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COPYRIGHT. 37th Year of Issue. THE FORFAR DIRECTORY

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1939 1939

CONTAINING

LIST HOUSEHOLDERS OF THE BURGH, OF THE , DIRECTORY OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, LIST OF PUBLIC BOARDS, SOCIETIES, ETC ETC. ETC.

ALSO, LIST OF FARMERS AND OTHERS IN THE ADJOINING PARISHES.

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page Page Abel, John R. & Co., Chemists 135 Kerr, James, & Son, Slaters

Adams & Russell, Plasterers . 144 Kydd, George, Gardener Adamson, A. & Son, Building Contractors !57 Laing, D. M., Photographer ..

Anderson, Geo. L. , Fruiterer .. 147 Laing, John S. , Bookseller Anderson, James, Baker 165 Langlands, D. & Sons, Plumbers, &c. Bain, Alexander, Joiner 147 Liddle & Calder, Builders Bakery, Central, The 161 Low, Alexander, Gardener Balfour, W. & Son, Leather Merchants Low, Wm., & Co. Ltd., Grocers BallingaU's, Cycles and Motors Lowson, Albert M., Salutation Hotel Bennie, Ralph, Radio Engineer M'Kay, Alex. & Son, Shoemakers Billposdng Co. Ltd., General .. M'Kenzie, J., Painter Birnie, William, Fishmonger . M'Kinnon, J., Tailor Blind Institution, Royal, Dundee M'Laren, James, & Son, Bakers, etc. Bremner Brothers, Radio Engineers McLaren, W., Painter Brodlie, G. & Sons, Twine Spinners '47 Macfnrlane, M., Pharmacist .. Brown, John, Draper .. 141 Mackintosh, James, Engineer .. Bruce, A. C, Slater .. 121 Macneill, H. Wright, Fruiterer, &c. Bruce, A. E., Grocer .. 156 Malcolm, Nicoll, Baker Brace's Cycle Depot 134 Mann, J. P., Royal Hotel Bruce, Douglas W., Carrier 140 Masonic Rooms Bruce, G. R., Bootmaker, 127 Matthew, H., The Craft Shop

Caird, Henry W. , Chemist 144 Maxwell, L. & D., Fishmongers Caledonian Insurance Co. 132 Maxwell, Miss A., Tobacconist

Callander, David, Contractors . 117 Milne, David S., Slater

Campbell, G. , Fruiterer 118 Milne, Ernest, Joiner Chalmers, Miss L., Confectioner, &c 154 Milne & Stewart, Builders Clark, W. B., Shoemaker 133 Milne, Miss M., Newsagent Coutts, William, jun., Butcher 127 Milne, William W., Plasterer, &c,

Craik, Robert F., Butcher 136 Mitchell, James B. , Brushmaker

Cumming, C. , Railway Hotel . . 150 Muir, Thos., Son, & Patton Ltd., Coal D.P.M. Cafe, Dundee 119 Merchants Davidson's Garage 119 Mungall, A. T., Ltd., Motor Engineers Davie, R. M., Furniture Dealer 131 Murdoch, Math., Tobacconist Dorvvard, John, Grocer 154 Neave, George, Hairdresser Duncan, J. L., Draper 166 Nevay, John & Son, Plasterers Dunn, John A., Shoemaker 128 Nicoll, E. & D., Joiners, Esson, W. F. S., Grocer 145 Nicoll, James, Grocer Esson & Napier, Men's Outfitters 136 Niven, T. H., Tobacconist Eaton & Fyfe, Butchers 152 Ormond, Miss A., Milliner

Edwards, Mrs, Butcher 170 Paterson, W. , Picture-Frame Maker Farquharson, Adam, Newsagent 135 Patullo, David. Hairdresser Farquharson, J., Joiner i37 Pavilion, The, Cinema . Findlay, R. L. & Co., Builders 159 Petrie, David B., Butcher Fish Supply, Direct 163 Petrie, George, Plumber Forfar & District Laundry Co. Ltd. Philips, D., Family Grocer, &c. Forfar Dispatch Potter, Norman A., Joiner Forfar East Port Savings Association Ltd. Regal, The, Cinema Forfar Northern Saving Association Ltd Reid Hall Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd Ritchie Brothers, Carriers Forfar West Town End Association Ltd Roberts, John, Tailor Fraser, John & Sons, Motor Engineers 161 Roberts, John & Son, Knitwear Fyfe, J. S., Painter .. i 2 3 Specialists General Accident Assurance Corporatio 130 Roberts, W. & Son, Drapers

Gibson, Skene B., Contractor .. 164 Robertson, William C, Joiner . Greenhill, D., Butcher Robbie & Nicoll, Seedsmen J. !57 Guild, David, Bootmaker 134 Rodger, David, & Son, Painters .. Hay, Alex. & Co., Joiners 151 Ross, Alex. , Sculptor Henderson, A. & Son, Painters 146 Saddler, W., Baker .. Henderson, T., Osnaburg Bar 166 Samson, James, Joiner Hill, John, Cycle Agent 153 Scott, James, Optician Hosie, J., Radio Engineer 140 Shepherd, Andrew & Sons, Slaters Hunter, Fergus, Baker and Confectioner Shepherd, A. & C, Slaters Ingram, Adam I. & Son, Tilelayers and Shepherd, W., Stationer and Printer

Fireplace Experts, Simpson, C. , Bookseller,, &c.

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page Page Smart, Allan, Plumber Suttie, Miss A. P., Ladies' Outfitter 171 Stewart's, Cycle and Radio Engineer Urquhart, Simon & Son, Merchants 155 Stewart, Gordon, Temperance Hotel Wakeford, Thomas, General Grocer, &c 172 Stewart, J. & M., Shoemakers Walker, James, Jarman's Hotel 165

Stewart, S., Wool Warehouse . Watt, Frank, Joiner . *7i Strachan, A. D., Wood and Coal Watt, Robert, Butcher 151 Merchant Whyte, Alex., Plumber 140

Strachan, John, Watchmaker . Whyte, Alex., Coach Painter x 5 6 Sturrock & Son, Bakers Wishart, W., Cycle Agent 138 Sturrock & Watt, Misses, Outfitters Wood, A. S., Butcher 128

COLOURED INSERTS.

Campbell & Co., Aerated Water Milne, W., & Sons, Electrical Engineers, &c,

Manufacturers . . . facing 52 facing 53 Dalgety, Alex., & Son, Drapers, &c. facing 20 Morrison, Wm., Motor Engineer .. facing 84

Doig, Thomas, Furniture Dealer, &c. Patterson Brothers, Bakers . . facing 36

facing 68-69 Rattray, Jas. , Aerated Waters .. facing 69

Doig, L., Draper, . . facing W. &c. 37 Robertson. Archie, Ltd., Motor Engineers ,, 5 Ednie & Kininmonth, Ironmongers facing Title Scottish Motor Traction Co. Ltd.,

Irvine, Charles, & Sons, Seedsmen, facing 92a Dundee . facing page 2 of Cover Jarvis Brothers, Drapers facing Contents Shepherd, James & Son, China Merchants Justice, Thomas, & Sons, Ltd., House facing Almanac

Furnishers, Dundee . . . facing 92 Shepherd, W. , Stationer Si Printer Laird, C. & D., Builders .. .. facing 21 facing 85-92d-93

Melvin, B. & M., Grocers, &c. .. facing 68 Small, Peter, Engineer . . . facing 100

ADVERTISEMENTS ON COVER.

Clark, John A., Jeweller Phins Ltd., China Merchants &c. Larg & Sons (Dundee) Ltd., Musicsellers Stewart, D. Joiner. &c. , — CONTENTS.

Page Page Advertisements ... 117-172 Infirmary Allotment Holders' Association Instrumental Band Ambulance Brigade Insurance Committee, County Angling Clubs 90 Insurance Coupon Angus, County of 70 Justices of the Peace (Forfar) A.R.P., 92a Labour Exchange

Badminton Club 89 Letter Boxes ...... ,... 92 Bakers' Union 91 Library, Public ...... 82 Bank Offices 82 Licensed Trade Defence Association 91 Banns, Proclamation of 85 Literary Institute Benevolent Society, Forfar & District 90 Magistrates and Town Council ... 79 Bible Society 85 Masonic Lodges... Blind, Mission to the 85 Motor Taxation Department Bowling Clubs ... Museum, Forfar Boy Scouts Nursing Association British Legion, The 83 Operatic Society Building Society ... 86 Painters' Society ...... 91 Burgh Funds 80 Panel Committee for County of Forfar 86 Burns Club 85 Pigeon Club, Racing ...... 91 Cage Bird Society 90 Pipe Band ...... 83 Charity Mortifications Plate Glass Insurance Association 85 Choral Union Post Office Arrangements ... 92 Churches 84 P.C.A., Society for ...... 85 Church Services, &c. 84 P.C.C., Society for ...... 85 Coal Societies 87 Public Assistance Committee ... 83 Community Drama, Scottish 84 kailwaymen's Union ...... 91 Courts : Reading Room ...... 82 Burgh... Registrar's Office Licensing, Burgh Rifle Club Police... Rugby Football Club

Sheriff Rural Community Council .. 85 Valuation Appeal Rural Workers' Society ...... 91

Cricket Club Saving Associations .. ... 87

Cryptic Council ... Savings Bank ...... 82 Curling Club, Angus Province 90 School Management Committee, Forfar 81 Curling Club 90 School do. Glamis-Rescobie 81

Customs and Excise Office Schools in Forfar ...... 82

Cycling Club, Angus Shepherds, Loyal Ancient ... 88 Dairymen's Association Shopkeepers' Association ... 90 Dance Society, Country ... Swimming Club ...... 90 Dramatic Society 84 Teachers, Principal, in Forfar Schools 82 Draughts Club 90 Telephone Kiosks, ...... 92 Eastern Star, Order of 88 Tenters' Association ...... 91 Education Committee, Angus 81 Territorials ...... 83 Educational Trust, Angus 82 Town Council Committees ... 79-80 Factory Workers' Union ... 9i Town's Officials ...... 79 Factory Workers' Union App. Socie ty 91 Town's Representatives ...... 80 Farmers in District 71-78 Tract Society ...... 85 Football Clubs Trades Council ...... 91 Foresters, Ancient Order of Trades and Professions ...... 93-100

Forestry Society ... 87 Transport Workers' Union ... 91 Girl Guides Typographical Society ...... 91 Golf Clubs Unionist Organisation, Forfarshire 86 Hairdressers' Association Valuation, 1938-39 ...... 79 Halls ... 83 Wood Workers' Society ...... 91 Holidays 69 Women Citizens' Association ... 86 Horticultural Society 87 Yearly Societies ...... 87 Householders, List of 5"69 Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. ... 85

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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.

Abel, John R., " Hillcrest," Brechin Road Aberdein, Mrs Anne, restaurant keeper, 3 Sparrowcroft Adam, Alexander, 79 West High Street Adam, David, lorry driver, Hillpark, Hillside Road Adam, Elizabeth, 16 Wellbraehead Adam, Isabella, nurse, 17 Wellbraehead Adam, James, factory worker, 21 New Road Adam, Mary, 23 Wellbraehead Adam, Misses, 14 New Road Adam, Mrs Mary, 28 Glamis Road Adam, Mrs Mary, 1 Roberts Street Adam, Thomas, 5 Dundee Loan Adam, William, gardener, 8 Charles Street Adams, George, bank accountant, " St. Arnolds," Robertson Ter. Adams, Mrs Elizabeth, 35 North Street Adams, William D. W., plasterer, 35 Easterbank Adamson, Alexander, builder, 4 Jamieson Street Adamson, George, builder, " Acharn " Rosebank Road Adamson, Harold, stationer, 10 Don Street Adamson, John, caretaker, Town House, Cross Adamson, John B., stationer, 109b Castle Street Adamson, Mowat, railway clerk, 16 Montrose Road Adamson, Mrs Elsie, 29 Lilybank Crescent Adamson, Robert K., confectioner, 3 West High Street Addison, David, 2 Academy Street Addison, James, joiner, 3 Albert Street Airey, Mrs Agnes, 107 Graham Crescent Airth, Mrs Elizabeth, 16 Wellbraehead Airth, Mrs Jessie, 18 Easterbank Aitkenhead, Agnes, 169 East High Street Aitkenhead, S., factory worker, Queen's Well Lane, 123 Castle St. Alexander, Alexander, 77 West High Street Alexander, Alfred, butcher, 14 St. James' Terrace Alexander, Isabella, 33 South Street Alexander, James, railway guard, 22 Don Street Alexander, Jean, 3 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Alexander, John, factory worker, 77 Glamis Road Alexander, Mary Jane, 76 East High Street Alexander, Mrs Elizabeth, 10 King's Road Alexander, Mrs Isabella, 3 Albert Street Alexander, Mrs Isabella, 4 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Alexander, Robert L., factory worker, 18 Nursery Street Allan, Alexander, 122 Dundee Loan FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Allan, Elizabeth, 9 North Street Allan, James, jun., aerated water manuftr., 10 Lilybank Crescent Allan, James, labourer, 59 Queen Street Allan, John, 83 Lilybank Crescent Allan, Ronald, 16 Green Street Allan, William, aerated water manufacturer, 5 Vennel Allan, William, sen., 6 Wellbraehead Allardice, Andrew, factory worker, 109 Queen Street Allardice, Esther, 137J East High Street Allardice, Frank, 72 Lilybank Crescent Allardice, George, blacksmith, " Southbank House," South Street Allardice, George, 9 Glamis Road Allardice, George, mill worker, 59 Easterbank Allardice, James T., rector, 2 Vennel Allardice, John, baker, " Brynhelig," Lochside Road Allardice, Mrs Jane, 21 Nursery Street Allardice, Norman, tenter, 76 Dundee Loan Allardice, William, tailor, 34 Dundee Road Allardyce, Mrs Margaret, 2 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Allison, David, fruit farmer, Hillside Road Anderson, Alexander, millwright, 15 Graham Crescent Anderson, Alexander, postman, 80 Lilybank Crescent Anderson, Alexander, labourer, 5 Newmorithill Anderson, Alexander T., dentist, 71 East High Street Anderson, David, factory worker, 5 Roberts Street North Anderson, David, factory worker, 14 William Street Anderson, George L., 16 Little Causeway Anderson, James, fireman, 99b East High Street Anderson, James, 24 North Street Anderson, James, 99b East High Street Anderson, James M., 18 Manor Street Anderson, John, factory worker, 20 Market Place Anderson, Mary Ann, 32 Manor Street Anderson, Misses, 11 North Street Anderson, Mrs Annie, baker, 98 West High Street Anderson, Mrs Annie, 44 North Street Anderson, Mrs Barbara, 6 Broadcroft (east) Anderson, Mrs Dorothy, 82 Dundee Road Anderson, Mrs Isabella, 27 Prior Road Anderson, Mrs Isabella, 26 Glamis Road Anderson, Mrs Jessie, 4 Victoria Street Anderson, Peter, retired, " Hawthorn Cottage," Brechin Road Anderson, Peter, factory worker, Queen's Well Lane, 123 Castle St. Anderson, Robert, factory overseer, Chapelpark, Academy Street Anderson, Robert H., county clerk, " Ferryton," Hillside Road Anderson, William, manager, "Ardmohr," South Street Anderson, William, mechanic, 41-43 South Street Anderson, William, 1 14 Dimdee Loan FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Andrew, Elizabeth, 4 St. James' Terrace Andrew, Misses, 46 Glamis Road Archer, Edward, 3 Strathmore Villas, Dundee Road Archer, Mrs Jane Ann, 50 North Street Armstrong, Susan, bus conductress, 49 West High Street Arnot, C. M., nurseryman, "Melbourne Cottage," Rosebank Road Arnot, Jessie A., "Acharn," Rosebank Road Arnot, Mrs Jessie B., " Melbourne Cottage," Rosebank Road Arnot, Norman D. W., ironmonger, 3 Helen Street Arthur, Mrs Annie, 6 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Bain, Mrs Isabella, 34 Manor Street Balfour, Alex., leather merchant, " St. Mary's," Brechin Road Balfour, Alexander, millworker, 4 Windyedge Terrace Balfour, Charles, Hillockhead, East High Street Balfour, Charles, farm worker, 17 Arbroath Road Balfour, David, 52 Yeaman Street Balfour, George, 53 Graham Crescent Balfour, Helen, 9 Watt Street Balfour, James, railway fireman, 30 John Street Balfour, James, factory worker, 143 East High Street Balfour, John, labourer, 9 Watt Street Balfour, Mrs Davina, 16 Prior Road Balfour, Mrs Mary, 94 Dundee Loan Balfour, Robert, 14 Peffers Place Balfour, Robert S., printer, " Burbank," Taylor Street Balfour, Stewart, factory worker, 5 Watt Street Balfour, William, surfaceman, 5 Archie's Park Balfour, William, labourer, 11 Archie's Park Balfour, William, baker, 4 Graham Crescent Balfour, William B., factory worker, 11 Eastern Sunnyside Balharry, David, joiner, 30 Dundee Road Ballantine, Robert, fireman, 45 Roberts Street Ballingall, Margaret, "Alva House," East High Street Barclay, Arthur W., painter, 90a Castle Street Barclay, Stephen, cablejointer, 12 Arbroath Road Barnet, David, retired, 2 Cargill Terrace, Brechin Road Barrie, Robert, mason, 27 Easterbank Barron, Alexander, signalman, "Adecea," 30 Montrose Road Barry, Thomas Goodall, " Craigmount," Dundee Road Batchelor, Charles, 42 Prior Road Batchelor, John, 186 East High Street Baxter, Mrs Elizabeth, 186 East High Street Beattie, John, labourer, 15 Charles Street Beattie", Robert, mechanic, 12 Charles Street Beattie, William, police constable, 14 Roberts Street North Beedie, Robert, lamplighter, Craig of Loch Road Begg, Alexander, ganger, 50 Graham Crescent Begg, William, labourer, 97 Lilybank Crescent FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Bell, George, ticket collector, Gordon House, Zoar Bell, James, plasterer, " Hillpark," Hillside Road Bell, Rev. David M., The Manse, Lour Road Bell, William, manager, 9 Dundee Loan Bell, William D., 66 Dundee Road Bennet, Andrew, 22 Nursery Street Bennet, Jane, 45| Queen Street Bennet, John, 14a North Street Bennet, Jessie, 123e Castle Street Bennet, Mrs Jane, 15 St. James' Terrace Bennie, Mrs Frances, " Myrtle Cottage," Brechin Road Benson, Joseph, labourer, 45 Nursery Street Bernard, William D., music teacher, " Strathyre," Lour Road Bertie, David, " Branderhaugh," Prior Road Bertie, Violet, 6 Green Street Bertram, William A., weights inspector, " Restalrig," South Street Bett, John, railway guard, 79 Lilybank Crescent Bett, Mrs Bella, 5 Katherine Street, Zoar Binny, Alexander S., cattle dealer, 23 New Road Binny, David, 26 Prior Road Binny, David D., cattle dealer, " Roseneath," Lochside Road Birnie, William, fishmonger, 10 East High Street Birse, Albert, labourer, 1 William Street Birse, Alfred Stewart, postman, 21 Eastern Sunnyside Birse, Mrs Jessie, 6 Victoria Street Birse, William, roadman, 51 Dundee Loan Bissett, David, joint bank agent, " Cruachan," Lour Road Black, Adam, labourer, 60 North Street Black, Agnes, factory worker, 35 Nursery Street Black, Allan, factory worker, 30 South Street Black, Bella, 19 Green Street Black, David, mechanic, 56 Lilybank Crescent Black, David, 43 Victoria Street Black, Ernest, carter, 2 Bell Place Black, Frank, lorry driver, 1 Peffers Place Black, George, dairyman, 6 Dundee Loan Black, James, factor, 38-40 North Street Black, James, horse dealer, 23 North Street Black, James, shoemaker, " Ameroch," South Street Black, James, jun., 3 Peffers Place Black, Joan, factory worker, 28 Yeaman Street Black, Mary, teacher, 108 Castle Street Black, Mrs Arabella, 7 Newmonthill Black, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Windyedge Terrace Black, Mrs Mary Ann, 4 Peffers Place Black, Robert L., fireman, 36 South Street Black, William, mechanic, 30 Easterbank Blacklaws, Mrs Mary Ann, 3 North Street FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Blackwood, John F., 1 Brechin Road, Zoar Blair, David, 52 South Street Blair, James, factory worker, Chapel park, Academy Street Blair, James, mill worker, 35 South Street Blair, John, printer, 5 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street Blair, Mrs Jane, 42 Prior Road Blair, Skene, storekeeper, 64 East High Street Blair, Walter, motor driver, 76 Castle Street Blues, Alexander, tailor, 18 Newmonthill Blyth, Charles, painter, 3 West High Street Blyth, George, 69 West High Street Boath, Alexander Wood, tenter, 17 Arbroath Road Boath, Andrew, mason, 6 Headingstone Place Boath, Ann, factory worker, 8 Lour Road Boath, Charles, clerk, Hillpark, Hillside Road Boath, David, factory worker, 1 Montrose Road Boath, David, 10 Yeaman Street Boath, Ernest, 12 Yeaman Street Boath, Frank, factory worker, 30 South Street Boath, John, butcher, 41 Roberts Street Boath, Mary, 6 Dundee Road Boath, Mary Ann, 59 West High Street Boath, Mrs Helen, 17 North Street Boath, Mrs Margaret, 85 East High Street Boath, Robert, factory worker, 22 Prior Road Boath, William, tenter, 18 South Street Boni, Antonio, 96 West High Street Bonnar, Mary, 101 East High Street Bowen, David, joiner, 26J West High Street Bowick, Alexander Laing, "Margaret Cottage," Prior Road Bowman, Adam, traveller, 4 North Street Bowman, Harry, painter, 63 West High Street Bowman, Isabella, factory worker, 122 Dundee Loan Bowman, John, commercial traveller, 3 Cargill Ter., Brechin Rd. Bowman, John, factory worker, 161 East High Street Bowman, Mrs Agnes, 10 Nursery Street Bowman, Mrs Annie, 15 Newmonthill Bowman, Robert Boath, spirit merchant, " Kildonan," Roberts St. Boyle, David, navyman, 3 Arbroath Road Boyle, Isabella, 3 Bell Place Boyle, James Wood, chemist, 27 Little Causeway Boyle, Joan, factory worker, 5 Bell Place Boyle, Mary Ann, 44 Dundee Loan Boyle, Mrs Stewart, " Bellevue," Lininghills Lane Boyle, Robert, 8 Bell Place Bradford, Thomas, Slatefield, Dundee Road Braid, Charles, 1 Albert Street Braid, David, 4 Dundee Road FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Braid, Hector, factory worker, 91a West High Street Braid, Joseph, labourer, 12 Stark's Close, West High Street Braid, Lavina, 6 Stark's Close, West High Street Brand, Jessie, 18 Rosebank Road Brebner, James W., 7 Little Causeway Brechin, Alexander, transport driver, 20 Easterbank Brechin, Charles, factory worker, 46 Brechin Road, Zoar Brechin, John, 32 Canmore Street Bremner, David, electrician, 53 Lilybank Crescent Bremner, James, electrician, 42 Lilybank Crescent Bremner, James, " Ivybank," South Street Brewster, Robert, labourer, 74 Graham Crescent Brodlie, James F., twinemaker, 9 Sparrowcroft Brodlie, William S., twinemaker, 3 Chapel Street Brown, Agnes R., " Millbank," Victoria Street Brown, Alexander, grocer, 64 East High Street Brown, Alexina, 8 William Street Brown, Andrew, coach painter, 9 Roberts Street Brown, Benjamin, factory worker, 40 Prior Road Brown, Charles, Lilybank Toll Brown, David, postman, 36 West High Street Brown, George, clerk, 50 North Street Brown, George, labourer, 129 J East High Street Brown, George, chimney sweep, 22 Don Street Brown, George W., chemist, St. John's Cottages, Fyfe Street Brown, James, gas stoker, 40 Lour Road Brown, James, railway brakesman, 15 Canmore Street Brown, Jane, factory worker, 93a West High Street Brown, Jane, 113 Castle Street Brown, Jessie, 1 Bell Place Brown, John, 9 Wellbraehead Brown, John, draper, 140a East High Street Brown, John Cook, bus driver, 32 North Street Brown, Mrs Anglina, 32 Prior Road Brown, Mrs Bella, 16 Nursery Street Brown, Mrs Christina, Ashton Cottage, Fyfe Street Brown, Mrs Etta, 11 Arbroath Road Brown, Mrs Margaret, 102 Dundee Loan Brown, Mrs Mary, 8 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Brown, Ogilvie, shoemaker, 35 Lilybank Crescent Brown, Robert, slater, 40 Prior Road Brown, William, dyker, 26 Glamis Road Brown, William, 1 Bell Place Brown, William, sawyer, 12 North Street Brown, William, factory worker, 44 John Street Brown, William, "Ashton Cottage," Fyfe Street Brown, William, joiner, 46 South Street Brown, William, 100 Dundee Loan FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Brown, William, 14 Arbroath Road Brown, William, agent, Millbank, Victoria Street Brown, William, Fountain Cottage, 71 Queen Street Bruce, Adam, labourer, 5 Helen Street Bruce, Alexander, slater, 11 Headingstone Place Bruce, Alexander C, slater, 52 Prior Road Bruce, Andrew, grocer, 3 West High Street Bruce, David, 11 Osnaburg Street Bruce, David, factory worker, 37 John Street Bruce, David, plumber, 2 Muirbank, 24 Brechin Road Bruce, Douglas W., carrier, 23 Castle Street Bruce, George, mill worker, 15 Easterbank Bruce, George R., boot maker, "St. John's Cottages," Fyfe Street Bruce, Harry, cycle agent, 116 East High Street Bruce, Henry, fireman, 12 Charles Street Bruce, James, general dealer, 110 Castle Street Bruce, James, 2 Peffers Place Bruce, James, postman, 64 Lilybank Crescent Bruce, James, 106c Castle Street Bruce, Jessie, 6 Osnab\xrg Street Bruce, John, labourer, 35 Nursery Street Bruce, John, factory worker, 69 Glamis Road Bruce, Mrs Ann, 31 Canmore Street Bruce, Mrs Helen, 83 Graham Crescent Bruce, Mrs Isabella, 18 Little Causeway Bruce, Mrs Mary, cycle agent, 51 South Street Bruce, Norman, grocer, 23 Easterbank Bruce, Robert, 129 Castle Street Bruce, Robert, 49 North Street Bruce, William, ironmonger, Kirkton, Academy Street Bruce, William, factory worker, 36 Graham Crescent Bryan, Fred, sen., 20J Nursery Street Bryan, Fred, jun., 20 Nursery Street Buchan, Marshall, petrol salesman, 8 King's Road Buchan, Mrs Catherine, " Nilebank," Rosebank Road Buchan, Mrs Elspeth, 13 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street Buchan, Walter, mill worker, 78 Lilybank Crescent Bullman, Rev. William, 59 Lilybank Crescent Burgess, George C, m.d., " Rosehill," St. James' Road Burness, George, roadman, 48 Glamis Road Burness, George, Kirkton, Academy Street Burnett, Alexander, policeman, 11 Lilybank Crescent Burnett, Andrew, 16 Market Place Burnett, Catherine F., 4 Morley Place, Gordon Street Burns, David, 89 West High Street Burns, Emily L., music teacher, 68 Castle Street Burns, Mrs Isabella, 33 South Street Burns, Jessie, 7 Montrose Road FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Burns, John, 12 Glamis Road Burns, Robert, 22 Canmore Street Butchart, Mrs Mary Ann, 36 Dundee Loan Butchart, Robert, dairyman, 129 Dundee Road Butchart, William, baker, 14 Montrose Road Byars, Andrew, 39 St. James' Road Byars, David, 9 New Road Byars, Jane, " Annfield Cottage," West High Street Byars, John, solicitor, 3 Morley Place Byars, Mrs Agnes, 10 Canmore Street Byars, Richard, clerk, 5 Watt Street Byars, Robert O., coachpainter, 39 St. James' Road Byars, William, blacksmith, 93b West High Street Byres, Alfred, scavenger, 61 Dundee Loan Byres, Mrs Annie, 2 Helen Street Byres, William, 186 East High Street Byres, William, baker, 78 West High Street Cable, David, commission agent, 58 Castle Street Cable, Dr James Ewen, 53 East High Street Cable, George, motor taxation officer, 'Adecea," 17 Taylor Street Cable, George, 15 Muir Street, Zoar Cable, James, insurance agent, 65 Lilybank Crescent Cable, John, draper, 12 Katherine Street, Zoar Cable, John R., agent, South Street Cable, Misses, 39 Prior Road Cable, Mrs, 20 North Street Cable, Mrs Isabella, 4 Market Place Cable, Mrs Susan A., " Chapelbank," East High Street Cable, William W., moulder, 62 Easterbank Cadogan, Daniel, Hillockhead Caird.. Andrew B., caretaker, 39 Albert Street Caird, Henry W., chemist, " Balone," Brechin Road Caird, Jane Kyd, factory worker, 11 Glamis Road Calder, Helen, typist, 35 Prior Road Calder, Isabella, 57 North Street Calder, Jessie P. S., 116 Dundee Loan Calder, Mrs Mary Ann, 13 William Street Calder, Richard, 64 East High Street Callander, Alexander, contractor, Cunmont, Roberts Street Callander, Alexander M., motor driver, 82 Lilybank Crescent Callander, David, contractor, " Braedownie," Montrose Road Callander, David, grain merchant, " Wairoa," Robertson Terrace Callander, David, jun., '' Viewmount," 35 St. James' Road Callander, George, 4 Dundee Loan Callander, John, 4 Stark's Close, West High Street Callander, Mrs Helen, 24 Yeaman Street Callander, Mrs Mary, 51 Prior Road Callander, William Findlay, contractor, 56 North Street FORFAR DIRECTORY. 13

Cameron, Archibald, factory worker, 37 Glamis Road Cameron, James, railway surfaceman, 80 North Street Cameron, James, 26J West High Street Cameron, John B., bank agent, Commercial Bank, East High St. Cameron, Kenneth, labourer, 8 St. James' Road Cameron, Martha, 33J West High Street Cameron, Mrs Elizabeth, " Fernbank," Lour Road Cameron, Thomas, hairdresser, 106a Castle Street Cameron, William, 132 Dundee Loan Campbell, Davina, dressmaker, 4 Castle Street Campbell, Henry, motorman, "Hillpark," Hillside Road Campbell, James, lorry driver, 3 Windyedge Terrace Campbell, James, 23 Dundee Loan Campbell, Joan, factory worker, 40 Prior Road Campbell, Mrs Annie F., 24 Manor Street Campbell, Mrs Jane, 1 Albert Street Campbell, Mrs Mary, 12 Windyedge Terrace Campbell, William, spirit merchant, 79| East High Street Campbell, William, chauffeur, 34 Lilybank Crescent Cant, Alexander, vanman, 39 Nursery Street Cant, John, carter, 50 Brechin Road, Zoar Carcary, Alexander, telephone linesman, 65 Graham Crescent Carcary, Alexander, 48 Dundee Road Carcary, Andrew, 7 St. James' Terrace Carcary, David, ploughman, 16 Charles Street Carcary, James, factory worker, 42 Prior Road Carcary, John, 23 Castle Street Carcary, Logan, 6 Glamis Road Carcary, Mrs Mabel, factory worker, 27 John Street Carcary, Mrs Mary A., factory worker, 5 St. James' Road Carcary, Stewart G., factory worker, 16 Charles Street Cargill, Alexander T., postman, 93 Lilybank Crescent Cargill, Maggie Ann, 37 John Street Carnegie, David, labourer, 42 Graham Crescent Carnegie, Jessie, 22 Yeaman Street Carnegie, Henry, 18 Glamis Road Carnegy, D. J., jun., county assessor, "Mylnehall," Dundee Loan Carrie, Andrew, 25 Nursery Street Carrie, Elizabeth, factory worker, 25 Nursery Street Carrie, Misses, 3 Muirbank, Brechin Road Carrie, Mrs Dorothy, 19 South Street Carrie, Mrs Elizabeth, 15 Eastern Sunnyside Carrie, Mrs Jessie, 28 Graham Crescent Carrol, James, factory worker, 49b Dundee Loan Carver, Harry C, bank agent, " Roselea," Taylor Street Catanich, Jean, 52 Brechin Road. Zoar Chalmers, Charles, fireman, 6 Windyedge Terrace Chalmers, Charles, labourer, 12 Watt Street 14 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Chalmers, David, 82 North Street Chalmers, D. M., confectioner, " Mansfield Cottage," St. James' Rd Chalmers, Georgina, 25 Glamis Road Chalmers, William, draper, 156J East High Street Chaplin, Misses, " Bloomfield," Lour Road Chapman, David, vanman, 17 Manor Street Chapman, J., jun., confectioner, "Windsor Cottage," Dundee Loan Chapman, Mrs James, " Stanmore," Hillside Road Cheyne, Daniel, 7 North Street Christie, Alexander, fireman, 42 Easterbank Christie, Andrew, jun., Bankhead, Lochside Road Christie, David C, chief constable, " Lyndhurst," Taylor Street Christie, John, 22 Dundee Road Christie, Margaret, 40 Gladstone Terrace, Dundee Loan Christie, Mrs Elizabeth, 188 East High Street Christie, Mrs Margaret, 70 North Street Christie, Mrs, 14 Don Street Christie, Robert, lorryman, 45J Queen Street Christie, Robert, brakesman, 34 Market Street Christie, William, 20 Nursery Street Christison, David, factory worker, 29 Strang Street Clark, Alexander, factory worker, 51 \ West High Street Clark, Alexander, 1 Sparrowcroft Clark, Andrew, 6 Arbroath Road Clark, Annie, 9 Headingstone Place Clark, Cathcart, bus driver, 13 Wellbraehead Clark, Charles, hairdresser, " Westby House," 66 West High Street Clark, David, factory worker, Albion Place, East High Street Clark, David, dairy keeper, 152 East High Street Clark, David, mason, 2 Dundee Road Clark, Elizabeth, 26£ West High Street Clark, George, organiser, 120 East High Street Clark, James, potato dresser, 44 Easterbank Clark, James, labourer. 46 Easterbank Clark, James, procurator-fiscal, " Clivemont," Bankhead Road Clark, James Doig, postman, 137^ East High Street Clark, John, printer, " Glen Ard," Yeaman Street

Clark, John, 53 Dunde ; Loan Clark, John A., jeweller, 30 North Street Clark, Maggie, 13 Charles Street Clark, Misses, 38 East High Street Clark, Mrs Agnes, 85 Lilybank Crescent Clark, Mrs Betsy, 182 East High Street Clark, Mrs Betsy, 4 Nursery Street Clark, Mrs Eliza, "Maybank," 94 Dundee Road Clark, Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Chapel Street Clark, Mrs Helen, 3 Prior Road Clark, Mrs Isabella, 13 Albert Street FORFAR DIRECTORY. I 5

Clark, Mrs Jane, 157 East High Street Clark, Mrs Mary, 35 Glamis Road Clark, Robert, farm servant, 102 Castle Street Clark, Robert, factory worker, 6 Arbroath Road Clark, Sarah, " Gordon House," Katherine Street, Zoar Clark, William, carter, 33 Graham Crescent Clark, William, factory worker, 14 Manor Street Clark, William, vanman, 34 John Street Clark, William, 15 Wellbraehead Clark, William, 33 Lour Road Clark, William, clerk, 20 Dundee Loan Clark, William B., bootmaker, 84 East High Street Clark, Robert, '• Benholm," Glamis Road Clarke, Rose, 26 Nursery Street Clement, David, postman, 1 Green Street Clyne, Donald, 41 Dundee Loan Coghill, Barbara, 42 John Street Coleman, Mrs Margaret, 124 Dundee Loan Collie, James, farm servant, 132 Dundee Loan Collie, Mrs Bridget, 70 Dundee Road Collins, Charles W., 15 Manor Street Conacher, P. A., "Newtonbank," Rosebank Road Connell, William, retired booking clerk, 68 North Street Conning, Mrs Jessie. 63 West High Street Cook, Albert, 12 Charles Street Cook, Alexander, Muir Street, Zoar Cook, Charles, carter, 42 South Street Cook, Charles, jun., tailor, 63 Dundee Loan Cook, Edward, carter, 2 Nursery Street Cook, Frank, factory worker, 1 John Street Cook, Fred, carter, 13 Wellbraehead Cook, George, 6 Nursery Street Cook, Isabella, 17 Market Place Cook, James, carter, 22 Arbroath Road Cook, James, factory worker, 16 Dundee Road Cook, James, grocer, 34 Graham Crescent Cook, James, 7 Bell Place Cook, John, carter, 69 Queen Street Cook, Joseph, contractor, 10 East High Street Cook, Misses, 9 Newmonthill Cook, Mrs Mary Ann, 160\ East High Street Cook, William, 38 Market Street Cook, William, 16 Newmonthill Cook, William, carter, 77 Graham Crescent Cook, William T., postman, 14 Dundee Loan Cooper, Elizabeth, 11 Newmonthill Cooper, Mrs Jessie, " Willowbank," 11 Brechin Road Copland, Rev. Alex., The Parsonage, Lour Road l6 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Corbett, Joseph, railway worker, 5 Market Place Cormie, George, labourer, 4 Broadcroft (west) Cormie, Thomas, railway fireman, 45 Graham Crescent Cormie, William, mill worker, 65 North Street Coupar, Mrs Annie S., 13 Wellbraehead Coupar, Robert, mason, 39 North Street Couttie, Alexander, labourer, 93 Graham Crescent Coutts, Charles E. S., butcher, "Bell-Vue," Vermel Coutts, David, tenter, 136 East High Street Coutts, Frank, joiner, 62 Dundee Road Coutts, Fred. A., butcher, 85 Castle Street Coutts, Frederick T., butcher, " Marlee," Robertson Terrace Coutts, James, labourer, 17 Graham Crescent Coutts, James, calender worker, 67 Graham Crescent Coutts, John, tenter, 10 Arbroath Road Coutts, Lewis B., factory manager, 7 Helen Street Coutts, Mary, 16 Green Street Coutts, Mrs Sarah, " Kenilworth," Brechin Road Coutts, William, caretaker, 62 Graham Crescent Coutts, William, jun., butcher, " Rosemount," New Road Coutts, William F. T., butcher, " Aldersyde," Taylor Street Cowie, David, mason, 42 Prior Road Cowie, Ernest, factory worker, 105 Queen Street Cowie, Mrs Euphemia, 155a East High Street Cowie, Mrs Jessie, 36a Castle Street Cownie, Alexander, 30 Nursery Street Cownie, Allan, 13 Wellbraehead Cownie, David, 86 West High Street Cownie, Graham, railway fireman, 29 Easterbank Cownie, Mrs Margaret, 186 East High Street Crabb, Charles, mechanic, 67 Glamis Road Crabb, David, joiner, 14 Nursery Street Crabb, George, Newford Park Craib, James, carter, 186 East High Street Craib, Leslie, carter, 40 South Street Craig, Douglas, 1 Osnaburg Street Craig, George A., solicitor, " The Sheiling," Taylor Street Craig, James, 12 Glamis Road Craig; Misses, 12 Montrose Road Craig, William, railwayman, 36 Lilybank Crescent Craik, David M., 27 St. James' Road Craik, Frank, 2 Brechin Road, Zoar Craik, Frank, mill worker, 34 Prior Road Craik, Frank B., town chamberlain, Robertson Terrace Craik, Helen, 35 John Street Craik, James, milk salesman, Lilybank Farm Craik, Janet F., 27 St. James' Road Craik, John F., 5 Broadcroft (west) FORFAR DIRECTORY. 17

