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IOLANTH DRUIDISM in Teesdat BARNARD CASTLE RURAL ,eatiesday, February THE TEESDALE MERCURY. Wednesday, February 19th, 1, 12 Mr Kaines, area surveyor, wrote that apart district was not a sufficiently distressed ” IOLANTH area now, although lie was certain the DRUIDISM IN TEESDAt BARNARD CASTLE RURAL ' from wages provided in the estimate now CASTLE practically exhausted it would riot be Commissioner thought it was a few months BARNARD MARWOOD HOUSES' WATER SHORTAGE. " PRIDE OF HIGH FORGE' . 1.04 Of possible at present to carry out repairs ago.. of course, not DINNER. - ould, needed, but the matter world be borne • in Mr Fife : So we shall have to raise a loan. It time final rehearsal, eve A Meeting of the Barnard Castle Rural mind when the work programme for the 'file Clerk : We have already asked for dress, the quality District - Council was held On Wednesday, lull the - Barnard coming year was considered. sanction to one. In the local friend se ': iety uturt `. 11 Mr G. C. Adamson, J.P., presiding. Inatidisitt has for long been estaigw:, lii` 'i k ic Society is this we The Snow Storm. Middleton Housing. Hall ; but this A Loyal Tribute. Teestittle. The Order of Druids 1„"• f'-'1 ictoria 'rho Finance Committee reported that the 'Fee Clerk reported that the four houses successful lodges at Mickleton, E .., if all goes as v4. - The Chairman, rising at the opening of ,..that as it,promised to do •• cosi of show-eititing after the recent storm cat fie garden site at Middleton-in-Teesdale Cotherstone, High Force, and A, 111, the. proceedings, stud : Since the last meet- eeNtonday night's . finishi was 4.•33o 10s. id. ‘vere completed and tlaee were occupied They are affiliated to the Darlit, ing the whole British Empire 11 ■IS suffered District of the order, which has be well. Pag More Bad Roads. until the fourth soon would be. Road at •11ic indeedare the essential feat an . irreparable loss hy the death et oil!' quarters in \\uodlanits It Id the unsatis- -fife Clerk also stated that the Council uttd has us ns eurtospoudtug se..1,. II' lige " lolanthe," a pl late beloved King George V,, and whil e ;1, Towiir-on colliPhitted era of a fairy tale is fi n. had , applied for a. grout under the Housing iffinteit, a Past Grand l‘hg• i■ -great nrany tributes to his raraory have eicetiy shoo of the roads front Spitilett happen in a (Burnt. Workers) Act toward the cost of list entity. 11 M e ak Bridge in Wiralterlield and to Hilton, saying L' ete is am great deal of fa been paid by malty Prater emu tiiti et to sp The " Pride of High Force " 1.0d, itiat although. tit present they had a Mild cenv tirt i Lig the old parish property at dinner on Saturday evening at , ban of the caste beii than l ant, t think that ( - ..vasion !-1.1tAtIL11 of the far surface when the frost gawc Ihey vv nuld he Middlehiit into three. tenements, The cost Force Hotel proved to he an '„',„,1 creatures ,hot i,e 'zilloweil 10 1);h:s.. \A"ill[Oul au expveS- onsisting of real plonihed roads. of the Cony ersio n was IWO. The Minister rallied representatives, in atltli'l. 'i c sion Of the deep sense of loss. path natitraat own members, front the other ioets and hose and cloa I.. Simpson said he hail sanctioned a joart for twenty years and ,and eerstraill. which I am sure we all have The Surveyor to meet promilielit officers . .1::::ag, had ittenitied these roads in the Council's had offered to it one - third of the loan the .eartitry. There is music fel:. ttecto as is our feelin of fuss. it is lingual to ,consider .. sung by a chases on comlition that the rents of the juvenile Druidism in Teesdale. and it is teniPerril by the litiow7e4e that mu . late siintole for the coiniug littera ial year. teeements were lixed at is. a week. The officers who attended from Darffi._ conductor might be p Sovereign is succeeded hy tow welt ‘,wonky Snow Ploughs. - no tfhechfiavmalilYia. r nu Housing Committee did not advise the Bro. NI. Harrison D.D.ti.M., 1;1 at to follow idhe'meth cvtmll.r of pale Mr' G. W. Smith (Winston) complained - D.0 ifro. I.