NEWMARKET
I hear the fair grocer is leaving us. ' Will he no com© back again ?' Perhaps he is going to find the barber.. \V T and AC, of Huntly. are soon to be made one— which one ? ...The dance in the hall was all 'Sir Garnet,' and enjoyed by a11...VV K is very often in Brighton Hoad. Has V H anything to do with it ?. .Our own T B is very quiet. .Time is now np for ordering front seats for the duel between G D and HO, all through KM. Ask JSor J C about it... Who were the eagle eyed ones hidden amongst the railway trucks on Sunday ?..JB does not seem to grieve much since E B has gone to Coromandel. W B now takes up the. running. . Mus K Me and J E are looking for a house. Listen to the wedding bells. .Cigarettes seem plentiful of late. Surely Miss J B and K. M know nothing of it. .Those seats at the station are wearing out, too overloaded I suppose.. The dentist was not long in starting business after the lollle-shop opened.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 925, 3 October 1896, Page 30
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187NEWMARKET Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 925, 3 October 1896, Page 30
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