa.lU adVUl'
able.
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1doad.y:-Sboo'''' ••• tho B."....... 7.3Q p .m. till
9.30 pJm. \ Ba.nd pr~ &.. (;1168' H&il, 8 p .m.
Tueid. y.'-Compony drill. tho Co,a &.011 __•

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F~rnishing

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,OO"'UI'l&T .j.T WAR HOSPr.UL,
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eoidiera ga...e pother oo~ on
- __ted 'bJ 'Mi. Reid aDd :Milia

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Willia.m. Henry, youngel!lt son of Richard Cole5, If'
of Broadm06r. aged 36

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GUT.- On No'V'ember 3ni, at i. Twyford CretC$f~

Acton .am, London, W ., 4£ter a long II.nd pallltul
illneee, Fanny Augna~ baloved Wife of Gecrg'
Samnol GaiL
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J't.iDG~ ....:...On October 26th, at 87, WoIsel~ J" ~~
ReadIng, George Frederick J nd.,.,IYft, ' aged 09 yean.

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Sth.-Field telegraph,. cl.au, the.
Membera fr-om ~y Company are.

DEATHS.

the. pnc.e15 a.re most modera.t.e.
Spirita of the beet qualitY.·,

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the police and speei..a1 coa:sta.bles who had p l1.8gel:l lit
t.he St.' John AmboiaDoe exams... in the ShiJJfield 015tnet.. After !>reeenttng th& 8IWazds to- t.he -.rinners
Colonel Ricardo referred. in ~preoi..al;iv.., terms In
the .great mterest tho, men had: taken: jn their ",ort.
He then presented a. case of pipes and a ~t! Th

cigarette oa.se, subecribed far by the tDembe:",s, (.)
Dr. Halpin. the bon. instructor of the class. C~ l
Ricardo said Dr. H alpin had eVlncM t.he IlOl"bit
inLerest in 'the class :&Dd it we.s very lnrgelr ci.'J~
to him that the member!> bad. at.t.a..ined the ~d£ClencJ
'they had. The Rev. Lt.nn.rne.. in t.hankinS' Colon-!I
RicardO fot" hi./, prerMll'lQb and lcindnes.s In dtstn·
butiog the meCi.us, !poke in high terms of the .... or;:
performed by Dr. Hal!:)in, who. be «&Ki, 'wlth th~
Teady assistance of P .S. l'arlciD3, had done so much
to bring- the class to the- hiP. atat6 of efficlCDI'Y
which it had attained. The -,.ote of thnh 'Ili4!
carried. ull&nimotl81y .

PORTAifLE.

.REGIMENT.

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when sta.rting lJ1ants and after the
set the temperature might be increas€d
Diaca:s&icrn followed the lecture, a.nrl
f.;Cori.,.t;~; 'W38 obt.a.ined on the a.g~ of str&'Wt.he preparati<m fJf runners, va-netlp
a.nd netting the beds. Mr. Troilope "IrlI. s
-a. vote of 'thanks fen- hi8 mcri1.onous eI
was; also I Mr. Pa.yne for hlS exccI1en,

eU-Belle" Portable.:: Range.

FOOTBALL.

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a.nd. the m ost profitable varietif)6.. " un

an -.d.dreso a.nd alllO tiAng .. I know in whom I
ve bebend." Miss Flint.Jsang "Some
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On Tu:esoa.y Pastor Elphick presided !Lnd 1t£ra- Smith

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on Wednesday c\
A . Payne,
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a paperon "Stn
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le&.ve .of e,. few
afW
having been througb the thiek of tb6 1ii1it liD the
"Gre&i Adva.DCe..," Be is one of the many of h is
regiment. who <l,istinguisbed. t.b.mmelve. in this
coemon..ble fight., and h e is t.h~
h o1de1' of ~
J;l.C.M. which !.b. Gene",1 ~ tho BriPJiII
t.o " ..,hich tbe 8ih RDya.l Berka 8J'6 a.t.tadied pe.rson;o
,,11y pioned on hie breast on the OOC88lon when he
p!'ete nt.od t he otIicera m ent ioned elsewhere with
t.be Mi lit.ary Crosa. Sergt..Major I.a.iJabury abo
Itallied honours In t.hfl South. Afric:t.n War.
}Jis
ma.n)· friend s in R..eadiwr will be d6likbted to learn
that he baa rcl.\lrned. hom') V&ry fit indeed. He
jpurneJI!I to the front. again on Yondll.y next.
Speo1al

