October 1904 - Choir Outing to Weston-super-Mare
CHURCH EXCURSION
CHURCH EXCURSION
PARISH LIBRARY
It is proposed to re-open the Parish Library which has been closed for some years pending the rise of a generation unacquainted with the interesting contents of the 500 volumes of which it consist. It will be open at the Vicarage on Mondays, during winter, from 5.30 to 6.0, commencing on December 10th. Subscription 1d. per month. Librarian, Miss Hands.
NEW STOVE FOR CHURCH
A PLEASANT EVENING
The Vicar gave his annual supper to churchworkers, at the Vicarage, on Wednesday, March 2nd, when about thirty-six, including churchwardens, clerk, sidesmen, singing-men, ringers and chimers, responded to his invitation. After supper speeches were made and songs were sung, the most successful effort of all being that of Mr. J. Perkins, with his 'One O,' which quite 'brought down the house.' So pleasantly did the time slip by that the night really still seemed young when the party broke up at a few minutes to twelve.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
On Sunday, March 19th, after the usual Children's Service, the Teachers and Scholars assembled in the Old School for the Annual Distribution of Prizes. The Vicar addressed a few words to the children and then distributed the prizes in the following order:
SUNDAY SCHOOL TREAT
On Wednesday, July 26th, all those children who had made two-thirds of the maximum number of attendances at Sunday School were entertained to tea by the Vicar on the Vicarage Lawn. After tea an adjournment was made to the House Ground for games and sports. We subjoin a list of the prize-winners: