Ross Gazette 2nd July 1914 - Page 5
Ross Gazette 2nd July 1914 - Page 5
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| Date | 02/07/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 2nd July 1914 |
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- R FanforT THE SALE OF THE YEAR . O al P bies a din tod of ot SOUTHALL & SON'S 667377 BIG Бол ha SUMMER SALE COMMENCES THIS DAY , THURSDAY , AND PROVIDES A GREAT OPPORTUNITY BIG IN ALL OLASSES OF TO ACQUIRE BARGAINS RELIABLE DRAPERY GOODS . Market Place , Ross . PUBLIC SERVICES . ROSS PARISH CHURCH . Rector : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYRLE , M.A. Curates : Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PAYTON , B.A. Organist : Mr. F. J. PARSONS . SERVICES FOR SUNDAY . 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION . 11 a.m .: MATINS , HOLY COMMUNION and SERMON . Kyrie Eleison Thorne in E flat . Hymns 34 , 211 , 239 . 3 p.m .: CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m .: EVENSONG and SERMON . Anthem- " Sweet is Thy mercy . Lord , " Barnby . Hymns 38 , 230 , 550 . CONCLUDING ORGAN VOLUNTARIES ( a ) Toccata and Fague in D minor J. S. Bach . ( b ) Andantino in G minor , Wolstenholme . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .: MATINE 8.15 p.m .: EVENSONG . DAILY - 8 a.m. MATINS ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex- cept Wednesday ) . HOLY BAPTISM : Sundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. BUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BARMON . - TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENRONG AND BERMON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister : Rev. W. A. PowICKE , M.A. Services : Sundays , 11 a.m. , 6.30 p.m. Young Men's Bible Class , 2.30 p.m. Wednesdays - Service at 7.30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE . Services : Sunday Morning . 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sunday School , 2.45 . Bible Classes for Young Men and Women . Mondays - Young People's Guild at 8 p.m. Wednesday , 7.30 : Week - night Service . WESLEYAN OHURCH . Rev. J. ANGUS , Ruperintendent Minister . Bervices : Banday Morning , 11 : Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. p.m. THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11 a.m. , Breaking of Bread . 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. an 2.30 Sunday School . Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . OHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . Rev. J. B. MOORE , Priest . Sundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 . Holydays - Mass , 8 a .. Weekdays , 8 a.m. Lessons for Sunday , July 5th . July ( 4th Sunday after Trinity ) . MORNING . 1 Sam . 12 . Act 12 . EVENING . 1 8am 13 or Ruth 1 . Jude . FORTHCOMING EVENTS . 9. - Guardians and District Council . July 11. - Camp Sports . July 13. - School Managers . July 14. - Aston Ingham Fete . July 14. - Military Tatoo . THE ADBRUNT prer is YJUG ROSS GAZETTE - THURSDAY , JULY 2. 1914 . read over by the Hon . Secretary , Bro . W. A. Smallman , passed and signed . One new mem- ber was elected , and one proposed for elec- tion at the next meeting of the Lodge . The subject of the annual outing to be held at Bryngwyn on July 25th was discussed , and final arrangements made . The following were elected on the sports ' committee , viz . , Brothers T. A. Lewis , A. Smith , Capt . Allen , Capt . Pope , Bros. C. Weaver , C. Hitchings , H. Hillier , and Huckson . It was agreed to have a special meeting of the Lodge on July 11th . The Lodge was then closed . WHITCHURCH . THE WATER SCHEME . - At the last monthly meeting of this Counucil , Mr. V. Wade brought un the question of repairs to a road at Welsh Bicknor . - The Chairman , Messrs . W. F. Davies , and H. Webb were ap- pointed to view the road and report . The following letter was read from the Local Government Board : - " I am directed by the Local Government Board to advert to your letter of Mar. 9th last , forwarding plans , esti- mates and details