BROADMOOR.
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and complete decorating,'
, wQodwork
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Ischemes that , require special . artistic
treatment.
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They Will be pleas~ ., to give you 1L free
estidtate for any sUC(h work . you' may
have in view--and Itt strictly -moderate
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DEFRAUDING THE GOVERNMENT.

Sons &' Co~, _Ltd.,

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WAR ITEMS .
Sergt. C. Hogge, B .F.A., formerly :t O'h all/fe1lr "t
is report.l'{j, killr~1 In
action ~ Fraooe. ~e was. a. hni!'hI hti :' 110 .. ~";
pcrpu.la-r In t,h-:ltl d ll~tl'1cL. Anolher Bl nilcl<i h ·k ~ '11.
ployee, . Pte. C. B a.lley. 5t.h Berks. :,., T"H()nfVi I"
bave. dl<!d of I"'ouoos. P ie. ~1 alln"'." Cb it rn he"I~ l n
lst 'Oerks, whq WQH w?Uooed 111 t hO' ('arh 51rl.,7d.:< I)f
the wa.r and woo r-eIOin-ed, is nt)" rl>pon;"d m' ~ln'"
as al60 a.rG Pte. T . Belcher, 8th R.. r!;;. 1' 1". \ \ Tli
son a.nd Pt.e. S. W illis, all of Rmfi(t lol : Lan~('. (IT.
poral L. Ferr, ~t.b Ber:'kA, 01 1'. nfl fl .1. IS ft'rlOUftlv
wounded ll..Od In h08P't.a1 a./ B1 1"I!l,n"h,un .. hll f
Pte. W. J . G..ri~ : 8th BOO,. of R ~, IT,ll.
field, IS suft'ertDJr from a. gun sh r,' w')"nrl anrl ·~-s n
a. field hOS!lIta.l In France. , l', .~ \I Wry-'(:~ ~ll
(Buck Row. llintit!ld) ~ :1. p rl&Qn"r d >'I.l r
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SERGT.-MAJOR LAINSBURY AT HOME.
&eg;m.~4l Sugt.·JoII1jOr Loi..
of IJI6 8th
Roya.T Berts (former~ <If the old... 66tb:1, iI iD Bud·

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'M.y we ·~end an experienced represe~­

in 'the . open.tiODJI in

Cape Colony flnd th. Ort.riR6 RiTer Colooy.
rece.iTed the QUf,,~n'. JDed&l. ~ two c}upII.

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Major Rlchard .Hugbes, W 0 h.. /been mad. Tem~
porary Lieut.·CoI. in commaoK oftbe~b YeomaD.l'J',
reaided at Ch &.~\e"orth. He aen:ed througb the
South A frican \'\ra:r &nd took

