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
CHOIR OUTING - WESTON
Author Unknown
NEGLECTED GRAVES
CHOIR EXCURSION - LONDON
By K. H.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1908
MANOR HOUSE SOLD
We are pleased to note that the Manor House of Badsey, which was offered for sale on Monday, November 18th, has not been allowed to pass entirely out of the hands of the family who have owned it for over two centuries and a half. The property has been purchased by Mrs. Wingfield (sister of the late Mr. E. Wilson) and her son, Mr. J. T. Wingfield, of London.
