June THE TEESDALE MERCURY. wednesday, June `4th, 12 bleeding t male ; 170th Captain \V. limes NARD BOWES MUSEUM TRUSTEES 1Vatson. Spring Lodge. a intizzle ,loatter CRICKET o KILLED ON THE ROAD. gnu ; front Mr Jackson. Newgate, a muzzle- (Other CricketNews on Page 10.) loader pistol : and front Mr It \V. Lowes, u ESTI A TRIBUTE TO MR WOODHAMS. aliclileto.i . oxen shoes. A Very CHRISTIE CUP. os ING 'ROAD FOREMAN'S DEATH AT INCLETON. 140*-- HoUSING tine taint arrow - head [mold tat Bartlett cOTHERSTON• ‘. BABY cAsTii A nt•eiiug 01 I IR' 1; ■■ \Vt's NI11:-c11111 .1. 111SleeS has been lent to the "altisetnt through AI Barnard Castle on Wednestd :Moor iy..": A tragic affair 'mooched tat Friday ;awl- WUS held on Friday morning. \\Awn there the kindly offices of :\Ir William Lee. New- j. Fidler I. Italoy Castle. we ry erese m Lord Barnard, tor n ressnr C. higgithin-Teesditle. i tok.on ;it nogloon. when James ileri•r; nines Thistlethwaito• CARAVANS ON S Niessrs Nv. Library Gifts. .1. .1 Visor not out ... Scant. (30). road for•matt employed by the on. ;toil the (airitio• D. Flu t \Voison. F. Nevis the er t . chipchase h' litirlitim County Coimeil. while riding his Nit• S. E. Harrison:. In the obscure of the The 1.iblal•\' Cotntuittre l'clo011ed hisiletliwal of tl„ f0110Willg gills: From NIr.l. Ingrain Dawson: S. Lowson t' Chairmait LLord tiaitiford) •aid the ,vire. Walker It TIlisllet hwitittie. nevi oft motor cycle to his home it& Ilti• village. F. ... • It. Reid not out chairman . 111' Ingrom llowson). Lord intrlitignoti Telegraph, November 20111, 1865; (.010011 was with a stationary motor lorry and programme of Railway Jubilee at 'Jading- Ilaruard \\-os voted 1(1 611 tson, met almost instantaneotis death. Scaile, lon, 1s75 ; Queen Vichilla Jubilee (1S$7) and pictoli The Late Mr Woodhams. programme. of bazaar for rehuilding tower Total (for 3 wickets) esidi ng, who was well littowit in the neighhourhood pr Lord Ituru;rd said it wits his regretful , 1573), Barnard Castle Parish Church ; pro- Cotherstone. Recruitmen of hogloon, had been engaged during the duty to report the unfortunate death of one gramme of the opening of Bowes iritisttun J. T. Rainer Robson It Pettit week on the tie\' paving work at Ilartiart . of their rolleagues..11t . Richard Woodhanis, and park, 1892 : faculty for pew in old W. Franklin run out ... who hod been a trustee long•r than he had, lat 3 Castle. 1-ho had been married only a yetor. gallery of Parish Church to James Benning- C. C.hipchase It Pattison to,.ritititient of ► and he (bought air Emerson would like to ton. 17i4 ; hills of Penny Headings, 1867-9, .1. B. Young b Pettit ... , An inquest was held at Ingleton al•thotlist aac a nay \vords, on the subject. Barnard Castle Mechanics' Institute ; 1•.arly J. T. Roe not out ... offices by the engag. Schoolroom on Monday morning by Air J. 1111- Emerson said he regretted the trustees recollections of Theatrical Life in Barnard W. Kidd (• Robinson b Pettit had no f a r, another unexpected loss--aiite E. Brown-Humes. Coroner. and a jury. Mr Castle by Joi n t Nixon ; front 11Iiss Edlestton, T. Thistlethwaite h Pattison • who had beell not duly' a colleague lout a ti) tit D. Y. -Pirie, of the highways department., (iainford : .111 album containing article and J. .1datitson c-Pattison It Pettit VA'1'iftelt conipanion. :111• \Voildhatits' passing carne taint of Barnard Castle engraved by Wille- J. Walker r I). Fuller It Pettit represented the County Coutwil. bad _t1ggcsfIIt^ 10 hilti with n0.'111E411' illtel'eS1 awl regret more, and two 10(111 11111S: 11'0111 MI' T. J. Clarke run out ... . by tooldisIditiojiInsleb-.e,crea Evidence of ideutincation was given because of his intimate kno\yledge of him. : BistiOp AlIcklalld Co-operative J. Itichardson it Pettit taiNttiereT...sI s Thomas Scaile. Church View, Ile Callie under his rare as a boy and Society Jubilee 18611-1910; 1'1'0111 1110 Extras Stain(Icop. brother of the deceased, .