... Following supper, a fine musical programme was sustained by Mrs D. Thomson. Mrs K. Thomson. Mrs Arthur. Miss N. Thomson. Mr R. Hardie and Mr C. Thomson. Burns Supper. —On Monday evening the Women’s Association Markinch U.F. Church held their annual Burns supper ...

... officials were appointed for the ensuing year;—Captain, J. Murray Young; vice-captain. David Lawson; secretary and treasurer. Thomas B. Lightbodv; committee— A. P. Beveridge. R. A. Kirkaldy. A. Kinnear, P. S. Lawson. J. Mcßeath, R. Nairn and D. Laing. METHILHILL ...

... lieges in a state fear and alarm. (2) with his clenched fist, struck Thomas Hardle (47), miner. 17 Glasswork Street, Kirkcaldy, a severe blow on the left side the face, whereby Hardie sustained a slight bruise, and (3) while within a police car. then being ...

... filthv and disgusting language, and with his right clenched fist struck Thomas Hardie, aged 47, miner, Glasswork Street, Kirkcaldy, severe blow the left side the face, whereby Hardie suffered a slight bruise left side of his face. At 11.25 p.m. the same ...

... appointed to act as interim moderator in the vacancy. Si Andrew’s Church Guild.— the meeting of St Andrew’s Church Guild. Rev. Thomas Balfour, M.A., Denbeath. gave an illuminating and thought-provoking address on “Samson. Solos were delightfully rendered ...

... TRAFFIC OFFENDERS For failing to stop at the halt sign at the junction of Forth Avenue North and Bennochy Road. John Hardy Herdman, 97 Massereene Road was fined OS. Mr Usher said the accused had been cycling very slowly but ho should have stopped at the ...

... Syme and Simptop, Rosytb't wingers, was game two good defences. Hibs' 'keeper had a penalty save. Mention must be made of Hardie. Hibs' inside-right. He was the best forward on view. When the teams met in the re-play on Wednesday evening Hibs were beaten ...

... 274 4 6 Mrs Annie N. Turnbull. Wayside. Limekilns 3.936 10 John M. Millie. 26 High Street, (‘rail 748 11 Thomas Forret. Coaltown of 3.574 Thomas Buchan. 57 Bruce Street. Dunfermline 3.311 9 Mrs Grace W. Arnott. Aslihank. Auchtermuclity 3.241 19 J m e ...

... Forret, W. Moyes, J. Jamieson and Thomas Hutchison. HISS’ NARROW Win.—On Saturday. Valleyflcld were visitors Public Park in a league fixture. The game was very evenly contested and Bibs won by the odd goal in five. Hardie opened for Hibs after 15 minutes; ...

... hn R. Craig. Harness—Andrew Chalmers. Percherons—John Elphinstone. Tradesmen’s Turnouts—John Klphiustone. Horse .’shoeing—Thomas Reid. Hunters, etc.—M. A. Spencer Nairn, Ayrshire*—S. B. Alston. British I'riesiau—Alex. Graham. Other Cattle—John Mcßury ...

... renderings, one being the popular Australian number. Waltxing Matilda. and members the company contributed items. Bro. Thomas Gowan presided at the organ. The function, voted a huge success by all, will doubt be a memorable one in the records of Lodge ...

... Lyall, Donald Mackay. Thomas M. McAndrew. Michael McQrory, James Michie, Michael J. O’Keefe, David Park John Richardson. Graham Rosie. Thomas J. Bcott, Douglas Shearer. Archibald W. Simpson. David Stark. John B. Stewart. Thomas J, Taylor, James A. Thomson ...