Ross Gazette 21st May 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 21st May 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 21/05/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 21st May 1914 |
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WHITSUNTIDE , 1914 . THE ROSS GAZETTE THURSDAY , MAY LYDBROOK . DEATH We regret to record the death which took place on Monday last , after a short but painful illness , of Mr. Samuel Meredith , a well known resident of the vil- lage . For a number of years deceased was ROSS the respected landlord of the Railway Hotel , SPECIAL SHOWS DAILY OF NOVELTIES Cinderford , and afterwards of the Crown and in each Department . NEW MILINERY , COSTUMES , BLOUSES . Sceptre Inn , Lydbrook , but had lately re- sided with his son - in - law , Mr. Mark Bracey . station - master , Upper Lydbrook . The funeral takes place to - day ( Thursday ) at Holy Trinity Church , Drybrook . The arrange- of Lydbrook . A full account will appear in our next issue . GLOVES , SUNSHADES , LACE COLLARS , ments are entrusted to Mr. Leonard Jones , and FANCY NECKWEAR . VERY SPECIAL . - We have a large Stock of Household Linens , Irish Linen , Damask Cloths and Serviettes at SPECIAL PRICES . SOUTHALL & MARKET - PLACE , * FORTHCOMING EVENTS . May 21. Ross Farmers ' Union Meeting at King's Head Hotel at 3.30 . May 25 - Ross Urban Council . May 28 - Guardians and District Council . Lessons for Sunday , May 24th . ( 8unday after Ascension ) . MORNING . Dent . 30 . John 8 , 31 . EVENING . Dent . 34 or Josh . 1 . Titus . 3 . 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 .: MATING . LITANY , and SERMON . SON , ROSS . DISTRICT NEWS . TO OUR READERS . - We are always pleased to insert reports of meetings , entertain- mente , and any items of news from the villages . We know that it gives much pleasure to our readers to find such news in these columns , and with them , we are deeply indebted to all correspondents who take the trouble to send us accounts of any matters with which they are connected The or which comes under their notice . success of any public function is greatly enhanced when followed by a good report . -ED . R.G. Festal Responses . Te Deum Sullivan in D. Hymns quest for a new set of working rules . The 147 , 149 , 202. Dresden Amen . 3 p.m. CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m .: EVENSONG and SERMON . Festal Responses . Anthem , " Unfold , ye portals . everlasting ( THE REDEMPTION ) , " Gounod . Hymns 299 , 150 , 148 ( part 1 ) . Dresden Amen after Bene - penny now and another halfpenny on Sept. diction . CONCLUDING ORGAN VOLUNTARIES- ( a ) March on Handel's Lift np your heade . " Guilmant . ( b ) Berceuse in D flat , William Faulkes . ASCENSION DAY . - Holy Communion 6.30 a.m. , 7.30 a.m. , and after Matins . Matins and Litany at 11 a.m. , Proper Pralms 8 , 15 , 21 ; Festal Re- sponses : Hymns 147 , 301. Evensong at 8 p.m. Festal Responses ; Proper Psalms 24 , 47 , 108 ; Anthem Lift up your heads , O ye Gates , J. L. Hopkins : Hymns 147 ( proces- Bional ) , 299. 150 Dresden Amen after Bene- Concluding Voluntary : Marche Triomphale , Lemmens . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION : 11 a.m. MATINS and LITANY ; 8.15 p.m .: SPECIAL SERVICE . diction . DAILY - 8 a.m : MATINS : 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex cept Wednesday ) . HOLY BAPTIFM : Sundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. SONDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BAEMON . TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BERMON , CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister Bev . 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 CHURCH . Rev. J. ANGUS , Buperintendent Minister . Barvices : Bunday Morning . 11 : Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 730 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 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 Sunday School . 2.30 p.m. Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting : Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . Bev . J. B. MOORE , Priest . Holydays Mass , 8 a.m. Weekdays , 8 & m . 1 , but this has not been accepted by the men . KERNE BRIDGE . WHITCHURCH . CRICKET . FROOME VALLEY V. ROSS . FIRST ELEVEN WIN AT STOKE EDITH PARK , BATTERSEA'S FINE BOWLING AND BATTING . HURRICANE HITTING BY P. C. BENNETT . HORAN On Saturday last the Ross premier team met Froome Valley away from home in de- lightful weather . The homesters had the henefit of first knock : but Battersea BOON THE CLOCK TOWER - We shall have rattled down three wickets , and the Batter- much pleasure in publishing next week sea - Jeffery combination accounted for two historical sketch of the Clock Tower promised others , 18-64 . Matters looked none too by a correspondent . rosy for Froome Valley , as Battersea and Montgomery , continued to bowl well , and only the Rev. Green - Price seemed able to resist them with any measure of success . The latter's wicket , however , fell at 50 , and the end came with no addition to that total The rev . gentleman had given good dis play , but found runs extremely difficult to obtain , and was obliged to run several short ones in compiling his 26 . RIFLE CLUB MEETING . - The annual meeting of the Whitchurch and District Miniature Rifle Club was held in the School- room last week , when Mr. J. R. Harding presided . The accounts , which showed a small deficit , were passed , and officials for the ensuing season were elected . - A hearty vote of thanks was accorded to Mr. R. Gilbert for his kind present of a rifle for competi- tion for the best aggregate score , which was The first five Ross batsmen fared almost as won by Mr. F. Webb . - The club had a satis- badly as did their opponents , and six good factory season , and were third in the Here- wickets went down for 88 runs . It seemed fordshire Summer League competition , when As if , after all , there would be an exciting 21 postal matches and one shoulder to finish . Battersea then became associated shoulder were shot . On September 6th a with P.C. Bennett , and these two batsmen Successful club prize meeting was held . set about the bowling in some form - in strik- Prizes to the amount of £ 2 196. 9d . in cash , ing contrast to some of their confreres who two spoons , a medal , and a certificate were had gone before . The winning hit was soon competed for.-Mr. P. Hoddell and Mr. P. made , and the score rapidly mounted up until at 87 Phil Freeman shot in county against Cambridge and Devon . Mr. P. Hod- dell and Mr. G. Banton shot in first stage of Queen Alexandra's Cup competition , and were both included in county twenty - Mr . C. Goodwin won Mr. Harding's prize for the best shot among new members . The pro- ceedings closed with a hearty vote of thanks to the Chairman . Miss EISTEDDFOD . - The fourth annual eis- teddfod was held in the Congregational Schoolroom on Thursday last , and was great- HEREFORD . ly successful . The promoters are to be con- STRIKE SETTLEMENT . - The grievances gratulated on the success of their work , for between the plasterers and master builders the esiteddfod movement is gradually grow- of Hereford were brought to an amicable ing , and the competitions were very much issue on Friday . Last autumn the men de - appreciated . The adjudicators were Mr. B. manded an increase in wages of a penny an Restall , Ross ( music ) , and the Rev. W. A. hour from 8d . to 9d . - and the National Powicke , Ross ( elocution ) , both of whom gave Joint Committee of Appeal have awarded general satisfaction in their decisions . them an advance of a halfpenny an hour as Edna Jones , A.L.C.M .. very efficiently acted from July 1 next . The men waived a re- as accompanist . Mr. W. Lewis acted as con- ductor . and spoke of the success of the painters ' dispute with the builders has not eisteddfod movement in Whitchurch , and he yet been settled . The men are asking for hoped it would continue to grow in the fu- an advance of a penny an hour - from 6d . ture . At the conclusion of the competitions to 7d . The masters have offered a half- the prizes were distributed by Miss Suver- Mr. Powicke and krop . of Symonds ' Yat . Mr. Restall were heartily thanked for their services on the motion of Mr. A. Lewis , seconded by Mr. B. Banchini . The follow- ing were the successful competitors . Junior pianoforte solo : 1 , Elsie Jones ; 2 , Lena Lin- THE ATHLETIC CLUB - A very enjoy - coln . Junior recitation , " Grandfather . " 1 , able evening was spent on Thursday last at Iris Banchini : 2 , Violet Gardiner ; 3 , Nora the Albion Inn , Kerne Bridge . As it was Lincoln . Ladies solo : 1. Miss Wade ( Mon- the last meeting of the season a smoking mouth ) , who sang , " Little Grey Home in the concert was arranged in connection with the West : " 2 , Miss J. Arscott : Senior recita- Kerne Bridge Athletic Club , and during the tion . The Village Preacher " ( O. Goldsmith ) : evening Mr. Thos . Harris , the chairman . 