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tbe interest 1
tae Council, and tbey '
RUSS 111m
Ho propo6ed tha.t. 8. resolution be ~nt. to Ald.
but tha t.- could bc left till t.OO meet.lOg on
lIe.l:~ a.1o th e electlOll of lJa.yor.
. oC reheving Ald. HerOD from. the wroa.!
a.tt.ache.d to a. municill",l reFignato'D., Con-n.
moved and l:Ald. HugheK Beconded WI) fol ·
lowing r e:l6lutiQn: :PaM1ng a new hye-la.w .- " '£.bat
tbe amount or t he line Id t he t'AS8 of tbe. .Mayor.
Alderman, CounCillor. or elective Auditor resignIng (sec. 34, ' su b·sectlon 1 of the Municipa.l Co~·
por~t.ion Act, 18(2)' sbaU be b."
This wu ca.rrled.
unanimoualy.
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A re8oiut.lon postponmg the con&idera.tion of
Al<t H e ron's letter till Nove mber' 9th, propofted. by
Ald .. -!U g hl!6 IlYld seoonded by Coun. Fryer, wu
c,rrl unanimously.
[It a.y be noted tha.t both Aldermen Heroll a.nd
Sea.WB.rd a1"e du e to retiu tbUii year, but·, acoordlng
to the Government regltlatio ru!. for the war. the
.. lit.a.tus .flUe>" 18 to be ma..mt.a.ined. for 3.(Iother
year, so tha.t ~1l retiring: AJdermell. a.nd Councillors
(.0&, oontinuA 10 officer Llil oe:a:t Novem~.
Ald .
H eron. tllerefore, is not. lD the poSltlon of dechnmg
elect.ion, but , to gain bis freedom, must proceed
by way Qf~
' lieS igna.ti o n . HI'S successor, l t her efore.
w1l1 h,ave . Tetire n el:t. year, as Alderman. Wlth
A.1d. Seawa .]
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1tfr. D. N . Heron's long e.nd honourabl& ~r
()u t. h B· WoklDgbam 'I'own CouDell commenced Wltb
the gra.nting of t he Charter lp 1885. . He wu
a mong the 16 elected to forD?l the first l Council,
and, haVIng to retire , upon tJie e lection of foul'"
Aldermen 10 t he same year, headed L:® pon on
h is second ....r eturn.
Continuously returned even
three years, bo fil led t.be po.u llo n o f CounCillor tlU
1890,. wben be was,- With Mr. Tynd"ie Heela.s,
e lected Alderman, W1iich poliii ion be lhQ,S ma.tn·
ta.med tlll t.he rresent time, ha.ving beell re~ lected
l:)y Lbe' Counci every sixth. yea.r.
Be has been
Ma.Yor four- times, viz., In 1890, 1897, 1908 and 1909.
Mr. H eron 1S a.lso a proro ment Fr6er:rla.son, !Lnd
for some years oceupied & position on the CSmmlt;..
tee of St. P a.ul's Scbools.
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FUNERAL OF MR R. Si'f;p
The funera.l of Mr. Robert .8lenhe ns tonk:: pl ~ .
a.t Yatele y on Wedneqcla.y in last. '\1. "'~k.. 'lb", c..hl~f
mouroers were Mr. qarry tl.Vd Mr. Edwa.ril fsL'-p.~,
(!SOnS) , Mr. Johnson (son-in--Ia.w) !lfr .Jnhu_ ~n1
Mr. Green (pcMione.."'S). Some 'bc..a.lIttf. 11 'IH1"'JrM
WOMAN SENT TO PRIS0rwere sent. Mr. Stephen~ wa.'i fonneriy In tn" L\aH
and took parr. llI. tho Ccimenn war. 'fo'!" v;~;..~ t~
t he Wokmgham Borough Bench 011 Tuesday, was awarded a. mtldaL
lIn was on b()~.r. l t-h~
Gordery, of Woklngbam, w.as sent to prlSOU "Tartar" a.nd wag wounded by the b m::ol.lIIg ri \
for obtalllmg moncy h y fa.l se pretenC(lS
Woklng- shell tll1"'O ug h which he was Invalided OU l .-.f h~
ba.m on Septembl3f 18th.
Navy. He tlJen ]01ned the Rroadmoor B I.1 1 H ~
Annie P eltowc.s, " Glpsvside,"
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'Y<'8S eighty~b-wo years
age.
I:epr$entative of t be • Sokhel'"S' I
Families' AAAOClation , MId that
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d ofonallnt a.pphfld. .to h er, and
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::;-ra.nt.ed IS!;. On September
tenda.nt anot.her 150;;., and
The meeting o~ . Coorl. "lfRJ'quis' of UH"llI!'; ,
ISs. was p a.id. . Wltncss
A..O.F .... ol); Monday was m or:e than usu ally mto~
had had no money from
IDg owmg to the tl'OOSUTer/ BTo. W .J. P an;onl
delead'Dt st.lep tbat sbe
having been elected District q.R.
IS t.... ent;
tb ~ Post Ollie. oh peplember 15th tbe 'T:" _ .•~-".
years trince »ro. E. Stok.e6 of t.h& satoO O>m-t [II!,;!
Sept.emt>er- 18th would not have been
this OftiC6. B'NI. Patl!Ons wu' heart.lly con~ tulal("
defend&nt was accused of -rece.inng
by Bro. Fe.:rg"UIIOn (G.R~ a.od others .
Go'Vem~t &be '.at. fir1lt denIed ..
ad.rnl tted iL. She> also signed aN.B.W.T.A.
she had received £.2 56.
A 'l'tlOO ll'lI't'.Oe8aful meeting of the Crmrt.OOMlI!t
~he must. pay back Lhe money
Bt-anoh of th& NatioW!.1 British Wome~' A. SSOCJl·
tion. was held on Wedneed&y in tbo 'We.5leyan
&ehoolro?~. The speaker. W"-6 Mr. Rurbi-d,ge (fYlI!\'!l
cou.rt. In.lSS10DtlJ'.Y of ReadIng). The cn.a.i-r--w".'" t~~e !l
.by Mr. Bisse1.l SOngB and lflC'itations were g'l\'~!l
by Un. Vau~an, Misses Cone, RK:h, BaJT3.rl, a. nd
Wheeler.