• Spell- 1 Played by an orch Grained to turn down the offer. The annual Bladen, ot one's mind went service set h e his itettg- ed -holier, • ma y t that during the recent snow stortit the Divs. _N. By well. T. Hodgson, lo be t:9. so that Ili twenty years giariaonoediaayss ,A.NNhreeil ,G, idlleie front thc chair move this it:so:mit' of our plough alit:nett to South Cleatlaiti could not cost would (Itley. Past District (fraud N•i- they would ilia ,,e recei \ ed ‘.isti. F. olio, . District Auditor ; and aic deep rest eet loyally le his Alajesty he used Inuit 3 o'clock to Hie afternoon l wei- Brown. Juvenile I.odge (Darlington eee t iliplioiriiiiitsneg.sea.iiiptsaa0e • T his titeetitt of the Dural hocatts ,1' when the Council's num went to Streatlam Water Extension. stow Lodge was represented In h, bookings of seats the INing : )1 is sure leiritatal Castle desires Staiiitholi, tor it they were -told that the Tile Connell coosiiiel.'d applications for P.D.G.M., and Bro. 'Lk , Dr trice Gunned of disappoint to place On record all exprk.ssioit of its Comity Council men needed it. By that the extension of the Sitetem ia al and Stainton secreet ry and the " Pride of NI - Mark Watson, sit , Many olocal favo Ge e, it was not safe to travel on the road wa.1 er main to itronnitelaw Farm. Forthburn Lodge hy Bro. irons. humble devotion and loyally to the Throwe cro. Mari. Aodersott, .eerei•re. Harper anti to his Nlajesty Kin lalvv,trtl VII12' referred to. an, t:re:atom ciaiige, and on condition that " Pride of High Force Lodg, . •.:,.; Mabel Emerson) as t Harry Finlay as Ilie pro - The surveyor said the County Council they( owners of these places make certain congratulated upon the excellent g Mr Rout:ledge, bristly- mshrsepGhlearddy, s" Loa dfga was agreed to, alt standing. men ctillat'ed the snow plough, and used it cotit rilmtions Meant the cost, estimated at of members at the dinner. 50111e aciaidt tan; nOsal, winch walked eigrit miles. iii Staindrop first. Broomielaw, £55 for Forthburn, had An Eggleston Footpath. 1:1: ).for An excellent dinner was served mother ; Miss Phyllis nitdhe hrfeurl g Regarding the footpath front Hill To to The Clerk : all lailong to the County an 265 for Streatlain Grange, the appliea- genial landlord, Mr C. W. L. Bilk' bity char l'ntshaatl 1wwo- Balmer Bond, Eggleston, Mr S. Thompson council: so do the roads. bolts were acceded to. enjoyed hy , part eminently suited t The Chairman : Are you satisfied, Mr , Water. The toast If the "Order Of Druid a informed the Council that the parish Marwood Houses - was sithmint , a Lord Chancellor as Smith? Darlington Distriet council had considered the question of its Thehe inhabitants of houses in Marwood 'F. Forster, J.P.. one of the vi- ider of the high legal o repair and found that it originally belonged Ali' Smith : No ; not satisfied. township near the Urban boundary sent a said it was a pleasure to meet the H.ar6Brown, who as Priv. Mi J. Tarn suggested applying for of High Force " Druids and the man's uniform, W to the London Lead company and that if complaint to the Council of the inedequate gives that quaint pr 'another straw plough for this district. appearance of the members as- ere. the County Council Or any other hotly had supply of water received by them from the the lodge was an asset to the I 1 which has always ma a raind to repair it the parish council would The Stavey,or : I have made application main of the Tees Valley Water Board. district. The Order of Drilid- inisical ,_• and those t. not stand in the way. one member of the for one, but I don't think I shall get it. ,'he Clerk said lie had been in touch with important unit of time friendly s , Tatters of the House of Earl of Mountarara parish council said the only time he Mr Taen : There is need for another. I M Collinson, the engineer of the Water It had splendid leader- the country. the Darlington District of Druids had • ilde as Earl Tolloller. remembered it being repaired was when the move that we ask them to supply one for C rd, who had told him that the trunk ding fairies in Miss the Soutti Cleatlam district. sick and funeral: fund over Rural Council did it. m n running by the houses referred to on Teesdale Druids had their share in cc Peggy Wightman, a Mr J. Parmley-said they were all for the Mr Smith seconded. th Darlington Road was only intended to required.. The juvenile movement c- \co, who give graceful The Surveyor said a plough was also backbone of any friendly society. ged round them ar parish and riot for a clique. This was a supply the reservoir at Whorley Hill, girls" with good cho •need at Morton Tinmouth. believed it was the intention of 11 private road for people -who lived in the w ence it was carried to Middlesbrough. lington District officials to concent: ir utmost to honour Diggings. It was made as an approach to Mr T.
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