... Wilton Reed, died January ajr«d 67- The principal mourners were Mrs. Wilton Reed (widow\ Mr. Henry Kent (brother-inlaw\ Miss Edith and : Caroline Kent (sisters-in-law), Ernest Thompson, of York (nephew). Mater H. O. Lock (the deceased's partner). Mr. ...

... A happy evening waa closed 1 the singing of Auld Lang Syne. TEMPLECOMBE. Golden Wedding Celebration.— On Thursday, - Mr. and Mrs. George Belbin celebrated their golden • wadding. Mr. and Mrs. Belbin have an extraordini ary record, having been born ...

... Drury, of Spetisbury. The mourners were : Mr. 11. i. ' Arnold, brother: Mrs. R. E. Arnold, sister-in]Y~ Mrs. Rowecliffe, niece (Kent); Mrs. George« j lr, ig'ton Brow ne, sister-in-law : and Miss Dillon He. cousin. number beautiful floral tributes 1 ...

... sympathy in their recent sad bereavement, and for the beautiful floral tributes sent. GOLDEN WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Elford Soper, formerly Templecombe, celebrated their golden wedding at Swindon Tuesday. Mr. Sopor was born at Basingstoke on April 3rd, 1851 ...

... Money this Sale. •■■-■•. • [21110 Come and Inspect H. C. Lemon's Boot Bargains at Bridge-street, also in Market-Placo, Sturminster Newton, on Monday next. Holdfast * and Moccasins Boots at special prices. Wear guaranteed. Please note —Last week sale ...

... the 1 * 0,1 Thursday afternoon, presided over by Mr. S. M. Kent. There was large company present, and excellent address was given by Mrs. Mould, of London. 1 hrough the kindness of Mrs. S. M. Kent, was handed round. collection was taken for I the Home Mission ...

... Assistant Cltvk (Afr.iF. J. Kendall). Chairman said they* were ail very sorrv to hear of the death member of the Board. Mr. H. T. Kent, of whose work they all appreciated. He was a man loved by all Who knew him. and was sound judgment. was sure they would all ...

... and thence to the New Forest, returning via j Bournemouth. Golden* Wedding.-—Captain Richard Wills anl Mr . Wills, of A lb?rt-terrace, received many congratulations Saturday attaining their golden wedding. They were married in St. John's Church August 10th ...

... Collection pot plants— 1 S Elsworth. Sweet peas—l, G. Davis :2. Mrs. Kent. ,r Roses--I. Mrs. Kent, Stoke Wake: 2. S. J. FJsworth. Cut flowers--!, G. Davis :2, E. EyTes ;3, Miss K. Kent. Wild flowers —I. H. AJner G. Granger; 3. Ashley Stokes, King Stag. ...

... Okeden, Colonel uiwood, D.S 0., C.M.G., and Mrs. AVinwood, Mrs. Baunatyne, the Misses Mr. Mr. AValroiid, Rev. Norman Kent, 0.8. E., and Mrs. Kent, Colonel Lord Ellcnborough, C.8., Mr. Parker (Bristol). Major and Mrs. Deventsb. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Mr-. Jaraieson ...

... Ladies' thread the needlerai-e—l, Miss Hideout; 2, Miss I. Foot POWERSTOCK. Golden Wedding.—Mr. and Mrs. William Garland, oi Dean. Woodcutts, Salisbury, have celebrated their golden wedding. They were married on August 17th, 1875, at Powerstock, ly the Yen ...

... their performance. Ihe brigades subsequently partook of tea the Crown Hotel, Mr. 'E. C'. Hunt presiding. Guardlans Mekting.—The Boot Hill Danger.—At Tuesday's meeting of the Board Guardians, Mr. W. Jestv presided, and reported that during the past fortnight ...