Craik, Mrs Agnes, 25 Montrose Road Craik, Mrs Jane, 34 Lour Road Craik, Mrs Margaret A., " Manorlea," Manor Street Craik, Robert F., butcher, Newford Park Craik, Stella M., " Blytheswood Cottage," Rosebank Road Cramond, Charles S., clerk, 23 Castle Street Cramond, George, " Eskdale," Brechin Road Cramond, James, merchant, Manor House, Castle Street Crichton, Jane D., " Carseview," Brechin Road Crighton, Charles, storeman, 112 East High Street Crighton, David, factory worker. 29 South Street Crighton, Donald McL., Dundee Road Crighton, Mrs Margaret, 16 Arbroath Road Crighton, William D., carter, 5 Glamis Road Croal, David, factory manager, 31 Manor Street Crofts, Alexander, 56J East High Street Crofts, Alexander, yarn dresser, 3 Graham Crescent Crofts, Catherine, 14 William Street Croll, David M. L., clerk, 23 East High Street Croll, James, Lordburn Lodge, Arbroath Road Crow, Francis, 1 Muirbank, Brechin Road Crow, Joan F., milliner, 36 Yeaman Street Crowe, John D., 64 East High Street Cruickshank, George, railway fireman, 16 King's Road Cruickshank, Henry S., shoemaker, 8 Don Street Cruickshank. Mrs Helen, 40 Brechin Road, Zoar Cruickshank, Mrs Mary, 3 Watt Street Cruickshank, William, shoemaker, 7a Yeaman Street Cruickshanks, James, Hillockhead, East High Street Cumming, Anne Tower, "Kerrow," Hillside Road Cumming, Charles, hotel keeper, 48 Market Street Cumming, George B., civil servant, 32 West High Street Cumming, Robert, chauffeur, 17 Roberts Street Cunningham, William, gardener, 16 Green Street Cura, Mrs Gertrude, 65 West High Street Cuthbert, Jane, 45 Victoria Street Cuthbert, Jessie, " Lunan Cottage," Well Road Cuthill, James, 17 Charles Street Cuthill, Lant, labourer, 5 Albert Street Cuthill, Mrs Georgina, 1 Albert Street Cuthill, Mrs Janet, 4 West High Street Cuthill, William, 27 St. James' Road Dakers, David Watterson, 51 North Street Dakers, Mrs Annie, 3 Market Place Dakers, William, 37 North Street Dalgety, Alexander, tenter, 17 Albert Street Dalgety, Alexander, factory worker, 3 Arbroath Road Dalgety, Alexander C, draper, " Aviemore," Lochside Road l8 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Dalgety, Alexander M., draper, Kirkton, Academy Street Dalgety, Bella, 22 Don Street Dalgety, James, 17 Manor Street Dalgety, Mrs Alex., 55 East High Street

' Dalgety, Mrs Elizabeth, 13 North Street , Dalgety, Mrs Georgina, 21 Roberts Street Dalgety, Robert S., blacksmith, 20 North Street Dalgleish, Hugh, clerk, " Ardmuir," Brechin Road Dalgleish, Mrs Jane, 21 Manor Street Dall, George, moulder, 94 North Street Dall, Henry, joiner, " Emerald Cottage," Montrose Road Dall, James, 3 Roberts Street Dall, John R., 94 North Street Dall, William, woodcutter, 18 Market Place David, Peter, keeper of model lodging house, 8 Couttie's Wynd Davidson, Charles, tailor, 88 West High Street Davidson, Charles, 23 Castle Street Davidson, George, 42 Prior Road Davidson, John, assist, insurance manager, 47 Easterbank Davidson, Lilian, 16 Arbroath Road Davidson, Mrs Elizabeth, 10 New Road Davidson, Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street Davidson, James, 121 Lilybank Crescent Davidson, Robert, motor engineer, 7 Arbroath Road Davidson, Sarah, factory worker, 9 Market Place Davidson, Thomas, 132 East High Street Davidson, William, 182 East High Street Davies, William M., chauffeur, 57 Graham Crescent Dawson, Myrtle, teacher, 5 Sparrowcroft Dear, Andrew S., 112 Dundee Road Dear, John B., 14 Watt Street Dear, Mrs Elizabeth, 3 Charles Street Dear, Mrs Jane, 52 Brechin Road, Zoar Dear, Mrs Jane, 10 Charles Street Dear, Mrs Margaret, 56 South Street Dear, Mrs Mary, 114 East High Street Dear, Norman, 8 Charles Street Dear, Robert A., 3 Charles Street Dear, William, factory foreman, 1 Muirbank, Brechin Road Dear, William, carter, 8 Archie's Park Dear, William, grocer, 44 Lilybank Crescent Dewar, Lily, 49 West High Street Dewar, William, spirit merchant, 103 West High Street Dick, Misses, 17 East High Street Dick, William H., clerk, 5 Strang Street Dickie, Mrs Margaret, 15 Newmonthil! Dickie, William, tenter, 19 Newmonthill Dickson, David, joiner, 13 Strang Street FORFAR DIRECTORY. 19

Dickson, George, 4 Albert Street Dickson, John, lorryman, 40 Easterbank Dickson, Lizzie, 11 Strang Street Dill, Robert W., " Ben View Cottage," 94 Dundee Road Dingwall, John, 92 Lilybank Crescent Doig, Alexander, estate labourer, 25 Prior Road Doig, Alexander, 12 St. James' Road Doig, Elizabeth, 1 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Doig, Elizabeth Crighton, 14 Lour Road Doig, George W. L., draper, 16 East High Street Doig, James, furniture dealer, 113 Castle Street Doig, Jemima C, 93^ East High Street Doig, John, retired plasterer, 28 South Street Doig, John S., factory worker, 23 Glamis Road Doig, Mrs Eliza B., 12 North Street Doig, Mrs Margaret, 15 Newmonthill Doig, Mrs Mary, 48 Easterbank Doig, Peter, coal foreman, 68 Graham Crescent Doig, William Lowson, draper, 16 East High Street Donald, Alexander, tea merchant, 35 Castle Street Donald, Charles, ploughman, 52 Brechin Road, Zoar Donald, David, teacher, " Morar," Robertson Terrace Donald, Elizabeth, 31 Nursery Street Donald, Henry, fireman, 38 Lour Road Donald, James, clerk, " Milton House," Manor Street Donald, James, 20 Charles Street Donald, James Craik, shambles keeper, Lochside Road Donald, James, jun., joiner, 34 Lour Road Donald, Louise, 2 Bell Place Donald, Mrs Annie, 27 Manor Street Donald, Mrs Elizabeth, 12 Roberts Street North Donald, Mrs Jane, 7 Watt Street Donald, Mrs Lizzie, 14 Yeaman Street Donaldson, Agnes, 17 Dundee Loan Donaldson, Alexander, 6 North Street Donaldson, James, " Strathview," 100 Dundee Road Donaldson, Mrs Annie, 11 St. James' Terrace Donaldson, Mrs Helen, 2 Archie's Park Donnet, Mrs Jane, 15 Glamis Road Dorward, Alexander, motor driver, 2 St. James' Road Dorward, George, clerk, 6 Archie's Park Dorward, John E., licensed grocer, 42 West High Street Dorward, Mrs Mary M., 2 Canmore Street Douglas, George M., dairyman, 10 South Street Douglas, George, sen., 10 South Street Dow, Duncan, bus driver, 20 Dundee Road Dow, Isabella, " Gushetneuk," Roberts Street Dow, Mary, "Monymusk," Lochside Road FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Downie, Jane, 68 Dundee Road Duff, Betsy, 24 North Street Duff, William, nurseryman, Academy Street Duffy, George, telephone linesman, 41 Albert Street Dunbar, John H., railway clerk, " Cliftonville," Hanick Terrace Duncan, Alexander, 101 Queen Street Duncan, Alexander G., 20 North Street Duncan, Allan, 61 Queen Street Duncan, Annie, 36 Brechin Road, Zoar Duncan, Charles H., ploughman, 21 Glamis Road Duncan, David, engine driver, 18 John Street Duncan, Eliza K., confectioner, " Cora Linn," Lochside Road Duncan, Ernest, surfaceman, 58 Dundee Loan Duncan, Euphemia Ann, 7 Bell Place Duncan, James, tenter, 2 Bell Place Duncan, James, police sergeant, 55 Lilybank Crescent Duncan, James, gas stoker, 24 King's Road Duncan, John, engine driver, 19 John Street Duncan, John L., engineer, 15 Manor Street

Duncan, Margaret, 1 John Street Duncan, Mary Ann, 32 Lour Road Duncan, Mrs Agnes, 37 North Street Duncan, Mrs Agnes, 45 Lilybank Crescent Duncan, Mrs Annie, 57 Queen Street Duncan, Mrs Isabella, 104 Dundee Loan Duncan, Mrs Mary, 29 Roberts Street Duncan, Mrs Margaret C, " Gushetneuk," Roberts Street Duncan, Robert, labourer, 73 Queen Street Duncan, Walter, 29 St. James' Road Duncan, William, lamplighter, 24 North Street Duncan, William, factory worker, 95 Graham Crescent Duncan, William, engine fitter, 16 Montrose Road Duncan, William, joiner, 48 Graham Crescent Dundas, Mrs Margaret, 31 Glamis Road Dunn, Margaret, nurse, 107 Lilybank Crescent Dunn, Misses, 88 Dundee Loan Duplexcito, Antonio, 4 Wellbraehead Duthie, David, factory worker, 59 West High Street Duthie, Joan, 5 Charles Street Duthie, John, 24 South Street Duthie, John, lorry driver, 38 Easterbank Duthie, Mrs Isabella, charwoman, 8 Green Street Duthie, Mrs Isabella, 5 Charles Street Duthie, Ralph, painter, 5 Charles Street Duthie, William, 186 East High Street Drewitt, Mrs Isabella, 15 Charles Street Eadie, John, education officer, "Broomfield," Lour Road Easson, Mrs Helen G., " Alva House," East High Street ALEX. DALGETY & SON, Specialists in Highland Dress for over 40 years, 'hone No. 77. 57 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR. C. & D. 1LAII1KD,

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Easson, Mrs Marjorie, 7 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Easton, Charles, mason, 10 Muir Street, Zoar Easton, Charles, labourer, 97 West High Street Easton, Charles, factory worker, 123b Castle Street Easton, George, grocery manager, 28 Yeaman Street Easton, Jane M., teacher, " Balgowan," Brechin Road Easton, John M., postman, 81 Graham Crescent Easton, Mary D., teacher, 40a Castle Street Easton, Mrs Betsy, 13 Wellbraehead Easton, Mrs Clara, 23 Canmore Street Eaton, Benjamin, contractor, Lochside Road Eaton, George, 6 Victoria Street Ebbri, Luige, 101 East High Street Edmonds, George, 25 Wellbraehead Edmonds, James, carter, 8 Victoria Street Edmonds, Robert McKay, vanman, Hillockhead, East High Street Edmunds, Alexander, 6 Victoria Street Edward, Elizabeth, 19 Brechin Road Edward, Mrs Margaret, 10 Castle Street Edward, William, baker, 6 Charles Street Edwards, Anna Mildred, 26 North Street Edwards, David, railway goods porter, 25 Little Causeway Edwards, David, printer, 9 Helen Street Edwards, George, 76 Castle Street Edwards, John, painter, 18 Easterbank Edwards, Mary, 27 Prior Road Edwards, Mrs, butcher, 4 Lilybank Crescent Edwards, Mrs Elizabeth, "Abbey House," 3 Strang Street Edwards, Mrs Mary, 6 Charles Street Eggie, Charles, chauffeur, 35 West High Street Eggie, Jane G., " Airlie Cottage," South Street Eggie, Margaret, dressmaker, 3 Canmore Street Eggo, Bannerman, 7 Teuchat Croft Elder, Arthur, china merchant, 65 Castle Street Elder, Fred., grocer, 3 North Street Elder, James, assistant factor, " Jashma," Hanick Terrace Elder, Jessie, " Delre House," 1 Carseburn Road Elder, Thomas, retired grocer, "Delre House," 1 Carseburn Road Ellis, Annie, factory worker, Brechin Road, Zoar Ellis, George, 20 Glamis Road Ellis, Maggie, 2 Roberts Street North Ellis, Mary, 3 Osnaburg Street Ellis, Susan, 3 Green Street Ellis, William, carter, 3 Charles Street ^msley, James, 30 South Street ^Esplin, Elizabeth C, 21 Osnaburg Street Esplin, Mrs Ann B., " Mayfield," Wyllie Street Esplin, Mrs Isabella, 1 Katherine Street, Zoar B FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Esplin, Mrs Mary Ann, 15 Prior Road Esplin, Norman M., joiner, 18 Albert Street Esplin, Walter F., hairdresser, 28 Castle Street Esslemont, Frederick, watchmaker, 52 St. James' Road Esson, James, labourer, 32 Graham Crescent Esson, William F. S., licensed grocer, " Benvue," Wyllie Street Evans, James, railwayman, 33 Roberts Street Evans, Mrs Margaret, 8 Arbroath Road Ewart, Mrs Annie P., " Dunearn," Taylor Street Fairweather, Caroline, 25 John Street Fairweather, James N., gardener, 24 Easterbank Fairweather, Maggie, factory worker, 19 John Street Fairweather, Mrs Eliza, 4 Arbroath Road Fairweather, Mrs G. M., " Viewmount," St. James Road Fairweather, Mrs Jane, 4 Roberts Street North Fairweather, Mrs Mary A., 3 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street Fairweather, William, " Parel," Prior Road Falconer, Jean, factory worker, 28 North Street Falconer, John, blacksmith, 137J East High Street Falconer, John A., mechanic, " Braeside," Helen Street Falconer, Mrs Elizabeth, 29 St. James' Road Falconer, Thomas, 14 Dundee Loan Farmer, Mrs Jemima M., 11 Taylor Street Farquhar, Florence, 4 Montrose Road Farquhar, John, butcher, 2 Carseburn Road Farquharson, Adam, newsagent, 106 East High Street Farquharson, Alexander, dairy keeper, Teuchat Croft Farquharson, James, factory worker, 16 Glamis Road Farquharson, James, insurance agent, 23 Montrose Road Farquharson, Jeannie M., 6 Newmonthill Farquharson, Mrs Margaret, 19 Prior Road Farquharson, R. M., joiner, " Rosebank Cottage," St. James' Road Farquharson, Walter, "Parkview," Lininghills Lane Farrar, Mrs Alice L., "Thornhill," 56 Glamis Road Fearn, Margaret Ann, 27 Newmonthill Fearn, Mrs Helen, 21 Dundee Loan Fell, John, lorry driver, 91 Lilybank Crescent Fell, Mrs Annie, 1 1 Manor Street Fenton, Helen F., " Violet Cottage," Yeaman Street Fenton, James, carter, 5 North Street Fenton, Jane, 10 Glamis Road Fenton, Robert, retired, " Muirhead Cottage," Katherine St., Zoar Ferguson, Albert, sawmiller, 21 Easterbank Ferguson, Albert, 96 West High Street Ferguson, Alex., factory worker, 30 Glamis Road Ferguson, Anson, mechanic, 41 Easterbank Ferguson, Charles, labourer, 39 West High Street Ferguson, David, mason, 32 Glamis Road FORFAR DIRECTORY. 23

Ferguson, Duncan, piano tuner, 29 Albert Street Ferguson, Elizabeth Jane, milliner, 38 Queen Street Ferguson, Fred. W., spirit merchant, 20 Little Causeway Ferguson, James D., cloth inspector, 13 Arbroath Road Ferguson, Jessie, 23 Brechin Road Ferguson, John, tenter, 51 J West High Street Ferguson, Mrs Jessie, grocer, 54 Dundee Loan Ferguson, Mrs Margaret Whitson, " Allanbank," St. James' Road Ferguson, Mrs Mary, 25 St. James' Road Ferguson, Wm., factory overseer, " Braeriach," Rosebank Road Ferguson, Mrs W., 14 Little Causeway Ferrar, Mrs Betsy, 18 North Street Ferrier, Albert, factory overseer, 8 Glamis Road Ferrier, David, 9 Albert Street Ferrier, Fred, factory worker, 8 Glamis Road Ferrier, Harry, spirit merchant, 26J West High Street Ferrier, Mrs Bella, 167 East High Street Ferrier, Mrs Jane, 8 Glamis Road Ferrier, Mrs Margaret, 16 Graham Crescent Findlay, Agnes Keay, " Carn Mohr," Roberts Street Findlay, Charles, " Lourton," Lour Road Findlay, Charles W., sheep dealer, " Ferryton Cottage," Lour Rd. Findlay, George, " St. Mary's," St. James' Road Findlay, Helen, 42 Lour Road Findlay, Mrs Georgina, 5 Watt Street Findlay, Mrs Isabella, 50 Yeaman Street Findlay, Jessie, 18 Prior Road Findlay, Jessie, South Street Findlay, Mrs Mary Deuchar, " Sluievannachie," Taylor Street Findlay, Richard L., builder, " Burlea," 23 Wyllie Street Findlay, Stewart, Hillockhead, East High Street Findlay, Stewart, 6 Manor Street Finlayson, David A., dentist, 54 Castle Street Fitzpatrick, Mrs Janet, Hanick Terrace Fleming, Alexander M., 114 Dundee Road Fleming, George, motor lorry driver, 11 Albert Street Fleming, James, motor lorry driver, 105 Graham Crescent Fleming, John, police constable, 23 Castle Street Fleming, John F., solicitor, " Cherrybank," Lour Road Fleming, Mrs Jane, 17 Newmonthill Fleming, William, restaurateur, 72 North Street Fleming, William, grocer, 7 Montrose Road Fleming William, 24 Nursery Street Fletcher, John, plumber, 46 Lilybank Crescent Forbes, Alexander, gardener, 49 Nursery Street Forbes, Alexander, Court House Buildings Forbes, Mrs Elizabeth, 21 Dundee Loan Forbes, Mrs Maggie, 15 Dundee Loan 24 FORFAR DIRECTORY,

Forbes, Mrs Mary, 67 Queen Street Forbes, Mrs Minnie, 26 Nursery Street Forbes, William, motor driver, 22 Yeaman Street Forbes, William Scott, retired tailor, 13 Manor Street Ford, James, 10 Archie's Park Ford, Louise, nurse, " Siverly Cottage," Montrose Road Forrest Williamina, factory worker, 186 East High Street Forrester, John F., 3 Albert Street Forster, Claude, prof, musician, "Thorpedene," Robertson Ter. Forsyth, Alexander B., Annfield Lane, Manor Street Forsyth, James, factory worker, 64 Graham Crescent Forsyth, Joseph, postman, 25 Manor Street Forsyth, Mrs, factory worker, 69 Glamis Road Forsyth, Robert, 36 Canmore Street Forsyth, William, 10 Glamis Road Forsyth, William, gardener, 2 Easterbank Forturo, Louis, confectioner, 53 Castle Street Fotheringham, Charles, labourer, 14 Graham Crescent Fowler, Hugh, railway worker, 14 Muir Street, Zoar Fowlie, Mary S., teacher, 48 Castle Street Fraser, Alexander, ploughman, 8 William Street Fraser, Alexander, mill worker, 50 Yeaman Street Fraser, Annie O., " Elmbank," Taylor Street Fraser, Charles, motor engineer, 11 Dundee Loan Fraser, Donald, asst. Prudential supt., 74 Lilybank Crescent Fraser, Farquhar, hotelkeeper, County Hotel, Castle Street Fraser, James S., labourer, 20 Easterbank Fraser, John P., motor engineer, 72 West High Street Fraser, Mrs Isabella, 23 Newmonthill Fraser, Mrs Jane, 13 Lilybank Crescent Fraser, Mrs Margaret, 45 Victoria Street Fraser, William, 8 Arbroath Road Fraser, William, 52c Dundee Road Freeman, James, labourer, 1 Victoria Street Freeman, Mrs Martha Slater, " Braeside," Hillside Road Fullerton, David, mill worker, 11 Arbroath Road Fullerton, Mrs Jane Hill, 26 South Street Fullerton, Mrs Margaret, 51 J West High Street Fullerton, Marjory, 43 Dundee Loan Fullerton, Robert, railway fireman, 40 Prior Road Fyfe, Agnes, " Myrtle Cottage," St. James' Road Fyfe, Alexander, railway carter, 54 Brechin Road, Zoar Fyfe, Alexander, auctioneer, 15 Roberts Street Fyfe, David, drover, 2 St. James' Terrace Fyfe, Ernest, grocer, 27 East High Street Fyfe, Frank, slaughterman, 2 Carseburn Road Fyfe, George, painter, 44 Prior Road Fyfe, Hagar, cinema manageress, 8 Queen Street FORFAR DIRECTORY. 25

Fyfe, Hector, painter, 1 Headingstone Place Fyfe, James, painter, 42 Glamis Road Fyfe, Jane Ann, " Airylea," Brechin Road Fyfe, John, 5 St. James' Terrace Fyfe, Mrs Agnes, factory worker, 31 St. James' Road Fyfe, Mrs Margaret, 29 St. James' Road Fyfe, Mrs Mary, 12 John Street Fyfe, Mrs Williamina, South Street Fyfe, Norman L., clerk, 15 Green Street Fyfe, Thomas, bus driver, 20 Dundee Road Fyfe, William, engineer, " Wilmar," 63 Roberts Street Fyfe, William C, butcher, " Lansdowne," Robertson Terrace Fyfe, William N., joiner, 71 Lilybank Crescent Galloway, James, governor, Lordburn House Arbroath Road ; Galloway, Mrs Mary, 7 Peffers Place Gamley, William, mason, 9 Watt Street Garden, Alexander, 88 West High Street Gardiner, Andrew, 43 Dundee Road Garrow, Mrs Betsy, Hanick Terrace Garside, William R., 10 Watt Street Gauld, Edward, 17 Watt Street Gavin, Douglas, turner, 1 William Street Gavin, William, engineer. 19 Queen Street Gentle, Mrs Helen, 41 Queen Street Gerrard, Alexander, factory worker, 3 William Street Gerrard, John, factory worker, 49 West High Street Gerrard, John, 80 Dundee Loan Gerrard, Mrs Helen, 61 Dundee Loan Gerrard, Mrs Henrietta, 39 South Street Gerrard, William, surfaceman, 2 Bell Place Gerrard, William, factory worker, 3 William Street Gibb, Dick, factory worker, 67 West High Street Gibb, Harry, clerk, 40 South Street Gibb, James, labourer, 10 Windyedge Terrace Gibb, Thomas, factory worker, 67 West High Street Gibb, Thomas R., factory worker, 29 Nursery Street Gibson, Alexander F., motor driver, 12 South Street Gibson, Andrew, blacksmith, 79 Graham Crescent Gibson, Charles, factory worker, 22 Little Causeway Gibson, David, plumber, Muir Place, Zoar Gibson, Francis, carter, 7 Roberts Street North Gibson, George, 163a East High Street Gibson, James, railwayman, 66 Lilybank Crescent Gibson, Jean, 37 Dundee Road Gibson, Jessie, 21 Wellbraehead Gibson, Margaret, 172a East High Street Gibson, Mrs Jane, 48 Dundee Road Gibson, Mrs Margaret, 56 West High Street 26 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Gibson, Mrs Mary, 4 Market Street Gibson, Mrs Mary, 5 Newmonthill Gibson, Robert, 85 North Street Gibson, Skene B., contractor, 8 Don Street Gibson, William G., " Craig Owl," Robertson Terrace Gibson, James, gardener, "Mid Langlands," Old Halkerton Rd. Gill, James, linesman, 67 North Street Giovannette, Mrs R., 127 Castle Street Glen, Alexander, factory worker, 4 Dundee Road Glen, David M., motor salesman, 1 Morley Place, Gordon Street Glen, Misses, 2 Western Sunnyside Glen, Mrs Annie, Well Road Glen, Mrs Mary, 19 North Street Glen, Robert, lodge keeper, 1 Roberts Street, North Glenday, Violet, 85 Queen Street Glenday, Mrs Agnes, 23 Glamis Road Glennie, Alexander E., cashier, 109 Lilybank Crescent Glennie, Henry, railwayman, 23 Queen Street Gold, George, joiner, 26 Lilybank Crescent Gold, John, carter, 28 Easterbank Gordon, Alexander, ironmonger, 65 Queen Street Gordon, Alexander H., 54 St. James' Road Gordon, Frank, vanman, 53 North Street Gordon, George, joiner, 9 Wyllie Street Gordon, George, joiner, 18 Brechin Road Gordon, Henry, railway worker, 48 South Street Gordon, Herbert, joiner, 99b East High Street Gordon, Jean, teacher, 63 Glamis Road Gordon, John, lorryman, 24 Nursery Street Gordon, John S., solicitor, "Langlands," Glamis Road Gordon, Misses, " Rosewell Cottage," St. James' Road Gordon, Mrs Jane " Craigendarroch," Taylor Street Gourdie, John K., assur. manager, "Briar Cottage," 17 Wyllie St. Gourlay, Andrew, commission agent, 64 East High Street Gourlay, David, 11 Newmonthill Gourlay, Mrs Isabella, 23 Wellbraehead Gourlay, Mrs Margaret, 65 We it High Street Gourlay, Ralph, mill worker, 1 St. James' Road Gourlay, Robert, factory worker, 13 New Road Gourlay, William, 59 Glamis Road Gove, Frank, hotelkeeper, Station Hotel, 98 North Street Gow, Mrs Helen, 119 Lilybank Crescent Gowans, Mrs Mary, 150J East High Street Gracie, Martha C, 39 John Street Graham, Andrew, architect, 28 Castle Street Graham, Andrew, railway servant, 47 Graham Crescent Graham, David Morgan, auctioneer, 57 Glamis Road Graham, James N., auctioneer, " Ravenswood," New Road FORFAR DIRECTORY. 2*J

Graham, John C, labourer, 23 Roberts Street Grant, Alexander, labourer, 12 Graham Crescent Grant, Charles, motor driver, 68 Easterbank Grant, Elizabeth 36 Manor Street Grant, James, joiner, 91 Queen Street Grant, James, factory worker, 12 Lour Road Grant, James, 15 Glamis Road Grant, May, 7 North Streat Grant, Mrs Elizabeth, " Baron Hill," Glamis Road Grant, Mrs Mary, 86 West High Street Grant, William, jun., motor engineer, 43 Roberts Street Gray, Alexander, railway inspector, 17 Roberts Street Gray, Annie, 118 Dundee Loan Gray, Charles, mason, 42 Yeaman Street Gray, Charles, 65 West High Street Gray, Douglas A., railway guard, 68 Lilybank Crescent Gray, George, 1 William Street Gray, John S., boot repairer, 52 Lilybank Crescent Gray, Mary, factory worker, 31 John Street Gray, Peter J., shoemaker, 112 Dundee Loan Gray, Peter Lowson, factory worker, 5 Wellbraehead Gray, Peter L., mill worker, 18 Graham Crescent Gray, William, factory worker, 11 Canmore Street Green, Mrs Margaret, 5 Newmonthill Greenhill, Charles, gas worker, 6 King's Road Greenhill, John D., butcher, " Prior Cottage," Prior Lane Greenhill, Joseph D., dairyman, 27 Glamis Road Greig, John, mill worker, 50 Dundee Road Greig, Mrs Ann, 18 South Street Grewar, Andrew, factory worker, 106a Castle Street Grewar, James, factory worker, 169 East High Street Grewar, John, 28 Market Street Grewar, Mary, 10 Arbroath Road Grewar, Robert, Easterbank, South Street Grewar, William, railway porter, 6 Arbroath Road Grossi, Nassenzo, 97 West High Street Grubb, Charles, bus driver, 34 Yeaman Street Guild, Angelina, 26 Nursery Street Guild, David, barman, 2 St. James' Terrace Guild, David, 12 St. James' Road Guild, Jessie, 1 Green Street Guild, John, engineer, " Westby House," 66 West High Street Guild, John K., salesman, 20 Victoria Street Guild, Misses, " Broadcroft Cottage," Broadcroft (west) Guild, Norman C, teacher of music, 100 East High Street Gunther, Alister, 132 East High Street Guthrie, Mrs Jessie, 54 Glamis Road Guthrie, Thomas, retired blacksmith, " Castlehill," Queen St. 28 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Guthrie, William, blacksmith, 9 Little Causeway Guthrie, William, foreman winder, 7 John Street Guthrie, William R., grocer, 9 Canmore Street Hackney, George, 52 Dundee Road Hackney, James, clerk, 56 St. James' Road Halkerston, Alexander M., printer, 58 Lilybarik Crescent Hampton, James, postman, 33 Easterbank Hampton, John, hairdresser, Lochside Road Hampton, Robert, tenter, 5 John Street Hampton, William, factory worker, 22 Montrose Road Hanick, Jane, 92 East High Street Hardie, Annie, 18 Dundee Loan Hardie, Gilbert, 4 Dundee Road Hardie, Mrs Maggie, Prior Road Hardie, Mary R., 8 Dundee Road Hardie, William, carter, 26 North Street Hardie, William, factory worker, 61 Dundee Loan Hardie, William, mill worker, 32 King's Road Harkness, James W., coal agent, 50 Market Street Harman, James H., assurance manager, 99 Queen Street Harris, Arthur, gas worker, 9 Peffers Place Harris, Charles, 120 Dundee Road Harris, George, saddler, 9 Glamis Road Harris, James, blacksmith, 3 Strathmore Villas, Dundee Road Harris, Mrs Marjory, 75 Glamis Road Harris, William, saddler, 56 Dundee Road Harris, William, 9 Glamis Road Harris, William, jun., saddler, 108 West High Street Harrison, Mrs Annie, 8a North Street Harrison, William, carter, 8 Yeaman Street Hart, Janet B., "Beaumont," Hanick Terrace Harvey, Mary, factory worker, 15 Watt Street Harvey, William, 11 Watt Street Hastings, David, engineer, 10 Yeaman Street Hastings, William, factory worker, 44 East High Street Haughs, Betsy, 17 Little Causeway Haxton, David, clothier, 75 East High Street Hay, Andrew, 5 Manor Street Hay, Andrew, 30 South Street Hay, James, labourer, 6 Graham Crescent Hay, John, railway surfaceman, 5 Montrose Road Hay, Mary, 3 Muir Road Hay, Mrs Helen, 11 Windyedge Terrace Hay, William N., solicitor, " Ardloch," Robertson Terrace Hebenton, James, baker, 34 Easterbank Hebenton, James, 11 Little Causeway Hebenton, Mrs Maria, 22 North Street Hebenton, William, railway porter, 64 Dundee Loan FORFAR DIRECTORY. 29

Helm, Rev. Thomas, St. James' Manse, Lour Road Henderson, Alexander, factory worker, 5 Eastern Sunnyside Henderson, Charles, labourer, 55 West High Street Henderson, David, 38 Graham Crescent Henderson, George, mason, 17 Queen Street Henderson, George, Victoria Works, Don Street Henderson, George, baker, 54 Brechin Road, Zoar Henderson, James, painter, 68 Castle Street Henderson, James, church officer, Albion Place, East High Street Henderson, James B., 26 Canmore Street Henderson, Leonard M., mechanic, 33 St. James' Road Henderson, Mrs Ann, 46 St. James' Road Henderson, Mrs Ann. " Stag Hotel," Castle Street Henderson, Mrs Charlotte, 29 New Road Henderson, Mrs Mary Ann, South Street Henderson, Robert, factory worker, 96 Dundee Loan Henderson, Thomas, stoker, 57 Easterbank Henderson, Thomas, spirit merchant, 25 Osnaburg Street Henderson, Thomas, gardener, 21 Montrose Road Henderson, William, factory worker, 26J West High Street Henderson, William, 27 Dundee Loan Hendry, George, 166 East High Street Hendry, James, 42 Brechin Road, Zoar Hendry, James, factory worker, 11 Peffers Place Hendry, John, 5 Osnaburg Street Hendry, Mary, 130 Dundee Loan Hendry, Mrs Betsy, 65 West High Street Hendry, William, carter, 133 East High Street Hendry, William, factory worker, 24 Canmore Street Henry, William, police sergeant, 51 Lilybank Crescent Herald, Mary, 10 Lour Road Herald, Mrs Annie, 4 Charles Street Herd, Stanley, postman, 38 Lilybank Crescent Herd, William, ploughman, 4 King's Road Heron, Alex. D., labourer, 71 Queen Street High, Jessie, 13 Charles Street High, Messrs, 23 Little Causeway High, Mrs Jane, 4 John Street Hill, Andrew, factory worker, 15 Newmonthill Hill, Betsy, 13 Newmonthill Hill, David, hammerman, 91 East High Street Hill, David, tenter, 21 John Street Hill, Davidson Young, factory worker, 5 Glamis Road Hill, Ernest, labourer, 20 Easterbank Hill, George, 7 New Road Hill, Helen, 18 Dundee Loan Hill, Isabella, 178J East High Street Hill, James, factory worker, 26 Green Street 30 FORFAR DIRECTORY,

Hill, Mrs Elizabeth, Kirkton, Academy Street Hill, James, lapper, 10 Arbroath Road Hill, James S., confectioner, 77 West High Street Hill, John Gray, cycle agent, 7 Eastern Sunnyside Hill, Lionel E., manufacturer, " Overdale," Hillside Road Hill, Martin C, slater, Kirkton, Academy Street Hill, Misses, " Hillside Cottage," Hillside Road Hill, Mrs Helen, Kirkton, Academy Street Hill, Mrs Margaret, 39 Victoria Street Hogg, Eliza, 172a East High Street Hogg, Jane, 6 North Street Hogg, John O., scales mechanic, Roberts Street Hogg, Mrs Mary, " Quarrybank," Dundee Road Hopkinson, Mrs Jeannie, " Ordie Cottage," St. James' Road Horsburgh, William, 30 Green Street Horsburgh, William, 10 Nursery Street Hosie, David, barman, 15 Green Street Hosie, George, 186 East High Street Hosie, James, electrician, "Ramadi," Hanick Terrace Hosie, Mrs Mary, 1 1 John Street Hourie, William L., bank agent, 7 West High Street Hovell, William, currier, 24 Wellbraehead Hovell, William, clerk, " Belton," Dundee Road Howie, Jessie, confectioner, 74 East High Street Howie, John, "Eclina," 9 Taylor Street Howie, Robert, shepherd, 13 Muir Street, Zoar Hoy, Alexander, 3 Wellbraehead Hoy, Edward, 17 Albert Street Hoy, James, steelyardman, 35 South Street Hoy, William, labourer, 6 Peffers Place Hudghton, David, butcher, 8 Albert Street Hudghton, Frederick, grocer