1 , Mr. T. Morgan ( Monmouth ) . The junior presented Mr. S. Cooper with a copper spirit solo competition was the keenest of all , the kettle , and Mr. H. Phelps with a copper adjudicator remarking how difficult it was water jug . In making the presentation Mr. for him to choose the winner . His decision Harris spoke of the work the secretaries had was : 1 , Violet Ward ( Monmouth ) : 2 , Gladys to do , and asked them to accept the pre- Hutton ( Whitchurch ) . The impromptu draw- sents as a slight acknowledgment . Mr. ing competition caused great amusement , the Cooper , in thanking them for their splendid subject being " A Pram and Baby . " The gift . said that , of course , there was a lot of prize , after a few witty remarks by Mr. work and worry , but as long as he had Powicke , fell to Mr. H. Lewis ( Whitchurch ) . such a good committee to work with it made The gentlemen's solo was also a very keen the work a pleasure . He trusted they would competition , there being five entries . The all be spared for a long time to work to- first and second prizes were divided between gether , as he thought , with nush , the Easter Mr. W. Reeves ( Ross ) , who sang " The Monday show at Kerne Bridge could he Deathless Army , " and Mr. J. A. Long ( Mon- made a far bigger affair . Mr. H. Phelps also mouth ) , who sang " Neptune . " Miss Edna thanked the committee most heartily for the Jones , A.L.C.M. , was the accompanist for splendid jug they had given him , and he the evening . hoped that next year they would have a fine day , fine entry , and fine sports . During the evening some capital songs were sung by Messrs . J. Roberts , E. Husbands , T. Harris , A. Symonds , and S. J. Cooper . LLANGROVE . FREE CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING.- A very successful gathering under the auspices of the Ross Free Church Council was held in the Congregational Church , on Tuesday last . The proceedings commenced with a public tea , which was partaken of by about 50 friends . The meeting , which fol- lowed , was presided over by Mr. Arthur Hill , the local secretary . Prayer was offered by the Rev. J. W. Kettle , of Ross , and addresses given by the Revs . F. Middleton Price , of Monmouth , and W. A. Powicke , M.A. , of Ross . Mr. Price spoke upon the subject of " The place of Humour in the Christian Life , " and in an exceedingly , interesting ad- dress , described real " good humour as CYCLES FOR SALE . EASY TERMS . - We are selling the famous Robin Hood and Albion Bicycles from £ 4 10s . , or 2s . 6d . weekly every best fitments , Brook Saddles , Dunlop or Palmer Tyres . Hans ' Renold Chains ; absolutely the cheapest House for thoroughly reliable genuine bicycles by good makers . Send for Catalogues and save money . FRANK HILL & CO . , MARKET PLACE , ROSS . came to an end . Meredith helped Battersea to put on 41 runs for the next wicket , when both players were dismissed in quick succession . Day and Platt batted carefully , and added a further six runs , the former was then adjudg- ed 1b w . Ross , therefore , were the winners of an interesting game by no less than 85 runs . FROOME VALLEY . P. E. Bradstock , b Battersea Rev. A. E. Green - Price , e Thomas , b Montgomery 26 H. J. Dent , e Jeffery , b ' Battersea ... A. E. Hunt , b Battersea 2 H. Griffiths , b Battersea G. W. Firkins , b Montgomery 2 M. Homes , c Jeffery , b Battersea 4 H. Higgins , b Battersea 4 C. H. Roberts , b Montgomery F. W. Lloyd , not out F. Wargent . b Montgomery Extras 21 1914 . ROSS . G. Little , b Mentle H. Sherwood , b Gwatkin J. W. Sprake , b Gwatkin R. G. Webb , b Mantle T. W. Lovelace , b Mantle W. Brown , c Hazel , b Gwatkin H. Kerwood , lbw , b Herbert 8. Price , b Mantle B. Yorath , Herbert J. C. A. Tudor , e James , b Herbert ... R. Sharpe , not out Extras 90 RUARDEAN V. WESTON . Played at Weston on Saturday last Re- sult , draw . Scores : - BUARDEAN . J. B. Parker , c H. b W. Longford ... 8 J. Smith , b Keddle W. Penn , b Keddle 8. Scott , b Longford W Linley , b Longford J. Whittington , c Howell , b . Longford 11 W. Barber , b Longford B. Bishop , b Gammond T. Reid , Gammond , b Oakley A : Watkins , not out G. Davis , b Longford Extras 9 22 6 1 76 WESTON . O. J. Gammond . b Scott 16 W. Longford , b Whittington 0. Price , b Scott 18 W. Oakley , 1b w , b Scott H. A. Baldwyn , not out A. Evans , b Whittington H. Longford , b Whittington H. Marfell , b Whittington " Extras J. Keddle , C. Lewis , and J. Howells did not bat . FIXTURES . ROSS FIRST ELEVEN . May 23. - Gloucester Nondescripts , home May 30. - Chepstow , away LEAGUE FIXTURES . 