JOHN T. WOOLLEY & WALLIS will hold their usual SALE of FAT and STORE STOCK Salisbury Market, on Tuksday, May 31st, 1910, Eleven and Poultry 12.:J0 o’clock, Dairy Produce at o’clock. Present Entries;-- .50 Fat EWES. Fat TEGS, in Fat LAMBS Fat and Suckler CALVES. Bacon and Store P

“What can have become Newbyf“ asked Mr. Clair, and looked inquiringly at the faces of ht« sister. Lady Panwin, his three guests, and Dorothy, his daughter and only child. No one could answer turn, for no one knew. Sir John Newbv had been invited on Saturday to Monday visit, four

WESTERN CriRONiCLE, YEOYIL, FRIDAY. MAY aO, 11»U>. »*f tb*t door would change tii© luck. 1 wonoer i that Mr. Clair hasn’t opened it ages and ages ago-'* It might change it for the woree,” said Dorothy, quickly. “My grandfather opened the door, and several of my ancestors; but the

The service was held in All Saint*’ Church at 7.30 p.m. On Friday. There was large congregation and the Parish Council of Yeovil Without attended. The Rev G. R. G. Norris gave an impressive address, taking for his text words. Fear God. honour the King.” The • Dead March in Stul"

The service the Parish Church was held at o’clock, on Friday, the preacher being the Rev 11. J- Phillip-'. The church was full. Muffled peals were rung during the day. A service was held in the esleyan Church on Friday 1 p.m., conducted Mr Edmouds, of 11 minster. The form of ser

There was large congregation at St. Barnabas Church on Friday. About members of the Yeomanry from Queen Camel and district met at the village school and marched to church in full uniform, under the command of Sergt. Brain. After the service the members of the Yeomanry were enter

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and LAMB. DAIRY-FED PORK. - SAUSAGES. - ■ -ARD. JOINTS KEPT xN ICE HOUSE IN HOT WEATHER. Families Waited upon Dallj/. C. M. SIBLEY, YEOVIL. TIMIN'HULL CLUB FESTIVAL. Glorious weather prevailed on Tuesday, when the members of the Tintinhull Friendly Society held their annual fest