CHRISTMAS 1913 SHOPPING. THOUSAND PRESENTS. HAVE DEVOTED THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT TO THE DISPLAY

The Colonel was born at VVrea Green and educated at the Westby Endowed School.and 'the-Kirkham Grammar School. 1863 he entered the County Offices and was appointed Governor of . the Harris Orphanage in tsBB. Early :in life he joined the Science and' Art thd old Mechanics’ Instit

T. Coupe, Son, and Co 1 1 Councillor W. Worden 10 6 Mrs. J. R. Hodgson 10 6 Councillor Leigh 10 6 Coun. Middlebrook, toys value... 10 6 Darlington and Co 5 o Mrs. Jamieson 5 0 Mrs. V. Horne 3 o Mrs. Taylor Mrs. H. Melling 6 Mr. W. Worden 2 o Mrs. Melling 2 o Miss B. Thornley 1 o

The Mayoress, Lady Hollins. Miss Hollins. Mrs. Hayhurst. Mrs. Woodhead, St. Annes. Mrs. Alderman Myerscough Mrs J. R. Hpdgsou, Fuhvood. Mrs. J. F. Simpson, Fulwood. Mrs. G. E. Baxter, Hoghton. Miss Crook, Hoghton. Mrs. J. Hodson. Higher Walton. Miss J. Turner. Mrs. G. Bagot. Mis

The series of performances by the Corporation organist was continued on Saturday evening, the Dewhurst organ being the medium of highly interesting set of pieces. Mendelssohn’s Athalie overture was the opening number, followed by a delicate example, of modern organ music in Lema

A very successful smoking concert was held at the Emmanuel Men's Institute on Tuesday evening, the chair being taken by the president (the Rev. W. E. H. Morris). The large room upstairs was crowded with members and friends, who seemed to thoroughly enjoy the good things provided

GREEN.—Mrs. Groen and Family beg Tender their Sincere Thanks u> the Mayor and Aldormon and Councillors, also the Town Clerk and Borough Surveyor and all other Corporation Officials, also the Clorgy and all tho Members of St. Saviour’s (especially the Men’s Bible Ciossl, and tho

28th ult.. very succcesful orivo ami danro took in tho Weeton C.E. School. The members of St. Michael's Church choir committee, with Mr. F. G. Robinson at the hoad, had made all arrangements for the comfort and pleasure of those attending. The room was tastefully decorated, and

The annual spinsters’ social took place the Wesham Church Schools last night (Friday). The social was, as usual, a great success, the necessary entertainment being provided by the young ladies of the parish. The proceeds were in aid of the debt on the new churchyard-. WILLOWS WH