55 May 23. - Goodrich and Bishopswood ( at Bishopswood ) v . Cinderford Ruardean v . Perrystone Weston v . Ross May 30 - Goodrich and Bishopwood ( B. ) v . Weston Ross v . Cinderford SPORTS AND PASTIMES . Summen Millinery . 50 ROSS . H. N. S. Thomas , c and b Dent A. J. Wilden , b Dent 11 A most satisfactory feature of the cricket season so far , says an Observer writer , has W. T. W. Jeffery , b Dent P. J. Bennett , b Dent 1 C. Montgomery , e Lloyd , b Wargent 8 H. West , lhw , b Wargent 8 P. C. Bennett , e Green - Price , b Hunt 42 H. E. Meredith , h Wargent H. L. P. Battersea , c and b Wargent 31 L. T. Day , 1bw , b Hunt O. G. Platt , not out Extras 14 2 4 17 135 BOWLING ANALYSIS . * 0. M. R. W. 10 1 21 6 ... 9.5 25 4 : Battersea Montgomery NOTES . The pitch was somewhat bumpy , and several balls reared up nastily . It proved to be good policy to go for the bowling , and this Battersea and P. C. Bennett did very creditably . still full of runs , which came from his bat The evergreen Veteran showed that he is like shot from a cannon . Although the fielders widened out , they seemed powerless to stop his gigantic smacks . One lusty smite a particularly fine one - soared high over the ground , and eventually found a resting place halfway across the adjoining field . H. E. Meredith made a promising debut . He is a left - hander , and a batsman of that category should always find a place in any team . A side is not complete without one , as they are oftentimes a source of annoy- ance to the fielders , and are apt to tire them out more than anything else . A pleasing feature of the Ross innings was the success of Battersea as a batsman . He got his runs with a nice variety of strokes on each side of the wicket . been the success which has attended some of The fashionable PANAMA HATS for Boating , Tennis , and Holiday wear . SUMMER HATS and SHAPES in variety . New Madagascar Panamas , Bleached Bowens , and Java Straws . Curocoa and Raffia Garden Hats .. Choice Collection of Newest Flowers and Fruits , and Summer Flowers , notably the large roses now demanded by Fashion . Every phase in Fashionable Millinery in perfect taste , and quite moderate in price . Made - up COTTON GOWNS in the latest Modes and Materials , ready to wear , perfectly cut and finished , 5/11 , 7/6 , 8/11 , 10/6 , 12/6 , 15/6 , 18/6 , 21 / - , and upwards . TENNIS SHIRTS , Tailor - cut , in White Drill , Soft Pique , etc. , from 5/11 , well made . A Display of the Season's Novelties in Silks , Dresses , Laces , Ribbons , Sunshades , Feather Neckwear , Coats , the new " Guard " Capes , Blouses , Gowns , Tailor - mades , and Millinery , is NOW BEING MADE DAILY . Bunning & Sowersby ( LIMITED ) 2 , The Market Place , Ross . DISTINGUISHED FOR TASTE , FOR QUALITY , FOR VALUE . Don't Worry about Cycle - Cars and their many failures in the recent reliability trials ; for when you have tried the best of them , you will be dissatisfied with the many weaknesses of design , the low cramped position afforded by the miniature bodies , and the general fussiness of the tiny high speed engines . " the younger players , as , following Barrett Here is a Car for £ 125 Notte , came those of Booth for Yorkshire , Geary for Leicestershire , and Slater for Derbyshire . Equally gratifying to lovers of the game was the success of the ever - green Hirst , who , by taking six Northamptonshire wickets for 34 runs in the first innings , practically won the game for Yorkshire . There is every evi- dence of the Northern team being very strong this season , while Kent did quite sufficient in their opening match to suggest that they will be a difficult side to beat . At St. Albans on Saturday the annual team and individual championship of the National Road Walking Association was held over a twenty miles course , consisting of several laps of the track in Clarence Park and two club honours were once more gained by the holders ( Surrey Walking Club ) , whose " A " Which for many years has demonstrated its complete reliability under all conditions , in every part of the world . It will do everything which the law will allow it to.do ; and will do it better than many cars of double and treble the price . Its first cost is EXTREMELY SMALL ; but what is of much MORE IMPORTANCE , it will run MOST ECONOMICALLY ; thousands of owners averaging 30 MILES PER GALLON of PETROL , and 8,000 MILES on ONE SET of TYRES ; or about ONE PENNY PER MILE . Despite all kinds of prejudiced abuse , the popular " FORD " has forced its way to the front by sheer merit will you give us the opportunity of demonstrating its capabilities P long laps of country , roads outside . Winning PASSEY & HALL , Ltd. , team scored the lowest total of 18 points ; the Uxbridge and West Middlesex Club ( winners in 1911 came next , with 91 points ; Herne Hill Harriers were third , Surrey has now won six out of seven races . The individual winner was H. V. L. Ross , of the Uxbridge and West Middlesex A.C. , in 2h . 50min . 87 8-5seo . The spring meeting of the London District Rifle Association concluded on Saturday with a shoot by ite Territorial clubs . On the first day every battalion of the Brigade of Guards entered a team for the Daily Tele- graph Cup , which was won by the 2nd Cold- stream Guards . The competition on Saturday began with a march of eleven miles , and con- eluded with a defence practice on Stoney Castle Ranges at unknown distances . Ten units took part in the competition . The Daily Telegraph Cup , the principal prize , was won by the Honourable Artillery Com- pany , with an aggregate of 212 points ; the Civil Service Rifles were second with 141 points ; and the Artists Rifles third with 189 . The annual athletic meeting open to resi- dential colleges of the metropolis was de- cided at Stamford Bridge Grounds , Fulham , on Saturday . The competing colleges were St. John's , Battersea ; St. Mark's , Chelsea ; It may not be generally known that Battersea , assisting Brockhampton on the preceding Saturday in a match v . Tupsley , scored no less than 50 runs in grand style , but the hearty applause which greeted his half century so overwhelmed him that he was bowled without any addition to his score . In the same match Battersea took seven Tup- sley wickets , and had only eight runs knock- ed off his bowling a truly fine performance . St. Mary's Hammersmith ; Borough - road , In Saturday's match , his bowling analysis Isleworth and Westminster , and with all the worked out at six wickets for only 21 runs . men entered toeing the mark , says the Sports- Three of his deliveries that dislodged the man , fields were good , while competition was stumps were well nigh unplayable . Mont- keen . Although record for the sports was such bowlers in the Ross Eleven should some very fine finishes were they maintain their form opposing batsmen Hurdles yielded a great race , though spoilt are in for a bad time this season . Never- slightly by two tumbles in the final . Garnier God's " antacid for preventing sourness of disposition . Humour was not the Chris- tian's daily bread , but rather one of God's tonics for invigorating the mind and broad- ening the sympathy of man . Then followed a very instructive and earnest address by Mr. Powicke , in which he appealed to all Free Churchmen to appreciate the freedom ROSS UNENDOWED ALMSHOUSES gomery also trundled well , and with two only beaten once , viz . , in the Long Jump , they enjoyed , and which was their heritage , through the faith and suffering of their an- cestors . A vote of thanks to the Chairman la most enjoyable and profitable service . There are ten almshouses in Ross , viz . , seen . The In the Motor Engineers and Body Builders , The Central Garage , ROSS . ARTISTS ' COLOURS and MATERIALS . - A large and varied Stock always kept . WINSOR & NEWTON's Best Artists ' Oil Colours at 3d . per tube . WINSOR & NEWTON's Best . Water - Colours , half - pans or tubes , 4 d . each Students ' Water - Colours , in half - pans or tubes , 2d . each . Careful Attention given to the Mounting and Framing of Pencil Drawings and Water - Colours . English Gold Mounts a speciality . OLD ALL FRAMES Re - gilded and Repaired . All kind of Pictures Cleaned and Restored . PICTURE FRAMES are MADE on the Premises , and can be delivered in a few hours , when necessary . むし Over 200 different Mouldings to select from . COLMAN DEBENHAM Gloucester - road ( opposite G.P.O. ) , As regards the number of opponents nearer their own goal - line than the player receiving the ball from one of his own side . The S.F.A. also propose that in case of an acci- not be stopped by a referee until the ball has gone out of play . The Kennel Gazette states that the Field Trials Committee of the Kennel Club have drafted the schedule for the Kennel