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Inverarity, William S., 3 Prior Road Ireland, Allan, 24 Montrose Road Ireland, Annie, 9 Watt Street Ireland, Mrs, 46 Brechin Road, Zoar Ireland, Mrs Ann, 32 Yeaman Street Irons, Charles, 116-| Dundee Loan Irons, David, ironmonger, " Lochbank," Glamis Road Irons, John, firewood merchant, " Scotston Cottage," Dundee Rd. Irons, William, factory worker, 86 Dundee Loan Irons, William D., ironmonger, " The Croft," Brechin Road Irons, William Y., ironmonger, " Castlehill," Canmore Street Ironside, Jessie, 20 North Street Irvine, Robert Hood, postman, 1 Newmonthill Irvine, Samuel R., seedsman, "Annfield House," Manor Street Isbister, Richard, gas stoker, 3 Newmonthill Isles, Hugh T., managing director, Manor Park, Manor Street Jack, David N., factory worker, 9 Cross Jack, Jane, 17 Market Place Jack, Mrs Betsy, 4 Dundee Road Jack, Norman, mechanic, 4 Dundee Road Jack, Peter, residenter, 15 Dundee Loan Jack, Robert D., press agent, 40 Lilybank Crescent Jack, William, manager, 48 Lour Road Jamie, Mrs Mary, 11 Couttie's Wynd Jamieson, James, vanman, 1 Roberts Street North Jamieson, James, factory worker, 4 Wyllie Street Jamieson, Misses, 8 Rosebank Road Jamieson, Mrs Margaret, " Abbey House," 3 Strang Street Jamieson, Sarah, factory worker, 39 North Street Jamieson, William, gas worker, 64 Easterbank Jamieson, William A., draper, &c, 150| East High Street Jarvis, Charles, draper, 54 Castle Street Jarvis, Mrs Edith, 3 William Street Jarvis, William, draper, Castlehill Jarvis, William S., draper, " Benartie," Lour Road Johnston, Alexander, " Craigrowan," Hillside Road Johnston, David, joiner, 17 Watt Street Johnston, David, 6 Nursery Street Johnston, David M., police constable, Reid Park Road Johnston, Flora, factory worker, 66 Dundee Loan Johnston, Margaret, 44 Prior Road Johnston, Mary, 8 Glamis Road Johnston, Mrs Annie M., " Annbank," Academy Street Johnston, Mrs Betsy, 7 Albert Street Johnston, Mrs Margaret W., 16 Muir Street, Zoar Johnston, Robert, factory worker, 176 East High Street Johnston, Thomas, baker, 132 East High Street Johnston, William, railway porter, 4 Archie's Park 32 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Johnstone, Charles, factory worker, 106 Dundee Loan Johnstone, Charles, railway worker, 10 Easterbank Johnstone, Harry McC, c.a., Montrose Road Johnstone, John, factory worker, 30 South Street Johnstone, Mary Ann, nurse, 39 Queen Street Johnstone, Mrs Mary L., " Brydonbank," Arbroath Road Jolly, Ann M., clerkess, 12 Lilybank Crescent Jolly, John, chemist, 34 South Street Jolly, Mrs Maggie, 90 Lilybank Crescent Jones, Charles H., "Naranco," 76 Lour Road Jones, William, 97 West High Street Keay, David, mechanic, 9 Archie's Park Keay, Lavina, 7 Montrose Road Keillor, Ernest, factory worker, 29 Queen Street Keillor; Fred, 13 Charles Street Keillor, Mrs Margaret G., 28 Queen Street Keith, Anson, factory worker, 13 St. James' Terrace Keith, Charles, factory worker, 18 Muir Street, Zoar Keith, John, motor lorry driver, 50 South Street Keith, Mrs Mary, 3 Green Street Keith, Mrs Mary, 4 Dundee Road Keith, Robert, factory worker, 16 Wellbraehead Keith, Robert, factory worker, 143 East High Street Kelly, Joseph, 6 Victoria Street Kennedy, Agnes, 37 North Street Kennedy, Charles, merchant, 2 Muirbank, Brechin Road Kennedy, David, potato dresser, 91 Graham Crescent Kennedy, John, 29 North Street Kennedy, Mrs Elizabeth, " Grantully," Taylor Street Kennedy, Mrs Mary, 18 South Street Kennedy, Mrs Olive, 77 West High Street Kenny, George, 40 Prior Road Kenny, John, 4 Headingstone Place Kenny, John, grocer, 18 North Street Kermack, Mrs Charlotte. 186 East High Street Kerr, Agnes, dressmaker, 4 Market Place Kerr, Dr Andrew, " Eastbourne House," Little Causeway Kerr, Ethel B., teacher, 22 West High Street Kerr, Isabella, 33 John Street Kerr, Isabella, 15 Albert Street Kerr, Jessie, 33 John Street Kerr, John, railway servant, 13 Watt Street Kerr, John, postman, 129 Castle Street Kerr, Mrs Isabella, 26-|- West High Street Kerr, Mrs Margaret, 89 West High Street Kerr, Mrs Mary, 40 Queen Street Kerr, William, mason, 128 Dundee Loan Kerr, William B., residenter, 46 Prior Road FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Kettles, David, factory overseer, 71 Glamis Road Kettles, Harry, lamplighter, 2 King's Road Kettles, James, farmer, " Hillside," Hillside Road Kettles, John, carter, 16 Market Place Key, Mrs Elizabeth, 6 Jamieson Street Kidd, Alexander, 5 Market Place Kidd, Annie, 18 Market Place Kidd, David Knight, shoemaker, 19 Manor Street Kidd, Florence, 61 West High Street Kidd, James, motor mechanic, 11 Roberts Street North Kidd, Mary,' 10 Charles 8treet Kiddie, George, 61 Glamis Road Killacky, John, hotelkeeper, " Queen's Hotel," Cross Kinloch, George, railway clerk, 37 Lilybank Crescent Kinloch, James T., butcher, " Edenbank Cottage," New Road Kinnear, David, motor lorry driver, 66 North Street Kinnear, Gordon, mason, 10 Watt Street - Kinnear, John, 13 Newmonthill Kinnear, Margaret, 7 Charles Street Kinnear, Mrs Elizabeth, " Rowanbrae," Rosebank Road Kinnear, Mrs Jane, 85 North Street Kinnear, Norman, tenter, 19 Roberts Street North Kinnear, William, mechanic, 11 Green Street Kinnear, Williamina, 25 Roberts Street Kirkwood, William, engineer, 11 Victoria Street Knight, Ernest, 17 Little Causeway Knight, Mrs Agnes, 12 Charles Street Knight, William, painter, 9 Archie's Park Knox, Mrs Isabella, 103 Graham Crescent Kydd, David I., dancing master, 99 Queen Street Kydd, John, gardener, 8 Stark's Close, West High Street Kydd, Mrs Annie, 44 Market Street Kydd, Thomas, factory worker, 46 Graham Crescent Kynoch, David, fitter, 53 North Street Lackie, James, 8 Charles Street Laidlaw, Dr Hilda, "Grampian View," 80 Dundee Road Laing, Alexander, photographer, 7 William Street Laing, David M., photographer, " Lilybank House," Arbroath Rd. Laing, Ian S., stationer, 24 East High Street Laing, Mrs Agnes, 19 Lilybank Crescent Laing, Thomas, 101 East High Street Laird, Allan, carter, 66 Easterbank Laird, Anson, 49a Dundee Loan Laird, Charles, builder, " Eastview," South Street Laird, David, 126 Dundee Loan Laird, David, 2 Albert Street Laird, David, mason, 38 Yeaman Street Laird, Edward R., mill worker, 26 Montrose Road 34 FORFAR DIRECTORY

Laird, Frank, 46 Brechin Road, Zoar Laird, George Durward, builder, " Lindbrae," South Street Laird, James, labourer, 8 Nursery Street Laird, James W., 13 Robertson Terrace Laird, Mrs Agnes, 20 Nursery Street Laird, Mrs Elsie, 129£ East High Street Laird, Mrs Kate, " Wardbank," Carseburn Road Laird, Mrs Mary, charwoman, 11 Victoria Street Laird, Norah, factory worker, 15 Albert Street Laird, Richard, carter, 70 Graham Crescent Laird, William, 79 West High Street Lakie, Andrew, potato dresser, 49 Dundee Loan Lakie, Mrs Susan, 17 Glamis Road Lakie, Thomas I., joiner, 2 New Road Lakie, William, labourer, 83 Glamis Road Lamb, David, 160J East High Street Lamb, Mrs Annie G., 8 Peffers Place Lamb, Mrs Margaret, 40 Prior Road Lamond, Alexander, 45a North Street Lamond, David C., cattle dealer, " Elswick," Robertson Terrace Lamond, James, baker, 76 Gladstone Terrace, Dundee Loan Lamond, James, fireman, 22 Yeaman Street Lamond John W., "Orchard Cottage," 25 South Street Lamond, Mary Ann, 39 Queen Street Lamond, Mrs Ann, " Strathview," Wyllie Street Lamond, Robert, plumber, 2 Wellbraehead Lamond, William, cattle dealer, 21 South Street Lamond, William, plumber, 32 Manor Street Lamond, William, jun., agent, "Victoria Cottage," Queen Street Lamont, Mrs Mary Ann, 21 Green Street Langlands, Alexander G., plumber, "Ardgowan," 65 Glamis Road Langlands, Mrs G., 47 Dundee Road Langlands, Joan F., 11-|- Queen Street Langlands, Misses, Glamis Road Langlands, Mrs Christina, 37 John Street Langlands, Mrs Jane, 37 Queen Street Langlands, Mrs Margaret, " Muirfield," Brechin Road Langlands, Nicol H., clerk, 4 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street Langlands, William C, factory worker, 24 Prior Road Large, Mrs Amelia, nurse, 26 Dundee Loan Law, William, labourer, 20 Manor Street Lawrence, Mrs Ann, " Hazeldene," Academy Street Lawson, Alfred., 34 Dundee Loan Lawson, Elizabeth C, 17 Muir Street, Zoar Lawson, Mrs Elizabeth, " Myrtle Cottage," Wyllie Street Lawson, William, baker, 28 Canmore Street Lee, Edward, mechanic, 8 North Street Lee, Edward H., Cemetery Lodge, Newmonthill FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Lee, James Arthur, " Acadia," Robertson Terrace Lee, Mrs Betsy, 12 Charles Street Leighton, James, tanner, 19 Montrose Road Leighton, James, 108 Castle Street Leighton, James, jun., factory worker, 18 Montrose Road Leighton, Jessie A., " Lilac Cottage," Yeaman Street Leighton, Mrs Agnes, 4 West High Street Leighton, Mrs Betsy, 16 Arbroath Road Leighton, Mrs Mary Ann, 28-J- South Street Leighton, Stewart, sawmiller, 18 Don Street Leiper, Joseph, 47 South Street Leitch, Robert B., 7 Market Place Leith, Hector, lorry driver, 7 New Road Lennon, George and John, 7 Montrose Road Lennon, Patrick, fireman, 117 Lilybank Crescent Lennon, Stewart, mill worker, 39 South Street Leonard, Mrs Jessie, " Castlehill," 7 Queen Street Leslie, David, railway fireman, 75 Lilybank Crescent Leslie, Mrs Annie, 18 Glamis Road Liddle, David, builder, 67 Queen Street Liddle, David, 31 Glamis Road Liddle, Frank, baker, 62 North Street Liddle, James, masou, 21 Lilybank Crescent Liddle, James, cow and pig dealer, 23 Glamis Road Liddle, James, jun., 23 Glamis Road Liddle, John, lorry driver, 20 Victoria Street Liddle, Mrs Jessie, 19 Eastern Sunnyside Liddle, Mrs Jessie, 1 Teuchat Croft Liddle, William, cattle dealer, 25 Glamis Road Liclclle William, slater, 52a Dundee Road ; Light, George F., insurance supt., " Cloch-naJ>en," Brechin Rd. Lindsay, Alex., blacksmith, 2 Muirbank, Brechin Road Lindsay, Andrew, factory worker, 16 Charles Street Lindsay, Barbara, 48 Dundee Road Lindsay, David A., draper, 18 Arbroath Road Lindsay, Gordon, millworker, 42 South Street Lindsay, James, factory worker, 9 Eastern Sunnyside Lindsay, James, 14 Glamis Road Lindsay, James, 13 Muir Street, Zoar Lindsay, James Moir, 8 Newmonthill Lindsay, Jessie, 40 South Street Lindsay, Misses, Hanick Terrace Lindsay, Mrs Betsy, 20 Dundee Road Lindsay, Mrs Charlotte, 14 Glamis Road Lindsay, Mrs Elizabeth, 16 William Street Lindsay, Mrs Isabella, " Marden," 27 Wyllie Street Lindsay, Mrs Jane, 12 Archie's Park Lindsay, Mrs Nellie, 18 Brechin Road '

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Lindsay, Walter, lorry driver, 77 Glamis Road Lindsay, William, draper, " Luiblair," Robertson Terrace Lindsay, William, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street Linton, John, baker, 28 Green Street Littlejohn, A., porter, Infirmary Lodge, Arbroath Road Littlejohn, James, 101 East High Street Liveston, Alexander, factory worker, 33 Nursery Street Livie, John M., 36 Glamis Road Logan, Mrs Betsy, 10 Dundee Road Logan, David, messenger, 20 Wellbraehead Logan, George, 78 Dundee Loan Logan, John, labourer, 2 Carseburn Road Low, Alexander, gardener, 63 West High Street Low, Allan, lorry driver, 115 Lilybank Crescent Low, Annie, factory worker, 88 West High Street Low, David, draper's traveller, 46 Yeaman Street Low, George B., postman, 10 Roberts Street North Low, James, gardener, 63 West High Street Low, James, baker, 26 Manor Street Low, James, motor driver, 60 North Street Low, James, labourer, 20 Albert Street Low, James, 6 Don Street Low. Jessie, factory worker, 47 \ West High Street Low, John C, 6 Wellbraehead Low, John P., brush salesman, 14 King's Road Low, Margaret, 15 Albert Street Low, Mary Ann, 15 Charles Street Low, Mrs Isabella, 58 South Street Low, Mrs Jane, dairy keeper, " Gallowshade," Dundee Road Low, Mrs Margaret, 35 Dundee Loan Low, Thomas, jun., shoemaker, 3 Prior Road Low, William, tenter, 59 Castle Street Low, William, joiner, 17 Watt Street Lowden, James, 14 Archie's Park Lowden. Janet, residenter, 14 Charles Street Lowden, Mrs Jane, 26 Glamis Road Lowe, John P., 37 Dxindee Loan Lowe, Mrs Maggie, 17 Manor Street Lowson, Albert M., Salutation Hotel, East High Street Lowson, Alexander, vanman, 19 Roberts Street Lowson, Allan, motor engineer, 64 Dundee Road Lowson, Andrew, factory worker, 26 Lour Road Lowson, Annie E., 17 Muir Street, Zoar Lowson, Arthur, 10 Arbroath Road Lowson, Charles, factory worker, Chapelpark, Academy Street Lowson, Charles, park keeper, The Lodge, Boyle Memorial Park, Glamis Road Lowson, Charles S., baker, 8 Castle Street

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Lowson, David, labourer, 5 Bell Place Lowson, Elizabeth, 7 Broadcroft (east) Lowson, Hugh, factory worker, 7 Newmonthill Lowson, James, grocer, 20 Victoria Street Lowson, Jessie, 2 Market Street Lowson, John W., 52 Prior Road Lowson, Mary Ann, 65 Dundee Loan Lowson, Misses, " Rose Terrace," Lour Road Lowson, Mrs Elizabeth, grocer, 61a North Street Lowson, Mrs Jane, factory worker, 27 Strang Street Lowson, Mrs Jemima, Chapelpark, Academy Street Lowson, Mrs Susan, 48 Brechin Road, Zoar Lowson, Ralph, 3 Broadcroft (east) Lowson, Thomas C, solicitor, " Oakbank," Rosebank Road Lowson, William, " Parklea," St. James' Road Lowson, William B., ironfounder, 36 John Street Lowson, William E., gardener, 3 Montrose Road Lowson, William F., clerk, 67 West High Street Luke, Margaret, 37 South Street Luke, Mrs Maggie, 13 Newmonthill Lundie, Mrs Betsy, 18 John Street Lyall, James Low, spirit merchant, 81a Castle Street Lyle, John, m.r.c.v.s., " Sunnybank," Arbroath Road Lyon, James, painter, 20^ Nursery Street Lyon, Samuel, Hillockhead, East High Street MacDiarmid, Rev. William H., Lowson Memorial Manse Macdonald, David, bus driver, 28 Green Street Macdonald, Isabella, 8 Roberts Street North Macdonald, Mrs Mary, 19 Albert Street Macdonald, Ronald, teacher, 33 Lilybank Crescent Macfarlane, Alexander, factory worker, 10 Headingstone Place Macfarlane, Malcolm, pharmacist, "Moness," Robertson Terrace Macfarlane, Mrs Agnes, 20 Market Place MacFarlane, Peter, agricultural agent, " Aven Bank," Taylor St. Machan, John, 6 Glamis Road "Machan, William, keeper, " Reid Park Lodge," Hillside Road Machray, David, house factor, Reid Park Road Machray, John, 108 Dundee Loan Machray, John, traveller, 28 Green Street Machray, Mrs Annie, 42 John Street Mackay, James A., cashier, 43 Lilybank Crescent Mackenzie, James, police sergeant, 41 Lilybank Crescent Mackenzie, Victor T., cashier, 27 Lilybank Crescent Mackie, Annie, Dundee Road Mackie, James, wood cutter, 35 Nursery Street Mackie, James, roadman, 8 Arbroath Road Mackie, Oliver M'P., gas fitter, 26 Graham Crescent MacKinnon, Jas. A. R., sheriff-substitute, "Thornlea," Hillside Rd. c 38 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Mackintosh, James, engineer, 68 Castle Street Mackintosh, Margaret, 5 Watt Street Mackintosh, Mrs Annie, " Farr Lodge," St. James' Road Mackintosh, Mrs Catherine D., Ill Lilybank Crescent Mackintosh, Mrs Helen, 3 Arbroath Road Mackintosh, Sarah, factory worker, 13 Queen Street MacNeil, Hugh, fruit merchant, 28 Yeaman Street Macpherson, Robert, 58 Queen Street Macquarie, Dugald E., head postmaster, " Brae-Knowe," 15 North Street Mair, Mrs Ruth, 19 New Road Malcolm, James, residenter, " Kildonan," Robertson Terrace Malcolm, Nicoll, baker, " Viewbank," Montrose Road Malcolm, Richard, scavenger, 14 Glamis Road Malcolm, William, surfaceman, 4 Katherine Street, Zoar Malcolm, William E., clerk, 1 Eastern Sunnyside Mands, Thomas, joiner, 28 Lour Road Mann, Ernest, grocer, 123 Castle Street Mann, Fred, teacher, 3 Lilybank Crescent Mann, James, 11 Market Place Mann, James P., hotelkeeper, Royal Hotel, Castle Street Mann, Jessie, 93 West High Street Mann, John H., retired clothier, 10 Wellbraehead Mann, William M., garage attendant, 20 Easterbank Marshall, Helen J., 50 Glamis Road Marshall, James, 36 Market Street Marshall, Jean, 70 Lilybank Crescent Marshall, Mrs Jessie, 68 North Street Marshall, Robert S., draper, " Driesh," 53 Brechin Road Martin, Alex., 2 Dundee Road Martin, Catherine, " Ivy Cottage," Roberts Street Martin, Charlotte Roberts, " Hazelwood," Wyllie Street Martin, Frank G., grocer, &c, " Carselyn," Taylor Street Martin, James, labourer, 11 Graham Crescent Martin, James, 12 Glamis Road Martin, Peter, farm worker, 9 Teuchat Croft Martin, Thomas, hawker, 57 Queen Street Mason, Andrew S., grocer, 24 Little Causeway Mason, David W., mill worker, 186 East High Street Mason, Edwin, labourer, 79 West High Street Mason, Lance, mill worker, 4 Nursery Street Mason, Mrs Elizabeth, 44 Lour Road Mason, Mrs Jemima, 11 Watt Street Mason, Skene, baker, 19 South Street Mason, William, factory worker, 8 Arbroath Road Massie, Alexander, 7 New Road Massie, Andrew R., baker, Reid Park Road Massie, Annie W., 19 Newmonthill FORFAR DIRECTORY. 39

Massie, Charles, Graham Crescent Massie, Douglas, mechanic, 6 St. James' Terrace Massie, George C. S., 4 Broadcroft (east) Massie, Harry, joiner, 67 West High Street Massie, Henry, joiner, 10 John Street Massie, Mrs Mary, 4 Broadcroft (east) Massie, Mrs Robertina, 89 Graham Crescent Massie, Norman, tenter, 48 Lilybank Crescent Masterton, George, factory worker, 44 Prior Road Masterton, William, grocer, 3 St. James' Road Masterton, William A., post office clerk, Easterbank Mathieson, Mrs Katherine, 4 Arbroath Road Matthew, Alexander, factory worker, 44 Prior Road Matthew, James, carter, 20 Market Place Matthew, Mrs Helen, 28 Canmore Street Matthew, Robert, factory worker, 9 Green Street Matthew, Thomas, tenter, 39 Queen Street Matthewson, Mrs Mary Ann, 68 Castle Street Maxwell, Albert, grocer, 58-60 Dundee Road Maxwell, Catherine W., 30 South Street Maxwell, James, factory worker, 3 Prior Road Maxwell, Margaret, 15 Helen Street Mealmaker, Robert, factory worker, 45| West High Street Meldrum, Alexander, 10 Katherine Street, Zoar Meldrum, Catherine, 48 Prior Road Meldrum, James, nurseryman, 49 Prior Road Meldrum, James, jun., nurseryman, 46 Easterbank Meldrum, Mrs Jessie, 42 Yeaman Street Melville, James H., secretary, " Balgillo," Lour Road Menzies, Colin, stone breaker, 13 Easterbank Menzies, John C, baker, 58 North Street Menzies, William, tenter, 37 Nursery Street Menzies, William R., 6 Helen Street Methven, James, labourer, 31 John Street Michie, Henry, dairyman, Belmont Dairy, Albert Street Michie, James, shoemaker, Dundee Road Michie, Jane, factory worker, " Whitefielcl Cottage," South Street Michie, Jessie B., 1 Charles Street Michie, Mrs Jane, 29 St. James' Road Middleton, Andrew, foreman, 19 Green Street Middleton, Arthur, engine driver, 1 Strathmore Villas, Dundee Rd. Middleton, David, railway guard, 87 Lilybank Crescent Middleton, Harry, tobacconist, 101 Lilybank Crescent Middleton, Mrs Jane, 1 Archie's Park Millar, Alexander, carter, 39 North Street Millar, Alexander, 9 Wellbraehead Millar, Alex. C, burgh surveyor, " Jansan," Reid Park Road Millar, David, clerk, " Caldarvan," Hanick Terrace 40 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Millar, David, storeman, 3 Montrose Road Millar, Geo., carting contractor, Queen's Well Lane, 123a Castle St. Millar, George, tenter, 7 Easterbank Millar, Georgina, 9 Teuchat Croft Millar, Graham A., mason, 25 Lilybank Crescent Millar, Helen Cairncross, Dundee Road Millar, James, hallkeeper, Reid Hall Lodge, Castle Street Millar, James S., poultry farmer, " Fruithill." Old Halkerton Rd. Millar, Janet, 68 West High Street Millar, Jessie, 24 Glamis Road Millar, John, carter, 4 Bell Place Millar, Lavina, Hillockhead, East High Street Millar, Mary, 44 West High Street Millar, Mina, 46 Yeaman Street Millar, Mrs Isabella, 26 Yeaman Street Millar, Mrs Jessie A., 38 Dundee Loan Millar, Mrs Mary, 108 West High Street Millar, Mrs Mary, 30 Nursery Street Millar, Mrs Susan, 59 West High Street Millar, Norman L, compositor, " Orrea," 10 Jamieson Street Millar, Robert, labourer. 1 Manor Street Millar, William, 7 Chapel Street Millar, William, storeman, Well Road, North Street Millar, William, lorry driver, 9 Graham Crescent Millar, William, plasterer, 2 Graham Crescent Miller, William S., 69 Queen Street Milliken, William H, 9 Lilybank Crescent Milne, Agnes, 75 East High Street Milne, Agnes, 25 Montrose Road Milne, Alexander, ploughman, 20 Dundee Road Milne, Alexander, clerk, 24 John Street Milne, Alexander, farm servant, 99 Graham Crescent Milne, Alexander, sen., labourer, 4 Easterbank Milne, A. M'Kenzie, master plumber, " Briar Cottage," Glamis Rd. Milne, Alfred, joiner, 16 Easterbank Milne, David, baker, 25 Newmonthill Milne, David, mill worker, 12 Peffers Place Milne, David, " Viewmount," 35 St. James' Road Milne, David, " Monega," 10 Wyllie Street Milne, David M., " Titaghur," Hanick Terrace Milne, David S., slater, 47 Castle Street Milne, Elizabeth B., " Weem," Brechin Road Milne, Ernest, joiner, 9 Green Street Milne, Frederick A., clerk, 60 Yeaman Street Milne, George, post office clerk, 62 Lilybank Crescent Milne, George, 9 William Street Milne, George, 46 Lour Road Milne, George, butcher, 80 Easterbank FORFAR DIRECTORY. 4 1

Milne, George, spirit merchant, 150-| East High Street Milne, James, " Wellbrae Cottage," Wellbraehead Milne, James, railway servant, 3 Market Place Milne, James, tractor driver, Kirkton, Academy Street Milne, James, farm servant, 19 Easterbank Milne, James, cashier, 13 Wyllie Street Milne, Joan T., 18 Helen Street Milne, John, shoemaker, " Angle Cottage," Brechin Road Milne, John, factory worker, 93 Queen Street Milne, John, factory worker. 10 Newmonthill Milne, John, postman, 10 Montrose Road Milne, John R. C, hairdresser, 58 Graham Crescent Milne, John, confectioner, 89 Queen Street Milne, Lindsay, engineer, Kirkton, Academy Street Milne, Margaret, 31 John Street Milne, Margaret, 26 Nursery Street Milne, Margaret, 34 Glarnis Road Milne, Margaret, 15 Wellbraehead Milne, Mary, 56 Dundee Loan Milne, Mary A., postmistress and stationer, 2 Albert Street Milne, Mrs Agnes, 48 Dundee Road Milne, Mrs Agnes, weaver, 20 Graham Crescent Milne, Mrs Betsy, 137J East High Street Milne, Mrs Elizabeth, 19 Arbroath Road Milne, Mrs Helen, 23 Wellbraehead Milne, Mrs Mary, 47 Nursery Street Milne, Mrs Mary, 5 Cottage Homes, Lilybank Road Milne, Mrs Mary, 37 Easterbank Milne, Mrs Nora, lj Newmonthill Milne, Robert, confectioner, 9 Queen Street Milne, Robert, railway stoker, 38 John Street Milne, Robert, 51 Dundee Loan Milne, WTalter D., cinema manager, 54 East High Street Milne, William, ploughman, 6 Albert Street Milne, William, factory worker, 8 Easterbank Milne, William W., plasterer, "Enlim," Academy Street Mitchell, Agnes W., teacher, 184 East High Street Mitchell, Andrew, 72 Dundee Loan Mitchell, Charles, railway servant, 23 Prior Road Mitchell, Elizabeth, 29 Little Causeway Mitchell. Ernest, baker, 37 Victoria Street Mitchell, George, tailor, 87 Graham Crescent Mitchell, Ina, 34 Yeaman Street Mitchell, James B., brushmaker, 3 New Road Mitchell, John, railway servant, 50 Prior Road Mitchell, Mrs Elizabeth, " Redgarth," Rosebank Road Mitchell, Richard A., railway worker, 138 East High Street Mitchell, William, 14 Charles Street FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Mitchell, William, bus driver, 11 Newmonthill Mitchell, William.. 9 Cross Mitchell, Williamina, 184 East High Street Moffat, Douglas, garage attendant, 22 King's Road Moffat, Mrs Rankeillor, 19 Queen Street Moffat, William, factory worker, 91 East High Street Moir, Alexander, lamplighter, 52 Prior Road Moir, Annie, factory worker, 4 Western Sunnyside Moir, Bella, 93b West High Street Moir, Campbell, 28 John Street Moir, Charles Wm., bank agent, Bank of Scotland, East High St. Moir, David E., factory worker, 49 North Street Moir, John, fireman, 22 Wellbraehead Moir, John, motor engineer, 22 Yeaman Street Moir, John, dentist, 32 Lilybank Crescent Moir, Marion, teacher, 19 Arbroath Road Moir, Mrs Martha, 13 Albert Street Moir, Robert, postman, 103 Lilybank Crescent Moir, William, factory worker, 44 Yeaman Street Mollison, Andrew, railway fireman, 70 Easterbank Mollison, Andrew, 4 Helen Street Mollison, James, farm worker, 65 Glamis Road Mollison, John, 87 West High Street Mollison, John, 10 Charles Street Moncur, James, 10 Muir Street, Zoar Morgan, John, lorry driver, 5 Windyedge Terrace Morison, Angus, auctioneer, 8 Wyllie Street Morison, John Miller, manufacturer, " Beech Hill," Lour Road Morris, David, 18 William Street Morris, James, clerk, 22 Green Street Morris, William, railway servant, 16 North Street Morris, William, 10 Dundee Loan Morrison, David, engineer, " Eastville," William Street Morrison, James B., fruit merchant, 40 Market Street Morrison, Joseph, tailor and clothier, 14a North Street Morrison, Messrs, farmers, " Slatefielcl," Dundee Road Morrison, Mrs Elizabeth, 7 Lilybank Crescent Morrison, Mrs Elizabeth, 21 Canmore Street Morrison, Mrs Isabella, 102 East High Street Morrison, Robert K., joiner, 9 Manor Street Morrison, William, motor engineer, Little Causeway Morton, Edith, 109 Queen Street Morton, Ernest, carter, 13 North Street Morton, Hector, mechanic, 23 Roberts Street North Morton, John, factory worker, 24 North Street Morton, Lizzie, 105 Queen Street Morton, Mrs Mary, 31 Graham Crescent Morton, Robert, factory worker, 31 Easterbank FORFAR DIRECTORY. 43

Morty, Alexander, factory worker, 38 Brechin Road, Zoar Mowbray, Wm. E., 43 Dundee Road Mudie, Albert, blacksmith, 20 Dundee Road Mudie, Mrs Jane, 20 Dundee Road Muir, Alexander, 29 North Street Mullen, John A., lino, salesman, 97 Graham Crescent Mungall, Andrew Taylor, motor engineer, 3 Taylor Street Mungall, Robert, motor engineer, Hanick Terrace Munro, Alexander, 6 Bell Place Munro, George, 3 Katherine Street, Zoar Munro, John, motor driver, 8 John Street Munro, Margaret, hardware merchant, 32 East High Street Munro, Margaret C., " Beechwood," Brechin Road Munro, Murdoch, bank clerk, 15 Lilybank Crescent Murdoch, James, 3 Green Street Murdoch, Matthew, tobacconist, 3 Muirbank, Brechin Road Murdoch, Misses, teachers, 16 Castle Street Murdoch, Mrs Mary, 65 West High Street Murray, Alexander, 7 Montrose Road Murray, Alexander, labourer, 30 Graham Crescent Murray, Allan D., manual instructor, " Clovella," Taylor Street Murray, Andrew, grocer, 54 Easterbank Murray, David, telephone linesman, 52 Graham Crescent Murray, David, 8 Market Place Murray, James, painter, 52 Easterbank Murray, J. Boyd, dentist, " Bengarth," Robertson Terrace Murray, Mrs Isabella S., 50 East High Street Murray, Peter G., butcher, 8 St. James' Road Murray, Robert, motor driver, 3 Bell Place Murray, William, mart keeper, 4 Bell Place Murray, William, 59 Dundee Loan Murray, William, 28 Queen Street Myles, Alex., tanner, 7 Montrose Road Myles, David, boot repairer, 54 Graham Crescent Myles, Dr David, 59 East High Street Myles, James, labourer, 42 Prior Road Myles, Misses, " Blythehill," Hillside Road Myles, William, carter, 27 Graham Crescent Myles, William, 49 Graham Crescent M'Beth, Mrs Nellie, " Hillpark," Hillside Road M'Bey, John, 12 Nursery Street M'Cue, James, tenter, 101 Graham Crescent M'Diarmid, Alex., telegraph linesman, 99b East High Street M'Donald, Alexander, 40 Prior Road M'Donald, Catherine F., 2 Carseburn Road M'Donald, Charlotte, 28 Nursery Street M'Donald, Elizabeth, 6 Katherine Street, Zoar M'Donald, Margaret S., 182 East High Street 44 FORFAR DIRECTORY,

M'Donald, Margaret, 120 East High Street M'Donald, Robina, 24 Wellbraehead M'Donald, William, general dealer, 75 Graham Crescent M'Dougall, Margaret, 40 Prior Road M'Dougall, Susan, factory worker, 12 New Road M'Dowall, James, engineer, 58 Lilybank Crescent M'Dowall, Mrs Margaret, 13 North Street M'Farlane, Agnes, factory worker, 24 Glamis Road M'Farlane, Frank, police inspector, 6 Lochside Road M'Farlane, George Wilkie, joiner, 36 North Street M'Farlane, Misses, 3 St. James' Terrace M'Farlane, Peter, grain merchant, 7 Lochside Road M'Farlane, Thomas, factory worker, 1 Manor Street M'Farlane, Walter, 26 Newmonthill M'Gill, Samuel, bank agent, National Bank of Scotland, 7 Cross M'Gillivray, Thomas, 4 Dundee Road M'Gregor, Archibald, gardener, 34 Dundee Loan M'Gregor, David S., 113 Lilybank Crescent M'Gregor, Douglas, factory worker, 73 Queen Street M'Gregor, George W., 85 Queen Street M'Gregor, Gordon, bus driver, 85 Glamis Road M'Gregor, James S., factory worker, 36 Lour Road M'Gregor, Lawrence, 15 Arbroath Road M'Gregor, Mrs, 23 Queen Street M'Gregor, Mrs Elizabeth Ann, 73 Queen Street M'Gregor, Mrs Jane L., 16 Green Street M'Gregor, Nellie, tobacconist, 11 Roberts Street M'Gregor, Roy, gardener, 12 Glamis Road M'Gregor, William, gardener, 45| West High Street M'Hardy Jane, 5 Eastern Sunnyside M'Innes, Allan, hairdresser, 107 Queen Street M'Innes, David, mill worker, 80 East High Street M'Innes, Duncan, dresser, 30 South Street M'Innes, John, plumber, 39 North Street M'Innes, John, mill worker, 40 Brechin Road, Zoar M'lntosh, Alex., " Gordon House," Katherine Street, Zoar M'lntosh, Andrew, factory worker, 14 Watt Street M'lntosh, Christina, 14a Dundee Road M'lntosh, Ernest, 186 East High Street M'lntosh, Henry, railway fireman, 17 Easterbank M'lntosh, James G., 2 Dundee Road

M'lntosh, John, railway porter, 18 Katherine Street, Zoa : M'lntosh, Margery, 59 West High Street M'lntosh, Mrs Elsie, 51| West High Street M'lntosh, Mrs Jessie, 5 Headingstone Place M'lntosh, Mrs Jessie, 19 South Street M'lntosh, Mrs Lizzie, 95 Queen Street M'lntosh, Mrs Margaret Ann, 5a St. James' Terrace FORKAR DIRECTORY. 45

M'Intosh, William, shoemaker, 7 Roberts Street M'lntyre, Allan B., railway guard. 37 Prior Road M'Intyre, Mrs Ann, 1 Dundee Road M'Kay, David, factory worker, 9 Dundee Loan M'Kay, Isabella, 17 Dundee Loan M'Kay, James, shoemaker, 82 Castle Street M'Kay, James, mason, Albion Place M'Kay, James, traveller, 69 Graham Crescent M'Kay, James, labourer, 21 Market Place M'Kay, John, 4 Wellbraehead M'Kay, Mary, 82 Castle Street M'Kay, William, factory overseer, 9 Lour Road M'Kenzie, Charles, painter, 85 Graham Crescent M'Kenzie, David, gardener, 29 East High Street M'Kenzie, John, painter.. " Wellesley," Well Road M'Kenzie, John, traveller, "Woodbank," Service Road M'Kenzie, Kenneth, 55 West High Street

M'Kenzie, Misses, '' Allanbank," St. James' Road M'Kenzie, Mrs Amy, 41 Graham Crescent M'Kenzie, Mrs Jane, 20 Little Causeway M'Kenzie, Mrs Martha, 79 Queen Street M'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 23 St. James' Road M'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 24 Wellbraehead M'Kenzie, William, factory worker, 28 Nursery Street M"Kerchar, John, " Viewmount," 35 St. James' Road M'Kie, William, police constable, "Dalgarn," 18 Jamieson Street M'Kinnon, John, tailor and clothier, " Talana," Wyllie Street M'Kinnon, Lavina, 22 Lilybank Crescent M'Laggan, Mrs Grace, 9 Headingstone Place M'Laggan, Mrs Jessie, 14 Prior Road M'Laren, Annabella N., " Chapelpark House," Academy Street M'Laren, David N., plumber, " Ferguslea." St. James' Road M'Laren, Frederick D. R., teacher, Reid Park Road M'Laren, Misses, " Drumgley Cottage," Brechin Road M'Laren, Mrs Agnes, " Emslea," 8 Jamieson Street M'Laren, Mrs Helen, Chapelpark House, Academy Street M'Laren, Mrs Leah, 25 Manor Street M'Laren, Peter, bus driver, 18 Charles Street M'Laren, Robert, shoemaker, 56 Graham Crescent M'Laren, William, baker, 24 Market Street M'Laren, William, painter, 12 Victoria Street M'Laren, William R., clerk, 20 Lilybank Crescent M'Laren, William, jun., baker, " Hazelbank," 21 Taylor Street M'Laughlin, John, cattle dealer, 9 John Street M'Lean, David, spirit merchant, 24 Albert Street M'Lean, George, restaurateur, 35 Albert Street M'Lean, James, factory worker, 24 Lour Road M'Lean, John, tenter, 4 Dundee Road 46 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

M'Lean, Lindsay, insurance agent, 3 Muirbank, Brechin Road M'Lean, Mrs Harriet, 6 Nursery Street M'Lean, Mrs Isobel, 39 St. James' Road M'Lean, Mrs Mary, 9 North Street M'Lean, Peter, 17 Manor Street M'Lean, William, railway clerk, 5 William Street M'Leay, Donald, shoemaker, 39 Graham Crescent M'Leod, Allan, dairyman, 22 North Street M'Leod, Angus, storekeeper, 84 Lilybank Crescent M'Leod, Mrs Eliza, 35 North Street M'Leod, Mrs Elizabeth, 34 King's Road M'Math, Euphemia, teacher, 8 Canmore Street M'Math, Mary, 6 Canmore Street M'Millan, John, 9 Victoria Street M'Millan, Mrs Annie, 129 Castle Street M'Nab, Archibald, 10 Nursery Street M'Nab, Mrs Annie, 23a South Street M'Nab, David, postman, 1 Dundee Loan M'Nab, Mrs Isabella, 132 Dundee Loan M'Nab, Robert, factory worker, 3 Bell Place M'Neish, Robert, 26| West High Street M'Nicoll, Annie, 138 East High Street M'Nicoll, Thomas, saddler, 7 St. James' Road M'Phee, Andrew, reporter, 31 Lilybank Crescent M'Phee, Duncan, tailor, " Gladsmuir," Muir Road M'Phee, Helen Beattie, factory worker, 7 New Road M'Phee, John, 13 Archie's Park M'Phee, Mrs Jessie, 40 Yeaman Street M'Pherson, Alexander, police constable, County Buildings M'Pherson, John, editor, Manor Place, Manor Street M'Pherson, Kenneth, 97 West High Street M'Pherson, Mrs Alexina, 123e Castle Street M'Pherson, Mrs Helen, 167 East High Street M'Queen, Mary, 48 South Street M'Queen, Mrs Isabella, 36 Canmore Street M'Queen, William J., auctioneer, "Strathellen," Robertson Terrace M' William, Alexander, 112 Dundee Road Nairn, Mrs Mary, " Arisaig," Wyllie Street Nairn, William, 69 Queen Street Napier, Andrew, labourer, 97 West High Street Napier, James, " Gallowshade," Dundee Road Napier, James D., farm servant, 50 Dundee Road Napier, William, Reid Park Road Napier^ William, 160J East High Street Neave, Alexander, labourer, 3 Roberts Street North Neave, Charles, plumber, 78 North Street Neave, David, labourer, 60 Graham Crescent Neave, Eliza, 4 Dundee Loan FORFAR DIRECTORY, 47