•ho remained \vitt] him until be entered. upon .1. Suiis.on : " The way we have C0t1 it his apprenticeship. and how-ever much CODUty said he last saw hint alive at 7-30 a.m. on tome, - the 'history or Barnard Castle Con- Total "• ••' thehoped tO have uuot They might at times doubt \\'ordsworth's gregational Church. Is15-1936. For Pettit took 6 wickets for G Friday. when he appeared to be in a per- statement iii his locoman! ode-" The child The (an-utor (Nli . S. E. Harrison) reported and Pattison 2 for 9. :abjc't in due coot: feet .state of 110111111. He was riding his is hither; .of the man "----it was true of that during the quarter there had been linowit few 11.111NARD CASTLE 11.1NKS v. ftL ETti. motor cycle and proceeding in the direction Richard wntohnIns. He h a d 10.0ss visitors to the 1111P4 •11111. council had taken mot iti this town \\-114-1 preserved in his At Barnard (1aStle our Thursday, of Barnard Castle to attetid to his \V011i. linger experience of lousiness and public Barnard Castle Banks. was. (obvious that tit The Coroner : Had lie recently suffered work the traits or character which marked S. Blown lbw- 11 \V. Polley Het in favour of a a Wow ?--He was hit with hint a s i t boy at so•lioul. Ilts reserve C. V. (31ilton b Hammond uniouuted almost 10 shyness. Ile lio'Ver BOWLS. (. Thornhill It Hammond . 411)0111 it fortnight ago. It blacked his eye asserted !Mosel!' even in the games. but F. \Vill:inson c and It 11. Pedley With reh.ti;eleftotecreilieleit.dk and injured his nose, hat he said it was for him by the captain tool: the place Mixed 11.111N.1110C.1.STLE v. IIIIIX1Darlington a gentlenionly .loo.;irittg. He \void(' •on- \v. D. Alinnikin 9 ; \V. Trott 21, A. Gardner G. Clitheroe lo Jackson [lie ‘‘s.ausna-elyreoardi m to Staind•op. through Ingleton village, and clude l moving fled they send a letter of 16. Hicks c Hewpsall b saw 311( yardS in front Of hint a motor lorry eondowilre in :Its \Vol odiutnis and her Third. rotund.-S. E. Harrison 21, NI. W. Nliller It Fatveett family exiiressing reset at their loss. the \Vright 13 : H. Bainbridge I. .1. Glen- .\. Fairey b Jackson Mt Robson said ttutiditig Ott its near site of the road. He T e Trustees' toss. n1111 the loss of the town denning 14. W. Sadler It Jackson complaints of the . then_ saw something boutwe off the lorry - generally- . (11.1N1P1()NS1-111) .FIELD (.1Th. 2 Woods. J. Fairey It Jackson r Surveyor : Y like a bag of 1'041. , i.;etting nearer he saw The Trustows concurred in silent;•, First routtil.-ji. Glendenning 21. G. H. F. Walker not out ... lot of material. W ... the deceased and Holland lying on the Welcome. \Vellord 12 : .1. P. Fergusson It Plews 4. Extras *lay. roadway. both seriously Whited.. and a Th• chairman offered a hearty welcome Total .. motor cycle near IT. He had not previously In Professor \\lining , WII0 hail been Fixtures. Establish alontoilibi'd a Il•llSleti of the museum IT the (ad Barttardiai seen the motor cycle .approit•hing the lorry. 'Thursday. Julie •51 11-v• Whessoe ( 110 00. :•- G. Shaw lbw II J. Clitlwroi III answer to th Senate of Durham Utti\ -ersity. and said lie League match • P.C. Meek, Ingleton. said he was called hoped the Professor would tied an interest W. Walker run out ... County Council on &Molloy, June 27th-v. aliddlesbrough.