PERSONAL

Stratford Evening Post, Volume LVIV, Issue 99, 4 January 1927, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mrs. Jolly, who has been staying at the County Hotel, left by the mail train for the south this morning.

Miss Muriel Starr and her company were passengers for the South by this morning's mail train.

Mr. and Mrs C, D. Sole, who haVe been on a visit to Wellington, returned to Stratford by the mail train last evening.

Mr W, J. Scoble, of New Plymouth, who staved with Mr. and Mrs B. Scoble, for the races, returned home this morning, .

Sir James GunsW and Miss Gunson arrived in Stratford yesterday and were guests at the County Hotel, leaving for the South by the mail train this morning.

Miss Richards, Matron of the home for deaf and dumb patients at Sumner, who has been staving at the County Hotel, left for the South by the mail train this morning.

Mr. R, Clarke, of the railways clerical staff, Wellington, who hai been spending the holidays with hit parents", Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clarke of Stratford, returned to Wellingtoi yesterday.

The death occurred at New Plymouth yesterday of Mrs E. F. Fookes, after an unfortunate illness following upon a. scratch on the hand. Mrs Fookes had not been in good health for some time, and blood poisoning ensued after she had scratched her hand some weeks ago. Her condition became so serious that it was found necessary to a mT, utate her arm. Tt was hoped that this would lead to a complete recover?, but such wag. not the case. Mr. Fookes was the second danoditer of the late Caution ann" Mr<j Oanel. She was verv hieh"V thought of bv the mauv peoole with whom she en mo in contact, and deep sympathy win be felt for Dr. Fookes and his family in the loss they have sustained.