of a proposed gravitation scheme of water supply for the parish of Whitchurch , and I am to state that after careful consideration of all the circumstances the Board have decided not to press the Rural District Council at present to proceed with the scheme . " - There was no comment on the communuication . - The Local Govern- ment Board asked for returns showing the results of the inspection of dwelling - houses under the Housing , Town Planning , etc. , Act , 1909. The Surveyor was instructed to complete the returns asked for . WHAT DYSPEPTIOS SHOULD KNOW PHYSICIAN'S TIMELY ADVICE . The fact that few dyspeptics really under- stand the cause of their trouble is probably the reason why drugs are still used to such an alarming extent . The practice is wrong , however , and is strongly condemned by many physicians . The presence of excess acid in the stomach is the cause of practically all forms of diges- tive trouble , and this can be neutralised and rendered harmless by the occasional use of ordinary bisurated magnesia - a product which can be obtained of any chemist . Phy- sicians use bisurated magnesia themselves as well as recommend it to their patients , be- cause they recognise that it not only over- comes dangerous stomach acid and thus en- sures easy digestion , but by its use no harm- ful drug is introduced into the system and therefore there can be no unpleasant after effects . Half a teaspoonful taken in a little- water after meals is usually quite sufficient to keep the food contents of the stomach free from fermentation and acid , thus en- suring normal digestion . Inquiry amongst local chemists show that bisurated magnesia is well known for its valuable properties , and that special arrange ments have been made by Albert Porter , of 18 , High - street , to supply it in both powder and tablet form . HEREFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS . SEVEN PRISONERS FOR TRIAL . The Herefordshire Quarter Sessions were July 17 - Visit of British Ecological Society . Judge Ingham ( Chairman ) presided in the held at Hereford on Monday . His Honour First Court , and Sir Geoffrey Cornewall in the Second . The names of seven prisoners appeared on the calendar . LAMPS TO BE LIGHTED . Thursday , July 2nd to Thursday , July 9th . Thursday 9.18 Monday 9.17 Friday Tuesday .... 9.17 Saturday .. Wednesday .. 9.16 Sunday Thursday 9,15 " .... **** 918 9.17 9.17 LYDBROOK . FLOWER SHOW . - This annual event , which always takes place the Thursday fol- lowing August Bank Holiday , will this year be on August 6th . Every preparation is being made by the committee to make this show even more successful than in former years , and an attractive programme will shortly be advertised in all the local papers . TEACHERS MEETING - A meeting of the Forest of Dean Teachers belonging to the N. U. T. was held at the Courtfield Arms on Saturday last , but perhaps owing to the grand summer weather and the at- traction of out - door sports , the attendance was not a large one , about 20 being present . A paper was read by Mr. Bryant on the Teachers ' Registration , and a short discus- sion ensued . Those present enjoyed an ex- cellent tea provided by Mr. and Mrs. C. Knight , the host and hostess of the Court- field Arms . UPTON BISHOP . The Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds , Upton Bishop , are not holding their annual fete , as usual ; but will hold a Church parade and service at Upton Bishop Church on Sunday , August 23rd . Members of other societies cordially invited to meet at Parish Room at 3 o'clock sharp . Collection for Ross Cottage Hospital . Advt . NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE . -The monthly meeting of the " Upton Bishop and District " Lodge of the National Conservative League was held at Crow Hill on Saturday night last , when Bro . Captain A. W. W. Pope presided over a good attend- ance . The minutes of the last meeting were LINDSEY PRICE LTD . ( LATE GEO . HOLLOWAY & WEBB ) , HEREFORD'S FURNISHING Furniture , Биле tane BUNNING & SOWERSBY'S com SUMMER SALE WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY , 13th JULY , 1914 . This is THE GENUINE SALE of HIGH - CLASS DRAPERY : Everybody locally waits for this Sale , Its GENUINENESS has become proverbial . TASTE , QUALITY , VALUE , PRE - EMINENT . EVERYTHING AT REDUCED PRICES . BUNNING & SOWERSBY , ROSS . CRICKET . TO LEAGUE SECRETARIES - Attention is drawn to the rule that the secretary of the home team must send in the scores within three days of any match in order to secure the points . , ROSS V. LYDNEY & AYLEBURTON . In brilliant sunshine these clubs met at [ the Park , Ross , on a typical batsman's wic-- ket . Lydney had the choice of innings , and commenced their venture in a very quiet and steady manner against the deliveries of Montgomery and Battersea . By stages of one and two runs the score was slowly increased fours were then added , and at the score of for only 14 runs were up in ten overs . Three 27 the first wicket fell . The three succeed- ing men added very appreciable scores , but the best display was that given by H. Jones , George William Blaina , whose home is at who put together a stylish 30 , which included Kerry Gate , Abbeydore , was charged with five 4's . Seven wickets were down for 91 , assaulting a girl of sixteen named Alice Wil- but through the plucky efforts of Garrett and liams at Abbeydore . The jury found the Coxson the score was taken to 121 before the prisoner guilty , but as he had already been whole side were disposed of . The Ross Skip- in prison for ten weeks he was bound over to per tried four bowlers , three of whom met be of good behaviour for twelve months . with success , Montgomery coming out with Henry John Mahoney ( 24 ) , collier , was the best analysis . Ross made a bad begin- sentenced to three calendar months for burning , for with the score at only five , West glary at Walford . fell a victim to Grey for three . Jeffery then Edward Victor Wright ( 26 ) , taxidermist , joined Banner , and these took the score to pleaded guilty to stealing a blanket , bath 53 , out of which the captain was only re- towel , and a pair of socks at Wormbridge , sponsible for 8 , the scoring being left chiefly on April 29th . - Evidence showed that the to Banner , who played very bright and in- prisoner took the articles from a clothes line teresting cricket . Thomas was next man in , in a garden which was near the road . - The and both he and Banner treated the specta- prisoner , who admitted a previous conviction tors to a splendid exhibition of cricket , for for felony at Worcester in 1910 , was sen- it was not until the runs came within two tenced to three months ' hard labour . of the century that Banner , was caught and Brian Fury and Jeremiah Howells , dealers , bowled by Shingles for a delightful and most were charged with stealing five lambs , the continued to open his shoulders for a time , useful 58 , including seven 4's . Thomas still Leominster . It was alleged prisoners com- property of William Price , of Orleton , near They were sentenced to three calendar months mitted the offence by means of a trick deal . in the third division . Bernard Margetts , alias Robert Brown ( 23 ) , a groom , was charged with housebreaking at Clifford and Kenchester . There was also warrant out for him at Hereford for stealing a set of harness and a rope . He pleaded guilty , and was sentenced to ten months ' hard labour . Leonard Landman ( 25 ) , labourer , found guilty of stealing eleven sheep , the property of Percy Andrews , at Clehonger , was sen- tenced to three months ' hard labour . This concluded the business . CYCLEALITIES . Free Wheels Rear ear Carriers Accesso ccessories Novelties Knock - out ut Prices HOUSE . Handlebars Inflators Floor Coverings , and all Furnishings . AN IMMENSE SELECTION ALWAYS . ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE . 16 , COMMERCIAL - STREET , HEREFORD . Lamps Lubricants Air Tubes Non - skid Tyres Dress Guards Garbide utfits ROSS . Cannafade THOMPSONS CASEMENT CLOTH . 