-- R. II. Fawcett c J. Fairey I ' 41-1 the scene of the accident and there found iii the Nvork of the museum. Friendly. allowed to the C 1.)r. Whit i ie.; ;Acknowledged the I:Willy H. I.. \Veltman It L Clio eliarges in respee Ili; injured persons on the road. After they Tuesday, June 30th-v. Darlington L.N.E.11. 1). L. D. hitching c E. Milli! had been attended to be examined the .welcome. 1 En gi net 1's.-Friend ly. News b J . cAt tber,„ highways, a letter Finance and the Park. motor lorry and cycle and found that the K. Jackson lbw Ii J. Clio tefluest had been The report or the Fillatice and Pork Com- BAIIN.\111) C..\ST1.1.1 Y. \VEST ft. Watson Ii W. hiller near side handle of the cycle had come in mittee presented lie I\II' Elliel'S011 S1101\ committee and Ito ed H.uctl.F.t ,o(H. ExTENstoN. C. Hemostat c Hicks It J. contact \vial the rear offside corner of the that out of the beitevotelit hind a total of lonance Committe Friendly match played on,Saltirday nigl it Down c E. ?tiller lo J. Ct Motor lorry and that the number plate i..345 i.!s. 2,1. had hoot' paid it, Mrs \vatsoli, iliac( no further ste Itarnard Castle. Laytield not out i which hurl bectt underneath the body of wido\\- of li former attendant. and NI!• J. H. Extras .. nendation was ad Banthridge. who had brit compelled by .1. Nicholson, T. Ellington. \V. the lorry .had been carried away by the illness to retire from the position on the .1. \V. Bewick (s! 17 Total Wood motor cycle. gardening staff that he had held for 3s W, Ati11uikin, \\'. Coulthard, C. T. • Bowling : For 'laniard l• - . 11 years. Was recomme The Coroner read a letter from Dr. W. J. Singer. \\:. H. Chester (s) 11 FillWeett took 4 wickets for The Trustees placed 011 record all ell:101'S- G. H. "ratal, .1. W. Parkinson. E. Nkorth of war stoc Gainford, who said that the for 19: rol. of 1,4 1011 Of aliiilierialiOn Of 1\11' Raillbridgc'S Robinson, .1. Illenkirtsoop (s) • ... 17 Woodland part decNtsed had received multiple injuries, a or sympathy with !lino On Christie Cup FOrthcOmu , So•liViceS an l A. Calvert, .1.. Letts. \V. Allinson. J. , e!'ds. applied to including a fracture of the skull, and that having had 1(1 Iciiiiiiliale That Sel•Vice by (Woodcutting (s) 15 \Ved.-Cockertott v. Arketi. 1111 '1 l to he u se be must have died suddenly. illness. Thurs.-Low Coniscliffe v. ‘'' ■ The Coroner said Mr Holland. in rounto- Ii \\:1 ,, 1., ∎ 1111 Illy 1-11)(1114 . 11 that Nit- Bain- 63 Fri.-Rokeloy v. Teesdale h "-hil anil Water b•idge bail been surceediell by his sou. 111r \Vest Hartlepool Expansion. foes.-Corkerton oi . .\rkew tyre wa s doing nothing 11101S11:11, H. E. Ilainlo . i(1:40, and that lie in turn hail J. J. Hastings. J. Taylor. J. Castle. Bu and had pulled his vehicle well into the been succiiii(Wil by 11r George Si1111114011. Hetherington (s) 12 The final is provisionally It wa s reported side. He \Vali; deserving of route sympathy. Art Committee. H. llooton, T. \Vinson. M. Wake, S. nesday. July 15th. , o-I11.-e from Bat and had not •beett able to attend the inquest Lord Ihiritard pi e!, ettlell the report of the Watkia (s) „. S EGGLEST(IN v, Saturday nigh on account of the injuries ;out shock he A rt -0, 1111 ,00 e,• • \\ i i i,•1 1 slated : Iiirogres can Ii. Jigging, W. Sean-tore, G. Adams, W. e Cal(lerwood. 