Neave, Mrs Jessie, 27 Nursery Street Neave, Mrs Elizabeth, 33 North Street Neave, Norman, 30 South Street Neave, Ralph D., slater, 2 Broadcroft (east) Neave, William, hairdresser, 16 North Street Neave, William I., joiner, 19 Wellbraehead Neil, Donald, labourer, 1 Bell Place Neill, Ethel Munro, teacher, 42a Castle Street Neill, Ralph John, insurance agent, 125 East High Street Ness, George, labourer, 15 Glamis Road Nevay, Agnes, 108 Castle Street Nevay, David, plasterer, 14 Canmore Street Newby, Mrs, Hanick Terrace Nicol, Mrs Mary, 47 North Street Nicoll, Albert, 9 New Road Nicoll, Binny, spinster, 17 Dundee Loan Nicoll, Douglas, auctioneer, 1 Cargill Terrace, Brechin Road Nicoll, Edward, factory worker, 13 Charles Street Nicoll, George, gardener, 1 New Road Nicoll, George, factory worker, 26 Newmonthill Nicoll, George M., " St. Helen's," Rosebank Road Nicoll, James, grocer, 8 Lilybank Crescent Nicoll, Jane.. 33 Glamis Road Nicoll, Jane, factory worker, 7 Windyedge Terrace Nicoll, John, plumber, 5 Roberts Street Nicoll, John, factory worker, 87J East High Street Nicoll, Mary, 52 South Street Nicoll, Mary Ann, 105J- East High Street Nicoll, Misses, 12 Helen Street Nicoll, Mrs Mary, 7 Headingstone Place Nicoll, Mrs Mary "Eastview," 47 North Street Nicoll, Mrs Mary Ann, 13 North Street Nicoll, Mrs Rachel, 24 Dundee Road Nicoll, Alexander, motor driver, 18 Little Causeway Nicoll, Eliza, 12 William Street Nicoll, John G., market gardener, 26 Dundee Road Nicoll, Mrs Sarah, "Torwood," 13 Yeaman Street Nicoll, Norman, lamplighter, 82 Easterbank Nicoll, Robert, mill worker, 37 Roberts Street Nicoll, William, joiner, 48 Yeaman Street Nicoll, William, factory worker, 52 South Street Nicoll, William, mason, 8 Headingstone Place Nicoll, William D., motor driver, 105 Lilybank Crescent Nicolson, Elizabeth, 18 Lilybank Crescent Nicolson, George, chauffeur, 36 John Street Nicolson, James, factory worker, 46 Yeaman Street Nimmo, Robert, 61 Glamis Road Nisbit, James, veterinary surgeon, Easterbank House, South Street 48 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Niven, John, railway clerk, " Bell Place Cottage," Wellbraehead Norrie, Frank, chauffeur, 16 Lilybank Crescent Norrie, Frank, 12 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street Norrie, Mrs Jane, 43 Queen Street Oakley, Mrs Allison M., 16 Watt Street Oakley, Mrs Lizzie, 15 Glamis Road Oakley, Norman, confectioner, 16 Watt Street Ogg, Andrew T., postman, 5 New Road Ogg, David, factory worker, 26 North Street Ogg, Mrs Annie, 6 Victoria Street Ogg, William, railway fireman, 28 King's Road Ogilvy, Gordon, ticket collector, 26 King's Road Ogilvie, James, bricklayer, 9 Muir Street, Zoar Ogilvie, John, labourer, 66 Graham Crescent Ogilvie, Robert R. K., police supt., " Jedneuk," 7 Taylor Street Ogilvy, Capt. The Hon. Bruce, Bankhead House, Lochside Road O'Kane, Patrick, labourer, 40 Graham Crescent Oliphant, David, nurseryman, "Sheriff Park," 60 Glamis Road Oliphant, Peter, 20 Market Place Oliver, William, lorryman, 40 Prior Road Oram, Alexander, 44 St. James' Road Oram, John, 21 Wellbraehead Oram, William, factory worker, 45 Nursery Street Oram, William, joiner, 17 Eastern Sunnyside Ormiston, A. W., grocer and wine merchant, 19 Castle Street Ormond, Jane, 39 Queen Street Ormond, Jessie, 157 East High Street Ormond, John B., china merchant, 27 Dundee Loan Ormond, Maggie, 19 John Street Ormond, Mrs Annie, 60 Lilybank Crescent Ormond, Mrs Helen, 4 Victoria Street Ormond, William, grocery manager, 83 West High Street Osier, Mrs Eliza Jane, "Troodos Cottage," St. James' Road Page, Frank, 23 Wellbraehead Pass, John, salesman, 58 Yeaman Street Paterson, David, hammerman, 22 Don Street Paterson, David, labourer, 186 East High Street Paterson, David, motor mechanic, 32 Manor Street Paterson, James, jun., 23 Nursery Street Paterson, Walter Low, tailor, 38 Yeaman Street Paterson, William, 19 Newmonthill Paterson, William, picture framer, 44 West High Street Paton, Misses, 10 Wellbraehead Paton, William J., painter, 6 Western Sunnyside Paton, William J., factory worker, 32 Dundee Loan Patterson, Charles, 4 Watt Street Patterson, George D., baker, 3 Eastern Sunnyside Patterson, Georgina, 12 Watt Street FORFAR DIRECTORY. 49

Patterson, John. 4 Watt Street Patterson, Mrs Annie, 50 West High Street Patterson, Mrs Margaret, 2 Bell Place Patterson, Robert S., baker, 18 New Road Patterson, William, water inspector, 7 Albert Street Pattie, Mrs Margaret, " Jock's Thorn," Roberts Street Pattullo, George, carter, 20 Nursery Street Pattullo, Mrs Elizabeth, 95 Castle Street Pattullo, Maggie, 22 North Street Patullo, Andrew, tenter, 166 East High Street Patullo, David, hairdresser, 18 Victoria Street Patullo, Douglas, engine driver, 6 Easterbank Patullo, George, railway surfaceman, 3 Easterbank Patullo, Isabella Y., clerkess, 8 Helen Street Patullo, James, mason, 4 Dundee Road Patullo, James, engine driver, 72 Graham Crescent Patullo, Mrs Mary Ann, 86 Dundee Loan Patullo, Mrs Susan, 14 Victoria Street Patullo, Stewart, 61 Dundee Loan Patullo, William, railway porter, 26 North Street Patullo, William, 157 East High Street, Patullo, William, railway fireman, 2 Bell Place Peacock, Alexander, moulder, 61 Lilybank Crescent Peacock, Bella, factory worker, 50 Dundee Loan Peacock, Mrs Ann, 18 South Street Pearson, James, jun., painter, 44 South Street Pearson, Mrs Elizabeth, 44 South Street Peffers, Mrs Annie, 8 Sparrowcroft Peter, David, 101 East High Street Peter, William, mason, 34 Yeaman Street Peters, James, 23 Lilybank Crescent Peters, Mrs Edith, 16 Lorn Road Peters, Mrs Margaret, 2 Broadcroft (west) Peters, Robert J., "Mansfield," Couttie's Wynd Petrie, Agnes, boot merchant, 56 Queen Street Petrie, Alexander, gas worker, 13 Roberts Street Petrie, Alexander, labourer, 63 North Street Petrie, Alexander W., " Volunteer Arms," Arbroath Road Petrie, Bella, 137J East High Street Petrie, Charles, factory worker, 41 John Street Petrie, Charles, factory worker, 19 Canmore Street Petrie, David, dresser, 20 John Street Petrie, David, school caretaker, 22 Lour Road Petrie, David, labourer, 39 Roberts Street Petrie, David, motor driver, 64 East High Street Petrie, David Beattie, butcher, 95J East High Street Petrie, George, plumber, 86 West High Street Petrie, George, factory worker, 19 Eastern Sunnyside 50 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Petrie, George, railway fireman, 69 Lilybank Crescent Petrie, Isabella, 3 John Street Petrie, James, bleacher, 20 Montrose Road Petrie, James, labourer, 17 North Street Petrie, James M., hairdresser, " Floralbank," Wyllie Street Petrie, James, 2 Dundee Road Petrie, Mary, 4 Sparrowcroft Petrie, Mary, 9 Newmonthill Petrie, Mrs Anne, " Atholl Cottage," Robertson Terrace Petrie, Mrs Betsy, 15 Wellbraehead Petrie, Mrs Jane, 74 Dundee Loan Petrie, Mrs Jessie Ann D., 52 Prior Road Petrie, Mrs Lizzie, 8 Don Street Petrie, Mrs Mabel, 17 Lihbank Crescent Petrie, Mrs Marjory, 111 Queen Street Petrie, Robert, hairdresser, 138 East High Street Petrie, Thomas, wood turner, 43 Easterbank Petrie, Wilhelmina, Roslin Place, Yeaman Street Petrie, William, motor driver, 41 Victoria Street Philip, Mrs Mabel, 43 North Street Philip; James bus driver, 18 Dundee Road Phillips, David, 10 East High Street Philp, Mrs Agnes, 6 Victoria Street Piggot, Charles, labourer, 21 Wellbraehead Piggot, David, porter, 6 Montrose Road Piggot, Frank, scavenger, 125 Castle Street Piggot, George, plasterer, 44 Graham Crescent Piggot, James, traveller, 35 Roberts Street Piggot, John, factory manager, 1 John Street

r _ Piggot, Ma ' Ann, 1 1 Wellbraehead Piggot, Mrs Annie, 71 West High Street Piggot, Walter, engine driver, 13 Muir Street, Zoar Piggot, William, Hillockhead, East High Sereet Pirie, James, labourer, 21 Market Place Pole, Charles, hotel attendant, 35 Castle Street Pool, Mrs Mary, " Carseview," Brechin Road Porter, Thomas, motor driver, 21 Albert Street Potter, David G., 32 Easterbank Potter, James, 42 Market Street Preston, Alexander, mason, 76 Lilybank Crescent Preston, Alexander, jun., joiner, 160| East High Street Preston, David, insurance agent, 15 Montrose Road Preston, David, Chapelpark, Academy Street Preston, James, railway servant, 16 Peffers Place Preston, William, hallkeeper, 64 East High Street Pringle, William, blacksmith, 10 Peffers Place Proctor, Edward, 11 Newmonthill Proctor, Mrs Grace, 14 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street 1

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Prophet, David, painter, 99b East High Street Prophet, David, 10 Glamis Road Prophet, Douglas, fireman, 42 Brechin Road Prophet, Elizabeth, 5 Charles Street Prophet, Ernest, chimney sweep, 30 South Street Prophet, James, factory worker, 22 Yeaman Street Prophet, James J., painter, 30 Prior Road Prophet, Louisa, Couttie's Wynd Prophet, Mrs Ann, 108 East High Street Prophet, Mrs Betsy, 1 William Street Prophet, Mrs Margaret, 6 Charles Street Prophet, Patrick Reid, factory worker, 27 New Road Prophet, Thomas, mill worker, 17 New Road Prophet, William, cement worker, 13 Graham Crescent Rae, David, labourer, 21 Montrose Road Rae, Frank, factory worker, 43 John Street Rae, Frank, factory worker, 27 St. James' Road Rae, George, blacksmith, 15 Watt Street Rae, James Hunter, 3 Green Street Rae, John, 16 Albert Street Rae, Mrs Helen, 11 Little Causeway Rae, Mrs Jemima, 3 Glamis Road Rae, Norman, motor driver, 88 Lilybank Crescent Raitt, Christina W., 51 Dundee Road Raitt, David, dealer, 1 Easterbank, South Street Raitt, Douglas, electrician, 34 Yeaman Street Raitt, Mrs Isabella, 8 Market Street Raitt, William, dyker, 35 North Street Raitt, William, agent, 14 Easterbank Ralph, John, 77 Lilybank Crescent Ramsay, Alexander, mill worker, 37 Graham Crescent Ramsay, Andrew, 13 Charles Street Ramsay, Bella, dressmaker, 15 Muir Street, Zoar Ramsay, Betsy, dressmaker, 49 North Street Rattray, Claude, mason, 61 Easterbank Ramsay, Hannah, confectioner, 61 J West High Street Ramsay, Louisa, factory worker, 80 East High Street Ramsay, Mrs Georgina, 20 Nursery Street Ramsay, Robert, joiner, 12 St. James' Road Ramsay, Robert S., reedmaker, 55 West High Street Ramsay, Scott, painter, 4 Montrose Road Ramsay, William, factory worker, 8 Katherine Street, Zoar Randell, William, chauffeur, 39 St. James' Road Rattray, Alexander, " Newford Park," Glamis Road Rattray, Alexander H., " Linbethnor," Taylor Street Rattray, David M., Stark's Close, West High Street Rattray, James K., aerated water manufacturer, 14 Charles Street Rattray, Mrs Jessie, 90 Dundee Loan 52 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Rattray, Mrs Mary Ann, 54 South Street Rattray, Mrs Mary J., 14 Charles Street Rattray, William, 17 Muir Street, Zoar Ree, Agnes, 25 West High Street Ree, James, baker, 99 Lilybank Crescent Ree, Mrs Mary, 37 North Street Ree, William, insurance agent, 9 St. James' Terrace Reid, Agnes, 3 Katherine Street, Zoar Reid, Alexander, 51 Dundee Loan Reid, Andrew M., barman, 7 Montrose Road Reid, Annabella, 38 Brechin Road, Zoar Reid, James, cattleman, "Newford Park," Glamis Road Reid, John P., plasterer, 16 Jamieson Street Reid, John W., retired postman, 25 Canmore Street Reid, Jane, teacher, " St. John's Cottages," Fyfe Street Reid, Mrs Agnes, 6 Manor Street Reid, Mrs Catherine J., Kirkton, Academy Street Reid, Mrs Christina, 10 Dundee Loan Reid, Mrs Margaret, 10 Glamis Road Reid, Mrs Margaret, 41 Queen Street Reid, Mrs Mary, 9 Couttie's Wynd Reid, Robert, butcher, 15 William Street Reid, Robert, factory worker, 7 Charles Street Reid, William, Roslin Place, 3 Yeaman Street Reith, George, 19 Newmonthill Rennet, Alexander, blacksmith, 80b West High Street Rennie, Charles, engineer, 11 William Street Rennie, John, painter, 29 St. James' Road Rennie, Mrs Florence, 2 Green Street Restrup, Horace, railway porter, 108 East High Street Rew, Annie, Chapelpark, Academy Street Rhind, Alexander C, Kirkton, Academy Street Richard, Elizabeth, 10 Little Causeway Riddell, Elizabeth, 55 Dundee Loan Ritchie, Alexander, secretary, " Leapark," Wyllie Street Ritchie, Donald, 108 East High Street Ritchie, Elizabeth, 1 Rosebank Road Ritchie, Elizabeth M., " Windyedge," St. James' Road Ritchie, Misses, "Lunan Cottage," Well Road Ritchie, Mrs Agnes, 16 East High Street Ritchie, Mrs Elizabeth, " Tigh-Alasdair," Glamis Road Ritchie, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Muirbank, Brechin Road Ritchie, Mrs Margaret, 96 Dundee Loan Ritchie, Robert, carrier, 83 West High Street Ritchie, William A., " Lunan Cottage," Well Road Robb, Annie, 11 Wellbraehead Robb, David, gas worker, 20 Victoria Street Robb, David M., Reid Park Road life* '" i Aw'\vV i f

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CAMPBELL & CO.'S TAB IDE WATERS ARE UNSURPASSED FOR PURITY AND FLAVOUR IN SYPHON OR BOTTLE :

Established 1868. W. Milne & Sons Sanitary, Heating, Electrical & %adio Engineers, 11 EAST HIGH STREET,

*>(9X FORFAR. K^X,

Central Heating. Complete ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS LIGHTING and POWER.

Large Selection of Fittings in Showroom. ^ Haft to. Agents for McMICHAEL. Any other Makes supplied. Battery Charging.

OFFICE and SHOWROOM 11 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Telephone No. 166. Telegrams : Milne, 'Plumber, Forfar. FORFAR DIRECTORY. 53

Robb, Harry, 6 Bell Place Robb, James, 13 Queen Street Robb, Mrs Mary Ann, 33 South Street Robb, William, " Northampton," Dundee Road Robb, William, plumber, 55 Graham Crescent Robbie, John C, seedsman, 23 Albert Street Robbie, Mrs Helen, " Sheriff Park," Glamis Road Robbie, Mrs Margaret, 27 New Road Robbie, William, retired, 43 Queen Street Roberts, Elizabeth, 17 Albert Street Roberts, George, grocer, " Claremont," Brechin Road Roberts, James, draper, 46 Yeaman Street Roberts, Jane, 2 Market Street Roberts, Mary, factory worker, 18 New Road Roberts, Mrs Elizabeth, 28 Lilybank Crescent Roberts, Mrs Helen, 41 East High Street Roberts, Mrs Jane, Victoria Cottage, 19 Nursery Street Roberts, Mrs Lizzie, 44 Glamis Road Roberts, Mrs Margaret S., 3 Bell Place Robertson, Alexander, school caretaker, 31 Albert Street Robertson, Alexander, 17 Charles Street Robertson, Alexander, 96 West High Street Robertson, Alexander, joiner, 42 Canmore Street Robertson, Andrew, 17 Charles Street Robertson, Andrew, chartered accountant, Reid Park Road Robertson, Andrew, 33 Glamis Road Robertson, Ann Donald, 13 Watt Street Robertson, Ann W., dressmaker, 3 Archie's Park

Robertson, Arch., motor engineer, 1 Southview Ter. , Roberts St. Robertson, Charles, farm servant, 16 Dundee Road Robertson, David, Chapelpark, Academy Street Robertson, David, clerk, " Balintore," Brechin Road Robertson, David, jun., baker, 10b Watt Street Robertson, George, labourer, 29 St. James' Road Robertson, George, labourer, 63 North Street Robertson, Isabella, Reid Park Road Robertson, James, tenter, 7 Archie's Park Robertson, John, stationmaster, Old Station, Victoria Road Robertson, John, painter, 69 Dundee Loan Robertson, John A., Caledonian Bar, 2-4 Don Street Robertson, J. M., factory manager, " Caenlochan," Robertson Ter, Robertson, Mary Jane, 39 South Street Robertson, Misses, 13 Glamis Road Robertson, Miss, 15 Green Street Robertson, Mrs Grace, 30 Green Street Robertson, Mrs Janet W., 11 Manor Street Robertson, Mrs Jessie, 9 Watt Street Robertson, Mrs Margaret, 163a East High Street D 54 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Robertson, Mrs Susan, 14 Katherine Street, Zoar Robertson, Mrs Violet, 9 Windyedge Terrace Robertson, Robert, 72 Easterbank Robertson, Robert, factory worker, 166 East High Street Robertson, William, labourer, 76 Easterbank Robertson, William, 129J East High Street Robertson, Wm., joiner & cabinetmaker, 156J East High Street Rodger, Christopher M. H., painter, 11 Chapel Street Rodger, George M. H., painter, 40 John Street Rodger, James B., teacher, 2 Morley Place, Gordon Street Rodger, John, 55 North Street Rodger, Mrs Mary, " Kinnoull," Hanick Terrace Rodger, Robert T., chief P.A. officer, " Glencairn," Taylor St. Rodger, William, assistant P.A. officer, 2 Canmore Street Roebuck, Allan, joiner, 3 William Street Rolland, Annie, 87 West High Street Rolland, David, 61 West High Street Rolland, George, factory worker, 14 Dundee Loan Rolland, Helen, 93b West High Street Rolland, Mrs Margaret, 24 Dundee Loan Rolland, Peter, labourer, 8 Charles Street Rose, Jessie, 14 Arbroath Road Ross, Alexander, " Hamilton Cottage," Helen Street; Ross, Alexander, sculptor, 3 Carseburn Road Ross, David, mill worker, 29 North Street Ross, David, baker. 15 Roberts Street North Ross, David, 16 Arbroath Road Ross, David, 23 Green Street Ross, David A., labourer, 4 Osnaburg Street Ross, Donald, clerk, 7 Glamis Road Ross, Frank, factory worker, 10 Graham Crescent Ross, John, factory worker, 11 Market Place Ross, John C, 57 Lilybank Crescent Ross, Joseph, ploughman, Turfbeg, Lochside Road Ross, Mary, innkeeper, 20 Muir Street, Zoar Ross, Mrs Clementina, 7 Newmonthill Ross, Peter, railway surfaceman, 10 William Street Ross, Robert, 26 Newmonthill Ross, Roderick, fruit farm foreman, 7 Glamis Road Ross, William, fireman, 8 Lour Road Ross, William, butcher, "Hunter Cottage," 19 Wyllie Street Rough, Alexander, architect, 6 Sparrowcroft Rough, Andrew, 27 New Road Rough, David, carter, 87 West High Street Rough, Isabella Kinnear, 25 Eastern Sunnyside Rough, Mrs Ann, 12 Watt Street Rough, Mrs Annie, 54 Dundee Road Rough, Robert Morrison, baker, 10 St. James' Road FORFAR DIRECTORY. 55

Routledge, James, sugar boiler, 63 Lilybank Crescent Roy, James F., labourer, 95 Lilybank Crescent Roy, Mrs Isabella, 59 Glamis Road Roy, Mrs Jessie, 23 Glamis Road Russel, James, factory worker, 16 Wellbraehead Russell, James, plasterer, 30 South Street Saddler, Alexander C, baker, 32 Market Street Saddler, Archibald, baker, 33 East High Street Saddler, John, baker, 96 North Street Saddler, Marjory, 10 Archie's Park Saddler, Mary Ann, " Honeyplace," 14 St. James' Road Saddler, Mrs Isabella, 12 St. James' Road Saddler, William, baker, " Strathview," Brechin Road Sahnond, Elizabeth, factory worker, 40 South Street Samson, Alexander A., retired engine fitter, 42 St. James' Road Samson, Mrs Ann, 124 Dundee Loan Samson, David, butcher, Manor Brae, Lochside Road Samson, James, tailor, 38 Dundee Road Samson, James, postal clerk, 6 Lilybank Crescent Samson, John, clerk, 87 Glamis Road Samson, Janet, 8 Dundee Loan Samson, John, tailor, 23 Eastern Sunnysi.de Samson, John, 49 North Street Samson, John, painter, 52 North Street Samson, Mrs, 8 Western Sunnyside Samson, Mrs Agnes, 122 Dundee Loan Samson, Mrs Betsy, 52 Dundee Loan Samson, Mrs Davina, 132 East High Street Samson, Mrs Jean, 51 Dundee Loan Samson, William, 6 Green Street Samson, William, 43 North Street Samson, William, 122 Dundee Loan Samson, William Byars, newsagent, 45 Dundee Road Sandeman, Elizabeth, 17 Dundee Loan Sanderson, Andrew, 6 Victoria Street Sangster, Georgina, draper, 7 South Street Savege, Mrs Margaret, confectioner, 20 South Street Scott, Alexander, gardener, 26 Newmonthill Scott, Andrew Fraser, " Westfield," Glamis Road Scott, Annie, 12 St. James' Terrace Scott, Euphemia, 2 Victoria Street Scott, George, carter, 62 Castle Street Scott, George, " Ivybank," Helen Street Scott, George D., joint manager, " Lilyfield," Yeaman Street Scott, Harry, clerk, 50 Yeaman Street Scott, James, managing director, " Lynnhall," Lininghills Lane Scott, James, factory worker, 28 Dundee Loan Scott, James, 39 Dundee Road 56 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Scott, James, retired farmer, St. John's Cottages, Fyfe Street Scott, John, butcher, " Southview Cottage," Glamis Road Scott, Mrs Elizabeth, 84 East High Street Scott, Mrs Helen, rope spinner, 20 King's Road Scott, Mrs Isabella, factory worker, 7 Charles Street Scott, Mrs Isabella, 39 South Street Scott, Nelson, motor driver, 1 Wellbraehead Scott, Robert, 29 Queen Street Scrimger. David, fishmonger, 124a East High Street Selby, Alexander, railway fireman, 5 Helen Street Selby, Mrs Ann, factory worker, 6 Broadcroft (west) Sharp, Charles, " Bellevue," Lininghills Lane Sharpe, George, 54 North Street Shaw, Dr Charles John, m.d., "Benholm," Glamis Road Sheach, Mrs Jemima, 15 Arbroath Road Shepherd, Albert, slater, 136 East High Street Shepherd, Alexander, 156J East High Street Shepherd, Alexander, slater, 7 Victoria Street Shepherd, Andrew, slater, 136 East High Street Shepherd, Andrew, slater, 5 Helen Street Shepherd, Betsy, 11 Canmore Street Shepherd, George, factory worker, 161b East High Street Shepherd, George, joiner, 1 William Street Shepherd, George, slater, 46 North Street Shepherd, James Nicoll, grocer, 87 Queen Street Shepherd, James, Craig of Loch Road Shepherd, James, lorry driver, 27 New Road Shepherd, James, joiner, 5 Bell Place Shepherd, James, 85 Queen Street Shepherd, James C, law clerk, "Ashton," Taylor Street Shepherd, James C, 61 Dundee Loan Shepherd, John E. A., clerk, 3 Arbroath Road Shepherd, Maggie, 57 North Street Shepherd, Mrs Nellie, 4 West High Street Shepherd, Peter T., " Millbank," Victoria Street Shepherd, William, 57 North Street Shepherd, William, stationer, 41 Castle Street Shepherd, William, retired, 17 Green Street Shepherd, William, factory worker, 9 Montrose Road Shepherd, William, market gardener, 13 Glamis Road Shepherd, William Byars, slater, 4 Headingstone Place Sherridan, Mrs Amelia, 44 East High Street Shields, Rev. Martin B., West Manse, Lour Road Sim, Agnes, dressmaker, 2 Market Street Sim, Charles H., " Craigard," Rosebank Road Simpson, Andrew Gray, 2 Dundee Road Simpson, Charles, stationer, Roslin Place, Montrose Road Simpson, David, factory worker, 7 Graham Crescent FORFAR DIRECTORY. 57

Simpson, Euphemia, 30 Yeaman Street Simpson, George, blacksmith, 13 Queen Street Simpson, George, railway porter, 51 Queen Street Simpson, George, 15 Charles Street Simpson, Isobel, 20 Dundee Road "Simpson, James, town's employee, 52 Graham Crescent Simpson, John, 12 Glamis Road Simpson, Louis, tailor, 25 Easterbank Simpson, Mrs Agnes, 110 Dundee Loan Simpson, Mrs Annie, 7 Arbroath Road Simpson, Mrs Christina, 108 Dundee Road Simpson, Mrs Margaret, 2 Charles Street Simpson, Mrs Margaret, 29 John Street Simpson, Mrs Mary, 79 West High Street Simpson, Mrs Mary Ann, 38 Yeaman Street Simpson, Richard, factory worker, 62 Yeaman Street Simpson, Robert, engineer, " Shelcroft," 50 St. James' Road Simpson, Robert, labourer, 84 Easterbank Simpson, William, factory worker, 15 Charles Street Sinclair, George, 59 West High Street Sinclair, N. J., m.d., medical officer, " Laurelbank," St. James' Rd. Sinclair, Robert A., baker, 14 Albert Street Skea, George, blacksmith, 8 North Street Skea, Henry B., gas manager,. 90 North Street Skene, James, tenter, 17 North Street Slater, Walter, mechanic, 19 Queen Street Small, Alexander, engine driver, 29 Prior Road Small, Allan, factory worker, 25 John Street Small, Charles, engine driver, 78 Easterbank Small, David, engineer, 24 Green Street Small, Frank, engine driver. South Street Small, James, mechanic, 11 Montrose Road Small, John, factory worker, 43 Queen Street Small, John M., railway guard, 27 Albert Street Small, Peter S., engineer, " Barguillean," Lour Road Small, Thomas, van driver, 16 Prior Road Small, William, " Viewmount," 35 St. James' Road Smart, David F., motor engineer, 5 Victoria Street Smart, Georgina, 54 Prior Road Smart, John, labourer, 1 Albert Street Smart, John, labourer, 7 St. James' Terrace Smart, Joseph, labourer, 13 Peffers Place Smart, Joseph, mill worker, 3 Albert Street Smart, Mrs Annie, 11 Lour Road Smart, Mrs Helen, weaver, 10 South Street Smart, Robert, 16 Yeaman Street Smith, Albert, labourer, 51 Graham Crescent Smith, Alexander, baker, 26 North Street FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Smith Alexander, factory watchman, 56 West High Street Smith Alexander, " Sefton," South Street Smith Alexander, labourer, 12 South Street Smith Alexander L., 96 West High Street Smith Alexander, joiner, " Hillpark," Hillside Road Smith Allan, policeman, 2 Muirbank, Brechin Road Smith Andrew, 22 Don Street Smith Andrew, labourer, 10 Montrose Road Smith Archibald, 12 North Street Smith Charles, retired bank agent, " Norwood," Taylor Street Smith Charles M., chemist, " Belmont," Lour Road Smith David, painter, 7 Newmonthill Smith David R., retired butcher, "Carnegie Cottage," Fyfe Street Smith Ernest, lorry driver, 16 Lour Road Smith Frank Smart, joiner, 12 Easterbank Smith Frederick, 57 North Street Smith George, licensed hawker, 95 Queen Street Smith George, Kirkton, Academy Street Smith George K., " Willowbank," 11 Brechin Road Smith George S., 6 Victoria Street Smith Georgina, 4 Cargill Terrace, Brechin Road Smith Helen, 1 Charles Street Smith Hugh, 29 North Street Smith James, factory worker, 109 Queen Street Smith James, factory worker, 45J West High Street Smith James, gardener, 12 Newmonthill Smith James, nurseryman, 28 Dundee Road Smith James, 20 Arbroath Road Smith James Donald, insurance agent, 49 South Street Smith James M'Queen, blacksmith, 48 Dundee Road Smith James R., publican, "Viewfield," 98 Dundee Road Smith Jane Ann W., 57 South Street Smith John, factory worker, 20 Charles Street Smith John, labourer, 14 Nursery Street Smith John, Old Station, Victoria Street Smith John, factory worker, 8 Don Street Smith John, 56 West High Street Smith John, 18 New Road Smith John A., bank agent, Royal Bank, 51 East High Street Smith John M., 39 North Street Smith Kate, factory worker, 17 North Street Smith Mary, 59 West High Street Smith Misses, 18 Muir Street, Zoar Smith Mrs Ann, 7 Newmonthill Smith Mrs Bella, 1 Watt Street Smith Mrs Betsy, 6 Bell Place Smith Mrs Georgina, 73 Graham Crescent Smith Mrs Helen, 37 John Street FORFAR DIRECTORY. 59

Smith, Hendry, chauffeur, " Beech Hill," Lour Road Smith, Mrs Elizabeth, 35 South Street Smith, Mrs Isabella, 22 Lour Road Smith, Mrs Isabella, 28 Market Street Smith, Mrs Jane D., 29 Graham Crescent Smith, Mrs Jessie, 25 North Street Smith, Mrs Mary, 12 Don Street Smith, Mrs Williamina, 30 South Street Smith, Nellie, 60 Easterbank Smith, Ogilvie, jun., 6 Bell Place Smith, Peter, engine driver, "Hillcrest," Dundee Road Smith, Robert, boot repairer, 87| East High Street Smith, Stewart, painter, 6 Wellbraehead Smith, Thomas, insurance agent, 17 John Street Smith, Thos., police inspector, 2 Southview Ter., Roberts Street Smith, Victoria R., 6 Katherine Street, Zoar Smith, Watson, painter, 9 Victoria Street Smith, William, factory worker, 93b West High Street Smith, William, 37 North Street Smith, William, lorry driver, 8 Arbroath Road Smith, William, motor driver, 57 North Street Smith, William, butcher, 76 Graham Crescent Smith, William, 9 Charles Street Smith, William factory worker, 169 East High Street Smith, William, 102 West High Street "Smyth, David, retd. stationmaster, " Kirklandbank," Jamieson St. Smyth, Henry, grocer, 31 Roberts Street Soave, Mrs Lily, 51 Graham Crescent Sorley, William, tobacconist, 156J East High Street Soutar, Alexander, factory worker, 40 Queen Street Soutar, Andrew, lorry driver, 45b North Street Soutar, Betsy, 7 Montrose Road Soutar, David, traveller, 26a Dundee Loan Soutar, Frank, draper, 89 Lilybank Crescent Soutar, George, rly. surfaceman, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Soutar, Isabella, Well Road • Soutar, James, railway surfaceman, 5 Easterbank Soutar, Jane, 15 Arbroath Road Soutar, John, engine driver, 30 Lilybank Crescent Soutar, John, 15 Albert Street Soutar, Mrs Agnes, 186 East High Street Soutar, Mrs Georgina, 22 Little Causeway Soutar, Mrs Helen, 1J Victoria Street Soutar, Mrs Mary Ann, 29 St. James' Road Soutar, Thomas R., architect, Lochside Road Soutter, James, labourer, 5 Graham Crescent Spalding, William, factory worker, 14 Nursery Street Spark, Mrs Jean, 93 North Street 6o FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Spark, William, " The Knoll," Hillside Road Spence, John, grocer, 1 Muir Road Spence, Mrs Jeannie, 17 Brechin Road Splitt, William, commercial traveller, 5 Lilybank Crescent Stark, David, fish merchant, 102 West High Street Stark, James, 12 Stark's Close, West High Street Stark, John, yarn dresser, 22 Dundee Loan Steele, Agnes, " Easterbank," South Street Steele, Alexander, 6 Manor Street Steele, Clarence A., labourer, 10 Glamis Road Steele, Helen, factory worker, 11 Newmonthill Steele, Mrs Mary, 20 Glamis Road Steele, Mrs Mary, 19 Graham Crescent Steele, William, tenter, 44 South Street Steele, William, 46 Dundee Road Steele, William, 10 Glamis Road Stephen, Alexander, mart superintendent, 46 John Street Stephen, David, retired postmaster, 81a Castle Street Stephen, Farrel, motor mechanic, 1 Little Causeway Stephen, George, gardener, 65 Glamis Road Stephen, Gordon, engineer, 19 Queen Street Stephen, Helen, 68 Dundee Road Stephen, James, 105 Queen Street Stephen, James, carter, 43 North Street Stephen, Mary Ann, 83 Queen Street Stephen, Mrs Isabella, 5 Peffers Place Steven, William, baker, 13 John Street Stewart, Alex., mason, 10a Watt Street Stewart, Alex., game and fish dealer, " Ivy Cottage," Yeaman St Stewart, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 146 East High Street Stewart, Alexander, baker, 38 Yeaman Street Stewart, Alexander, 84 Dundee Loan Stewart, Alexander, motor lorry driver, 13 Montrose Road Stewart, Annie M., 26 Little Causeway Stewart, Charles, baker, 150 \ East High Street Stewart, Charles, labourer, 32 Dundee Loan Stewart, Charles, cycle agent, 154^ East High Street Stewart, dunes, labourer, 26 Easterbank Stewart, Colin, mason, 75 Queen Street Stewart, David, joiner, " Canmore Park," Canmore Street Stewart, David, labourer, 25 Graham Crescent Stewart, David, mechanic, 138 East High Street Stewart, David, tenter, 91a West High Street Stewart, David, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street Stewart, David, 4 Dundee Road Stewart, David, jun., joiner, 23 Queen Street Stewart, David R., tailor, 11 Albert Street Stewart, Edward F., 5 Glamis Road FORFAR DIRECTORY. 6l

