Sarah Hall, Elsie, Willis, Connie Eldred, (March '.:,:st); I.ilv Staff, Mary Lilian Hodgkins, Florence CiarV, (and); Edith Pickles, ('ara Wade, Elen May Richardson, Kathleen Ann Warne, (24th); Annie Howie, Daisy Wright. Muriel Scott, Martha Baker, Edna E. Hall 12:Ith); Winifred

JANITOR at the above School : the duties to include part-time Attendance Work. The Salary for this post is £156 per annum, inclusive. Application should be made on prescribed Form, which may be obtained from the Subscriber, and this should be returned not later than Monday, 6th

At the fortnightly Thursday social evening connection with St. Paul's parish there was large company, which thoroughly enjoyed the revels. The wearers of fancy costumes paraded, and the audience judged voting papers. The ladies' first prike whs awarded to Mrs. Koy Morgan (Columb

Speak to me as to thy thinkings As thou dost ruminate. n Deferred Project. Although the City Council has declared by vote that the Market site is the spot whereon must reared our City Hall, whenever it be deemed expedient to build it, there appears to be very little prospect the

The monthly whist drive arranged the West Twer ton Lodge, K.A.0.8., was held the Seven Stars Hotel, when a good' crowd attended, and a very enjoyable 'evening -was spent, the winners being— Ladies: Ist, 1L 142; 2nd. Miss V. Ill; 'Gentlemen: Ist, MT Caddft, 145; 2nd, N./. Walters

THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OLDF'ELD PARK. £25,000 SCHEME. The Education .Committer spent houp and three-quarters on Tuesday afternoon at special meeting convened to consider the report of the City Secondary Schools Sub- Committee with reference to the proposed extension of the premi

desire to become a Member of the "YOUNG FOLKS' LEAGUE, and PROMISE to keep its rules. Name full .... Address .... Age Birthday Fear School Introducer! No 14-3-25.

The following is list of now ??? last week in district:— _ 1625, Dr. J. Veronica Christie, Charl- 0 Kectorv, Ohavlcombe. near Bath; 1650, Mies m. Barlow, 21, Gay Street, Bath: 1652, V- Newnham, Coombc Cottage, Greone'X ne . Bath; 1655, Mrs. D. Brady, 2, Bloom.„W Place, Batli; 16

MAGISTRATES' CONSIDERATION FOR BATH FLOWER SELLER. MORE CREDITABLE THAN THE DOLE. SUMMONS FOR OBSTRUCTION DISMISSED. John O'Connell, flower seller, 24. St, Peter's Street, Bath, was summoned at the City Police Court this morning for using obscene language, and causing an obstruc