50 in . wide . told . per yard . Write for Patterns THOMPSONS ' Ltd. , Tottenham Court Road , London . he being ably assisted by Wilden , but when pleasure to watch , and it included one six he had registered , 64 to his credit , Thomas was smartly stumped . His innings was a little trouble , though at the drawing of and seven 4's . The remaining men gave very stumps Ross had one man to spare with the of changes in the bowling , four of whom score at 162 for nine . Lydney had a variety Grey , Shingles , Jones , and Garrett - met with success . Taking the match as a whole it will be seen from the scores that out of clean - bowled , the others being either caught the twenty - one batsmen only one man was or stumped , the proof of which is that the wicket greatly favoured the batsmen , Scores : LYDNEY AND AYLEBURTON . G. T. L. Jones , c Howells , b Mont'ery 12 J. L. Davies , c West , b Montgomery 16 M. Jarrett , run out 10 H. Shingles , c Howell , b Montgomery 8 H. Jones , 1b w , b Howell- 80 J. Grey , c Jeffery , b Montgomery ... L. A. Coxson , c Montgomery , b Battersea A. Smale , not out Extras runs , whilst Yorath took two wickets for eight , and Sprake three for 10. Tea was kindly provided for both teams by Mr. A. W. Foster , and was much appreciated . Scores : - ROSS . G. Little , b Mansfield H. Sherwood , b Lilley W. J. Sprake , b Lilley A. H. Fowler , c Dove , b Lilley *** 10 ... 20 2 7 T. W. Lovelace , c Kirby , b Mansfield 8 W. Brown , b Lilley N. F. Counsell , e Powell , b Lilley G. Wilce . b Lilley H. Yorath , c Dove , b Greening H. Kemp , not out T. Ruston , b Lilley Extras BROCKHAMPTON . S. Lilley , b Counsell W. Haste , b Yorath J. Lilley , b Yorath W. Dove , c Fowler , b Counsell T. Williams , o Little , b Counsell W. Mansfield , b Sprake 8 1 ... DOATIA LOLOTE SALOOLO000 59 18 " 1 3 1 A. R. Kirby , c Sherwood , b Sprake ... M. Hall , b Sprake H. Greening , b Counsell O. Olarke , not out S. Powell , b Counsell Extras 57 LONGHOPE V. ALL SAINTS ( GLOU- CESTER ) . Played at Gloucester on Saturday . Scores : LONGHOPE . J. Constance , e Toomey , b Bray G. Sterry , b Bray H. Hall , e Toomey , b Bray T. Acton , a Mitchell , b Wood R. Hill , b Bray F. Davis , not out G. Wright , not out Extras ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ( LIMITED ) For Real Pleasure , Ride Victor Cycles . PRICES FROM 10 £ 4 10 Easy Payments arranged to suit Purchasers PASSEY & HALL HALL Ltd. , CENTRAL CYCLE WORKS , 35 , GLOUCESTER ROAD , ROSS . ... 27 35 16 11 It will interest you , and will save you Send for our Illustrated List . Full ( 5 wkts . ) 125 money . Innings declared . W. Bowkett . F. Wintle , E. Bowkett , and 0. Sterry did not bat . GLOUCESTER . P. Mitchell , e Hall , b Wright S. Hunt . run out E. Watts , b Wright S. Apperley , e Hall , b Wright B. Wood , not out B. Toomey , b Sterrv G. Bray , b Sterry W. Badham , b Wright W. Barnfield , e Sterry , b - Wright W. Holloway , b Wright G. Mitchell , run out Extras BRADLEY COURT V. HEREFORD CATHEDRAL SCHOOL . Played at Hereford on the 20th 42 ult . Young took eight wickets for four runs , and performed the hat trick . Scores : - HEREFORD SCHOOL . W. E. S. Burdess , c and b Howell 1 S. Garrett , c Battersea , b Mont'ery ... 16 . 10 J. Collins , e Meredith , b Battersea 6 7 5 121 T. S. Gowering b Young O. N. Harris , 5 Sanders F. S. Vaughan , b Young W. C. Banner , c and b Shingles 59 B. O. Ware , B Young W. T. W. Jeffery , b Jones 8 Sheppard , b Young H. N. S. Thomas , o Burdess , b Garrett T. M. Ragg , 1bw , b Young 64 T. T. Yak , o Abbott , b Young A. Wilden , o Groy , b Garrett L. 8. Munn , b Young G. V. Dodderidge , b Young BOBS . H. West , c Jones , b Grey C. Montgomery , e Coxson , b Shingles 8 R. E. Davies , b Shingles H. L. P. Battersea , o Burdess , b Garrett H. T. Howell , not out H. Meredith , st . Burdess , b Shingles 5 Extras L. T. Day did not bat . ALYSIS - " ** BOWLING ANALYSIS . - ROSS . C. Montgomery H. L. P. Battersea H. T. Howell W. C. Banner 162 0. M. R. W. 15 8 48 5 8.3 1 87 2 8 3 21 2 20 10 1 4 ... 