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Handbag Opened and Purse Taken A WELL-KNOWN Boston lady had an unhappy experience while spending the holiday week-end London, being robbed of her purse, which contained over £4~nearly all the money which she and her husband had with them. The lady was Mrs. F. BorrUl. Skirbeck Ro

LICENSEE AND CUSTOMER DENY LATE DRINK CHARGES “NO BEAUTIFUL BARMAID TO TAKI EMPTIES AWAY”! When the police entered them into the bar. The Inspector who was the landlord and witiuthat he was. The Inspector the:, that he was not the landlord, bin ness insisted that he was. In tin-

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL treat a.r-ranged for yesterday (Thursday) at the Priory had b? postponed owing to the weaather. At a recent meeting of the Church Council it was decided to paint and creosote the Church Hall.

Wreaths were sent as follow; “Happy memories.” from Father. Mary and Geoff; Peggy and Geoff; to Uncle David, from Baby Richard Barnett; Cecily, Southbourne; Jack and Auntie Nellie; Mr. and Mrs. Miller-Thurlby. Jessie and Em, Great Casterton, Stamford; Mrs. R. Stanley Johnson. Le

1 W. Sewell. Gant; back currants, I F. H. Taylor. 2 E Gant; oking apples. 1 W. Sewell. 2 Scarbrough, r. M. TgyVor; dessert apples, 1 Taylor, 2 M. Lea. W. Sewell. FLOWERS. Basket ef flowers. 1 Miss C. Achurch. Mia» J/wyles. 3 Mrs. W. Chapman; (six varieties), 1 W. Sewell. Mrs. J

Charles Alfred Green, farmer, South View Farm, Burgh Road, Skegness, stated that about 7 p.m, on Thursday, July 27th, he visited his “off yard.” »hich is situate about 60 yards from the main Burgh-Skegness Road. The yard is located in a grass field and comprised one straw stack,

Death of Mias Madge Auckland FIS WITH regret that the death had to recorded Min Florence Marjorie (Madge) Auckland, only daughter of Coun. and Mrs. Charleg Auckland, ot The Rosary, SpUsby Road, Horn cm tie, which occurred bar heme yesterday (Thursday) afternoon. Every sympathy w

v. BOSTON B.C At Coningsby on Wednesday, in the Boston League. Div. I 164 F. Davis 20 H. Bonner W. Almond 21 H. Capes E. Sivill 21 F. Swinn D. Sivill 21 G. Capes J. W. Sivill 14 G. Swinn J. S. Kemp 7 J. R. Smith Colts G. Richardson C.‘ T. Linford 21 R. Greswell C. Pell 17 W. E.

of Frampton, Boston, on a similar machine. Walker is a rider who has steadily improved this year and his success was well-deserved.