Stewart, George, factory worker, 3 William Street Stewart, Georgina, 22 Nursery Street Stewart, Gilbert, bootmaker, 19 Green Street Stewart, Gordon, Temperance Hotel, 34 Castle Street Stewart, Harry, fireman, 12 King's Road Stewart, Herbert, 43 Queen Street Stewart, James, railway clerk, 14 Victoria Street Stewart, James, 46 Dundee Loan Stewart, James, mason, 23 South Street Stewart, James R., " Westlea," Taylor Street Stewart, John, boilersmith, 54 Lilybank Crescent Stewart, Jessie T., teacher, 50 Lilybank Crescent Stewart, Laura, 23 Queen Street Stewart, Margaret, factory worker, 13 John Street Stewart, Mary, "Endsleigh," Wyllie Street Stewart, Mary Ann, factory worker, 6 Market Place Stewart, Mrs Edith, " Orchard Cottage," 25 South Street Stewart, Mrs Ella M., " Holmlea," Wyllie Street Stewart, Mrs Margaret P., 14 Dundee Road Stewart, Norman, labourer, 74 Easterbank Stewart, Sidney, 6 Victoria Street Stewart, Susan, laundress, 30 South Street Stewart, Susan, 21 Queen Street Stewart, Thomas, roadman, 8 Graham Crescent Stewart, Walter, 57 Dundee Loan Stewart, William, baker, 106 Dundee Loan Stewart, William, mason, 58 Easterbank Stewart, William, labourer, 40 South Street Stewart, William, factory worker, 1 St. James' Road Stewart, William C, 6 Broadcroft East Stewart, William J., 47 South Street Stirling, Andrew, hostler, 23 Castle Street Stirling, Andrew, shop assistant, 18 Yeaman Street Stirling, Frank, mill worker, 40 South Street Stirling, George, spinner, 9 Easterbank Stirling, Harry, chauffeur, 49 Queen Street Stirling, James, millworker, 9 Victoria Street Stirling, Matthew, billposter, 57 West High Street Stirling, Mrs Catherine, 50 Brechin Road, Zoar Stirling, Mrs Isabella, 3 Watt Street Stirling, Mrs Jane Ann, 3 Bell Place Stirling, Robert, factory worker, 23 John Street Stirling, William, salesman, 22 Easterbank Stormont, George, blacksmith, 69 Queen Street Stormonth, Charles, 186 East High Street Stormonth, David, labourer, 65 Glamis Road Stormonth, Ernest, joiner, 10 Albert Street Stormonth, James, railway labourer, 65 Queen Street 62 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Stormonth, James, Hillockhead, East High Street Stormont, James, 22 Manor Street Stormonth, Susan, 6 Wellbraehead Stott, David, vanman, 28 Canmore Street Straehan, Alex. D., wood and coal merchant, 10 Manor Street Strachan, Allan, printer, 6 Roberts Street North Straehan, Bella, 24 John Street Strachan, Douglas, ironmonger, 7 Lour Road Strachan, George T., clerk, 56 Yeaman Street Strachan, Harry, ploughman, 1 William Street Straehan, James, watchmaker, 21 Newmonthill Strachan, James, 29 New Road Strachan, James, 44 Prior Road Strachan, James D., timber merchant, " Alton," Wyllie Street Strachan, James N., printer, 11 Muir Street, Zoar Strachan, Jessie, 32 West High Street Strachan, John, butcher, 7 Yeaman Street Strachan, John, 12 Dundee Loan Strachan, John, 16 Victoria Street Strachan, John F., jun., butcher, " Call an Glen," Yeaman Street Strachan, Mrs Agnes, 29 Strang Street Strachan, Mrs Bella, 9 Helen Street Strachan, Robert E., mechanic, 36 Easterbank Strachan, William, fireman, 31 John Street - Stuart, Charles, railway linesman, 23 Castle Street Stuart, Harry, chauffeur, 17 North Street Sturrock, Adam A., retired baker, 7 Watt Street Sturrock, Alex. L., seedsman, " Lintlands House," Dundee Rd, Sturrock, Allan, motor engineer, " Westview," Wyllie Street Sturrock, Andrew, railway clerk, 30 Market Street Sturrock, Betsy, 20 Arbroath Road Sturrock, Charles, merchant, 22 Claims Road Sturrock, David, baker, 33 Albert Street- Sturrock, Frederick, bakery foreman, 47 Lilybank Crescent Sturrock, Grant, lorry driver, 176 East High Street Sturrock, Jean, 13 Newmonthill Sturrock, John, 4 Arbroath Road Sturrock, Martin, mill worker, 35 North Street Sturrock, Mrs Annie, 7 Muir Road Sturrock, Mrs Elizabeth, 68 Dundee Loan Sturrock, Mrs Isa., confectioner, 2 Watt Street Sturrock, Mrs Mary Ann, 30 South Street Sturrock, Ormond, goods porter, 17 Montrose Road Sturrock, William, baker, 12 West High Street Sturrock, William, 20 North Street Sutherland, James, clothier, "Linden House," 21 Brechin Road Sutherland, Mrs Jean, 12| North Street Suttie, David, 10 Nursery Street FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Suttie, Mrs Georgina, 21 Glamis Road Suttie, Jean Milne, 33 Prior Road Suttie, William, insurance superintendant, 8 Little Causeway Swankie, James, railwayman, 30 King's Road Tait, Alfred G., sheriff clerk depute, " Braemount," Taylor St. Tait, Henry Donald, 148 East High Street Tait, William, merchant, 49 Lilybank Crescent Tait, William W., blacksmith, 47 Victoria Street Tait, W. S. M., branch manager, Ministry of Labour, Jamieson St. Tasker, David, engine driver, 16 Katherine Street, Zoar Tasker, Mrs Margaret, 21 Little Causeway Tavendale, George, porter, 9 Muir Street, Zoar Tavendale, John, retired, 12 Muir Street, Zoar Tavendale, Mrs Agnes, 18 Easterbank Taylor, Alan, Dovecot Cottage, West High Street Taylor, Burnett, joiner, 89 West High Street Taylor, Charles S., collector, 22 South Street Taylor, David B., butcher, 2 Lilybank Crescent Taylor, Eliza Elsie Dalgety, 67 Lilybank Crescent Taylor, George, 39 Queen Street- Taylor, James, aerated water salesman, 37 Albert Street Taylor, John Robert, "St. Ann's," 6 St. James' Road Taylor, Lily L., 23 Strang Street Taylor, Mrs Agnes, 9 Arbroath Road Taylor, Mrs Alexina, 11 Easterbank Taylor, Mrs Florence, 28 Nursery Street Taylor, Mrs Isabella, " Abbey House," Strang Street Taylor, Mrs Lizzie, 22a South Street Taylor, Mrs Margaret, 28 Nursery Street Taylor, Peter, tenter, 14 Arbroath Road Taylor, Peter S., hawker, 6 Arbroath Road Telfer, Jessie 77 Queen Street Todd, Henry, 2 Wyllie Street Todd, Misses, 30 Lour Road Thom, James, licensed grocer, 2 William Street Thorn, James, factory worker, 7 John Street Thom, John S., secretary, 4 New Road Thom, John S., stoker, 24 Graham Crescent Thom, Maggie, 6 Nursery Street Thom, Margaret, 15 John Street Thom, Mrs Ethel, 3 Newmonthill Thom, Richard, slater, 14 Green Street Thom, Robert, grocer, 80b West High Street Thom, William, slater, 55 West High Street Thom, William, factory worker, 26 John Street Thomas, David, mill foreman, 45 South Street Thorns, David, 12 Montrose Road Thorns, Mrs Mary Ann, 59 Graham Crescent 64 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Thomson, Alexander, 132 East High Street Thomson, Alam 21 Graham Crescent Thomson. AlW, 99b East High Street Thomson, Andrew, lorryman, 46 Market Street Thomson, Arthur, engineer, 33 Manor Street Thomson, David, 48 Dundee Loan Thomson, Frank M., factory manager, " Woodhill," Lour Road Thomson, James, " Rosebank Cottage," Rosebank Road Thomson, James, joiner, 48 North Street Thomson, James, factory worker, 37 South Street Thomson, Mas Janet, 54 Brechin Road, Zoar Thomson, John, solicitor, " St. Clements," 97 Glamis Road Thomson, John, tailor, 50 South Street Thomson, John, railway fireman, 7 Strang Street Thomson, Margaret, 25 John Street Thomson, Misses, " Parkdene," Reid Park Road Thomson, Ralph S., auctioneer, "Invercauld Cottage," Brechin Rd. Thomson, Robert, engine fitter, " Stanwick," Roberts Street Thomson, Robert, retired farmer, " Lochview," Glamis Road Thornley, Philip S., music teacher, 39 Lilybank Crescent Thornton, Arch., jun., mason, 13 John Street Thornton, David P., shoemaker, 82 West High Street Thornton, George, solicitor, " Rocklyn," Robertson Terrace " Thornton, Isabel M. , Jeanfiekl," Old Halkerton Road Thornton, Misses, 79 North Street Thornton, Mrs Mary, Muir Place, Zoar Thow, Charles, 116 Dundee Road Thow, Williamina, 114 Dundee Road Threlkeld, George, factory worker, 21 New Road Tindal, William B., 29 North Street Todd, Mrs Georgina, 99b East High Street Todd, Mrs Marjory, 39 Dundee Loan Torrie, Arthur, gardener, 61 Dundee Loan Tough, David, 20 Don Street Tough, James, tinsmith, 9 Victoria Street Tough, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Bell Place Towers, James, 35 South Street Towns, Alexander, factory worker, 18 Helen Street Towns, James, factory worker, 8 Montrose Road Towns, James, mill worker, 28 Yeaman Street Towns, Jessie, 15 Green Street Towns, John, 15 New Road Towns, Mrs Joan, 27 Roberts Street Traill, John, bus driver, 11 Newmonthill Troup, Alexander, outfitter, " Willowbrae," 2 Brechin Road Troup, David, outfitter, 65 West High Street Troup, James, butcher, 24 Wellbraehead Troup, James E., horse dealer, 54 Queen Street FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Tyndall, Ann, 161a East High Street Tyndall, Mrs Agnes, 178£ East High Street Tyrie, Archibald, factory manager, 34 North Street Tyrie, Catherine, 2 Roseberry Place, Dundee Road Tyrie, James, labourer, 15 Peffers Place Tyrie, James Ross, dresser, 75 East High Street Urquhart, Alexander, slater, 17 St. James' Road Urquhart, Alexander S., 3 West High Street Urquhart, Christina, weaver, 25 St. James' Road Urquhart, James, 2 Wellbraehead Urquhart, Robert, pig dealer, 63 Graham Crescent Urquhart, William, Newford Park, Glamis Road Urquhart, William S., general dealer, 117b Castle Street Valentyne, David, 26 Newmonthill Waddell, Alexander, 25 East High Street Waddell, Andrew, lorry driver, 39 Easterbank Waddell, Charles, 10 South Street Waddell, David, 45a North Street Waddell, Edwin, slater, 6 Charles Street Waddell, Ernest, 14 John Street Waddell, George, factory worker, 63 Easterbank Waddell, James, factory worker, 9 Albert Street Waddell, James, coachman, 19 Newmonthill Waddell, John, factory worker, 43 Graham Crescent Waddell, Mrs Elizabeth, 129 Castle Street Waddell, Mrs Helen, 172a East High Street Waddell, Mrs Mary Ann, 9 Strang Street Waddell, Robei't, factory worker, 8 Arbreath Road Waddell, William, factory worker, 129 Castle Street Wakeford, Charles O., 105 Queen Street Wakeford, Leonard F., confectioner, 73 Lilybank Crescent Wakeford, Thomas G., confectioner, 2 Arbroath Road Walker, Alexander, "Highbury," Brechin Road Walker, Annie Findlay, 11 Canmore Street Walker, Charlotte, 184 East High Street Walker, David, assistant postmaster, 81 Lilybank Crescent Walker, David, sawmiller, 19 Green Street Walker, Gordon, factory worker, 43 North Street Walker, Isabella, factory worker, 47 Victoria Street Walker, James, hotel keeper, " Jarman's Hotel," 97 North Street Walker, James, drapery salesman, 1 St. James' Terrace Walker, James, dairykeeper, " Hazelhall," Muir Road Walker, James, 18 Wellbraehead Walker, James, labourer, 14 Glamis Road Walker, Joseph, 2 Headingstone Place Walker, Misses, " Broomroof," Rosebank Road Walker, Mrs Agnes, 13 Canmore Street Walker, Mrs Anne, 19 John Street 66 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Walker, Mrs Catherine, 13 Arbroath Road Walker, Mrs Jane, 80b West High Street Walker, Mrs Nellie, 1 Helen Street Walker, Robert, 3 St. James' Road Walker, William, factory worker, 50 Dundee Road Walker, William, 182 East High Street Wallace, George M., labourer, 1 Strang Street Wallace, James, 6 Nursery Street Wallace, Peter, tenter, 13 Roberts Street North Ward, Francis, 2 BeJ.1 Place Warden, Agnes B. L., " Cowiehill," Lour Road Warden, Mrs Helen T., 91 Castle Street Watson, James D., baker, 184 East High Street Watson, Jessie, 11 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street Watson, John, bus driver, 18 Dundee Road Watson, John, 52 South Street Watson, Robert, chauffeur, " Westby House," 66 West High St. Watson, Robert B., butcher, 5 Teuchat Croft Watt, David C. H., ironmonger, " Gayfield," Hanick Terrace Watt, David, 35 South Street Watt, Francis, pedlar, 8 Dundee Loan Watt, Francis, jun., 15 Little Causeway Watt, James, clerk, 86 Lilybank Crescent Watt, Jessie Scott, 6 John Street Watt, Mrs Ella R., 101 Castle Street Watt, Mrs Frances, " Dundarroch," Hillside Road Watt, Robert, butcher, 9 Green Street Watt, Robert, labotirer, 22 Graham Crescent Watters, Alexander William, sanitary inspector, Dundee Road Waterston, Mrs Mary, 62 Queen Street Watterston, Charles, " St. David's," Glamis Road Webster, David, mason, 32 Manor Street Webster, George, railway servant, 44 North Street Webster, Katherine D., " Netherby," Glamis Road Webster, Mrs Helen, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street Webster, Mrs Jane, 23 Graham Crescent Welsh, David, gardener, 46 Dundee Road Welsh, John, boot salesman, 49 Dundee Road Welsh, Mrs Annie, 14 Watt Street Welsh, Sophia Robertson, teacher, 30 Canmore Street Welsh, William, manual instructor, 54 Yeaman Street West, Charles, 33 South Street West, James, french polisher, 50 Yeaman Street West, Mrs Elizabeth, 20 Montrose Road Westwood, Alexia E. D. M., 47 East High Street Westwood, Andrew, 4 West High Street Wetherall, A. J., librarian, " Milton House," Manor Street Whale, Frederick, engineer, 24 Lilybank Crescent FORFAR DIRECTORY. 67

Whalley, Mrs Mary, Muir Place, Zoar Whamond, Jane, 9 Green Street Whamond, Mrs Angelica, 29 Manor Street Whamond, William, 101 East High Street Whiteford, Betsy, 13 Albert Street Whiteford, Helen, 91 East High Street Whitson, Mrs Jessie B., " The Friarage," Little Causeway Whitson, Thomas J. M., solicitor, " Wheatlands," Hillside Road Whitson, Tom F., leather merchant, " Lilybank," Arbroath Road Whittaker, Arthur S., 14 Newmonthill Whitton, Alice, teacher, 16 Roberts Street North Whitton, Ernest, vanman, 143 East High Street Whitton, William, engine driver, 22 John Street Whyte, Alexander, plumber, 13 John Street Whyte, Alexander, coach painter, 3 Victoria Street Whyte, Alexander, mason, 18 Dundee Loan KSThyte, Alexander, confectioner, Chapelpark, Academy Street Wlryte, Alexander, clerk, 12 Helen Street Whyte, Alexander, baker, 16 Dimdee Road Whyte, Alfred C, leather merchant, " Roukendale," Taylor St. Whyte, Andrew, vanman, 136 East High Street Whyte, Annie, 31 John Street Whyte, Archibald, " Mount Feredith," Lour Road Whyte, Edward, "Tormount," Lour Road Whyte, Elizabeth, 6 Manor Street Whyte, Ernest, carter, 3 Bell Place Whyte, Frank, traveller, 3 Headingstone Place Whyte, George, cattleman, 11 Newmonthill Whyte, Henry, 23 Wellbraehead Whyte, James, cloth merchant, 19 Market Place Whyte, James, plumber, 25 Albert Street Whyte, J. S., tanner & leather merch., " Lilybank," Arbroath Rd. Whyte, Joseph S., " Gowanlea," Helen Street Whyte, Langlands B., " Allandale," Hanick Terrace Whyte, Mrs Ann, 71 Graham Crescent Whyte, Mrs Florence, " Strathdale," Reid Park Road Whyte, Mrs Helen, 22 Wellbraehead Whyte, Mrs, Jane, 3 Headingstone Place Whyte, Mrs Janet, 33 East High Street Whyte, Robert, mason, 2 Katherine Street, Zoar Whyte, Robert, labourer, 97 West High Street Whyte, R. T., leather merchant. "Broombank," Rosebank Road Whyte, William, 186 East High Street Whyte, William, solicitor, " Headingstone," Wyllie Street Whyte, William, ploughman, 1 Headingstone Place Whyte, William, plumber, 16 John Street Whyte, William, mason, 12 Wellbraehead Whyte, William, labourer, 61 Graham Crescent 68 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Whyte, William W. A., 77 Castle Street Widgery, Mrs Mary A., " Ethelbank," 12 Wyllie Street Wighton, Charles D., manufacturer, " Artuthol," Wyllie Street Wighton, James, factory worker, 98 Dundee Loan Wilkie, Agnes, 28 Nursery Street Wilkie, George, " Strathconon," Taylor Street Wilkie, Georgina, factory worker, 15 Dundee Loan Wilkie, Nelson, motor driver, 45 North Street Wilkie, Peter, labourer, 6 Market Place Wilkie, Thomas H., publican, 5 Green Street Wilkie, William, factory worker, 18 Easterbank Wilkinson, John, 6 Victoria Street Will, James, Reid Park Road Williams, Misses, 30 Manor Street Williamson, David, motor driver, 2 Windyedge Terrace Williamson, Jack, 2 Nursery Street Williamson, James, chauffeur, 49c Dundee Loan Williamson, John A., farm manager, Kirkton, Academy Street Williamson, Mary, 37 North Street Williamson, Mrs Davina, 7 Osnaburg Street Williamson, Mrs Mary, 22 Don Street Willis, William, sergeant, Lochside Road Willox, David, roadman, 123b Castle Street Wilson, Alexander, blacksmith, 1 Muirbank, Brechin Road Wilson, Andrew, ironmonger, '' Knock-ma-har," Hanick Terrace Wilson, Croom, shop assistant, 18 King's Road Wilson, David. 56 Easterbank Wilson, David, labourer, 14 Muir Street, Zoar Wilson, David, railway servant, 25 Glamis Road Wilson, James, bus driver, 18 Charles Street Wilson, John, blacksmith, 67 Dundee Loan Wilson, Mary, 155a East High Street Wilson, Mrs Agnes Tosh, 20 West High Street Wilson, Mrs Annie, 71 North Street Wilson, Mrs Rebecca, 68 Dundee Loan Wilson, Rev. Alfred, 47 Brechin Road Wilson, Stewart, surfaceman, 44 Prior Road Wilson, William, factory worker, 20 Yeaman Street Wilson, William S., head teacher, 19 Yeaman Street Winning, Mrs Jane, 12 John Street Wishart, Charles, tailor, 16 Yeaman Street Wishart, George, railway fireman, 50 Dundee Loan Wishart, John, factory worker, 26b Dundee Loan Wishart, Mrs Agnes, " Briar Cottage," Glamis Road Wishart, Mrs Annie G., " Sunnybrae," Brechin Road Wishart, Mrs Mary, 32 Glamis Road Wishart, William, cycle agent, 2 Muirbank, Brechin Road Wood, Albert, factory worker, 8 Arbroath Road 8 *&j^ .. t^v^ .. ifrj^. .. ts^^ .. t '^^ .. ifrsz-^ .» ^sz-^&f «r ^ ',&

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LAMB'S, Strathmore Springs- Forfar. FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Wood, Alexander S., butcher, 37 St. James' Road

' Wood, Archibald, plumber, 20 Newmonthill Wood, James B., spirit merchant, 90 East High Street

' Wood, Madge, 3 Carseburn Road

1 Wood, Mary, 109 Queen Street Wood, Misses, 9 Cross William, tailor, 72 Dundee Road ; Wood, Francis, 13 Dundee Loan ] W'oodward, Wright, Mrs Nellie, 82 West High Street Wyllie, David, 1 8 South Street | Wyllie, Duncan; 35 South Street Wyllie, Frank, mechanic, 28 Lour Road Wyllie, Mrs Agnes Barclay, " Ewnie," Rosebank Road Wyllie, William, mechanic, 20 Lour Road Wyllie, William, 186 East High Street Young, Agnes, factory worker, 188 East High Street Young, Agnes, factory worker, 32 John Street Young, Alexander S., compositor, " Abbey House," Strang Street Young, David, labourer, 1 Roberts Street, North Young, David H., factory worker, 25 John Street Young, George S., 62 Castle Street Young, Harry, baker, 29 New Road Young, John, factory worker, 21 Glamis Road Young, Marie, nurse, 14 Lilybank Crescent Young, Mary, domestic servant, 15 Wellbraehead Young, Mary, 182 East High Street jj

S Young, Mrs Elizabeth, 26 North Street Young, Mrs Janet, 3 Morley Place, Gordon Street Young, Mrs Jeannie, 16 Nursery Street Young, Mrs Mary, 150-i- East High Street Young, Mrs Mary, Fonah Close, 4 Queen Street Young, Patrick, chauffeur, 30 John Street Young, Sydney S. M., " Rohais," Rosebank Road Young, William, 20 North Street Young, William, " Dunella," Roberts Street Young, William S., 12 Dundee Road Yule, John, labourer, 43 North Street Yule, Mrs Jane, 5 Glamis Road Yule, Samuel, labourer, 3 Charles Street HOLIDAYS IN FORFAR. 'SHOPKEEPERS' WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY—Thursday Afternoon, close at i. SPRING HOLIDAY— Monday, ist, and Thursday, 4th May. EMPIRE DAY—Thursday, 25th May. SHOPKEEPERS' MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY—Thursday, 29th June. ANNUAL HOLIDAYS—Begin on Friday, 21st July.

AUTUMN HOLIDAY—Monday, 2nd, and Thursday, 5 th October. F 70 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OF ANGUS.

Population in 193 1 —39,160. Constituency—Voters on Register (including Absent Voters), 32,619. Parliamentary Representative—Captain W. T. Shaw. Valuation, Gross, ^485,067. Rateable, .£199,385.

Convener—Sir Harry Hope, Bart., of Kinnettles, by Forfar. Vice-Convener—Samuel Edwards, Dalhousie Estates Office, Brechin.

County Clei-k and Treasurer—R. H. Anderson, County Buildings, Forfar.

Medical Officer of Health—Dr N. J. Sinclair, County Buildings, Forfar. Clerk to Education Committee—John Eadie, County Buildings, Forfar. Coicnty Architect —James M'Gregor, a.r.i.a.s., County Buildings, Forfar. Chief Constable—D. C. Christie, County Buildings, Forfar.

Assessor and Registration Officer—D. J. Carnegy, jun. , County Buildings, Forfar. Chief Public Assistance Officer— R. T. Rodger, Newmonthill, Forfar. Inspector ofWeights and Measures. —W. A. Bertram, Forfar. Road Sui~veyors —John R. Black, Arbroath District Surveyor, Arbroath. George A. Guthrie, Brechin District Surveyor, Brechin. William Wyllie, Dundee District Road Surveyor, Dundee. James Wedderspoon, Forfar District Road Surveyor, Kirriemuir.

Offices —County Buildings, Forfar. Telephone No. 203.

PUBLIC OFFICES AND OFFICERS. Sheriff. — Daniel Patterson Blades, 34 India Street, Edinburgh. R. Sheriffs-Substitute— Forfar and Arbroath, J. A. MacKinnon ; Dundee, Robert Carmiehael Malcolm. Gordon, N. Sinclair, R. Anderson. Hon. Sheriffs-Substitute. —John S. J. and H.

Sheriff-Clerk. —Christopher J. Bisset, Dundee. Deputes. — Forfar, James Petrie;

Dundee, A. G. Tait and H. M. Ross ; Arbroath, J. M. McBain. Sheriff Clerk's Deputes for Small Debt Business. — Brechin, James Petrie; Montrose, James Smith.

Official Shorthand Writer of Court.— Forfar and Arbroath, Miss Christian J. Bisset.

Procurators-Fiscal. — Forfar, James Clark ; Dundee, Donald J. Henry. Procurators-Fiscal Depute. — Forfar, W. N. Hay; Dundee, C. F. M. Burrell.

Court. James Petrie, Forfar ; C. Bissett and A. Findlay, Dundee Auditors of — J. J. =

J. M. M'Bain, Arbroath. Clerk of Peace. —T. C. Lowson, solicitor, Forfar.

Clerk to Income Tax Commissioners. —Forfar, W. N. Hay. FORFAR DIRECTORY. 71

FARMERS AND OTHERS IN DISTRICT.

ABERLEMNO. Pattullo, John S. , Blibberhill Alexander, Mrs & Robert, Woodrae Peace, Peter, Carsegownie Bradford, William, Melgund Bank Potter, David, Fqrdmouth Bruce, David, joiner, Netherton Ramsay, John, Cotton of Turin Buchan, Andrew, Bog of Pitkennedy Rattray, James, Melgund Burn Butter, William, Balgarrock Seaton, John, Balgavies Farm Calder, William, Stoneybriggs Smith, Ralph, Southtown of Melgund Carnegie, John, Nether Pitkennedy Smith, Stewart, Blackden

Cattanach, John. , North Mains of Balgavies Stewart, John, Easterton of Melgund

Christie, George J., Woodside Thomson, Robt. W. , Mains of Balgavies Cockie, Albert, East & West Framedrum AIRLIE. Crooks, William, Melgund Lodge Doig, James, Cotton of Pitkennedy Airlie, Mabel F. E. , Dowager Countess, Doig, James, sen. and jun., and William, Airlie Castle Blaikiemill Brown, Andrew, David, & James, Kinalty

Duff, John, Broomknowe Bruce, Jean S. , district nurse, Baitland

Duguid, George, Schoolhouse, Aberlemno Buchan, James & Robert W. , Ghenty Burnett, Craigton Edward, I., Netherton of Melgund Smithy James, Smithy

Easton, George, Tulliwhanland Carmichael, J. & J. , Barns & Brae of Airlie Clark, Alexander, Cantsmill Forbes, Lieut. -Col. Robert, D.s.O. , M.c,

Balglassie Cox, Trs. , of late Ed., Wester Cardean Forbes, William, Wood of Aldbar Cuthill, John, Leys of Lindertis Grant, David William, Flemington Dunn, Robert, Muirhouses Easson, John, Blackhill Henderson, Chas. W. , Carsegownie Muir (Howe, David, Muirside of Melgund Edward, Jas., poultry farmer, Fenton Hill Inverarity, James, Wandershill Findlay, Jessie, sub-postmistress, Craigton Jackson, Alex. P., Aldbar Home Farm Findlay, William R., Carlingwell Jarron, Arthur & Annie, Mains of Melgund Fyfe, James & Ernest, Kinalty Haughs Grant, James, Simprim Lamb, Joseph, sen. &jun. ,&Jas. , Balnacake and Netherton of Melgund Hay, Alex. & Sons, joiners, Craigton

Leitch, Alex., Damside Hewitt, Rev. Edward T. , The Manse, Airlie Lkjuchars, George, Craiksfolds Jeffrey, Stewart, Mains of Airlie Lumsden, Agnes Lowson, Balgavies House Kinnear, John, Grange of Airlie

M'Farlane, Mrs Mary, Turin Lawson, A. & J., Hillockhead & Lundies M'Kenzie, Anna, Schoolhouse, Pitkennedy Leslie, Peter, Fenton Hill

Martin, James, Turin Hill Mackintosh, A. R. , Home Farm, Lindertis

Meikle, Lawrence S. , Howmuir M'Farlane, Methven & Patrick, Haughend

Milne, Wm. M. , Balbinny MTntosh, William, Bogside Smithy Mitchell, James, Kirkton of Aberlemno Munro, Sir Thomas T. A., of Lindertis Muir, James, Station House, Aldbar Pate, Samuel, Reedie

Murray, David, Knowhead Pattullo, Hugh M. , Littleton and Newton Nelson, Rev. David, The Manse Pattullo, Mrs Amy and John, Linross

Nicoll, David D., Pitkennedy Pattullo, William A. , Cookston Patrick, John, Bellyhill Ramsay, Peter, Baitland 7 2 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Rattray, George, jun. , Lundies Smithy Robbie, James, Kilburn Robertson, George R., Auchendorie Sandeman, James, blacksmith, Dykehead

Robertson, John, Lindertis Gardens Scott, Rev. Arch. J. D. , The Manse, Clova Robertson, William & James, Braidestone Smith, Robert, Crossbog

Sheriffs, Jas. W. , The Schoolhouse, Airlie Soutar, John M. , Cullow

Sinclair, John G. , Baikie and Bog Soutar, Mrs E. & Thos. M., Whitehillocks Smith, David N. joiner, Carlingwell , Soutar, Mrs J. & Fred. & Nor., Muirskeith Smith, James, Dairsie Stewart, William, Cormuir [voe Symons, Dryloch James, Stormonth-Darling, J., Lednathie & Doda constable, Taylor, George, Craigton Webster, Mrs E. , The Schoolhouse, Clova Thompson, David, Westhill Whyte, Arch., The Spott

Watson, John M., Wester Cardean Whyte, James L. , Braedownie

Wilkie, Reps, of William L. , Powmyre Wilson, David, Scobshaugh Wilson, Lachlan, Braidestone Mill Winter, Reps, of E. & R., Dykehead CORTACHY and CLOVA. DUNNICHEN.

Baillie, Cortachy Home Farm John, Begg, Alex. , joiner, The Den, Letham Batchelor, Frank, Mains of Clova Begg, Richard, engineer, Blair's Road Bruce, John, Broclas, Glenmoy & Gella Bisset, William, tailor, Blair's Road Cameron, Mrs Jeannie, Post Office, Clova Blackstock, Alex., merchant, The Square

Campbell, Jeannie, Schoolhouse, Cortachy Brown, David J., motor engineer, Letham

Campbell, Thos. , Police Station, Dykehead Caw, Neil and Anne M. , Dunnichen House Clark, Rev. Alex., The Manse, Cortachy Cochrane, David, South Draffan

Cook, Thos. R. , Ogilvy Arms Hotel, Clova Cochrane, William, Bowriefauld Craik, William, I\ Dalmoulin Colvin, William W. , Schoolhouse, Craichii Dalgety, Rev. Jas., The Manse, Glenprosen Cowan, Arch. & John, Burnside of Tulloe: Edgar, William, Middlehill and Glenarm Donald, Robert, police constable, Letham

Fairlie, John M. , Tarriebuckle Drysdale, Robert D. , Mains of Craichie Fearn, Charles H., Eggie Edward, Charles, baker, Letham ti, Ferguson, Alexander H., Old Craig Eaton, Andrew, jun., butcher, Blair's Roaci Grant, William, Coliamy Findlay, John, sen. &jun., Cotton of Lowni« Guild, Robert and William, Clachnabrain Findlay, Stewart, North Draffin Harper, James, Newbigging Fulton, Rev. John, Dunnichen Manse

Irving, William, factor, Estates Office Grossert, Reps, of Thos. , Valleyfield Smith Laing, David, joiner, Dykehead Hampton, William, baker, Letham Laird, Mrs Isabella, The Nest, Cortachy Hean, Wm. A., spirit merchant, Letham h Lindsay, William, jun, West Lednathie Hill, William H. , Overseer, Idvies

and Glenuig Hutchison, D. D. , Bonnington of Tulloes

l:,l Low, James and Ernest, Braeminzion Jackson, John, Craichie Mill

MacLean, Charles A. O. , Balnaboth Japp, George, slater, Letham MTntosh, George, Cormuir Kerr, John, Greenhillock

M'Kenzie, Chas. , Royal Jubilee Arms Hotel Leighton, Frank, Vinneybank M'Kenzie, James, Glasslet Lindsay, James, Post Office, Letham

Mitchell, Mrs M. , Schoolhouse, Wateresk Lindsay, Lily, grocer, Letham Neill, Jessie, Schoolhouse, Glenprosen Millar, James, East Mains of Dunnichen Ogilvy, Alexander, Wheen Milne, George V., hotel keeper, Letham

Ogilvy, Andrew, Rottal Milne, W. S. , Brigton Croft, Bowriefauld Ogilvy, John, Glencult and Kinrive Mitchell, Alexander H., Upper Tulloes FORFAR DIRECTORY. 73

Mitchell, Joseph, poultry dealer, Letham Elder, Alfred G. , Harry, & Chas. A. , Garth Mungall, John, East Mains of Craichie and Lochhead

Murray, Alex., Station House, Kingsmuir Fife, Edmund D. K. , Muirlands, Carseburn Nicol, Arthur, builder, Letham Fletcher, John & Hugh, Moss-side of Lour

Nicoll, William, West Lownie Fraser, Fred J. , Agatha Bank, Arbroath Rd. Norrie, Thomas A., Nether Tulloes Garland, Robert, Little Mill Petne, D. B. & Co., butchers, Letham Gillies-Reyburn, Capt. Donald, Mill Cot- tage, Clocksbriggs Reid, C. , cattle dealer, Letham Robertson, Win., merchant, Old Letham Graham, Robert, Pitreuchie Scott, William, Clive House, Letham Greenhill, John D., Caldhame Bank

Shepherd, David, joiner, Letham Greenhill, Joseph D. , Lochlands Hilton, Bruce, fruit grower, West Craig Smith, Abram T. , Crosston J. Smith, David, West Mains of Dunnichen Jackson, John, Mill of Lour Smith, James C, Drum of Dunnichen Kinmond, William, Caldhame Smith, Joseph, butcher, Square, Letham Kirkwood, John & Catherine, Kingston Soppit, David, Hemming street, Letham Laird, Alex. W., Lealand, Montrose Road Laird, David, mason, Gowanbank Spence, Robert R. , innkeeper, Craichie

Laird, Harry W. , builder, Old Brechin Rd. Strachan, J. V., clothier, Letham Taylor, James, carrier, Braehead, Letham Laird, John, mason, Gowanbank

Laird, John L. , Euclid, Montrose Road Taylor, William C. , Newdyke Tulloch, Robert, fruit grower, Letham Lamond, Andrew, pig dealer, N. Whitehills Lawson, James, Golf House, Cunninghill Watson, A. & W. , confectioners, Letham gardener, Cherryfield Lindsay, Charles, Restenneth Watson, J. M. , Liveston, David G. grocer, Lunanhead West, John, Schoolhouse, Letham ,

Wishart, James, motor hirer, Dundee st. Low, MrsGeorgina, Chapel Croft M'Laren, Peter, West Caldhame [hills FORFAR. Meldrum, D. H. , nurseryman, South White-

Adam, James R. , Balmashanner Millar, Mrs Susan, grocer, North Whitehills

Adam, Robert B. , Ladenford Mitchell, Alex. H., jun., Hillend of Lownie Allardice, John, dairyman, Inchgarth Moir, Hugh, Canmore Allison, William, jun., Mid Dod Morrison, Messrs, Slatefield Anderson, Alexander, Southbank Murray, Harvey, insurance superintendent, Birnie, John, grocer, North Whitehills Montrose Road Birnie, William, poultry dealer, Wester Newlands, John, Campfield, Carsebarracks

Restenneth Nicoll, Alexander F. , North Mains Breckenridge, Alexander, Craignathro Nicoll, David, blacksmith, Kingsmuir Buchan, William, Auchterforfar Nicoll, David, South Mains Cairns, -Schoolhouse, James, Lunanhead Nicoll, J. M., cattle dealer, North Mains

Callander, David, Braedounie, Montrose Nicoll, W. , ironfounder, South Whitehills Road Oliver, Robert, Comiston, Montrose Road Carnegy, Lt.-Col. U. E. Carnegy, of Lour Page, William, Orchardbank Cattanach, Charles, Bankhead of Lour Phillip, David, Halkerton

Chalmers. Eliz. D. , District Nurse, Lour Quigley, John, West Carseburn

Clark, Robert L. , East Mains of Lour Rendell, David & Son, Halkerton

Cobb, David G. , agric. agent, S. Whitehills Richardson, Fred., Myreside Dalgety, Andrew B., Caldhame Ritchie, David, blacksmith, South Whitehills Dick, John A., Gowanlea Ritchie, James, Hampden, Montrose Road Duthie, John, milk salesman, Orchardbank Robb, Robert, Benzil 74 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Robertson, William, Woodlands Hunter, John, Newton of Glamis Rough, David, Newlands Hutchison, James, blacksmith, Glamis Rough, Reps, of Mungo, Loanhead Jarron, George, Hatton of Ogilvy

Scott, Andrew F. , Westfield Johnston, Barbara, Woodfaulds, Glamis

Sharp, William A. , Meadowgreen Johnston, Frank, joiner, Glamis

Small, Helen M., Schoolhouse, Kingsmuir Johnston, W. G. & W. D. , Little Kilmundy Small, James, tea merchant, Gowanbank Joiner, Alexander, Templebank Soutar, Andrew, Suttieside Kerr, David, ironmonger, Glamis

Stewart, David E. , Campbelton Lamond, John and David, Wreaths Stewart, Henry, Muirton Lawson, James, Upper Handwick Stirling, John, Glencoe Park Lawson, James & Peter, Nether Handwick Strathdee, James, Bunkerhill Lowden, James, Upper Middleton

Sturrock, J., grain merch., South Whitehills M'Andrew, Allan, Ewnie Thomson, A. & R., Turfbeg M'Andrew, G., sen. and jun., E. Rochelhill Thomson, William, joiner, Gowanbank M'Andrew, William, Tarbrax Todd, David, Burnside Mill MTnnes, Donald, The Gardens, Glamis

Watson, Alexander, Oaldhame Marr, James, police constable, Glamis '; Webster, James A., draper, Ellenbank, Masterton, William, Lochmill Montrose Road Maxwell, David & Son, Upper Drumgley Whitton, Albert, Balfron, South Whitehills Mortimer, James, Nether Airneyfoul Wilkie, Alexander, Whitewell Mudie, David, Milton of Ogilvy Smithy Wilson, Andrew, East Mains of Carseburn Murdoch, Betsy M., teacher, Milton Norrie, James, Lochside GLAMIS. Paterson, A. & C, bakers, Glamis Adam, Robert M., Newhouse and Slaughs Peters, Mrs Jean, district nurse, Glamis Alexander, Martha, innkeeper, Charleston Ralston, Gavin, Glamis House Anderson, George, Glamis Reekie, D. & J. , Meikle Kilmundy, Cham Anderson, Joseph, Nether Drumgley berwell, and Ryehill Annand, Mrs, Newton Rennie, Mrs Jane, Charlotte, James, and Arnot, Pat., Glamis Mains John, Hotel, Glamis Babington, Rev. M., The Manse, Glamis Rennie, Robert, Nether Middleton

Batchelor, Reps, of William, Charleston Robertson, Reps, of W. , farmer, Berry-

Bennie, Mrs G. , Cotterton of Drumgley Scott, Jas. B. , Schoolhouse, Glamis [hillock Bremner, Dr Frederick R., Glamis Simpson, Charles, Cossins

Brown, D. L. & Johnston, W. D. B. , Wester Smith, John M. , Meikle Cossins Brown, William, Mossend [Denoon Strathmore, Rt. Hon. Earl of, Glamis Castle Bruce, James, Knockenny Steel, Robert, Royal Bank House, Glamis

Buchanan, Charles, postmaster, Glamis Stewart, Alex. M. , stationmaster, Glamis

Cameron, J. , coal agent, Plans of Thornton Stewart, William, Holemill

Christie, George, Dryburn Suttie, A. & G. , coal merchants, Glamis

Coventry & Co., drapers, &c. , Glamis Thomson, Edwin, joiner, Glamis

Cox, M. G. , Easter Denoon & Wedderleys Thomson & Johnston, builders, Glamis Crabbe, Alfred, forester, Glamis Tosh, Andrew, Wester Rochelhill Duff, Duncan, Claypots, Cossins Tosh, David, haulage contractor, Glamis Duncan, David and James, Greenbank Wallace, James, Milton Mill