15 10 K. S. Hemmingway , e and 5 Sanders A. D. Briscoe , not out Extras BRADLEY COURT . G. Blacker Douglas , c Sheppard , b Vanghan O. W. Sanders , c Hemmingway , b Vaughan A. O. Scott , b . Sheppard R. E. Abbott , 1b w , b Sheppard B. W. Young , c Dodderidge , b Vaughan T. Ashworth , 1bw , b Dodderidge Machines of any make taken in part payment . Market allowed . Don't Buy a Kodak !. Until you know how to use it . Value We give FREE INSTRUCTION to intending purchasers , who can see Developing by Tank or Dish Method , and Printing , & c . , any day in our Workrooms . Our experience as Professional Photographers is at your service . Films Developed and Printed We stock every requisite for the Amateur Photographer . within 24 Hours . COLMAN DEBENHAM Gloucester - road ( opposite G.P.O. ) , CRICKET FIXTURES . - ROSS FIRST ELEVEN . 89 July 4 - Ledbury , home *** 13 13 R. 8. Osmaston , 1bw , b Dodderidge 38 P. J. B. Tillard , b Sheppard A. E. Goldesbrough , b Sheppard .. Adams , b Sheppard R. T. M. Leir , not out Extras 188 UBBF00227 5 77 ROSS AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE . ROSS " A " V. BROCKHAMPTON . Ross " A " team visited Brockhampton on Saturday last with a very depleted team , two substitutes having to be picked up on the way . The home captain won the toss , and sent the visitors in . At the commence- ment Sherwood played very confidently , but when well set had the misfortune to play on . He had made 20 out of 24 runs for the first wicket . Little played his usual patient game for his runs , but none of the other men did themselves justice , and the side were all out for 59. A very moderate total on a good wicket . Lilley bowled well for the home side , and obtained seven ) wickets at a small 32 ( not out ) . Perrystone , first innings , 14 ; cost . The same player rattled up 18 for his sides was good . Mantle five for 9 ; A. Her- second innings , 14 . GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD V. PERRYSTONE . Goodrich and Bishopswood , 59 ; 8. R. Cryer Played at Goodrich on June 27th . Soores : The bowling on both July 8 - Cheltenham , away July 11 - Chepstow , home July 18. - Ludlow and South Shropshire , away July 25. - Stroud , home July 28 Old Herefordians , home " A " TEAM FIXTURES . July 7 - Bradley Court School , home July 25. - Bradley Court School , away " LEAGUE FIXTURES . July 4. - Cinderford v . Ross July 11 - Perrystone v . Ross Ruardean v.Goodrich and Bishops . wood ' Weston v . Cinderford July 18. - Perrystone v . Goodrich and Bishopswood Ross v . Weston July Ruardean v . Cinderford 25. - Cinderford v . Perrystone Weston v . Goodrich and Bishops- wood side when they commenced to bat , and things bert five for 5 ; H. W. Smith three for 8 ; H. germs on " Do you know that there are millions of did not look too well for the visitors until Gwatkin seven for 4. For the visitors , G. heard ; but if they wished to transfer them . Counsell bowled him . The subsequent bate- a five - pound note ! " " So I've men did not give much trouble until Green- Lyndon six for 15 , he taking three wickets selves from the note to me while it was in ing and Clarke became associated , and at the consecutively . fall of the ninth wicket only three runs were required for victory . The latet bate- my possession they would have to be lively ! ' Maud ; " And are you really going to dance " Children , " asked a mistress , " Why were in the ballet ? " man , after playing two balls , was bowled by the angels found walking up and down the When the manager saw me dance he said i Gladys : " No - not exactly . Counsell , and Ross won a very exciting ladder that Jacob saw in his dream , instead could go in the chorus . " game by two runs . Counsell bowled fun of flying , as they had wings ! " If you you had sung for him he might have let you Maud : " H'm ! If changed and obtained five wickets for 88 please , madame , perhaps they were moulting . " dance " ROSS - ON - WYE MANUFACTANT JURERS TO H.M. 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