experience in executing
infernal . decorations of . refine~ .- taste. (

PUo. W. Long. 01 th. 8th ~~ llOrIu .Resimeat.
"'hose name recently e.ptJeEU"ed lD ' t'tle ca.sualty list.,
· wu killed in the great Adnboe. of ~pt. •Uth. :IUs
home .....-a.s at 7 ,CJ(eW.t.erra.oe.,' KeDb-oOd-"hill. Ti1ebUAt.
. Ue leaves a Wldo_ and file children l for whom' muCh
t,.mp&thy will be felt..

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MI'. ' Nonnan How-eU • • eoond &On of 'Mr. W. Rola.nd
B owelJ, baa.. reoelved hi6 ooDnDlUion .. Second.·
Lieut 10 the 9l.b B&tt. Sbrqpabi:r:e Llg'ht Inf..utr]'.
eJder brotlH!Ll', Lictlt-# R. BUiI Bowell, ia .~
port«l wounded. and nl8llDS".
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POWELL.:;-On No'V'. 2nd, a.t BanbuTY, Annie LoU I"t •
tho eta9\. daughter ' of the la.te F.reden ck .r tuIle:t
J?owe1l, qf Caversham., O:r.on.
:&J:tA"DINGS.-On. Octobez- 3l1l'~ Sa.r.l.h Ann , ~~

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MO~TIMER.
SOLDIK'HS' CONC&ltT.
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The ooldier pa.ttenl£ at the Auxiliaryl War Has.
11~1 g.v~ . & mc..t enLertil.lBing CO'Ilcert on WednesNEW RATE.
1 day evenmg, «?cltoher 27t~. 'Some help ~n the pro.
gra.mme was glven ,by :resIdents, but the !maJorliy of
the items 'was pv-en bv the soldiers. '1lle elTorll:;; of
Wok:iDgh&m Town Lance-Cor-:pl. Pe&ke 'in f liMy Old F a.the r" a.nd
Ha.ll, Ofl Thursda.y "ScmewbcNl a VOII"".6 is ealhng" deservoo. t..be .il.pMylne, in the cbaH'. pllLlu,6 gv..e n, and the cfforts of Drummer Leach In
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Scbool·['(')ad, Tilehtlt'St.

WOODLAND.-On October 30th. At ."ll, Pen.. ~
Readml!. WIlliam George, the .dearly loved hushAII