Fairweather, George, gamekeeper, Glamis Waterston, D. , Architect, Glamis

- Grant, William & Ian, Haughs of Cossins Whyte, James, Hayston Cottage

Hanton, James, slater, Glamis Whyte, James L. , Hayston FORFAR DIRECTORY. 75

GUTHRIE. Cook, Duncan, South Happas

Cooper, Thomas L. , Govals Adam, Fred. W. , Milton of Guthrie Davie, Allan, East Happas Alexander, W. , Millfield of Guthrie Dewar, Mrs Elsie, Schoolhouse, Kirkbuddo Burnet, G. , blacksmith, Kirkton of Guthrie Cameron, Hugh, Glasterlaw Dorward, Thos. P., Schoolhouse, Inverarity Cant, William, joiner, Cotton of Guthrie Douglas, Charles, Labothy

Donald, Alexander, East Mains of Guthrie Elder, E. , A. G. , H. , & C. A. , Tarbrax Ewart, Andrew, Little Lour Dryden, Alex. McD. , Lochside of Turin

Fairvveather, D. , West Mains of Kincaldrum Dryden, George G. , Bents of Turin Fenton, Ernest, Pickerton Farquharson, Frank, Grangemill Gray, Alex., Rockhead Findlay, Alfred, Cotton of Ovenstone Fothringham, Thos. Steuart, Fothringham Guthrie, Colonel Ivan D. , of Guthrie

Hill, Alexander, Langlands Gleig, S. & W. , blacksmiths, Hatton Martin, Alex., sen. & jun., Heughhead of Grant, Reps, of Peter, Ovenstone

Guthrie Grossett, Alex. A. I. , Fothringham Mollison, Charles, Greens of Gardyne Herron, William, Ward, Kirkbuddo Ogilvie, David, Broadfaulds Irons, James, postmaster, Gateside Jackson, Major George, Kirkbuddo House Ramsay, J., overseer, East Lodge, Guthrie Robertson, David M., Hilton of Guthrie Jackson, John, blacksmith, Invereighty Robertson, Ian, Newton of Guthrie Johnston, Thomas, Mains of Kirkbuddo Joiner, Reps, of David, Gallowfauld Scrimgeour, Alex. , Dubton of Turin Scrimgeour, William, Mosstonmuir Jolly, John, East & West Moss-side, Kirk- Simpson, William, Cross Roads of Turin buddo Strachan, Wm., Poultry Farm, Furze Acre Keillor, John, South Tarbrax

Laird, A. , & G. , Bankhead of Kirkbuddo Strathmore Salvage Co. , Greens of Gardyne , J. M'Ewan, James, Drowndubs Thomson, J. L. , The Schoolhouse, Guthrie MTntosh, Alex. & Rich., South Bottymire Wallace, Rev. Wm. , The Manse, Guthrie Watson, Alex., Agnes & Mary, Home Farm M'Nicoll, Walter, Petterden Matthewson, stationmaster, Kirkbuddo INVERARITY. J., Millar, Archibald J., Kincreich Mill

Alexander, George, East Cotton Miller, Reps, of Edward S. , North Happas Anderson, David, blacksmith, Gateside Nicol, David, Kemphills, Kirkbuddo Anderson, David, joiner, Gateside Nicoll, James, Burnside of Kirkbuddo Annand, William, Kincreich Salmond, David, Knowhead of Kincaldrum Baxter, Mrs Isobel, Kincaldrum Scott, James & William, Bonnyton Beverley, George, Knellock Sharpe, Joseph, gamekeeper, Fothringham Birse, George, Cotton of Ovenstone Sharpe, Wm. D. & Wm. H. B., Keirton Black, James K., Newlands, Kirkbuddo Smart, David, Muirside Black, Rev. W. K., The Manse, Inverarity Smeaton, James, West Mains of Happas Bruce, Robert, Taylor's Leys and Smiddy- Smith, James, Muiryfaulds Buist, William, North Bottymire [hill Smith, William, Whitebrae, Kirkbuddo Bunch, Robert, East Tarbrax Spence, Alexander and David, Bractullo Cargill, William, East Grange, Kincaldrum Steven, James, Seggieden Carnegie, William & James, Carrot Steven, John M., Wester Meathie

Carnegie, jun. , Hatton joiner, W. , of Fothringham Sturrock, Alexander, Whig street Chalmers, James, Tarbrax Sturrock, Joseph B., grocer, Whig Street Christie, John, Washingdales Sturrock, W. J. , The Smithy, Whig Street Clark, John & Jas. F., Newton, Kirkbuddo Syme, Colin George, Mill of Inverarity 7 6 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Todd, William, New Grange Earmichael, Trs. of late T. , Little Herdhill

Warden. David E. L. , Easter Weathie Carstairs, John, West Inch

Warden, J. &W., Rosekinghall, Kirkbuddo Christie, George, Shielhill Watson, Andrew, Cotton of Ovenstone Cook, James & Charles, Ladywell Young, Thomas, Newton of Balgersho Couper, Andrew, Mains of Glasswell Cowpar, Trs. for Mrs, Over Migvie KINNETTLES. Craik, Charles, Carroch Abel, Robert, Police Station, Invereighty Crowe, William, Moss-side of Ballinshoe

Dickson, & William R. , Balnagarrow Allardice, D. N. , Tarwhappie John Doig, Thomas, Schoolhouse, Padanaram Archie, Alex. R. , South Leckaway Ewart, Andrew, Kilnhill Auchmuty, G. & J., Home Farm, Brigton Baxter, Lieut. -Col. George Lewis, Inver- Farquharson, John, Kintyrie

eighty House Findlay, William R. , Auchlishie Fleming, James, blacksmith, Ballinshoe Ballantine, Wm. , gardener, Kinnettles Donald, Rev. Maunsell, Manse, Kinnettles Gair, William, East Muirhead of Logie Fyfe, John & Son, Kinnettles Mill Grant, David, Wester Logie Gellatly, Peter, North Mains of Kinnettles Grant, James, Newmill and Meams Hood, David, Pathhead Gray, J., Spitalburn Hay, Thomas, Mains of Brigton Jamieson, Mrs, Schoolhouse, Carroch Hope, James, Mains of Kinnettles Lackie, William, Herdhillmuir Hope, Robert H. K., Mains of Foffarty Lamond, William, Wester Kinwhirries Hope, Sir Harry, Bart., of Kinnettles Lawson, Messrs, Hillhead Ogilvie, John, Scroggerfield Lindsay, Thomas, Wellbank Pattullo, Messrs, Mid Ingleston, &c. Lunan, Henry, Bogside Lyell, Jean Maria, Logie Ramsay, G. & D. , Mains of Invereighty Robbie, John & Stewart, Wester Foffarty Lyell, The Rt. Hon. Lord, of Kinnordy Shiells, James, blacksmith, Douglastown Lyon, Edmund, Inverquharity Smith, David, Mill of Invereighty M'Intosh, Messrs, Garlowbank M'Intosh, William, Knowehead Thornes-Roberts, J. W. B. , Brigton House Thorn, James, Schoolhouse, Kinnettles M'Kay, James and Arthur, Prosenhaugh M'Laren, David, Reisk KIRRIEMUIR. M'Pherson, James, Nether Drumshade Adam, George, Dragon hall Maxwell, David and George, Ballindarg

Adam, William, Causewayend Smithy Meffan, Jas. , motor bus proprietor, Parkend Anderson, Trs. of John, Redford Meffan, William, Parkend

Angus Fruit Growers Ltd. , W. Herdhill Milne, John R., Pluckerstone Bennett, Benjamin, Redwell Milne, Robert, North Mains of Logie

Bentlay, Wm. E. , Lisdonbank, West Muir Milne, Sydney, Herdhill Ballantyne, James, Culhawk Milne, Wm., Newbigging of Logie Baxter, Norman, Crieff Mitchell, Andrew, Haugh of Ballinshoe and

Birse, John M. , Plovermuir Nether Migvie Bishop, William and David, Fletcherfield, Mitchell, James, Dameye

Balmuckety, and Rosewell Mitchell, W. M. , Woodhead of Ballinshoe Brown, Alexander, Wester Balloch Nicoll, Margaret and Jessie, Viewfield Brown, David L., Overbow Pattullo, John, Sandyford Brown, James, Easter Balloch Rattray, William, Westbog Bruce, Peter, Easter Kinwhirries Reioch, John & Mrs Janet, Denmill Cant, Robert, Inverquharity Robbie, Andrew, Netherbow FORFAR DIRECTORY. 77

Rough, George, jun., Whitelums Murray, James, Wester Ordie Rough, William, Longbank Paterson, James, Easter Oathlaw Scott, James, Woodside, Kinnordy Robertson, Mrs, Blairyfeddon Small, David, Balstard Stewart, Norman G. and Jean, Eskhill Small, James & John, East Inch Taylor, James N., forester, Oathlaw Whitton, David, Soutar, Wm. D. , poultry farmer, West Wester Oathlaw Muir Wilkie, William, Wolflaw Steedman, Geo., Schoolhouse, Roundyhill RESCOBIE. Steele, David, Mosside of Ballinshoe

Alexander, W. , jun., Burnside Home Farm Stephen, Chas. , Garlowbank Smithy Sutherland, James McRitch, Northmuir Allardice, Joseph, West Mains of Turin Walker, David, Barnsdale Angus Fruit Farms Ltd., Baldardo Walker, James, Moss-side of Ballinshoe Beattie, Wm., blacksmith, Ward of Turin Brown, Alice, Schoolhouse, Rescobie Walker, William G. , Muirhouses Weighton, Edward, Caldhame Bruce, John, East Mains of Burnside. West, George, Chapelton Clark, David, North Quilkoe Wilkie, David C., Drumshade Cochrane, James, Greenhead Cuthbert, Wishart, Mrs, Burnside of Ballindarg Louis K., Lochside Dakers, John, Hagmuir Wylie, Trs. of Charles L. , Balbrydie Wylie, William, Drumclune and Lochside Ellis, James, Ward of Turin

Ewen, John T. , of Pitscandly Young, Henry T. , The Cairn

Findlay, Walter R. , Mains of Balmadies OATHLAW. and Trumperton

Arbuthnott, Hon. Norah G. , Cairnhill Gray-Cheape, Mrs Carsina, of Carsegray

Batchelor, Mrs Isabel R. , Milton of Finavon Gray, Alexander, East Milldens Brown, Wiliam, gardener, Finavon Henderson, James, Hatton of Carse

Bruce, James, Kennels, Oathlaw Inverarity, J. & J., Chapelton of Ochterlony

Campbell, Peter, Woodside, Finavon Jamieson, Exrs. of late J. M., of Reswallie

Carnegy, R. S. L. , Schoolhouse, Oathlaw and Turin Cranston, George, Finavon Jamieson, Mrs, Reswallie

Crichton, William, Parkford Lamond, Robert S. , Clochtow

Cunningham, William D. , Bogindollo Lister, William, Ward of Turin Drummond, Mrs Louisa Olive, Eskhill M'Nicoll, George, Forester Seat Duncan, William M., Battledykes Mackie, David F., Quilkoe Findlay, James, Bogardo Mackie, Mrs Mary, Drimmie

Findlay, Wm. W. , West Mains of Finavon Mackie, Thomas, Clocksbriggs

Gardyne, Lt.-Col. A. D. G. , Finavon Castle Maitland, Lieut. -Col. G. R., of Burnside

Gardyne, Mary B. G. , Forester's Cottage Mitchell, David, Myrestone Gibson, George, Finavon Tollhouse Murdie, William, Baggerton Hay, John, Finavon Nicoll, William S., Wemyss

Kerr, David E. , Bourtreebush Niven, Jemima M. & Frank, Carsebank Kerr, Dr Andrew and Mrs Eliza, Newbarns Orr, Mrs Christina, Wardmill

Lindsay, James, Woodside Pearson, Mrs and Barclay A. , of Balmadies Miller, James, joiner, Finavon Mill Philip, Alexander, Reswallie Mains Milne, Gordon, Couttston Robertson, James M'N., Fonah

Mudie, Charles D. , Clatterha Smithy Simpson, Trs. of late J., Newmill, Balgavies Murdie, William, Birkenbush Taylor, Leslie, Heatherstacks Murison, James and Herbert, Meadows Watson, George, Finneston 78 FORFAR DIRECTORY

Wilkie, Stewart, Pitscandly M'Leod, F., stationmaster, Justinhaugh

Wilson, James, blacksmith, Blackgate M'Murray, Rev. J., The Manse, Tannadice

Young, David, Nethermuir M'Nicoll, James & James F. , Craigies M'Nicoll, James, Barnyards TANNADICE. Maclagan, Major-Gen. E. G. S., Glenquiech

Aitken, J. H. & G. , Auchleuchrie Maitland, Hon. Mrs Edith, Wellbank Anderson, David & William, Drumnechie Middleton, William, Baikies Anderson, Reps, of Wm., Milton of Ogil Millar, David, Newmill of Inshewan Arbuckle, Peter, Derachie and Denside Milne, Stewart, Hunchar Arnott, John, Coull Mains Milne, William, Dykend and Redstane

Baird, Edward M. , Noranbank Murray, John & Fred., West Memus Baxter, Norman, Strone Neish, Major Colin, Tannadyce House Bruce, Robert, Auchleish and Knockhill Ogilvy, John D. B. , Inshewan Caird, Mrs, Post Office, Tannadice Ogilvy, William, Burnside of Inshewan Christie, Alexander, Cossacks Porter, Alex. Gordon, Turfachie Christie, David, Midtown, Glenquiech Powrie, William R., Goynd Christie, George, Corrie Ramsay, George, jun., Mains of Ogil Christie, James, Mill of Marcus Rattray, William, Miltonbank Cleland, James, Schoolhouse, Tannadice Robbie, Reps, of David, Easter Memus

Craig, Rev. J. M. , The Manse, Memus Robbie, John, cattledealer, Finavon

Craik, George, Registrar, Tannadice • Robertson, Alex. J., Schoolhouse, Memus Currie, Joseph, sen. andjun., Boghaugh Shaw, William, North Roundyhillock Dair, Henry, Annagathall Shepherd, Alice May, East Murthill Doig, James, Chance Inn, Denside Simpson, William, constable, Tannadice Doig, James, Buckies Smart, Albert, Shielgreen Duncan, Murray, Burnside Smithy Smart, Reps, of James, Horniehaugh

Fairlie, Stormont , Easter W. Marcus Smart, Mrs Barbara D. , Easter Ogil Fearn, Robert, jun., Kinalty and Balloch Stephen, William, Smithy, Coul Ferguson, Peter, stationmaster, Tannadice Stewart, Alexander, Cairn Ferrier, Mrs Maria, Justinhaugh Hotel Stewart, Charles, Sturt Findlay, Charles, Murthill Mains Stewart, James C, Mill of Tannadice Forres, Right Hon. Lord, of Glenogil Stewart, Reps, of J. & W. , Newton of Gordon, Mrs Helen, Tannadice Inshewan

Grant, Mrs I. & R. , West Mains of Whitewell Stewart, William, Soutra Harper, George, Elly Stirton, Thomas, jun., Bogside Hay, Thomas, Meikle Coull Stourton, Mrs Ethel M., Marcus

Henderson, William C. , Hillside Taylor, Robert, Red Lion Hotel, Finavon How, David P., Newmill of Craigeassie Thomson, Helen, Schoolhouse, Denside Hunter, Trs. of late James, Easter Balgillo Thomson, William, Nether Balgillo and Irons, Alexander, East Mains of Whitewell Tobees Lindsay, John, Whiteburn Tindal, David, Easter Marcus Lowden, James, coal merchant, Tannadice Turnbull, Oliver, Baldoukie Lunan, William, tailor, Tannadice Walker, James, Howmuir of Marcus

Lyon, George, of Glenogil Watt, Andrew M. , merchant, Cross Roads, M'Caig & Goodchild, Foreside of Cairn Denside M'Farlane, S., The Smithy, Tannadice and Whyte, Arch., Glenmoy Howmuir Will, Charles, joiner, Coull

M'Laren, J., D., & Evelyn, Wester Balgillo Winter, Isabella Jane, Smithfield, Memus FORFAR DIRECTORY. 79

LIST OF PUBLIC BOARDS, CLUBS, SOCIETIES, &c.

Population in 1931 — 9,660. Constituency—Voters on Register (including Absent Voters), 6,791. Parliamentary Representative — Colonel Kerr.

Valuation ( Lands and Heritages, ...... ^90,690 6 8 for 1938-1939 ( Railways in Burgh, ...... 1,253 o o MAGISTRATES and TOWN COUNCIL. The Council meets in the Town Hall on the third Wednesday of each month, at 6-30 p.m. Special Meetings are also held from time to time to dispose of urgent business.

Col. Lionel E. Hill, Provost ; Thomas G. Barry, First Bailie ; Andrew C. Smyth,

Second Bailie ; Miss Jean Hanick, Third Bailie ; Thomas Elder, Hon. Treasurer. Councillors— Mrs Mabel Allardice, Arthur W. Barclay, Rev. David M. Bell, James N. Graham, Thomas Guthrie, Samuel R. Irvine, Albert M. Lowson, David M'Lean, Captain The Hon. Bruce Ogilvy, David Smyth. Officials. Wm. Whyte, Town Clerk; James R. Donald, Town Clerk Depute; Frank B. Craik, Town Chamberlain, Collector of Rates and Gas Accounts; Charles Stewart, Dundee, Auditor; Jas. Thomson, Sanitary Inspector; Alex. C. Millar, Burgh Surveyor, Architect, and Water Engineer; Henry B. Skea, Gas Manager; J. Ewen Cable, Medical Officer of

Health ; T. M. Inglis, v.s. under Public Health Act and Diseases of Animals Acts, and Examiner under Milk and Dairies Act, 1922; George Langlands, Captain of Fire Brigade;

Wm. A. Bertram, Inspector of Weights and Measures ; David Machray, Town's Factor ; John T. Alexander, Bellringer Adamson, Caretaker of Hall and Municipal ; John Town Buildings; Wm. Machan, Reid Park Keeper; E. H. Lee, Cemetery Superintendent;

James M. Millar, Burgh Officer and Keeper of Reid Hall ; Andrew Caird, Keeper of

Free Library Buildings ; Charles Lowson, Boyle Park Keeper ; , Bathsmaster. Committees, &c. Finance a?id Law— Provost Hill, Bailies Barry and Smyth, Messrs Guthrie, Lowson, Smyth, Treasurer Elder (Convener). Property a?id Reid Hall— Provost Hill, Bailie Barry, Treasurer Elder, Messrs Bell, Guthrie, Irvine, Barclay (Convener). Works and Streets— Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth and Hanick, Messrs Graham, Lowson, M'Lean, Bailie Barry (Convener). Housing and Plans— Bailie Hanick, Messrs Barclay, Bell, Lowson, M'Lean, Smyth Provost Hill (Convener). Water— Provost Hill, Bailie Barry, Treasurer Elder, Messrs Guthrie, Lowson, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Irvine (Convener). Air Paid Pi-ecautions— Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Barclay, Lowson, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Irvine (Convener). Parks [Reid, Steele, Boyle), Greens, and Cemetery— Provost Hill, Bailie Hanick, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Irvine, M'Lean, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Smyth (Convener). Public Health— Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Barclay, Bell, Guthrie, Lowson (Convener). Cleansing, Skambles, and Fire Brigade— Provost Hill, Treasurer Elder, Messrs Barclay, Graham, Irvine, Smyth, Guthrie (Convener). Gas and Lighting — Provost Hill, Treasurer Elder, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Graham, Lowson, Smyth, Bailie Smyth (Convener). ' Old Age Pensions—Whole Council. Sub-Committee — Provost Hill, Bailie Hanick, and Treasurer Elder. Baths— Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth, Messrs Bell, Lowson, M'Lean, Captain Ogilvy, Mrs Allardice (Convener). Assessment Appeals— Provost Hill, Bailies Barry and Smyth, Mr Guthrie, Treasurer Elder (Convener). —

8o FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Representatives to Angus County Cowicil— Provost Hill, Bailies Barry, Smyth, and Hanick, Messrs Guthrie, Lowson, and Smyth. Burgh Licensing Court—The Magistrates, Provost Hill (Chairman). Members to Licensing Appeal Court— Provost Hill and Bailie Barry. Representatives to Instrumental and Pipe Bands— Bailie Smyth and Mrs Allardice. Representatives for Prison Committees— Forfar Legalised Cells, Bailie Hanick and Councillor Smyth

,, — Perth, ...... Ex-Provost Graham

Under Sheriff Court Houses Act, ...... Bailie Barry

Rossie Reformatory, ...... Provost Hill and Councillor Guthrie

Morgan Trust, ...... Councillor Mrs Allardice (till 1/8/39) Forfar Educational Trust, ...... Ex-Provost Graham and Councillor Guthrie BURGH FUNDS and LIABILITIES. Assets. Liabilities.

Common Good ...... £31,475 Common Good ...... £17,096 Reid Park and Reid Properties 3,960 Police, Roads, Str'ts, Cleansing 4,766 Public Health, Sewage Works, Public Health ...... 15.195 and Orchardbank ... 18,050 Waterworks ...... 41,655 Water Works ...... 41,730 Gas Works ...... 19,150

Gas Works ...... 27,709 Baths, ...... 7,974 Amount in Sinking Funds, 721 18 6 CHARITY MORTIFICATIONS. Charity Mortifications under the administration of the Magistrates and Town Council of Forfar and others, per the Town Clerk. Funds at 15th May 1938: Dr Wyllie's Bequest— Capital, £3536, 14s 6d. Interest expended in charity during year £80. On hand and in Bank, £23, 8s 3d. Provost Potter's Bequest of £1000. — Interest &c, expended on coals for the poor, in terms of the Bequest, £102, 17s 6d. Bailie Brown s Bequest of £100. Dr Smith' s Charity—Capital, £1135. Mr John Melviu's Bequest— Capital, £1000. Expended, £16, 10s. On hand and in Bank, £38, 12s 4d. Elder- Anderson Charity—Capital, £1000. Expended, £56, 17s. Mr John A. Grant's Charity— Capital, £1000. SHERIFF COURT. Ordinary Court— Every Thursday at 11 a.m. Small Debt Court— Every Thursday at 11 a.m. James A. R. MacKinnon, Sheriff Substitute. James Clark, Procurator-Fiscal. James Petrie, Sheriff Clerk Depute and Auditor of Court. J. S. Gordon, Dr N. J. Sinclair, and R. H. Anderson, Honorary Sheriff-Substitutes. POLICE COURT. Held every lawful day when there is business. Judges—The Provost and Magistrates. William Whyte, Clerk and Assessor. James R. Donald, Depute Clerk and Assessor. Jas. Thomson, Burgh Prosecutor. BURGH COURT. Held as occasion requires. Provost and Magistrates, Judges. Jas. Thomson, Pro- secutor under Licensing Act, &c. William Whyte, Town Clerk, Clerk and Assessor. James R. Donald, Depute Clerk and Assessor. BURGH LICENSING COURT. For the renewal or granting of Hotel, Public-House, and Grocers' Liquor Certificates. Held by the Magistrates on 2nd Tuesday of April and 3rd Tuesday of October. VALUATION APPEAL COURT. Held by the Valuation Committee of the Angus County Counci on a date between 10th and 19th September. FORFAR DIRECTORY.

FORFAR JUSTICES OF PEACE. James A. R. MacKinnon, Sheriff-Substitute at Forfar, John S. Whyte, T. M. Inglis,

John Killacky, David Maxwell, R. H. Anderson, J. N. Graham, Dr Norman J. Sinclair, John M. Robertson, James Black, Major Carnegy of Lour, Mrs I. S. Murray, John S. Gordon, John T. Ewen, Sir Harry Hope, Colonel G. R. Maitland, John R. Taylor, Archibald Whyte, Thomas Guthrie, Miss Jean Hanick, James Petrie, John A. Smith, Mrs Agnes Whyte. Clerk of the Peace— T. C. Lowson, Solicitor, Forfar. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. Public Assistance Office, Newmonthill. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday and Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.; Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Births must be registered within 21 days, marriages 3 days, and deaths 8 days. Children must be vaccinated within 6 months after birth. Notice of marriage to be given to the Registrar under Marriage Notice Act, Eight clear days before marriage. Registrar— R. T. Rodger. Dwelling House—Glencairn, Taylor Street. COUNTY COUNCIL OF ANGUS EDUCATION COMMITTEE. Meets in Town Hall on first Wednesday of each month at 10-30 p.m. Members. — Rev. G. Hitchcock, Chairman; Rev. G. Adam, Earl of Airlie, G. Annand, J. Birse, J. Carson, Colonel Carnegy, Rev. Dr Clark, Miss M. Craigie, J. M. Dunn, Miss I. Fettes, Rev. R. K. Goodfellow, A. A. Gibson, Colonel Guthrie, Rev. J. Heggie, Sir Harry Hope, A. King, Mrs Kinnear, D. Littlejohn, Rev. J. Matthews, D. B. MacKay, R. W. L. M'Caig, A. M'Callum, D. M'Nicoll, J. Millar, H. G. Mitchell, Rev. A. Monro, F. C. Murray, J. D. Ross, W. J. Ross, A. Ruxton, W. Scott, A. C. Smyth, D. Smyth, W. L. Spalding, W. W. Tyndall, J. S. Watt, and Wm. Wilson. P?-ituipal Officials of Education Authority. Clerk and Treasurer—J. Eadie, Broomfield, Forfar. Master of Works—James M'Gregor, 31 Glover Street, Arbroath. School Medical Officer—Dr N. J. Sinclair, Laurel Bank, Forfar. FORFAR SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. Clerk —T. C. Lowson, 36a Castle Street, Forfar. Schools — Forfar Academy (Primary Department, South School), Forfar East, West, North, Lunanhead, and Kingsmuir. Represen tatives. From Educatwi Committee— Lt.-Col. U. E. C. Carnegy of Lour; Mrs E. S. Kinnear,

Rowanbrae ; Bailie A. C. Smyth, Kirklandbank ; David Smyth, Kirklandbank. Parents (Primary Schools) Esplin, Dunira, —W. C. Lunanhead ; Mrs J. H. Melville, Balgillo, Lour Road. Parents (Secondary School)—J. F. Fleming, solicitor. Teachers. —Dr J. T. Allardice, Academy; Miss H. Small, Kingsmuir School ; William S. Wilson, North and East Schools. Town Council. —James N. Graham, Ravenswood. District Councillor—Andrew B. Dalgety, Caldhame. Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month. GLAMIS-RESCOBIE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. Clerk — T. C. Lowson, 36a Castle Street, Forfar. Schools— Rescobie, Kinnettles, Inverarity, Kirkbuddo, Glamis, and Glenogilvy. Representatives. Prom Education Committee Lt.-Col. E. Carnegy, of — U. C. Lour ; Sir Harry Hope, of

Kinnettles ; Mrs E. S. Kinnear, Rowanbrae ; Bailie A. C. Smyth, Kirklandbank. Parents— Rescobie, L. K. Cuthbert, Lochside Cottage, Rescobie; Kinnettles, Peter

Gellatly, North Mains of Kinnettles ; Inverarity,— ; Glamis, Rev. M. Babington, The Manse, Glamis.

Teachers— Miss Alice Brown, Rescobie ; Jas. Thorn, Kinnettles. District Councillors— Rescobie, James Henderson, Hatton of Carse ; Kinnettles, David

Ramsay, Mains of Invereighty ; Inverarity, Thomas Johnston, Mains of Kirkbuddo; Glamis, George Anderson, Glamis. Meetings are held on the first Fridays of February, May, August, and November. —;;

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PRINCIPAL TEACHERS IN FORFAR SCHOOLS.

Forfar Academy— (a) Secondary Department—Dr I. T. Allardice, Rector; Andrew P. Fairlie, Principal Teacher of English B.Rodger, Principal Teacher of Science; ; J. Fred.

Mann, Principal Teacher of Classics ; Stanley Edward, Principal Teacher of French and German ; Mary D. Easton, Principal Teacher of Mathematics ; Richard W. West,

of Art ; D. Murray, Manual Instructor D. Principal Teacher Alan ; W. Bernard, Teacher

of Music ; Geo. Rutherford, Physical Instructor ; Margt. A. Tannahill, Physical Instruc-

Cable, of Science ; Elizabeth tress ; Dora M. Teacher Domestic R. Dickson, Teacher of Needlework; Mrs Lambert, Tea'cher of Commercial Subjects; James Crofts, Janitor; Albert Whitton, Attendance Officer. Forfar Academy— (b) Primary Department—South School. —Fred. D. R. McLaren. North and East Schools—Wm. S. Wilson, Headmaster. West School. — Ronald Macdonald, Headmaster. ANGUS EDUCATIONAL TRUST. Sir Harry Hope, Kinnettles, Forfar (Chairman); Dr J. T. Allardice, Forfar; George

Annand, Alyth Bruce, Kirriemuir ; Sir W. Chapel, Arbroath ; Rev. Dr. I. M. ; James

; Rev. Edzell ; D. Drysdale, Forfar Clark, Brechin G. Adam, Arbroath ; J. N. Graham, Rev. G. Hitchcock, Arbroath; R. W. L. McCaig, Forfar; H. G. Mitchell, Brechin; Rev. A. Monro, Brechin; Rev. S. Robertson, Montrose; W. W. Tyndall, Monifieth J. ; James S. Watt, Montrose. Members of Forfar District Committee—Sir Harry Hope, R. W. L. McCaig, James N. Graham, Dr J. T. Allardice, W. S. Inverarity, David Smyth, Rev. M. Babington, Glamis

John R. Taylor, W. S. Wilson ; Rev. D. M. Bell. Interim Clerk —J. Eadie, County Buildings, Forfar. Objects of Trust—The powers of the Trust include inter alia (i) the granting of post- school Bursaries ; (2) the granting of assistance to young persons to gain experience of professions assistance in connection with school concerts outings trades or ; (3) and ; (4) assistance travel scholarships for educational purposes ; (5) towards promotion of physical training and well-being provision for special equipment for schools not normally pro- ; (6) vided by the Education Committee. The Governing Body have delegated to District Com- mittees the granting of awards in terms of the Scheme and the Approved Plan. PUBLIC LIBRARY. Lending Department for Adults open daily, 10 to 2 and 6 to 8, except Thursday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Juvenile Department—Tuesdays and Fridays, 5 to 6 p.m. Committee from Comicil— Provost Hill, Convener; Bailies Smyth and Hanick, Treasurer Elder, Councillors Barclay, Bell, Graham, Irvine, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Smyth.

From Householders—W. Spark, Vice-Convener ; Mrs Barry, Dr James T. Allardice, P. A. Conacher, Alex. Johnston, Sheriff MacKinnon, A. M'Phee, John Niven, Jas. Thom- son, Wm. Whyte. A. J. Wetherall, Librarian. FORFAR MUSEUM—MEFFAN INSTITUTE. Open daily to the public. Wm. Spark, Curator. A. Caird, 39 Albert Street, Keeper. READING ROOM. Meffan Institute Reading Room.—Open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. FORFAR SAVINGS BANK (amalgamated with Dundee Savings Bank). Established 1853. Office, 60 Castle Street. Telephone No. 307. Hours of Business Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 12-45 P- m - ar>d 1-30 p.m. to 3 p.m.; Wednesdays and Fridays, from 10 a.m. to 12-45 P-m.; 1-30 to 3 p.m.; and 6 to 8 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Receives deposits of one shilling and upwards to ^'500 in any one year. No limit to total amount. H. M'C. Johnstone, Actuary. Representatives to Dundee Savings Bank—J. M. Robertson, Dr Sinclair, Jas. Thomson. BANK OFFICES.

Bank of Scotland ...... Charles W. Moir, Agent ; R. Morrison, Accountant Royal Bank of Scotland, ... John A. Smith, Agent; W. L. Hunter, Accountant

British Linen Bank J. S. Gordon & J. D. Hardie, Jt. Agents; C. R. Winter, Accountant Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd. J. B. Cameron, Agent ; T. T. Allan, Accountant

National Bank of Scotland Ltd. Samuel McGill, Agent ; Geo. Adams, Accountant Union Bank of Scotland Ltd. ... W. L. Hourie, Agent; C. Halliday, Accountant

Clydesdale Bank Ltd. MacHardy, Alexander, & Whyte, Agents ; H. C. Carver, Sub-Agent

North of Scotland Bank Ltd...... W. Nairn Hay and D. Bissett, Joint Agents —;;

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FORFAR DISTRICT JOINT PUBLIC ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE. Caldhame James Henderson, Hatton of District Councillors—Andrew B. Dalgety, ;

Newton of Guthrie ; George Anderson, Balbinny ; Ian Robertson, Carse ; Wm M. Milne, Hatton of Eassie James C. Smith, Drum of Dunnichen Glamis , W. Patrick Whyte, ; ; Invereighty Kenneth C. Duthie, Frioekheim ; David Ramsay, Mains of ; Thomas John- Findlay, West Mains of Finavon. ston, Mains of Kirkbuddo ; William of Scott, County Councillors— Lieut. Col. U. E. Carnegy Carnegy Lour ; William Clive

Bart., Kinnettles ; Gavin Ralston, Glamis; Col. Ivan House, Letham ; Sir Harry Hope, L. McCaig, Foreside of Cairn. Guthrie, of Guthrie ; Robert W. Burgh Representatives— Provost Hill, Bailies Barry, Smyth, and Hanick, Councillors Guthrie, Smyth, and Lowson. Inspector — Robert T. Rodger. Medical Officers— Drs Burgess, Cable, Kerr, and Myles. Poorhouse—J. Galloway, Governor; Mrs Galloway, Matron; Rev. Alf. Wilson, Chaplain. Offices —Newmonthill—Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday and Friday from 5 to 7 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m, to 1 p.m. HALLS.

Reid Hall ...... accommodates 1000) James M. Millar, Hallkeeper West End Reid Hall ... ,, 200/

Drill Hall ...... ,, 1000 -Andrew Ogg,

Castle Halls ... ,, 650—Arthur Barclay, Proprietor Masonic Rooms — Small Hall 150— Large Hall 400—W. Preston, Hallkeeper

St. John's Church Hall ... ,, 400—Andrew Hill. Hallkeeper 300 James Henderson, Hallkeeper Parish Church Hall ... ,, — Blair, Hallkeeper St. James' Hall ...... ,, 300—James Town Hall ...... ,, 200— John Adamson, Hallkeeper

Kirkton Hall ...... ,, 250—William Morris, Hallkeeper

Meffan Institute Hall ... ,, 200— Andrew Caird, Hallkeeper

Co-operative Hall (Couttie's Wynd) ,, 200—David Clark, Hallkeeper

Y.M.C. A. Hall (Couttie's Wynd) ,, 80—Miss Prophet, Hallkeeper TERRITORIALS. Forfar Platoon (14), H.Q. Co., 4/jt/i The Black Watch {P. H.)—Ma.]ar T. P. D. Murray, Company Commander. Sergeant, A. Ogg. Headquarters, Drill Hall. Armoured Car Section (F. & F. Yeomanry) —Captain Walker, Commanding Officer. Sergt. Willis, Sergeant. Headquarters, Brechin Road. THE BRITISH LEGION (Forfar Branch). President, Captain W. G. Don; Vice-Presidents, Captain J. A. Smith and J. A. Lee; Chairman, James Morris; Secretary, John Nicoll, 5 Roberts Street, Forfar; Treasurer, Albert Lowson. Committee— Alex. Gerrard, George Soutar, George Waddell, Richard Malcolm, Wm. Boath, John Johnston, W. Harris, J. D. Clark, Charles Waddell. Head- quarters, Kirkton Hall. Caretaker, William Morris. MUSICAL SOCIETIES. Forfar Instrumental Brass Band.—W. K. Findlay, Esq., Barncailzie Hall, Dalbeattie,

Hon. President ; Provost Colonel Hill, William Coutts, William Lamond, Fred. T. Coutts, D. C. Christie, D. Boath, Dundee, D. Killacky, W. S. Inverarity, A. S. Young, and Mrs J. S. Boyle, Hon. Vice-Presidents; John Killacky, President; R. S. Marshall,

Vice-President ; W. T. Cook, 14 Dundee Loan, Hon. Secretary ; A. Whyte, 18 Dundee

Loan, Hon. Treasurer ; along with thirteen of a Committee and two representatives from Town Council. Robert Anderson, Conductor; G. D. Simpson, Sub-Conductor. Practice Room, Baths Hall.

Forfar Burgh Pipe Band. — Ex-Bailie D. Smyth, President ; D. Byres, Vice-President D. Chalmers, Pipe-Major; H. Massie, 10 John Street, Secy, and Treas. Committee {from General Public) D. Cowie, A. Low, F. Fraser, W. Walker, W. Whyte, S. Stewart, H. D. Suttie, A. J. McLean, J. Mann ; {from Band) Meldrum, H. Massie, E. Cowie.

Forfar Amateur Operatic Society. —Lord Strathmore, Hon. President ; A. Johnston,

President ; R. S. Marshall, Vice-President N. Strachan, Zoar, ; James Secretary ; Norman L. Fyfe, Treasurer. Committee—E. R. M'Laren, John Machray, James M'Kay, James Thomson, J. F. Fleming, J. C. Saddler, Mrs C. Jarvis.

Forfar Choral Union. — Lord Strathmore, Hon. President ; Chas. Smith, President Wm. Andrew, Vice-President; M. D. Easton, Hon. Secy.; J. F. Fleming, Hon. Treas. Committee— Misses Neill, Christie, Mrs Gay, Messrs Thomson, Adamson, and Byars. —

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FORFAR AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY.

P. A. Conacher, President A. Smith, Vice-President; D. I ; John David Jolly, 12 Lilybank Treasurer. Crescent, Secretary ; Jenny S. White, Committee— Mrs Patullo, Mrs Mac- quarie, Misses J. Saddler, A. C. Tait, Bella Wilson, and Charles Smith, D. C. Macquarie, James Findlay. Miss A. R. Smith, Stage Manager; David Stewart, Stage Carpenter;

Miss E. Petrie, Wardrobe Mistress ; Miss Cita Angus, Producer. SCOTTISH COMMUNITY DRAMA ASSOCIATION.