Club's ROSS - ON - WYE Captain E. D. Miller , of the Roehampton and Rugby Polo Clubs , has been offered and has accepted the appointment of manager of the tournaments which are to be played in connection with the Panama - Pacifle Exposi tion next year . These tournaments are ex- pected to be the biggest things of their kind ever attempted in polo . The exposition authorities have agreed to pay the travelling Ninth Retriever Trials , to be held by the kind great advantage is that ponies can be sent out expenses of polo ponies and their grooms . A permission of the Earl of Lonsdale , over his to San Francisco a month before the dates , of estate at Lowther Castle , Penrith , on Tues- day , November 3rd , and following days . The the tournaments and can be practised and got into playing condition at the grounds of the schedule will be issued in the first week in Coronado Club . It is desired to obtain repre- June . The draw for nominations will take sentative teams from all parts of the world , place at the Kennel Club , London , on and a commission has left for the Continent Wednesday , July 1st . to invite sides . from France , Germany , Spain , and Austria . CHURCH OF THE BLESSED BACRAMENT . and speakers , proposed by the Rev. T. Red four in Old Gloucester - road , known as Pertheless , they will require to be nursed , and and Croot had to race immediately after fight- dent to a player the game shall ler , of Whitchurch , and seconded by Mr - rocks ' , and six in Edde - Cross - street , known other bowlers will therefore have an oppor- ing out the struggle in the High Jump , and the winner , Lampard , tied the record of Sundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11. H. R. Haile , of Llangrove , brought to a close the management of Ross Charity Trustees , this season in having secured the assistance previously won the Weight Putead - heat , as Markeys ' Almshouses . These are under tunity to relieve them . The Ross Club is particularly fortunate 17 2-5sec . Garnier unluckily fell , but he had and are unendowed , and several repairs were and are still required to put them in tenant of such a keen sportsman as Mr. W. H. High Jump . The Half - mile was a dead - heat , able condition ; this the inmates , " all Marfell to act in the capacity of umpire . on suffrance , but Wright , of Westminster , women , " are unable to have done , therefore That gentleman is an old ericketer of repute , fairly ran away with the Mile . the Ross Charity Trustees opened a subscrip- and has a thorough knowledge of the game . Long Jump F. G. Croot , of the Borough- His willing services are much appreciated by road College , beat the previous best by 7in . , tion list to obtain funds to do the necessary the playing members of the team , as good olearing 22ft . lin . in great style . Borough work . Further subscriptions are invited , road took the Challenge Shield . " otherwise the Trustees will not be able to do umpires seem scare to find . all the work they contemplate . Subscriptions may be paid to either of the Trustees , Lloyds Bank , Ross , or to George B. Kemp , secretary to the Trustees , Bank Offices , Ross . LINDSEY PRICE LTD . ( LATE GEO . HOLLOWAY & WEBB ) , HEREFORD'S FURNISHING HOUSE . Furniture , Floor Coverings , and all Furnishings . AN IMMENSE SELECTION ALWAYS , ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE . 16 , COMMERCIAL - STREET , HEREFORD . The following are the subscriptions to date : - H. Garood , Eaq . Mrs. H. E. Purchas Rev. R. T. A. Money - Kyrle H. H. Child , Esq . S. H. Deakin , Esq . A. W. Foster , Esq . .. Mrs. McLean H. T. Blake , Esq . Miss Hall F. S. Collins , Esq . The Ross team to meet Gloucester . Nonde- The Essex Yacht club opened the big clase scripts at Ross on Saturday , next , is as folracing season on Saturday at Southend with & race for the 15 - metre class . Sailing condi- lows W. T. W. Jeffery , O. Montgomery , tlone were almost perfect . A brisk easterly H. West , H. N. S. Thomas , A. Wilden , H. breeze held steady throughout the day , and fled themselves ; remarks the Birmingham For once in a way the prophets have justi- L. P. Battersea P. C. Bennett , PJ . Ben- gave the competing vessels test on every Post . nett , R. G. Yates , H. E. Meredith , G. H. Day Reserve , A. Ashton . Wickets pitched £ s . d . 200 100 at 2 p.m. 1 100 ' 100 100 100 ... 