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KILLED IN. ACTION.
CRRlSTELOW.-On October 13th. killed in "hOD.
·Corp!. J. T. ChriBtrlovr, ag&d 38 year.;. ~p!r
lamented.
KEENE.-Killed by a German bomb while Oil ,!u!'\",1l

tlDOOr-e8.
Tbe and
plani
a t,1....on
songBl1lly
Oy t.hG t.roll!le, were
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. the trenclie& in Fra.uee, George, Henry, ('till;' <'c) \1 01
hie. Out.e.soIOll
·son
"Tbe.
La.nce.corpl. reake, Lance Cerp!. Dn.nka.lI. Sig.
Cbarles and Alice X_nli, fi, M auch e ~tcr· \1)l,I,
RobinllOn, Rfm . •Ghtberoe a.nd Drummer I..each was
Reading, aged 2( yean.
.rende-red ~D ~ Gt.-y le.. The F;onl'K by MiAs Thorp&
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IN MEMORIAM.
wez~ as; usual mlloh apprec iale<i, an d the pairiotlC
Mngs of 'Mr. ·Webb receive.;{ the usual reeepiion. COSI1!lR. - ln loving memory of J . C. CO~ler . I.,t~ oi
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Td.dor-road,
Reading. died November 1111, I'IH.
The pr~mmc, thOllgh long , was well oarned
tlu-;)u ~ h lD goon t.lme, wbl("--h f!~aks well for the
Sadly. mir.sed by his mdo ..... and children.
org&Dl.sation ()f the hOSDl t.a.1 shlf .. Dei t.h6 Ii9ldlen:i
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"Death divideII', but memorj' chngs ."
who h~e lped. Tbe progra mme was a.o; fellowli : I>uet.
"Ch"opftticb," Pte . Stedc lman and' R f m. Cli t.heroe-;
WRDTBS, CROSSESI&' DESIGNS of chOIce CUl l J.-."ell
&OI1i, "'l'h6 01(') Banjo,'; the Trouj>e; re<:lt&t.ion,
"Pell Mell Bogg.ut," Lan("l'l-Cqrp1. Ba.M'OW'; IBGng ~e on the aborta~ D~ oj freah bwucgrOlm n 'l ~~ 11 II
.oderata
prioes. Floral Wnstlul &lid CT()UN trnnl 5~ Yrl'oI
" W1iere my cara.vll.n h as rested," / lIUss TtlOrp" ftut~ Wreatbl, with
i..., and lIo..-ertJ. rrom J.. M. rn e~ I ' J ( [T t l
&olol"March Past, DI;!,lm. Lcaob ; toong, " 'Som6~here ClD .'PPll:::UiDa to G. PHIl'PKN. }'.R B S. }-'LOIl.!:i!•
.a. vQice js oalhng, " Lanoe-Corpl . Pea,1(e; 9On~ , ..."Our R~ODJ"
&JII," It'{r. B . Webb; 600" "lprwich,'
REm .
Clitberoo : gl00, " Soldiers' Fa.I'flwcll," the 'l'l-ol4>e;
.foug. "Edge . of ·a. Buny Bee.f Cu," Drum. ~;
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fIrCB. en,iUed "The Lon, .n<! Short of It." OO<1'l.I .._ _ _
:r..ankm, La.noo-Corol. Barrow, lUm.· Clitheroe a.nd
SiS. Robmson; sbng, "Rose
Tralee," Drum.
Our .bltt aad workroom fadlltle s
Leaclt; , Teclt..a.tion , "Lov& in. a Chtmney," La.noeare such that they can com·
Corpl. Ba.rTO'W; 6()ng, "When Iruh Eyef; 1 are
J]11te (when necessary ) • • . .
Smi~'a
." Miss ThQ'!': ...g. "My Old F.' he,."
MOU RNINO
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W6bb: plant ll.t1on 1B0n:::" ' Goodnight," t.he Troupe ;
GOd a.v-e the Kln;;- . .Before dispenung Mr. Sll1en~e
thanked all who h1id oont.nbuted. to the ovol!Dil} ... ·1I!I
T.J.epboa e · 32Ru. J, " ~
eOJ}oyment. . '
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PO~ CHII;.DREN TEBTHINO ,
. It)'9U1' babT i8 restl_ ' aDd C4nDot ; Prin<Ald and publiahed hy CHARLES
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.Ieep; ttl'"' ~is old..faabJQned rem..a,.
SOM. at. then Stelim Pnn t mg Offices,
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Bla}:·ra..... . Street, ~ the ParlSb of St.,
SOOTI\ING ·
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Readlllil'. 'in tk. Count} of ~rl;.s.
'. will' tJl haft a~ Dight. and baby
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