Forfar Branch— T. Ewen, President ; P. A. Conacher, Vice-President S. J. ; Jenny White, Treasurer. Committee— D. D. Jolly, Agnes R. Smith, and Mrs Patullo. CHURCHES.

Old Parish...... Rev. David M. Bell East ...... St. James' Parish ... Rev. Thomas Helm St. John's Episcopal Rev. Alex. Copland Lowson Memorial Rev. W. H. MacDiarmid Congregational Rev. Alfred Wilson

West ...... Rev. M. B. Shields Baptist ... Rev. William Bullman

CHURCH SERVICES, &c. Forfar Old Parish Church. —The services are at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The Primary Sunday School meets in the Church Hall at 12-30 p.m. The Junior and Senior Schools meet at the same time in the Church. The Young Men's Guild meets on Sunday at 10 .] a.m. in the Class Room. The Minister's Class meets at 5 p.m. in the Class Room. The Junior Bible Class meets at 5 p.m. in the Hall. Men's Club on Mondays at 7-30 p.m. Social Club on Tuesdays at 7-30 p.m. The Woman's Guild meets on Wednesdays at 7-30 p.m. The Girls' Association on Thursdays at 7-30 p.m. The Choir meets on Fridays at 8-30 p.m. Junior Choir meets on Fridays at 5-45 p.m. Church Officer, James Henderson. St. James's Parish Church— Services each Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Primary, Junior, and Senior Sunday Schools at 12-20 p.m. Girls' Junior Bible Class at 12-20 p.m.

'' Boys' Junior Bible Class at 5 p.m. Fellowship Circle at 5 p.m. Mondays —Wolf Cubs, 6 p.m.; Dramatic Group, 8 p.m. Tuesdays —Woman's Guild, 7-30 p.m. Wednesdays Girls' p.m. Thursdays — " Quiet Half-Hour," 7 Association, 7-30 The — 7-30 p.m. ; Men's Club, 7-30 p.m. Fridays— Boy Scouts, 7-30 p.m.; Choir Practice, 8-15 p.m. Lowson Memorial Parish Church.— Services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday School at 12-15 p.m.; Primary Department, at 11 a.m. Bible Classes, Junior and Senior, at 5 p.m. Girls' Association, Monday at 7-30 p.m. Cubs, Tuesday at 5-30 p.m. Men's Guild, Tuesday at 7-45 p.m. Woman's Guild, Wednesday at 7-30 p.m. Junior Guild (Girls), Thursday at 7-30 p.m. Junior Choir, Friday at 5-45 p.m. Senior Choir, Friday at 8-30 p.m. Boy Scouts, Friday at 6-30 p. m. Rovers, Friday at 8 p.m. (Meeting in Scout Headquarters, Old Station). Church Officer, Robert Nimmo, 61 Glamis Road. West Church. — Sunday, Divine Service, n a.m. and6p.m. Sunday School, 12-15 P-ni. Senior and Junior Bible Classes, 5 p.m. Monday, Woman s Guild, 7-30 p.m. Tuesday, Men's Literary and Social Club, 7-30 p.m. Wolf Cubs, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Girls' Association, 7-15 p.m. Friday, Boy Scouts, 7 p. m Choir Practice, 8-30 p.m. East Church. — 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sabbath School meets at 12-20 p.m. Minister's Class meets on Sundays at 5 p.m. Woman's Guild on Mondays at 7-30 p.m. Cubs on Tuesdays at 6-15 p.m. Girls' Association on Tuesdays at 7-36 p m. Mid-Week Service on Wednesdays at 7-15 p.m. Men's Association on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir Practice on Fridays at 8-30 p.m. Scouts on Fridays at 6-30 p.m. St. John's Episcopal Church.— Services, 8am., 11 a.m., and 6 p.m. Sunday School at 12-30 p.m. Mothers' Meeting on Tuesdays at 3 p.m. Young Women's Guild on Tuesdays at 7-30 p.m. Week-day Services, Thursday at 8 a.m., Daily at 10-30 a.m., and Wednesday at 6-30 p.m. Choir Practice on Fridays at 8 p.m. Verger, Andrew Hill, 15 Newmonthill. St. Margaret's, Carsebarracks— Third Sunday of month at 8-30 a.m. Congregational Church. —Morning Service, n a.m.; Evening Service, 6 p.m.; Sunday School, 12-30 p.m. Girls' Baptist Church. —Services, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. ; Sunday School, 12-30 p.m.; Auxiliary, Monday, 7-30 p.m.; Tuesday, Prayer Meeting, 7-30 p.m.; Wednesday, Band of Hope, 7 p.m. TELEPHONE No. 43. W. MORRISON, FORFAR MOTOR WORKS.

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PROCLAMATION OF BANNS. W. N. Hay, Solicitor, has been appointed to receive all applications for Proclamation of

Banns for all the Parishes within the Registration District of Forfar. Office Address : 52 East High Street. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; and Thursday Night, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. Forfar Y.M.C.A. —Wm. Jarvis, Vice-President; Charles Jarvis, Castle Street, Secretary; John A. Dick, Treasurer. Hall, Couttie's Wynd. Young Women's Christian Association. —Weekly Meeting, Friday at 7-30 p.m., in Y.W.C.A. Institute. Juniors meet on Friday at 6 p.m. FORFAR TRACT SOCIETY.

William Jarvis, Treasurer; Angus Macleod, Superintendent ; Miss Fenton, Secretary. Monthly Circulation, 3000. The aim of the society is that a lady visitor should call, and that a Tract should be left at every house in town and neighbourhood. Donations in aid of this old and useful society will be gratefully received and acknowledged by the lady distributors. FORFAR AUXILIARY to the National BIBLE SOCIETY of SCOTLAND. Rev. D. M. Bell, President; The Ministers of the Town and Bailie Andrew C. Smyth,

Vice-Presidents ; W. Given, Secretary and Treasurer. FORFARSHIRE MISSION TO THE BLIND.

Annual Meeting is held in April. The Earl of Strathmore, Hon. President;

R. H. Anderson, President ; Mrs Murray, Vice-President John A. Smith, Royal Bank, ; Secretary and Treasurer, to whom subscriptions may be sent. Miss Annie D. Edward, Municipal Buildings, Forfar, Superintendent, to whom names of blind persons should be sent. ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY for PREVENTION of CRUELTY to CHILDREN.

Forfar Branch. —Meets when required in office of J. & A. W. Myles & Co. J. Thomson, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Representatives to the Council — J. Thomson and Mrs Sinclair. A. W. Johnstone, 53 High Street, Arbroath, Inspector. SCOTTISH SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Angus Branch—The Rt, Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, President : The Rt. Hon. The Airlie, (local Earl of Vice-President. Committee— members) Mrs J. S. Whyte, Mrs Allardice, Miss Jackson, Captain Neish, Gavin [Ralston, Mrs Harley, Mr Peacock, Kirriemuir, and J. T. Ewen, Pitscandly. ANGUS RURAL COMMUNITY COUNCIL. The Right Hon. The Earl of Airlie, Hon. President; Sir Harry Hope, Hon. Vice-

President; John T. Ewen, President; D. C. Christie, Vice-President; J. A. Lee, Acadia, Hon. Secretary A. Smith, Royal Bank House, Hon. Treasurer. ; John Airlie Training Centre for Boys, Bearfauld, Cortachy, Kirriemuir. — Captain

C. F. I. Neish, Chairman of Placing Committee ; Albert G. Carrie, Schoolhouse, Men- muir, by Brechin, Hon. Secretary.

FORFAR BURNS CLUB— Federation No. 44.

Wm. Coutts, jun. , Hon. President; Sheriff MacKinnon, Capt. C. F. I. Neish, Provost

L. Hill, Colonel C. Kerr, D. Callander, sen., Hon. Vice-Presidents; J. N. Strachan, President; W. J. M'Queen and Dr. J. T. Allardice, Vice-Presidents; N. W. Awburn, Gowanbank, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—A. C. Dalgety, James A. Lee, R. Macdonald, M. Macfarlane, F. D. M'Laren, A. C. Smyth, W. S. Wilson. FORFAR PLATE GLASS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

John Killacky, President; J. T. Kinloch, Vice-President, R. S. Marshall, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—Messrs M. Macfarlane, T. Elder, A. Barclay, C. Jarvis, and John Clark. Valuator, R. Farquharson. Auditors, A. C. Dalgety and M. Macfarlane. The Annual General Meeting is held on third Tuesday of April. G ;

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FORFAR DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION. Mrs Gray Cheape of Carsegray, Hon. President; Mrs Maitland and Mrs Lionel Hill, Hon. Vice-Presidents; Mrs Robertson and Miss Myles, Hon. Members; Mr S. M'Gill,

National Bank, Hon. Treasurer ; Mrs J. S. Whyte, Lilybank, Hon. Secretary. Executive Committee— Mrs R. H. Anderson, Mrs Cable, Mrs Copland, Miss Gumming, Miss Free- man, Miss Lowson, Dr Myles, and Dr Kerr. General Committee—The clergymen and medical men of Forfar, and all subscribers of 10/ and upwards. Nurse — Miss Dunn, 117 Lilybank Crescent. FORFAR INFIRMARY.

The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, Patron ; Captain W. G. Don, President.

Medical Attendants— Drs Burgess, J. Ewen Cable, and Myles; Francis R. Brown, M.B., ch.b., f.R.C.s. (edin.), Consulting Surgeon; Miss Margaret Fairlie, M.B., ch.b.. Consulting Gynaecologist; George Murray Grant, M.B., ch.b., Consulting Radiogolist Adam Patrick, M.D., F.R.C.P., (lond.), Consulting Physician. John A. Smith. Royal Bank, Treasurer; Wm. Whyte, Secretary. Miss Fisher, Matron. Visiting Hours- Sunday, 2 to 3 p.m.; Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 2 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. ST. ANDREW'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION-L.M.S. Brigade (Forfar Section). Stewart, Crescent, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee J. J. 54 Lilybank — Cameron, D. Middleton, H. Glennie, J. Robertson, and Miss Macfarlane. The Monthly Meetings of the Section are held on the second Sunday of each month in the Ambulance Hall, Market Street, at 1-30 p.m. Lectures held every Sunday from September to March. PANEL COMMITTEE OF THE COUNTY OF FORFAR. Taylor, Carnoustie, Chairman; Dr Mcintosh Rattray, Kirriemuir, Vice- Dr J. Ewen J. Myles, Forfar. Hon. Secretary; S. Gordon, Solicitor, Chairman ; Dr David John The Cross, Forfar, Clerk; Dr G. C. Burgess and Dr J. Ewen Cable, Forfar; Dr R. Logan, Kirriemuir; Dr H. J. Hoile, Montrose; Dr W. Dempster and Dr W. S. Anderson, Brechin; Dr E. N. Lindeberg, Friockheim; Dr H. F. Wilson, Carnoustie; Dr D. H. Hay, Lift MOTOR TAXATION DEPARTMENT—Angus County Council. Office, County Buildings, Forfar. Office Hours, Monday to Friday, 9-30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 9-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. Telephone No. 49. George Cable, Officer. CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICE. Clydesdale Bank Buildings, 67 Castle Street. Open—Mondays, 10-30 a.m. to 12-30 » n m H. T. Grubb, Officer. MINISTRY OF LABOUR EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE. Office, Castle Street. Telephone No. 189. Office hours — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. G. W. Wallace, Manager. FORFAR LITERARY INSTITUTE. Wm. Spark, President; Alex. Johnston, Vice-President; T. F. Whitson, Academy Street, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Directors— Messrs John M. Robertson, N. H. Langlands, Allardice, Jas. H. Melville, and Robert Anderson. Dr J. T. FORFARSHIRE UNIONIST ORGANISATION. Erskine Kirkbuddo, U Sir Harry Hope, Bart., Kinnettles, Chairman ; Miss Jackson, »s A. Oliver, Arbroath, Treas. ; R. Crichton, 9 Millgate, Arbroath, Secy.i Vice-Chairman ; J. Miss Agnes Nicoll, Glencarse, Lunanhead Committee— Mrs Gray-Cheape, Chairman ; j« Helen Street, Secretary. FORFAR WOMEN CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION. The Countess of Airlie, Hon. President ; Lady Hope, Hon. Vice-President ; Mrs Lionel Melville, Treasurer : Irvine, Vice-President ; Mrs H. ; E. Hill, President ; Mrs S. R. J. Mrs F. M. Thomson, Woodhill, Lour Road, Secretary. Committee— Mrs Barry, Mrs C. Coutts, Mrs Dorward, Mrs Macdonald, Mrs M'Laren. Mrs A. C. Millar, Mrs Paterson, Mrs T.Petrie, Mrs W. Shepherd, Mrs Watt, Miss S. Whyte, and Mrs H. S. Wood. FORFAR BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Rodger, St., Secy, and Treasurer. David Meldrum, Chairman ; George M. H 40 John Directors— David Meldrum, Robert Farquharson, W. Kirmear, Arch. Tyrie, Alex. Stewart, every alter- James B. Rodger, Wm. Rodger, T. J. M. Whitson, Albert Shepherd. Meets nate Saturday evening, 8 to 9, in Meffan Institute. —;

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ROYAL SCOTTISH FORESTRY SOCIETY. Angus and East Fife Branch— Colonel Maitland, President; G. R. McGarva, Vice- Treasurer. President; T. J. M. Whitson, Solicitor, Montrose, Secy, and Committee D. D. McGregor. D. Buchan, T. Winton, J. J. Thomson, A. G. Crabbe, W. Gilchrist, D. H. Meldrum, John Smith, and J. W. M'Kenzie. FORFAR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Sheriff McKinnon, Sheriff McDonald, John T. Ewen, Provost Col. Lionel E. Hill, Hon.

Presidents; Dr N. J. Sinclair, Capt. W. G. Don, Neil Caw, D. C. Christie, John C. Robbie, John Killacky, Alex. Forbes, Hon. Vice-Presidents; R. R. Ogilvie, President; Alex. Urquhart and W. L. Hourie, Vice-Presidents; Andrew B. Caird, 39 Albert Street, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—Wm. Byres, Stewart Wilson, James Fairweather, Beattie, David Gowans, John M'Kenzie, J. H. Smith, D. W. Farquhar, James George Kydd, James M. Millar, Wm. Ballantine, James Ewart, Roy McGregor, Charles H. Sim, F. D. R. McLaren, Andrew Stirling, John G. Robb. FORFAR ALLOTMENT HOLDERS' ASSOCIATION. Frank Piggot, President; R. Fullerton, Vice-President; William Rodger, 2 Canmore Street, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—James Steven. Alex. Forbes, David Piggot, James Prophet, Stewart Wilson, Alex. Begg, Alfred Birse, Alex. Grant, Alex. Couttie, and James Craib. SAVING ASSOCIATIONS.

The Forfar Northern (Limited). —William Gray, President ; Robert Moir, Lilybank Crescent, Secretary. Committee — Charles Keith, Andrew Thomson, Henry Massie. Committee meets at 7 on Monday evenings in Rooms, in Castle Street. Ernest Mann, Manager and Treasurer. East Port (Limited)—Established 1829.—William Jack, Chairman; M. W. Adamson, Nicolson, William Fraser, G. Secretary ; William Paton, Treasurer. Committee—James M'Innes, Robert Glen, and Wm. Duthie. Frank M. Prophet, Manager. Clark, Secretary. West Town End (Limited). —A. Farquharson, Chairman ; Wm. Committee- J. Lindsay, W. Henderson, A. Ferguson, J. M'Lean, A. Carcary. Meets on Monday evening at 7 in Rooms, 118 West High Street. W. Bell, Manager. A. Forfar United Co-operative Society (Limited).— William Craig, President ; John Smith, Secy. Committee—David Paterson, William Young, Wm. Mason, John Milne, George Threlkeld, George Simpson, Alfred Milne. Meets every Monday evening at 68 East High Street, at 7 p.m. William Anderson, General Manager. Forfar United Co-Operative Society Women's Guild. —Mrs Leighton, President Mrs Wishart, Vice-President; Mrs Sturrock, 17 Montrose Rd., Secretary; Mrs Hastings, Treasurer. Committee— Mrs Milne, Mrs Petrie, Mrs Hampton, Mrs Gibb, Miss Clark, Mrs Piggott, Mrs Gordon, Mrs Simpson, Meets in Co-Op. Hall on Thursdays at 7-30. COAL SOCIETIES. Petrie, President Jamieson, Vice- Forfar Co-operative (Limited). — Charles ; James

President ; Donald Ross, 7 Glamis Road, Secretary; Wm. A. Ross, Treasurer. Com- mittee—James Carroll, James Grant, William Nicoll, James Hill, and William Simpson.

Collectors —Pat Prophet, 27 New Road ; George Mitchell, 87 Graham Crescent ; Wm. Harvey, n Watt Street; James Simpson, 4 Dundee Road. Membership, 772. Sub- Committee meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Office, Town House Buildings. Forfar Victoria (Limited).—Jas. D. Clark, President; Charles Keith, Vice-President; John Fyfe, Secretary Morris, Treasurer. Committee Frank Rae, Frank ; James M. — Boath, Robert Mealmaker, Anson Ferguson, John Gold. Collectors —David Johnston, 6

Nursery Street ; Hill, Street ; Frank Rae, Thomas Prophet, 17 New Road ; David 21 John 27 St. James' Road; James Hendry, 11 Peffers Place; James Tyrie, 15 Peffers Place. Committee meets on third Tuesday of each month at 7-30 p.m. Office, 4 East High St. MALE & FEMALE YEARLY SOCIETIES. Forfar Society. — Alex. Shepherd, President; Allan Small, Vice-President; John Ferguson, Secretary; George A. Fitzpatrick, Treasurer. Meets in West School every Saturday afternoon from 1-30 to 3. East End Society. —John Gold, President; George Patullo, Treasurer; John Milne, Secretary. Meets on Saturday Afternoons from 1 to 3 in East School. FORFAR DIRECTORY.

MASONIC LODGES. 90.— Napier, Lodge Forfar Kilwinning No. W. R.W.M.; A. Mitchell, S.W. ; W

Smith, J.W. ; W. M'Lean, Dunmore, William Street, Secretary; James M. Morris, 22 Green Street, Treasurer. Meets in Masonic Rooms every Wednesday at 7-30 p.m. Lodge Lour No. 309.—Geo. G. Burness, R.W.M.; Wm. Lamond, S.W.; H. Stirling Walker, 1 St. Terrace, Secy.; Alex. Whyte, Earlsdon, St., J.W. ; J. James' Helen Treas. Meets in Lodge Room, Osnaburg Hall, 1st Wednesday monthly, Sept. to May, at 7-45 p.m ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Elijah No. 12. ; John L. Wishart, M.E.Z.; David Prophet, M.E.H.; R. Reid, K. Goudie, M.E.J. ; J.

S.E. ; H. Gordon, G. Treasurer. N. ; J. Harman,

Cryptic Council— Elijah, No. 12.—John L. Wishart, T.I.M. ; Charles Bissett, D.M.;

Arthur Thomson, P.C.W. A. Whyte, Albert St. , Recorder; C. ; James 25 Laird, Treas: ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR—Strathmore Chapter, No. 134.

Mrs D. Wishart, W.M. ; W. Christie, W. P. ; Miss P. M'Lean, Strathdean, St. James' Rd.,

Secy. ; Miss B. Soutar, Treas. Meets second Monday of each month in Masonic Rooms.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS—Court " Glamis Castle," No. 7837,

A. F. Young, Chief Ranger ; W. Simpson, 3 Dundee Loan, Secretary; Jas. Kennedy, Treas. Meets every fourth Monday at Glamis at 7-30 p.m. (Approved N.I. Society).

LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT SHEPHERDS—Burnside Lodge, No. 2046. D. W. Mason, P.M.; Frank Ross, W.M.; George Brown, D.M.; Albert Birse, M.S. Wm. Dnncan, M.; E. Fraser, I.G.; R. D. Clark, O.G.; Wm. Menzies, Juvenile Secy.;

Marion Shepherd, Female Sick Visiting Steward ; F. Ross, Male Sick Visiting Steward W. Menzies, Treasurer; W. Ramsay, 8 Katarine St., Secretary. Meets in small Hall Masonic Rooms, every alternate Wednesday, from 4th January. (Approved N.I. Society). FOOTBALL CLUBS. Forfar Athletic. —The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, Hon. President; James Black, President; Wm. Potter, 38 North Street, Secretary; Wm. M'Kay, Treasurer, Committee—W. Anderson, John Ferguson, John Mitchell, W. M 'Queen, G. Langlands, and James Walker. Representative to S.F.A. , Scottish League, and Forfarshire Asso ciation —James Black. Ground, Station Park. Colours, Blue and Black. Instituted 1885 Celtic. —J. A. Whyte, President; Ben. Brown, 40 Prior Road, Secretary; Jas. Bennie, Treasurer; G. Dalgety, Captain. Colours, Green and White. East End. — R. S. Balfour, President; W. Gerrard, 3 William St., Secretary; Charle!

Kennedy, Treasurer ; G. Nicoll, Captain. Ground, Carseview Park. Colours, Maroon West End. —W. Samson, President; W. Smith, 93b West High Street, Secretary and Treasurer; W. Birnie, Captain. Ground, Strathmore Park. Colours, Light Blue. STRATHMORE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, Hon. President; J. F. Fleming, President

David Callander, Viewmont, Secretary ; G. Ross, Treasurer; D. A. Fleming, Captain. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY (Forfar Centre).

Oliver, President ; Vice- Sheriff MacKinnon, Hon. President ; Mrs J. S. Miss J. Pool,

President ; Miss H. Langlands, 4 Southview Terrace, Secretary. BOY SCOUTS. District Commissioner, Col. G. R. Maitland, Burnside. Local President, Col. Elliot Carnegy, Lour. Secretary, D. Wilson, 20 West High Street. 1st Forfar. —J. Mcintosh, Scoutmaster. Meet every Thursday evening in Scout Hut Lochside. Cubs the same evening. 2nd Forfar. —W. Milne, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in Lowson Memo rial Hall. Rovers the same evening. Cubs on Tuesday evening. 4th Forfar. — D. Findlayson, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in the Wes Church Hall. Cubs on Tuesday evening. 5th Forfar. —J. Glenday, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in the East Churcl Hall. Cubs on Tuesday evening. 6th Forfar. — D. Wilson, Scoutmaster. Meet every Thursday evening in Scout Hut Lochside Road. Cubs on Wednesday evening. 7th Forfar. —A. Farquharson, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in St. James Church Hall. Cubs on Monday evening. —;

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GIRL GUIDES. District Commissioner, Miss Dawson, 17a East High Street. Local Association Presi- dent, Mrs Gray-Cheape. Carsegray. Secretary, Mrs David Myles, 59 East High Street. 1st Forfar Ranger Co. —Captain, Miss Hope. Meets on Tuesday at 8 p.m.

1st Forfar Guide Co. — Captain, Miss Hourie ; Lieut., Evie M'Lean. Meets on Mon- day at 6-30 p m. Brownie Pack— B.O. , Mabel Arnot ; T.O. , Edna Whyte. Meets on Tuesday at 6 p.m.

2nd Forfar Guide Co. —Captain, Ann Strachan ; Lieutenants, Elizabeth Dalgleish and

Jean Hourie. Meets on Wednesday, 6-30 p.m. Brownie Pack — B.O. , Margaret Donald. Meets on Friday at 6 p.m. 3rd Forfar Guide Co. — Captain, Connie Tait; Lieutenant, Martha McLeod. Meets on Friday at 7 p.m. Headquarters of Forfar Companies and Packs— 1 Vennel, Forfar.

1st Carsebarracks Brownie Pack.— B.O. , Miss McLaren. Meets in St. Margaret's Hall, on Saturday, at 2-30 p.m. STRATHMORE CRICKET CLUB.

Melville, Captain Samson, Vice-Captain ; Hovell, Belton, J. H. ; James Wm. Dundee Road, Secretary; C. Renilson, 84 East High Street, Treasurer. Ground, Lochside Park. GOLF CLUBS.

Forfar. —Jas. Thomson, President; K. H. Anderson, Vice-President ; H. M'C. John- stone, Hon. Secretary; D. P. Thornton, Hon. Match Secretary. Committee—James Petrie, R. J. Peters, John Eadie, D. J. Pattullo, J. F. Brodlie, Jas. Strachan, James Allan, Geo. Maxwell, D. Killacky, J. H. Melville. Competitions— April —Laird Bowl, Scratch Medal, Merchants' Cup, Handicap Medal. May— Dunnichen Medal, Club Championship, Whyte Cross Medal. June—J. Freer Myles Cup, Dalgety Rose Bowl. July—Lowson Cup. August— Brodie-Younger Shield, President's Prize. September—Scratch Medal, Mer- chants' Cup (2nd stage), Bruce Medal, Coronation Quaich. Boys' Club. —June— Carle Medal. Lady Associates. —Committee— Misses M. Collie, E. Mitchell, M. MTntosh, M. Taylor, A. Winter. Miss D. Millikin, Captain and Hon. Match Secretary; Miss E. M. Anderson, Hon. Secretary. Competitions—April to September— Monthly Medal. May Moffat Medal (scratch). June—Dempster-Metcalfe Medal. August— Laird Cup (scratch), President's Prize, and Knock-Out Competition (handicap). BADMINTON CLUB. Forfar. —A. Sangster, President; Miss D. Millikin, Vice-President; J. M. Barclay, Union Bank, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee— Miss Jones, Miss Samson, J. Bruce, and S. M'Gill. Selection Committee— Miss M. Nicoll, J. M. Barclay, and A. Sangster. Practices in Drill Hall, on Wednesdays, 7 to 10 p.m., and Saturdays, 6 to 9 p.m. ANGUS CYCLING CLUB.

Wm. Whyte, Hon. President; Dr Myles, Hon. Vice-President; J. Patterson, President J. Cameron and W. Stark, Vice-Presidents; A. C. Robertson, 10 Charles St., Secetary and Treasurer; G. Robertson, 10 Charles Street, Race Secretary ; D. Menzies, Captain;

J. Low, Vice-Captain. Committee—A. Milne, sen., D. Cargill, W. Whyte. SMALL BORE RIFLE CLUB. D. C. Christie, President; W. S. Maxwell Tait, Averon, Secretary; John A. Srilith,

Treasurer ; R. Findlay, Burlea, Match Secretary ; W. Y. Irons, Captain. Club Rooms The Myre. Range open Monday to Friday, 6 to 10 p.m., and Thursday, 2 to 5 p.m. BOWLING CLUBS. Forfar. —George Gordon, President; R. A. Sinclair, Vice-President; John C. Robbie,

Curator ; N. H. Langlands. Southview Terrace, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee

George Petrie, J. A. Dick, George Dorward, Wm. Sturrock, and Wm. Allan.

M'Queen, President ; Vice-President Bennie, Canmore. —W. J. A. W Barclay, ; James 14 Brechin Road, Secretary and Treasurer; James Donald, Milton House, Match Secy.;

Wm. Duff, Curator. Committee—G. Adams, J. B. Adamson, F. T. Coutts, T. Elder, W. S. Inverarity, J. T. Kinloch, J. M'Kinnon, M. Murdoch, and J. K. Rattray.

Reid Park.— Provost Hill, Hon. President ; T. Elder, W. S. Inverarity, J. Killacky, Fyfe, J. D. Nicoll, Hon. Vice-Presidents ; H. Cruickshank, President ; W. Hendry, Vice-

President; J. Coutts, 10 Arbroath Road, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee — R. Robertson, D. Craik, W. Murray, F. Rae, W. Balfour, J. Petrie, and D. Mitchell. — ; go FORFAR DIRECTORY,

FORFAR AND DISTRICT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Sheriff A. R. MacKinnon, President Walker, Vice-President ; D. C. Christie, Jas. , Jas. Convener of Organising Committee John Eadie and R, R. K. Ogilvie, County Buildings, ;

Joint Secretaries and Treasurers ; Syme & Johnstone, C.A., Hon. Auditors. FORFAR AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. Wm. Morrison, President; G. T. Strachan and N. W. Arnot, Vice-Presidents; D. Strachan, 7 Lour Road, Secretary; Miss P. Falconer, Braeside, Helen Street, Ladies' Secretary; R. Dalgety, Treasurer. J. Phillips, J. Committee— Dundas, D. Lowson, D. Misses M. Linton and N. Sturrock. Practice Nights—Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m.

FORFAR CURLING CLUB—Angus Province. Instituted 1797. Right Ogilvy, Capt. C. Hon. the Earl of Strathmore, Patron ; Capt. The Hon. Bruce

F. I. Neish, Sir Harry Hope, Col. Charles Kerr, Hon. Vice-Presidents; R. J. Peters, President; S. Alex. Copland, Chaplain; G. Thornton and M'Gill, Vice-Presidents ; Rev. James A. Lee, Acadia, Forfar, Secretary and Treasurer. Council of Management

G. L. Adamson, A. Graham, P. Macfarlane, J. H. Melville, W. J. M'Queen, D. B. M'Pher- son, Curator, R. Thomson. Iceman, J. Piggot, 35 Raberts St. Rinks—Lochsicle Park. Angus and District Inter-Province for Indoor Ice Curling.— Consisting of Angus Province, North and Southesk Province, Dundee and District Province. D. Smith, Union Bank Buildings, Kirriemuir, Secretary and Treasurer. Council of Management—Three Representatives from each Province. Meetings to be held in Forfar.

ROYAL CALEDONIAN CURLING CLUB—Angus Province. President; Right Hon. the Earl of Strathmore, Patron ; G. M. Wedderburn of Pearsie, Glamis, Vice- W. Irving, Cortachy, J. W. A. Simpson. Carnoustie, and W. P. Whyte, Presidents Kirriemuir, Secretary Treasurer James A. Lee, ; D. Smith, Union Bank. and ; Acadia, Representative. Council of Management—Two Representatives from each Club. ANGLING CLUBS. Smith, Canmore. — Lieut. -Col. A. D. G. Gardyne, Finavon Castle, Patron ; David W. President; William Neave, Vice-President; Jas. Ormond, Captain; Alex. Ross, 11 Helen Street, Secy, and Treas. Committee—Wm. Dear, Charles Neave, and Peter Smith. East End.—W. S. Inverarity, Hon. President; G. Waddell, President; Jas. Leighton, jun. , Vice-President; James Grewar, 169 East High Street, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—W. Duthie, D. Milne, C. Eggo, Wm. Myles, sen., A. Whyte, R. Morton, Sturrock. and J. Rae. Captain, David Rae. Weighing Committee—J. Rae and O. Forfar.—William Suttie and D. C. Christie, Chief Constable, Hon. Vice-Presidents; David Barnet, President; William Whitton, Vice-President; James Walker. Jarman's Street, Treasurer. Committee D. W. Smith, Hotel, Secretary ; E. Mann, 123 Castle — R. Neill, D. M'Nab, J. Falconer, P. Young, G. Roberts, R. Ogilvy, J. Piggot, A. Whyte, Souter. W. Ree, D. J. Carnegy, D. Milne, A. Ross, B. G. Carnegie, and J. FORFAR CAGE BIRD SOCIETY. Robertson, Archie's Park, J. Clark, President; B. G. Carnegie, Vice-President; Jas. 7

Secretary and Treasurer ; Wm. Paterson, Assistant Secretary. DRAUGHTS CLUB.

Malcolm, Vice-President ; William Napier, 6 Reid Wm. R. Guthrie, President ; James Park Road, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee— D. Stewart, N. Awburn, J. Newlands, and D. Patullo. Club Room— Upper Reid Hall. FORFAR COUNTY INSURANCE COMMITTEE. Act, Area comprises the whole of the County of Under the National Insurance 1936. j Angus, excluding the City of Dundee and the Burgh of Arbroath. Chairman, George; Cumming, Brechin; Vice-Chairman, John Killacky, Forfar; Clerk and Treasurer, James Ritchie, Clydesdale Bank Buildings, Forfar. FORFAR SHOPKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION. A. Clark, Castle A. W. Barclay, President ; G. W. L. Doig, Vice-President ; John 40 Street, Secy, and Treas.; W. S. Jarvis, Joint Secy. Committee—A. C. Dalgety, W. Sturrock, C. Coutts, M. Macfarlane, W. C. Fyfe, A. Bruce, and John Brown. ,

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FORFAR RACING PIGEON CLUB.

W. D. Patterson, President; D. Millar and J. S. Clark, Vice-Presidents; W. Crighton, 3 Roberts Street, Secretary. Committee— G. Hosie, W. Knight, B. Liddle, W. Spalding, and J. Millar. FORFAR AND DISTRICT LICENSED TRADE DEFENCE ASSOCIATION.

James Walker, President ; Alex. Petrie, Vice-President ; Albert M. Lowson, Salutation Hotel, Forfar, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee— H. Ferrier, John Killacky, William Ferguson, and T. H. Wilkie. FORFAR AND DISTRICT DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.

Kettles, President L. Wishart, Sunnybrae, Secretary ; D. Callander, Lily- James ; J. bank, Treas. Committee— D. Clark, D. Hood, A. M'Leod, A. Farquharson, G. Black. FORFAR HAIRDRESSERS' ASSOCIATION. Robert Petrie, Hon. President; Chas. Clark, President; Daniel Harris, Vice-President;

J. M. Petrie, North Street, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—D. Patullo, W. Neave, W. Esplin, and Miss Matthewson. FORFAR FACTORY WORKERS' UNION. General meeting in January. Committee meets second Wednesday of Month at 7 p. m.

Killacky, President Carroll, Vice-President ; Dalgety, 1 John ; J. G. Osnaburg Street,

Secretary ; Miss M. Taylor, Assistant Secretary ; D. Ferrier, Albert Street, Treasurer 9 ; C. Taylor, 30 Nursery Street, Collector. FORFAR FACTORY WORKERS' UNION APPROVED SOCIETY. Approved under the National Insur. Act, 1911. Trustees, Ex-Chief Constable Thomson Killacky David Lindsay ; President, ; Vice-President, David and John Rae ; Secretary, George Dalgety; Treasurer, Wm. Whyte, Solicitor; together with seven of a Committee. Monthly Meeting held in the Office of the Society, 1 Osnaburg Street, on the first Wed- nesday of each month at 7 p.m. SCOTTISH RURAL WORKERS' APPROVED SOCIETY. Kenneth McKenzie, Chairman Christie, 22 Forfar Branch.— ; John Dundee Road, Secretary. Committee— Richard Laird, James Tyrie, David Kinnear, James Leiper, Andrew Lakie, Thomas Falconer, and Wm. Ellis. FORFAR, KIRRIEMUIR, AND DISTRICT TENTERS' ASSOCIATION John Laird, Kirriemuir, President; Frank Rae, Forfar, Vice-President; David Ferrier,

9 Albert Street, Forfar, Secretary and Treasurer ; David Ferrier, James Purdon, Rep- resentatives to Federation. Meets every second Monday at 7 p.m. in the Co-Operative Hall, Couttie's Wynd. FORFAR TRADES COUNCIL.

Wm. Craig, President John Duthie, Vice-President ; Secretary ; and Treasurer. Meets monthly in Co-Operative Hall. TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Forfar Branch. —Allan Strachan, President; Roberts. Balfour, Burbank, Taylor St. Secretary and Treasurer. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF WOOD WORKERS. Alfred Milne, 16 Easterbank, Secretary. Meets every alternate Friday evening at 7-30 o'clock in Meffan Hall. NATIONAL UNION OF RAILWAYMEN.

Forfar Branch. —Wm. Craig, President ; O. Sturrock, 17 Montrose Road, Secretary ; H. Rae, Treasurer.

SCOTTISH UNION OF BAKERS (C. & B. Workers).

Forfar Branch—Alex. Smith, President ; D. Robertson, 10b Watt Street, Secretary ; Ernest Mitchell, Treasurer. SCOTTISH PAINTERS' SOCIETY.

Forfar Branch—W. Robertson, Chairman ; D. Prophet, 12 Yeaman Street, Secretary ; John Samson, Treasurer. TRANSPORT and GENERAL WORKERS' UNION. Forfar Branch. James Milne, President Duthie, Easterbank, Secretary. — ; J. 38 — ;

9 2 FORFAR DIRECTORY. POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS.

Despatches from Forfar Post Office. Box closes at Aberdeen, Brechin, Montrose, Kirriemuir, and the North generally, 6 a m. All Parts (except Glasgow), 6 45 a m. Glainis, Guthrie, Letham, Town and Country Districts generally, 7 a m. Dundee, Angus (except Brechin), Alyth, Meigle, Blairgowrie, Coupar Angus, and North Fife, io- 45 a m. Edinburgh, Glasgow, and all parts South of Perth ii a m. Kirriemuir, 12- 45 P m. Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, the North-West Highlands, and South 2 P m. Glamis, Eassie, Letham, 1- 3°P m. Town Area, ...... (Sat. 1-45 p.m.) 2 P m. Kirriemuir, Guthrie, Brechin, and Montrose, 3-4S P m. England, Ireland, Wales, Continental, ... 4 P m. Scotland (except N.E. Counties), Dundee, England, Wales, Ireland, Continental 6-15 p.m. Aberdeen and North o p.m. All Parts 8-15 p.m. Sunday. All Parts (except Counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine), p.m. Deliveries. (Letters, &c.) From All Parts 7-30 a.m. From the South generally (Sat. 2 p.m 2-15 p.m. From All Parts (except Sat 5 P- m Callers' Delivery, Saturdays, 5-15 to 5-45 p.m. Deliveries. (Parcels).

From All Parts ... 10 a.m. From the South generally (Sat. 2p.n1.) 2-isp.m. From All Parts (except Sat.) 5 p.m. Sunday—No Deliveries. Counter Business, 8 am. to 7-30 p.m. Telegraph and Telephone, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday and New Year's Day, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. (Telegraph and Telephone Business, Sale of Stamps, and Express Delivery). Town Sub-Offices closed all day. Local Holidays—9 a.m. to Noon (Postal) 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Telegraph and Telephone). Town Sub-Offices closed all day. D. C. MacQuarie, Head Postmaster. TOWN LETTER BOXES

Are cleared daily (except Sundays) at the following hours : (Clearance on Sundays at 1-30 p.m. from all boxes). a.m. a.m. p.m. p.rrii* p.m. p.m. p.m.