10 10 10 58. A Passenger , " Mr. W. H. Barn- well , Mr. H. Southall , Mr. A. E. Baldwin , Mrs. Gatfield , Miss Gatfield , Mr. H. J. Pike , Mrs. G. Blake , Mrs. Ley , Mr. W. Phillips , Mr. E. Drew , Mrs. E. Thomas , Mr. Thomas Preece , per Mr. W. E. Cole . 3s . Mr. B. D. Evans . ROSS AND DISTRICT ORIOKET LEAGUE ROSS " A " V. GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD UNITED . Before the ladies ' golf championship However mean your life is , meet it and live THOREAU . in the inhere was suffolent weight started Miss Leitch and Miss Ravenscroft it ; do not shun it and call it hard names . In wind for skippers to be content with were picked out as probable finalists , and Jibheaders aloft , but whole mainsails were Miss Leitch as the ultimate champion . So set . The race resulted in a victory for Mr. things have turned out . For the past year or Bradley's Pamela , which thus repeated her two the new champion has probably been the success of last year , when at this club's most outstanding ngure in ladies golf , and regatta she made her maiden race . her victory in the championship was overdue . is only twenty - three years of age there is The situation that has not its duty , its ideal , was never yet occupied by any man . -CARLYLE . A man who cannot keep his temper should not argue . Heated discussions often cool friendships . The future must be up to the style of our faculties of memory , of hope , of imagina tion , of reason . - EMERSON . When you give , take to yourself no credit plenty of good golf in her yet . Twice she has for generosity unless you deny yourself some- been beaten in the championship by Miss thing in order that you may give . on the twenty- Ravenscroft - at A fine , all - round golfer , she is particularly In the race for the Cambridge Varsity successful with her running - up approach shot Lowe Double Sculls on Saturday there was with an iron , and time and again during the Both these teams played their first League only one heat . D. I. Day's doctor had advised past few days her skill in this direction has As a stroke player match this season , at Ross , on Saturday , in him to take no part , and consequently there saved her from disaster . beautiful weather . The visitors won the were only a couple of crews competing , and in she has no equal among lady golfers . toss , and decided to go in on a good wicket , the end Jesus gained an easy victory over Liss Leitch was born at Silloth , and as she They soon started making runs , A. J. Mantle Pembroke . It was a keen struggle at the making 41 , W. J. George 22 , H. W. Smith start but from the Little Ditch Jesus began and A. Herbert 12 each . The home team to gain , and at the Red Grind led by 1 started badly , and soon lost four wickets for lengths . The leading pair went much better 2s . 6d . Mr. John Davies , Mr. C. J. 19 , but T. W. Lovelace made a good stand , together than their rivals , and went right Morris , Mr. R. B. Schomberg , Mr. James compiling 28 in splendid style . The finish away in the Long Reach , winning by sixty Kelly , Mra . Hudson , Mrs. Wilson , Mr. F. was exciting , for just in the middle of the yards . The time was 7min . 30 3-5sec . ( 10sec . Ricketts , Mr. W. J. Kemp , Mr. F. Arnold , last over , B. Price , the final hope of the outside record ) . Mr. J. F. Davies , Dr. A. J. Campbell , Mr. team , was bowled for 20 , which included J. Hart , Miss J. Pye , Mr. W. H. Bull , Mr. four boundaries . Mantle , for the visitors , F. Cooper , Mr. J. H. 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The proposal of the Scottish F.A. as to altering the law as to off - side will be submitted for an expression of opinion , this 108 being the substitution of " three " for " two Portrush second green three years ago , and at Turn- berry on the home green in the following year . One of her greatest achievements was her victory over Mr. H. H. Hilton in a 72- holes match over Walton Heath and Sunning- Mr. Hilton conceded dale three years ago . a half , which at the time was not considered an extravagant allowance , but Miss Leitch managed to win by 2 and 1. Previously she had beaten Tom Ball over Blundell Sands by the odd hole in a match in which she also re- ceived a half from the professional . POURVILLE - on - Sea Five hours from London . Three hours from Paris . A Charming Holiday Resort . The GRAND HOTEL & CASINO , -newly rebuilt all modern comforts , Blectric Light throughout , Motoring Garage , Golf ( 18 holes ) , Tennis , Sea Bath- ing . Mod . Terms . Write Pierre Gras . 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