While sitting in a chair in the kitchen of his home, Spring Cottage, Radford. Paulton. on Wednes-, day afternoon last week. Mr. Uriah Maggs collapsed and died before medical aid could be summoned. The deceased who was 74 years of age, was welt-known in the parish where his tragi

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The gifts from the churches amounted to £l5l 10s. 3d., a small increase upon last year's figure, and one wttich indicated generous . giving on the part of the members. , Mr. Bee's evening address was on the subject of "Personal Witness." In speaking of their faith to others. Mr.

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By Councillor Frank J. Nichol, Of Paulton, I . Junior School Governor LETE schools and classical An e x p lanatory note Is given 011rning cannot join together, with the key letters, i.e.— for the background of every pupil's (A) Denotes the second floor. , mind is influenced grea

Somerset. addressed a crowded meeting of Cbilcompton Conservative Association on Saturday atternoon when he dealt at length with the Government's handling of our meat supplies and explained how the Conservative Party policy would restore our "Strachey-shattered rations." Mr. Lea

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HEALTH VISITOR V 6 :1. hes to rent or buy HOUSE or BUngaIOW, 2-10 Bath. Full parties. first letter please All letters answered.—Mrs Derby- I shire. c o Heaab. Dept., County Hag. Taunton.. URGENT. Wanted to purchase In Chippenham. 31 bedroomed HOUSE , with garden. £2.500.—E1411,