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The Hemington Women's Institute, as in previous years. arranged Christmas parties to give an evening's pleasure to both young and old from the members' homes. On Thursday last week tea was provided for the children followed by games and a visit by Father Christmas (Miss Kitley)

A deaf and dumb man, James !7.44)1d Wooltorton, 3, Grove Wood Haydon. Radstock, pleaded 'ult./ at Bath magistrates' court .•n Friday to a charge of insult•ng behaviour towards an 18-yearsold girl, and was placed on probation far 12 months. The Rev. H. F. J. Fry, chaplain :,nd se

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The wedding took place on Saturday at Downside parish church of Mr. John Thomas Greening, only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Greening. of Timsbury, with Miss Winifred May Shearn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shearn, of Wells Road, Chilcompton. The Vic`dr. the Rev. L. E. Greenway. o

Timsbury visited Odd Down in the Somerset Senior League on Saturday and won 4-2. Odd Down attacked from the kick-off and had the visitors' defence "at sizes and sevens," and Brooms. picking up a good pass. beat Barnes at aloe. range. • Odd Down. maintaining their pressure. score

Town 5; Chlppenhana Tn. itiioe 7 ri , eWT' Radstxyck were a iii; to attack hi their Western League (Div 2) match with Chippenham Town Res. en Saturday and Morgan tested Sharland, in their goal, with a header. The visitors forced a .corner. which was aleared by Britton and Radstoc

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Ernest Holborn, of Chapel Cottage. Laverton. was fined £1 at Frome Petty Sessions on Dec. 29 for failing to send a child to school. Charles P. Lake, of Evercreech, school at:endance officer, said that, during the past six months, the child had been absent from school 72 occasion

A special midnight service at tho Farmborough Parish Church on Saturday was conducted by the Rector, the Rev. D. E. F. Marshall. and nis short and appropriate address was based on "The passing of time" The hymns sung were "0 God our help in ages past." "For Thy mercy and Thy gra