11 Played at Eggleston on Sigwit the 'Traffic Conuut had suffered. Scitife himself was the only be repotted with Hu. arlialigellien1 Of the "ga Folk Booths, bur some considerable Mile 1'. Lumley. J. Bagley, 1). Larkin. D. M. • Eggleston. to the pro one who could know the rause of the •-• --- must elapse before they are ready for Rowe (s) 13 S. Uaitil1rkdge b Saxby -.:11 "droP to kis accident. He might have got a fly in his opening for the general public. '('lie Curator Rev. R. Barnett r Wilson lo NW( -la ttltiatt W. Tarn Fox It Sitxby ••• of the eye, or felt sleepy and dropped into 1111e0n- bias been fortunate in (a -gaining the assist- 44 c b ait „ 1 „.0 J. Eales c Metcalfe b Saxtoy refused the sciountess for a fraction of a second. A of Mr Kavanagh, one of the last men :t employed by the hit(' 1111• Sam Breen, in W. Dowson b Metcalfe Ihe matter s fortnight ago lie had sustained a minor fixing up the appliances used in his lousi- It. Ireton lbw b Wilson • .-10,.!ators on that accident in a cricket match. but there was ness of rojtegtmlcilig. This business :was WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. L. Bainbridge 1) Dodds ..tlte. Chairman no evidence that he suffered from it. - In founded ItylI the Dial:ins in Binomial Castle G. Hunt e Leislittlan It Dodds A. Hobson lloy b Dodds Hain1;" illipressed b expressing sympathy with the widow, the Over it hutt lied years ago and closed with STAINDROP. the a(lverttll of mechanical transport. A It. Kidd to Wilson • -Ought to be The monthly meeting of the Staindrop ••• Coroner said he understood that site hail beginning I as been made with setting Ilp a Women's Institute was 'presided over by S. Barningliatti not out 1 .1 1 asked for Extras ... ..• ••• not been married very long. and lie would clogging shop with the objects obtained Mrs Flt.ountley, President, After the usual 11'4(1" Beek 1;,.' w not like it thought that his expression was from 'Mrs Jollies Thompson from the lousi- business, Mos Mumberson reported on the w;1,.‘vas• Total ..• ••• "" however, one of formality. ness started in Barnard (:astle by her late ittittual meeting, held in London, 3' or the moor ' husband's [tingly over 100 years ago. There Show. Knight and Co. W1N to which she was delegate. The motto. 1 114ders1o0d The jury returned a verdict that Seaife is still one - clogging, shop left in Barnard " Where there's a will there's a way," T. Met•alfe r Tarn b Eales -- died from at fracture of the skull ac•ident- (:astle, but the majority of dogs are now J. Smith st. Bainbridge II Kidoli,.,1 41()Il which was sent by Mrs Kellet, who was hi l the Clerk ally received by his motor cycle corning niade by m•hinery. lit the 1S27 Directory unable to attend, was read by Mrs Apple- S. Leishmatt (• Bainbridge t."tile' "Wet _ re 1r) in contact with a motor lorry stationary on under the beading of Clog and l'attern garth. A demonstration was then given by T. Davidson lbw It -ram Nlakers, the following rumtes aopear : Saxby e and I, Tarn 1.11ta tion.0111POse the highway at Ingleton, and exonerated the !tinkers of a patent washing material, Cornell. Janus, Bank ; Cornell. Joh. (7 lash, which was followed with interest. The .1. Wilson not out ••• -" HoKand from responsibility. They with flank : Thompson. James (7 lash. Bank. competition for a bouquet of wild flowers T. Soulsby how b Eales the Coroner expressed their sympathy with The following objects have been presented was won by Mrs Gill, Mrs Henderson being It. Wilson c Hobson it Tarn . • I t w. for the folk rooms during the quarter : From second. The mystery prize was won by Extras ... .•• ••• 'Il e decided Mrs Scaife, as also did Mr Pi•ie On behalf Stanhope Mr Erring-ton. Lil\• Hill Farm, Brignall, a Mrs Johnson. The entertainment consisted •••.,iti of the County Council and Chief Inspector Total (for 7 wickets) Barnard Costle Axminster carpet and a of a most .amusing sketch given by mem- Fa. John Roche on behalf of the police. flearn and small wooden mallet used in bers. and various songs, etc. E. Dodds, 1'. McMillatt and G. •