May 1905 - Badsey Easter Vestries
EASTER VESTRIES
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:
PRICE’S GRAVE
The appearance of the grave of the late Vicar has been much improved by the cleaning and re-lettering of the monument and the addition of neat kerbing. The cost has been defrayed out of the offerings of communicants on the last few anniversaries of Mr. Price’s death, augmented by a donation from Mrs. Bowden.
PROPOSED MEMORIAL TO THE REV. T. H. HUNT
The Vicar has received the following letter from Mr. Sladden:
My dear Vicar,
THE HUNT MEMORIAL
October 15th, 1910, will long be remembered as a red-letter day in Badsey.
CHOIR OUTING - PORTSMOUTH
By Charles A. Binyon