Reading Standard Etc 11-1914

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Civilian Defence Force- at · corps

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b1Cb , 1o nl!ed for ba,ne
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certalD stattS 01 effiCiency hal'r' n

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first ' obJ~ will be to pro : to

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tiD~ve dress,

imitation of the unifolema

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those who· wi~ eldia~ Il'~r OD. Th.- ~d . wiD
., The Govemm~nt prOpooe to form ~ central object , will be to eo"",!ra.., meh to dnl! ....d aely..
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have au tb9rt1;y to -Official rpcoinitioD will ta~e the fonD of 'a
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well. 'i&.liout ..
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ROIerve from th" P"aoo Camp
at. Newbury (who live at ' Crookhadl or
Thatchajn), 'exPfea~ ..~ de8i~ to form
a lP'ard of honour, .aod t.9, ' und~r
Malor La.nti:~' they di~r · the guard
inc uding .. t. Borl!!liBl ()oJ.-Sergt.

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o\vh'lt jlrotrabtod
pa 8 away one more
E Ush ~entlelDell.
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Ab.olom. l'olioo from th, di.i81on
under Supt. ' GamblG _were P,lto pre.fl&nji, . •
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gbod qualinnd ' a.e tbe ilower loDveloped Coffin- was - .
t. po•••••"" by the. SqUlr.e ~f CrookJ bpnie)lp tho path to the ~urch, folha ,and \~hen IllhFnday plKht th~ sad . low." " by relatives land. clos<> ftjeods, tbe
lie 8 spread t~n.t he :bad Jet out bn\his · servlfoontB at pfiT:kham HoulJ.6t the
[ 1~, ,long jourq.ey to the goal -tha.t a)vaitB r e~lployees .on1 the est&te~ a.1:l4 rJ,cn and ,
,. .t11 ,,000 t there \V'ere
'many s£ ~e&rb.
poor !Tom.
of ijIlpr8Blilve
~ne Q)u~tyJ one.
tq.e
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,scene
was 3.1mdepa · s an
'''J''D~ all ola.9Bes JD the county, while Cbop.;:n'a FuneiaFliarclt an. 0 rest
· i!l- th~ , llnmedinte district the- fJorrow . ( in ' the Lord " ~o beautifully pJa.yed
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by ·Mis8 Reynold~ as t~8j C(Egregation
, . '. 4~ He \\:8.8 one~ of
the old 8chool"
W8& .a.ssembIin.il the pr~s"nal hytrin
1reQl31'ked 8 gOD leman attendini: · tbe being II llrief life 1s bem10ur pqrtion'~ .
fiuiero.l on' Tuesd y n Ilnd there are not
and ,the rooes.,onp,] "Q . what the· joy
" tOCj) ,many . .of them:-Left~JI 'Among the
tt'h-d the . gl~1W P'!ust bo," :.t\e remains ·1"
. I lSoo~er clll·&8e8 hia 108s wlll be lelt .per- · were- dep08)~~ In the \f"m~lJ va.ult' l
J,"napf, most of aU, for he was a i&rgeThe sur:pJiced clergy Fere the Ven :
:1 boo.h.ed man, who never tumed l a. deaf
W, M. G.\. :Ouca.t (Archdeacon .of ..
ear to· thoae in 'lead. · At the )"uneral B ~rkB), the. Vicar ~f ,Jfhatcbafu! (tJ1.e
· <thpre wa~ th. Loi"d Li.uteo~ot l of the. Re7. E. Cnan/tJerIaIIlF;< tHe · R.O\'!. 1';.
COuoty and there was the humble.t W .. B&ci< (cur_te), til. Re-o. A:uthon~. c.
' tiller of the Boil,-iUypified theranlleof Hammood (oe!'\U>w,
of HernaW, .1,
f~ r ••pect ill which· tbe decooaod Keotl.. E••",,), · tbe R~v. A. ".;Ijfi,!,..,.a~, R.D., ..
1, \ man wBs Jheld.
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and the Rev. \-L . R ..~.aleadle lNew·

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::'. ~ . -:-8~ch we~e ' 8ome

been heroically
eaae of
week.' was
Mr. and l[rs. 'II'. Davis, of The
B}'8clmell, ~e was only 18 years of
was one of the first members of
I3r·ac1tnell
Bp~ Scouts JIond patriotir.aUy
tori&! Forte, attending two
sympathy at his untimel~' death
sian ~n Saturday, ,'when a. Il arge n1\ mO"lr,

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. people a.tteod"" Eastbampstead
the fuoeral ·...rvice. By the
thought of Captaio H, U. /H . Th.",n~'
at Colchester ~ith the 4.~ Royal
Jm"nt, \·a guard of honou~l was flll"ni"h",11
fitting tribute was paid TI<1 the
Lce..{)o~l. A.. ~ ...rle, ~e.;Corpl.
and ,Pnvatea ReadlDgS, Gale, G:
Soan walked beside the coffio; which ', w,;:O IIPr..
cedl>d by ooarll' forj;y Boy Scouts rep.~es~l'ing
the B.""koon; Eaathamp.tead·
dowri Troops. ;The coffin 'was ur••p<><1 !wI)"1

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1i"01" mony ~yearaMl'. Tull'too~a lv~~Y
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a.ctive part in. the affairs of the coUnty
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a~nd' he had ~ llpi~ t4$ jmpo~a1!t posi...:
tl4nB of Q).i3lrman of the·Countyt Council &DJ of-'the Quarter session-so When ~
the Gounty Ooullcils came into...being in
1889/ he wAs-appointed Vice..chaitrnan
for 'B.lrk.~ire, ., tb. late ' MF. W:· .G.
Mount; )[.1'., .t heo ocCupying ! the
.phair, and some' years before this .he
, ",a8 Vice--Cbau-man' . of QUit.:rter t 888oiliDS. So loog .,go as 1861 b.e was
\ \ mlde'1a. magistrate, and he was Chairman /bf Newbury County Bench. lie
bad. al:rvljl the office of Hign Sheriff of
Berkahiril au(J ·ha:d also .a<lted aa J)eputy
Lieutenallt_ , In politic>a be was a 000- ~
ae"ative and at one time was chairma.n
r of the South Berka · Cou86l'Vativ'e Ago..
' ciation~ . for aODle years [ be held ". ,
: uaptaincy_, tn tbl> !Royal Berks }Wgimoill of Yeomaory.
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he m.rn"" Florence, fourtb daughtoo"
of the late James Blyth, of Woolhamp-

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at St. Mary'S Church, IJ'hatcham, 00
.TU.e.qay afteroooOl' 80 great ",a. the
deBire to pay • lut. tribute of .....pec~
. td rthe mempry of,.. lIr. TuJI that the
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_ tlie . congregation -~ which . auem.bled..
Th!fo 'Were geutle[Jleb, bolding ' high 1

. office, there Were labourers· and there
were litt~o schO!ll ehildreo, ~ll~ of whbm·'
,,,.~ co,:"e to bId AI! allecli10Date far..

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sorrow a.t tho funer,al, which took place

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