i think one satisfactory thing has emerged from the holding of this meeting, and that is the decision to combine Societies. am sure it is a wise decision. Those were the remarks of the cnaiiman, Mr E P- Tnursheld, J.P., C.C., at the meetme Friday evening of the acting members an

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FUNERAL. The funeral of Mrs. R. Killen of Townsend Farm, Axbridge, took place on Tuesday at Axbridge Church and was conducted by the Rev. O. Woodford (Vicar). The hymns " Abide with me and Peace, Perfect Peace,” were sung, Mrs. Gane being at the organ. The family mourners were M

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Several farm workers in the Wedmore district were summoned for using farm carts without lights, and in most cases were also summoned for not having red rear lights or reflectors attached to the vehicles. The Clerk (Mr. Frederick Wood) stated that these were the first cases of th

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