DISTRICT NEWS
WAKEFIELD. , OBITUARY. a ■ ~ [From, Our Own Correspondent.) The infant son of Mr George /Hir- *?' ? f , }'°P h 9Mse, was buried in the Wakefield Churchyard this' afternoon, by the Rev. J. R. Dart. The hymn, Abide with Me" was sung at the Jrave Lside. ° We regret to have to' record the death of Mrs Joseph Hoult, of Wai-iti, • aged 74. She died yesterday. Her. funeral takes place to-morrow. HARMONIC SOCIETY. The Wakefield Harmonic Society/took up the. wotk of the winter session last nights The piece is "The Mav Queen," by Bennet. .Between 40. and" 50 mem- i bers rolled up. Several were -absent. ! but intend coming next. Tuesday. Our genial and able conductor, Mr E. Edridge, ought to feel gratified at the j support given him in his endeavours to j do something for the benefit of the inn- { fiical portion of our community. We are \ favoured in again getting the" asvistance ! of Miss Palmer, of Foxhill, as our ac- j companist.' - i We hope the deputation which met Mr Herries will bring about eorr.c. betterment in the direction of faster trains, better loading facilities, and extension of. the line"fr""i Clfin Hope. May 20th.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 21 May 1914, Page 2
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