West Port . 5 15 10 15 1 is 3 45 5 15 645 7 45 Lour Road. 5 *5 10 1 is 3 5 — 7 45 East Port . 5 15 10 1 3 3° s 15 645 7 45 Station 5 15 9 45 1 3 15 s is — 8 North Street 5 15 9 45 1 3 IS s 15 6 45 7 45 Brechin Road 5 15 9 45 1 3 15 s 15 — 8

Cross . 5 15 10 15 1 is 3 3° 5 i5 7 7 45 Lilybank 5 IS 10 1 3 15 5 — 7 45 Dundee Road 5 15 10 1 15 3 IS S — 7 45 Roberts Street 5 15 9 45 1 3 ° 5 — 7 45 Glamis Road 10 1 — 5 IS is 3 45 5 — 7 45 Arbroath Road 5 IS 10 I 3 5 S 7 45 Easterbank is 10 a 1 1 m 15 — s 45 3 5 745 ; *Except Saturdays TELEPHONE KIOSKS for the convenience of the Public are situated at (1) Municipal Buildings, Castle Street (2) West Port; and (3) North Street (opposite Jarman's Hotel, adjoining Mart); (4) East Port (at junction of Queen Street and East High Street). MA JIUSTKCK & SCOTS LIMITED,

I HOUSE FURNISHERS, Whitehall Street, DUNDEE.

Workshops and Depository—South Ward Road.

clXSX Departments. KeX^

Furniture. Prams and Cots, Carpets. Mantelpieces. Linoleums. Fireplaces. Curtains. Household Ironmongery. Soft Furnishings. Gardening Tools. Household Linens. Cutlery. Bedsteads. Glass and China. Bedding. Pottery Wear.

Removals conducted by Road, Rail or Sea

TELEPHONE No. 4141. TELEGRAMS: "Furniture, Dundee." CHARLES 'Phone 174 Forfar

& SONS Seedsmen 52 WEST HIGH STREET FOR^FA R

GARDEN & FARM SEEDS and Everything for the Gardener. NURSERY STOCK of the very Finest Quality, write for Price Lists.

BULBS in Season. GLADIOLI SPECIALISTS. GARDEN FE^TILISg^ (IRVINE'S SPECIAL) A Skilfully Compounded and well- balanced Manure.

7 lbs. 1/6, 14 lbs. 2/9, 28 lbs. 5/, 56 lbs. 9/6, 112 lbs. 18/. FORFAR DIRECTORY. 92a

ROYAL BURGH OF FORFAR. A.R.P. COMMITTEE FROM TOWN COUNCIL. Provost L. E. Hill, Bailie A. C. Smyth, Mrs Allardice, A. W. Barclay, A. M. Lowson, The Hon. Bruce Ogilvy, S. R. Irvine, Convener.

LIST OF AIR RAID WARDENS. Pho„eNos. Adamson, Mrs E. M., 29 Lilybank Crescent Allan, James, 10 Lilybank Crescent 415, 154 Allan, Thomas T., Nilebank, Rosebank Road Allardice, Frank, 72 Lilybank Crescent Awburn, Norman W., Gowanbank Barclay, Arthur W., Castle Halls Bell, David D., 66 Dundee Road Bernard, William D., Strathyre, Lour Road Bertram, W. A., Restalrig, South Street 10 Bissett, David, Cruachan, Lour Road 246, 71 Boath, William, 18 South Street

Braid, Charles, 1 Albert Street Brown, George, 22 Don Street Brown, Miss Margaret E., 40 Lour Road Brown, Ogilvie, 35 Lilybank Crescent Bruce, Andrew E., 3 West High Street 230 Bruce, Norman, 23 Easterbank 253 Cable, George, Adecea, 17 Taylor Street 49 Caird, Andrew B., 39 Albert Street Callander, David, 19 Robertson Terrace 168 Campbell, William, 34 Lilybank Crescent Carver, Harry C, Roselea, Taylor Street 193 Chalmers, David M., Mansefield, St. James' Road Clark, Charles, Westbv House, West High Street 366 Clark, James D., 137£ East High Street Coutts, Mrs S. L., Kenilworth, Brechin Road 96 Crabbe, Charles, 67 Glamis Road Crofts, James, 58 East High Street 323 Cumming, Robert, 17 Roberts Street North 6 Donald, Alexander, 35 Castle Street 92b FORFAR DIRECTORY.

LIST OF AIR RAID WARDENS (contd.) Phone Nos. Duncan, William, 95 Graham Crescent Elder, Fred, 3 North Street Esslemont, Fred, 52 St. James' Road Ferguson, Charles, 39 West High Street Ferrier, David, 9 Albert Street Findlay, Charles W., Ferryton Cottage, Lour Road Fleming, John, Cherrybank, Lour Road 103 Forbes, Alexander, 49 Nursery Street Gordon, George, Brynteg, Wyllie Street 126 Gourdie, John W., Briar Cottage, Wyllie Street 73 Graham, Andrew, 28 Castle Street 316 Guthrie, Miss Agnes M., 7 John Street Hardie, John, Dalmore, Prior Road 438, 88 Harman, James, 99 Queen Street Harris, Daniel, 22 Albert Street 386 Henderson, James, 68 Castle Street 286 Irvine, Mrs B. C, Annfield, Manor Street 174 Jamieson, William A., 162 East High Street 468 Jarvis, Charles, 54 Castle Street 192 Jarvis, W. Sydney, 31 Lour Road 353 Johnstone, Harry McC, Gowanbank 437 Kerr, Robert, 26J West High Street Kydd, David S., 99 Queen Street Laing, Ian S., 24 East High Street 337 Laird, David C, 126 Dundee Loan Lamb, Miss Grace, 8 Peffer's Place Lee, Edward W., 8 North Street Lee, James A., Acadia, Robertson Terrace Liddle, James, 21 Lilybank Crescent Lowson, Albert M., Salutation Hotel, East High Street 55 Lowson, Allan, 64 Dundee Road Lowson, William F., 67 West High Street 17 Macintosh, Miss Jean A., 70 Dundee Road MacNeill, Hugh W., 56 Castle Street 440 McDonald, Mrs Catherine, 33 Lilybank Crescent McGill, Samuel, National Bank House, Cross 221 McKenzie, John, Woodbank, Service Road McKenzie, Victor, 27 Lilybank Crescent McLaren, Fred. D. R., Reid Park Road McNeish, Robert, 26$ West High Street McPherson, David B., Manor Place, Manor Street 338, 194 FORFAR DIRECTORY. 92C

LIST OF AIR RAID WARDENS (contd.) Phone Nos. Millar, James, Reid Hall Lodge Millikin, William, 9 Lilybank Crescent 486 Moffat, Douglas, 22 King's Road, Easterbank Moir, Charles W., Bank of Scotland, East High Street 234 Moir, David E., 49 North Street Morris, James, 22 Green Street 156 Murray, Allan D., Clovella, Taylor Street Myles, James, 126 Dundee Loan Neill, Ralph, 161 East High Street Nicoll, John, 5 Roberts Street Patterson, William, 44 West High Street Patullo, David, 18 Victoria Street 240 Petrie, James M., Floralbank, Wyllie Street 236 Preston, David, 15 Montrose Road Rae, George W. L., 3 Glamis Road Ramsay, Robert S., 55 West High Street Rattray, Alex. H., Linbethnor, Taylor Street 228 Rattray, William A., 17 Muir Street, Zoar Reid, John, 6 Jamieson Street Rennet, Miss Dorothy E., 80 West High Street Ritchie, James, Hampden, Gowanbank 89 Robertson, Andrew, 33| Glamis Road Robertson, Arch., 1 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street 46 Robertson, David P., 10b Watt Street Robertson, William C., 156| East High Street Rodger, William, 2 Canmore Street 44 Rodger, Mrs William, 2 Canmore Street Saddler, John C, 96 North Street 282 Scott, George, 12 John Street Scott, Robert B., 84 East High Street Shepherd, Miss Frances M. C, 17 Green Street Shepherd, William, 41 Castle Street 108 Small, David E., 24 Green Street 134 Small, Thomas, 16 Prior Road 124 Smith, Frank S., 12 Easterbank Smith, John A., Royal Bank House, East High Street 80 Sorley, William, 156| East High Street Soutar, George, Chapelpark, Academy Street Stewart, Alexander, 15 Yeaman Street 98 Stewart, David, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street Stewart, James R., Westlea, Taylor Street 410 92d FORFAR DIRECTORY.

LIST OF AIR RAID WARDENS (contd.) Phone Nos. Stewart, Miss Isabella K., 158 East High Street Strachan, Allan, 6 Roberts Street, North 194 Strachan, James D., Alton, Wyllie Street 430 Strachan, John P., 16 Victoria Street Sturrock, Allan, Westview, Wyllie Street Sutherland, James, 21 Brechin Road Tait, Mrs W. S. Maxwell, Averon, Jamieson Street Taylor, David B., 2 Lilybank Crescent Westwood, Andrew, 4 West High Street Whyte, Alfred C, Roukendale, Taylor Street Wilson, Alexander, South Whitehills Wilson, Dyce, 20 West High Street Wood, Albert, 8 Arbroath Road Wood, A. S., Trebor, St. James' Road 23

A.R.P. SERVICES (including- Whitehills and Gowanbank). There have been enrolled as Volunteers— 211 Males and 109 Females. They have volunteered as Air Raid Wardens ; First-Aid Parties; First-Aid Post Staffs; Ambulance Drivers and Assistants; Rescue, Demolition, and Clearance of Debris

Parties; Repairs Parties ; Decontamination Parties ; Clerks,

Messeng-ers, and Storemen ; and for Assembly of Respirators ; and others.

PREMISES to be used as follows :— Report Centre, .... Town House First-Aid Post, . . . Masonic Rooms First-Aid Parties Depots, Morrison's Garage, Little Causeway, and East, North, and West Schools Rescue, Auxiliary Fire Services, Demolition and Clearance of Debris Parties-* Morrison's Garage

Cleansing Station for A. R. P. Services, . The Baths Decontamination and Repair Parties, Cleansing Yard, Castle Street Decontamination of Vehicles, Station Works, Service Road Headquarters for Chief and Head Wardens, Town Hall

Respirators Depots, . East School, Reid Hall, and West Church Scouts' Hall BOY WITH RABBIT. ^JveprocluctLep

FROM PICTURES, DRAWINGS, SKETCHES, OR PHOTOS, SUITABLE FOR CATALOGUES, BOOKS, &c, SUPPLIED AND PRINTED IN LINE, HALF-TONE, AND 4-COLOUR PROCESS SPECIMENS AND PRICES FROM

39Ca s e street ' W. SHEPHERD, f ^ fa k TELEPHONE No. 108. printing in some form or otber, constitutes an important part of etoerp progress sitoe business. Co tie toortb tobile, ano to Do credit to tbe business concerned, it must be

/<£OOD Printing costs relatitielp v little more tfjan tbe inferior article, but boto tmst tbe Difference in appearance anD boto mucb greater tbe appeal to tbe reaDer

not call or torite us Tiffin to > Wone, ^^ about tbat piece of printing pou are tbinfeing of batring Done. .

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39 Castle street, forfar FORFAR DIRECTORY. 93

DIRECTORY OF TRADES & PROFESSIONS.

Every endeavour has been made to make this List correct. Inaccuracies and omissions on being pointed out will be corrected for next issue. Advertisers' Names appear in dark type.

Aerated Water Manufacturers Blacksmiths and Campbell & Co., Chapel street Agricultural Engineers Rattray, street James, West High Falconer, David & Son, 20 North street Guthrie, William, 22 Castle street Architects Kirkwood, William, Queen's Well Lane Soutar & Findlay, 67 Castle street Mackintosh, James, 14b North street Waterston & Graham, 34 Castle street Small, Peter, 15 Queen street Wilson, Alexander, Queen's Well Lane Auctioneers Doig, James, Canmore Furniture Halls, Booksellers and Stationers Castle street Adamson, John B. , 109 Castle street Scott 6t Graham Ltd. , Market street Farquharson, Adam, 104 East High

Co. Ltd. , Station Strathmore Auction road street Laing, John S., 26-28 East High street Eakers Lawrance, James, 86 East High street Anderson, James, 30 West High street Petrie, John, 127 East High street Allardice, John, 78 Castle street Shepherd, W., 39 Castle street Anderson, Mrs, 100 West High street Simpson, Charles, East Port

Anderson & Co. , 74 East High street Boath, Mrs, 83 East High street Boot and Shoemakers Byres, William, 76 West High street Cameron, George, 82 West High street Black, James, 27 South street Central Bakery, 12 Castle street Brown, Ogilvie, 130 East High street Dear, John, 6 William street Bruce, G. R., 96 Castle street East Port Association, 133 East High Clark, W. B., East High street street—Frank Prophet, Manager. Cruickshanks, Wm., 19 Osnaburg street Elder, Thomas & Sons, East Port Corner Dunn, John A., 36 Castle street and 3 Queen street Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd. Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd. 13 Cross 180 East High street. W. Anderson, Geddes, R., Couttie's Wynd manager. Greenlees & Sons, 45 Castle street Hunter, Fergus, 11 South street Guild, David, 17 West High Street Keillor. James & Son Ltd., Cross Kidd, D. K., 19 Manor street Low, Wm. & Co., 105 Castle street Low, Thomas, Prior road

Malcolm, Nicoll, 113^ East High street M'Intosh, W. , 19 South street M'Laren, J., & Son, 22 to 26 Market st. M'Kay, A, & Son, 84 Castle street Northern Association, ill Castle street M'Laren, Robert. 30 Dundee loan

—Ernest Mann, manager M'Leay, D. , 102 Castle street Patterson Brothers, 48 West High street Milne, John, Roberts street Saddler, James, 35 East High street Patterson, W. & Sons, 86 Castle street Saddler," William, 96 North street Smith, Robert, 87! East High street Sturrock & Son, 10 West High street Stewart, Gilbert, 19 Green street and 50 East High street Stewart, M. & J., 80a West High street West Town-End Association, 118 West Thornton, D. P., 30 Castle street High street— W. Bell, manager. Tyler, H. P., 64 Castle street H* 94 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Brokers China Merchants Bruce, James, no Castle street Bruce, James, Castle street Doig, James, Castle street Shepherd, James & Son, 63 Castle Street Shepherd, James & Son, 63 Castle street Chiropodists Builders and Quarrymasters Cunnison, Miss I., 19 East High street Adamson, Alex. & Son, Acharn, Rose- Watt, Mrs J., 48 Castle street bank road Findlay, R. L. & Co., Wyllie street Cinemas. Laird, C. & D., 59 South street Pavilion, Queen street Liddle & Calder, 67 Queen street Regal, 54 East High street Milne & Stewart, Robertson terrace Clergymen 'Bus Services

Bell, Rev. David M. , The Manse Alexander's, Montrose Bullman, Rev. W. , 8 Lilybank Crescent Scottish Motor Traction Co. Ltd., 93 East Copland, Rev. Alex., The Parsonage High street Helm, Rev. Thomas, St. James' Manse Butchers MacDiarmid, Rev. W. H., Lowson Mem- orial Manse Coutts Brothers, 89 Castle street Shields, Rev. M. B., West Manse Coutts, William, jun., 38 West High st. Wilson, Rev. Alfred, Brechin road Craik, Robert F., 5h Glamis road Eaton Fyfe, 42 Castle street & Coal and Lime Merchants Edwards, Mrs, 139 East High street Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd. Cook, James, 22 Arbroath road 165 East High street and 85 West Forfar Co-operative Coal Society—Donald High street Ross, Glamis road, Secretary Greenhill, J. D., 153 East High street Muir, Thos., Son, & Patton, Ltd., Castle street Kinloch, James T. , Cross Liddle & Sons, 79 East High street Smith, Hood, & Co. Ltd., Old Station, Petrie, David B., 99 East High street Victoria street Reid, Robert, 45^ West High street Strachan, A. D., Old Station, Victoria st, Samson, David, East High street Victoria Co-operative Coal Society—John Scott, John, 116 West High street Fyfe, East High street, Secretary Strachan, John, 67 East High street Troup, James, 92^ West High street Confectioners

Watt, Robert, 69 North street Adamson, Robert K., o.\ West High street Wood, A. S., 107 East High street Alexander, Mrs, Albert street Carriers Anderson, Geo. L., 5 Castle street Annand, James, 47 West High street Bruce, Douglas W., 23 Castle street Boath, Mrs M., 85 East High street Callander, David, Ltd., Roberts street Brechin, Mrs, Brechin road, Zoar Ritchie Brothers, 9 Castle street Brown, Miss, 141 East High street Brown, William, 100 Dundee loan Carters Bruce, Edward, 13 Osnaburg street Callander, David, Ltd., Roberts street Central Bakery, 12 Castle street Cook, James, 22 Arbroath road Chalmers, Miss L., 61 North street Cook, Joseph, 10 East High street Clark, Misses, 36 East High street Farquharson, Alex., Teuchat Croft Crabb, Mrs, 67 Glamis road Gibson, Skene B., East End Garage Dick, East High street Mrs W. , 72 Millar, George, 123a Castle street Duff, Betsy, 24 North street Millar, William, 7 Chapel street Duncan, Miss E. K., 108 Castle street

Duncan, Mrs J., 63 Queen street Chartered Accountants Edwards, Miss, 19 West High street Robertson, Andrew, 52 East High street Edwards, Miss Jean, 81 North street Syme, Johnstone, & Co., 62 Castle street Elder, Thomas, & Sons, 3 Queen street Farquharson, Miss M., 88 West High st Chimney Sweeps Ferguson, Mrs Jessie, 54 Dundee loan Brown, George, 16 Nursery street Forsyth, George, 93a West High street Castle street Henderson, David, 38 Graham Crescent Fortura, L. , 55

\v: FORFAR DIRECTORY. 95

Haggart, C. , 144 East High street Kettles, James, Hillside Hill, Helen, 95 West High street Low, Mrs A., Chapel Croft Johnston, Miss E. P., 100 Castle street M'Leod, A., 20 North street Keillor, James & Son Ltd., Cross Michie, Henry, Albert street Lowson, Miss J., 8 South street Mungall, J., East Mains of Craichie Lowson, Mrs, Brechin road, Zoar Murison, J., Meadows

Malcolm, Nicoll, 143A East High street Rennie, Thos , Carnegie Ward, Carmyllie

Maxwell, Miss A., 8 Castle street Richardson, F. , Myreside, Restenneth M'Coll, R. S., Ltd., 18 Castle street Robb, William, Northampton M'Gregor, N. D. East High street Simpson, Mrs, Arbroath road , 77 7 McKenzie, Miss, 31 East High street Soutar, A., Suttieside

M'Laren, J., & Son, 24 & 26 Market st. Taylor, W. , Newdyke

M'Lean, George, 156 East High street Thomson, W. , Nether Balgillo, Tannadice Macneill, H. Wright, 56 Castle street Walker, James, Muir road Middleton, T., 174 East High street Wilson, A., East Mains of Carseburn Milne, M., i20 West High street Milne, Robert, 9 Queen street Morris, Jane, 20 William street Curriers and Leather Merchants Oakley, Norman, Watt street Balfour, Wm. & Son, 57 Castle street

Piggot, Mrs F. , 125- Castle street Ferguson & Whitson, Academy st. (tanners) Ramsay, Hannah, 6ii West High street Whyte, John, & Sons, Castle street (tanners) Ramsay, Miss Jean, 58 East High street Rattray, Mrs, 90 Dundee loan Reid, B. & I., 51 West High street Cycle Agents Reid, Peter (Forfar) Ltd., 51 Castle street Bruce, George, 95 East High street Robertson, Mrs ]., 129 East High street Ednie & Eininmonth, 16 Castle street Rough, Mrs, 10 St. James' road Fearn, James, 118 East High street Saddler, James, 35 East High street Fraser & Sons, 55 West High street Saddler, Miss, 97 Castle street Hill, John, 28A West High street Saddler, William, 96 North Street Irons, D. , & Sons, Castle street Samson, John R. , 52 North street Stewart, Charles, 154 East High street Stewart, Jack, 103 East High street Wishart, W„ 115 Castle street Sturrock, Mrs I., 2 Watt street Sutherland, Mrs Jean, 12^ North street

Taylor, Mrs C. , 22 South street Dental Surgeons Thomson, Mrs, 37 South street Wakeford, Leonard, Gordon street Anderson, A. T., 71 East High street Wakeford, Thomas, 2 Arbroath road Murray, A. Boyd, 16 Castle street Walker, Miss, 17 South street Whyte, G. F., 87! East High street Whyte, Misses, 172b East High street Whyte, Mrs C, 108 East High street Drapers Young, Miss Jean, 159 East High street Young, Miss Jessie D. Prior road Anderson's, 74 Castle street , 38 Brown, John, 140 East High street Dalgety, Alex., Son, 55 East High st. Cowfeeders and Dairymen & Doig, W. L. & Son, 20 East High street Anderson, A., Southbank Duncan J. L., 21 East High street

Barrie, W. , Ladlewell Esson & Napier, 162 East High street Black, George, 6 Dundee loan Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd., Butchart, R. , Quarrybank 145 to 149 East High street

Clark, D. , 152 East High street Hogg, Mrs Agnes H. , 67a North street Christie, A., Bankhead Jarvis Brothers, 48 Castle street

Craik, Jas. , Lilybank Lindsay, street J. & W. , 71-79 North Douglas, George, 10 South street Marshall, R. S. , no West High street

Duthie, J. S. , Orchardbank M'Kinnon, John, 66 Castle street Farquharson, A., Teuchat Croft Pool, W. G. , 1 & 3 Castle street Fife, E. D. K., Carseburn Roberts, John, 84 West High street Fletcher, J. , Moss-side of Lour Roberts, John & Son, 41-43 East High st.

Greenhill, J. D. , Caldhamebank Roberts, W. & Son, 170 East High st. Greenhill, Joseph D., 27 Glamis road Sangster, Miss, 9 South street

Kemp, S. , Newdyke Troup, A., 26 Castle street 96 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Dressmakers, Milliners, &c. Stewart, Alex. , 142 East High street Stewart, David, 25 Queen street *Boath, Alice, 128 East High street Brown, John, 140 East High street Calder, Miss Jessie, 1 16 Dundee loan Game Dealers Dalgety, Alex., & Son, 55 East High st. Birnie, William, 8 East High Street Dewar, Miss, 49 West High street Maxwell, L. & D., Cross Doig, W. L. & Son, 20 East High street Stewart, Alexander, 6 West High street Duncan, J. L., 21 East High street Eggie, Miss M., 3 Canmore street Ferguson, Miss, Linden House, Brechin rd. Gardeners (Jobbing) Jarvis Brothers, 48 Castle street Lindsay, street Arnot, C. & Son, Rosebank Nursery J. & W. , 71-79 North Barclay, Ross, Hutchison *Ormond, Miss A., 49 East High street & Ltd., 46-48 Castle street Pool, W. G. , 1 and 3 Castle street Duff, I. street Ramsay, Miss, 49 North street & W. , 90 Castle Forsyth, William, 2 Easterbank Roberts, W. & Son, 170 East High st. *Suttie, Miss, 49 Castle street Kydd, George, Stark's Close, West High street *Milliners Laird, William, Whitehills Druggists Low, Alexander, 63 West High street M'Kenzie, Kenneth, 55 West High street Abel, John R., & Co., Cross Nicoll, George, 1 New road Brown, George W., 119 East High street Robbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street Boyle, street J. W. , 54 West High Caird, Henry W, 69 East High street Macfarlane, M., 19 East High street and Gardeners (Market) 38 Castle street Coghill, James, North Whitehills Smith, Charles M., 45 East High street Gibson, J., Mid Langlands Electricians Harris, Charles, 120 Dundee road Jolly, William, Gowanbank Bremner Brothers, 152 East High street Kinmond, W. , Caldhame Hosie, James, 93^ North street Milne, William, Bowriefauld Milne, W. & Sons, 11 East High street Small, William, Viewmount Sangster, A. , 34 Castle street Steele, Alex. , Manor street Strathdee, James, Kingsmuir Fishmongers Tulloch, R., Letham Fruit Farm Birnie, William, 8 East High street Watson, James, Cherry field Maxwell, L. & D., Cross Direct Fish Supply, 124a East High st. Stewart, Alexander, 6 West High street Grocers (not Licensed) Bruce, Norman, 113 East High street Fruit Merchants & Green Grocers Buttercup Dairy Co., 1 195 East High street Anderson, Geo. L., 5 Castle street East Fort Association, 133 East High st. Campbell, Miss, 99a East High street —Frank Prophet, manager Clark, Misses, 36 East High street Elder, Thomas & Sons, East Port Corner Duff, I. Castle street & W. , 92 Ferguson, Mrs, 32a Dundee Loan Duncan, Miss E. K., 108 Castle street Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd. Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd. 180 East High street, 70 East High 66 East High street st., 2 John st., and 85 West High st. Macneill, H. Wright, 56 Castle street Liptons Ltd., 29 Castle street

B. , Morrison, J. Market place (wholesale) Low, Wm, & Co., 103-107 Castle st., 15 Philips D., 11 West High street East High st., & 106 West High st Stirling, William, 106 West High street Northern Association, 111 Castle street Taylor, Mrs C. , 22 South street —Ernest Mann, manager Whyte, Misses, 172b East High street Patterson Bros., 50^ West High street Philips, D., 13 West High street Furniture Dealers Roberts, Geo., 72 Castle st. & 95 North st. Davie, R. M., 33 Castle street Spence, J. & J., 16 Brechin road Doig's Sale Rooms, Castle Street West Town End Association, 118 West Hanick, Jane, 94 East Highstreet High street—W. Bell, manager FORFAR DIRECTORY. 97

Grocers (Licensed) Gove, Frank, Station Hotel Abel, John R., & Co., 44 East High street Henderson, Mrs, Stag Hotel Bruce, A. E., 80 Castle street Lowson, Albert M., Salutation Hotel Dorward, J. E., 40 West High street Mann, J. P., Royal Hotel Stewart, G. st. Esson, W. F. S., 162 East High street (Temperance), 32 Castle Hudghton, Frederick, 19 Glamis road Walker, James, Jarman's Hotel Johnston Ltd., 12 East High street Innkeepers Martin, James, & Sons, 34 Castle street Melvin/B. & M., 17, 19,' & 21 Castle st. Bowman, A., Forfar Arms, East Port Nicoll, James, 121 & 123 East High st. Dewar, William, West End Bar, 101 West Thorn, James, 36 Prior road High street Ferrier, Harry, 26 West High street Hair Dressers Henderson, Thomas, Osnaburg street Clark, Alexander, 40 East High street Killacky, John, Queen's, Cross

Clark, Charles, 31 West High street (L) Lyall, James L. , Granite Bar, Castle street Dorothy, 88 Castle street (L) Marra, T. A., The Central, Castle street Esplin, F. West High street M'Lean, David, Strathmore Bar, 112-4 W. , 4J street Ferguson, F. , 104 Castle street (L) West High Milne, George, Strangers' Inn, 12 Castle st. Hampton, J., 91 We-st High street Harris, Daniel, 80c West High street (L) Petrie, A. W. , Volunteer Arms M. Castle street (L) Robertson, John A., 2-4 Don street Johnson, W. , 48

Low, Allan, 87 Castle street Ross, Miss M. W. , Zoar

Meldrum, F. , 178 East High street (L) Shepherd, James Craig, Masons' Arms, 105 Milne, John, 4 Albert street East High street Neave, George, 163 East High street Smith, James R., 47 Dundee loan Todd, D. Tavern, East Highst. Neave, W. , 10 North street (L) H.M., Burns' Patullo, David, 168 East High street (L) Westwood, And., Reid Park Bar, 43 West Petrie, James M., 98 North street (L) High street Petrie, Robert, 138 East High street Wilkie, T. H., 47 Queen street street (L) Ladies Wilson, Miss Mary, 155 East High Wood, J. B. , Auction Mart Inn, 89 North st. Halls Insurance Companies Co-Operative Hall, Couttie's Wynd Drill Hall, New road Caledonian Insurance Co. Ltd., Dundee Forfar Palais, Castle street General Accident Corporation, 34 Castle Kirkton Hall, Academy street street Masonic Rooms, Little Causeway Pearl Assurance Co. Ltd., 119 Castle street Meffan Institute Hall, West High street Prudential Insurance Co. Ltd., 14 West Old Parish Church Hall, Chapel street High street Reid Hall, Castle street St. James' Hall, St. James' road Ironmongers St. John's Church Hall, Green street Arnot, James M., 11 Castle street Town Hall, Cross Barclay, Ross, & Hutchison Ltd., 46-48 Y.M.C.A. Hall, Couttie's Wynd Castle street Ednie & Kininmonth, 16 Castle street Hosiery and Wool Shops Irons, David. & Sons, 22 Castle street Cameron, Miss, 33 West High street Robbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street Campbell, street hj Cowie & 106a Castle

Macdonald, M. , 89 East High street Joiners and Cabinetmakers Muckart, Mrs, 83 North street Bain, Alexander, 26i West High street Nairn, Miss I., 56 East High street Farquharson, James, Chapel street

Peters, Mrs E. , West High street 34 Hay, Alex. & Co. , 99 East High street Roberts, John & Son, 43 East High st. Low, William, 17 Watt street Sangster, Miss, 9 South street Milne, Ernest, 29 East High street Stewart, Miss, 15 West High street Potter, Norman A., 135 East High street Sturrock & Watt, Misses, 40 Castle st. Robertson, Wm. C, 12 Green street Samson, James, Western Sunnyside Hotels Stewart, Alex., 142 East High street it Cumming, Charles, Railway Hotel Stewart, David, 25 Queen street j Fraser, Farquhar, County Hotel Watt, Frank, 176 East High street —

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

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Morrison. B. , Market place J. Dalgety, Alex., & Son, East High street Robbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street Esson & Napier, 162 East High street Poultry Dealers Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd., 145 to 149 East Birnie, William, 8 East High street High street Haxton & Co., East High street Direct Fish Supply, 124 East High st. 73 Hepu orths Ltd. , 25 Castle street Maxwell, L. & D., Cross Jarvis Brothers, Stewart, Alexander, 6 West High street 48 Castle street Marshall, R. S. , no West High street Printers M'Kinnon, John, 66 Castle street Forfar Press, Osnaburg street M'Phee, Duncan, 87 East High street M'Pherson, Oliver, 85 East High street Morrison, Joseph, 96 East High street Shepherd, W., 39 Castle street Roberts, John, 84 West High street Roberts, W. & Son, 170 East High st. Refreshment Rooms Samson, J., 28 West High street Aberdein, Mrs, 11 Castle street Simpson, Louis, 166 East High street Adamson, Robert K., West High st. 2i Whyte, J. P., 44 Castle street Elder, Thomas, & Sons, Queen street Whyte, William, 1 Victoria street Keillor, James & Son Ltd., Cross Wishart, street W. & C. , 44 West High M'Lareh, J., & Son, 24 & 26 Market st. Regal Cafe, 54 East High street Tobacconists Saddler, James, East High street 35 Clark, Alexander, 40 East High street Saddler, William, 96 North street Clark, Charles, 19 West High street Stewart, Gordon, 34 Castle Street Esplin, Miss, 92 Castle street Stewart, 103 East High street J., M'Gregor, N. D., 77 East High street Saddlers Maxwell Miss A., 8 Castle street M'Kenzie, Miss, East High street Harris, William, 18 West High street 31 Middleton, Harry, Town House Buildings M 'Nicoll, Thomas, 1 West High street Murdoch, Matthew, 20 Castle street Seedsmen Niven, T. H., 94 North street Arnot, James M., 11 Castle street Rae, George, 1 Glamis road

Barclay, Ross, & Hutchison Ld. , Castle st. Whitton, Miss A., 2 East High street Ednie & Kininmonth, 14 Castle street Irons, David, & Sons, 22 Castle street Toy Merchants Irvine & Sons, 52 West High street Lawrance, James. East High street Meldrum, D. Sons, & The Skipps Munro, Miss, 34 East High street Meldrum, James, Nurseries, Kingsmuir Robbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street Watchmakers Smith, D. W., Frogha' Nurseries Clark, John A., 40 Castle street Smith, John & Co. , Dundee Road

Esslemont, F. , 42 East High street Slaters Strachan, John, 10 Cross Bruce, A. ft, 52 Prior road Kerr, J. & Son, Forfar and Kirriemuir Wireless Dealers Milne, David S., 47 Castle street Bennie, Ralph, 92 Castle street Shepherd, A. & ft, Roberts street Bremner Bros., 152 East High street Shepherd, A. & Sons, 136 East High st. Hosie, James, 93i North street M'Nicoll, Thomas, Solicitors 5 West High street Milne, W. & Sons, 11 East High street Gordon, W. & J. S. , British Linen Com- Sangster, A. Castle street pany Bank , 34 Stewart, Charles, 154 East High street Lowson, T. C. , Anderson & Craig, 36a Castle street MacHardy, Alexander & Whyte, Municipal Wood Merchants Buildings and Clydesdale Bank Bldgs. Cook, James, 22 Arbroath road MacLean & Lowson, 109 Castle street Muir, Thos., Son, & Patton Ltd., Castle Myles, J. & A. W., & Co., National Bank street Buildings Smith, Hood, & Co., Ltd., Victoria street Young & Gray, 52 East High street Strachan, A. D., Forfar Saw Mill FORFAR DIRECTORY.

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HER MAJESTY ©UlIKl ItLOl^lBIlTlH] r Lon. Sun R&S New Year's Day H 6r Bank Holiday in Scotland 2s B.B.C. Arabic service opd,. 1938 6r England's 1st Rugbv vie over N 4s F. Moon, 9.30 p.m. [Zealand, '36 5r Epiphany. Fanny Burney d., '40 6s Lord Horder born, 1871 5r 1st Sunday after Epiphany 9s Ravel Capek born, 1890 4r League of Nations founded, 1920 11 s Hilary Law Sittings begin 3r Moon, Last Qtr., 1.10 p.m. 14 s Pr. Arthur of Con'ght b., 1883 2r Lewis Carroll died, 1 17s 2nd Sun. a. Epiph. Oxford Hilary Or Camb. Lent T. begs. [T. begins 20 s Mr. Lloyd George born, 1863 59 r Capt. Scott at South Pole, 1912 24 s James Watt born, 1736 57 r King George V. died, 1936 27 s 20. New Moon, 1.27 p.m. 55 r

3rd Sunday after Epiphany 4 30 s 22. Queen Victoria died, 1901 7 52 r Bishop Colenso born, 1814 4 34 s St. Paul. Robert Burns b., 1759 7 50 r Foundation Day, Australia, 1788 4 37 s Niagara Bridge collapsed, 1938 7 47 r Moon, First Qtr.. 3 p.m. 4 41 s 4th Sunday after Epiphany 7 44r King Charles I executed, 1649 4 44s in.: Princess Beatrix born, 1938 7 41 r

Lon. FEBRUARY R^S"Sun. Part, and Pheas. Shooting ends 7 40"r Candlemas, Scottish Qtr. Day 4 50 s Kreisler, violinist born, 1875 7 37 r Full Moon, 7.55 a.m. 4 54 s «:. Septuagesima Sunday 7 34 r si::: Sir Henry Irving born, 1838 4 57 s i. : Charles Dickens born, 1812 7 30 r is':; Edna Lyall died, 1903 5 1 s Russo-Japanese war begun, '04 7 27 r 11. Moon, Last Qtr., 4.12 a.m. 5 4s King Farouk of Egypt horn, '20 7 24 r Sexagesima Sunday 5 8s 12. Charles Darwin born, 1809 7 20 r St. Valentine 5 11 s Earl of Oxford and Asquith d., 16r G. M. Trevelyan b., 1876 [1928 15s

Sir Wilfred Laurier died. 1919 1 3 r 19. New Moon, 8.28 a.m. 19 s Quinquagesima Sunday 9r 21. Geo. Lansbury born, 1859 5 23 s Shrove Tuesday 7 4r Ash Wednesday 26 s Keats, poet, died, 1821 Or Sir Samuel Hoare born, 1880 30 s Sir Christopher Wren d., 1723 56 r 1st Sunday in Lent 33 s Moon, First Qtr., 3.26 a.m. 52 r Sir John Simon born, 1873 37 s & Increased means and increased leisure are the tzvo civilizers of man

NIAGARA BRIDGE COLLAPSES UNDER ICE PRESSURE

HUNTING THE FOX NIAGARA FALLS BRIDGE How many hunting-men know why they The "ice jam" on the Niagara River was iwear a scarlet coat? They might say it was worse in Janaury, 1938, than it had been since in compliment to the Master; actually they 1909, and a strenuous fight was waged to jwear it in loyalty to the King. Scarlet is the save the first bridge below the Falls from the icolour of the livery of the King. At one pressure of floes flung over precipices 165 feet ^''time no man might hunt, deep to batter at its piers. even on his own estate, a The struggle failed, and without a licence from the GARDENING. the bridge collapsed. There ^jCrown. He hunted at the JANUARY. was an awful roar as the King's pleasure, taking part span fell into the chasm, Protect plants from frost by a in a royal sport by royal where it lay like a twisted covering straw. weather permission. While hunting of When skeleton on the ice-floes. is suitable sow radish, spinach, he was a servant of the The bridge will be missed, and parsley. Beans and early King, and, like other royal for ever since its erection peas be sown in warm situ- servants, wore the scarlet may in 1897 its thousand-foot ations. destruc- livery of the Crown. Persevere in the span, linking the United tion . Cover When the Royal Buck- of weeds and vermin States and Canada, has with hoops mats hyacinths hounds were in existence and been the viewpoint for in beds and borders. Dig and the followers wore scarlet, millions of visitors. but the master wore green; trench. they were the servants, FEBRUARY. THE QUEEN but he was the representa- Plant cuttings of gooseberries, n Her Majesty the Queen, tive of the Sovereign. currants and raspberries. Earth • whose portrait is given on With the Old Berkeley up winter greens. Sow earlv our front page, was Lady both the huntsmen and beans. Prune roses. Sow early Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, of whippers-in wear yellow carrots, turnips, and onions in the Scottish family of coats, which have their light soil. Plant strawberries at Strathmore, which goes origin in the tawny-orange end of month. Commence sow- back to the fourteenth liveries of the house of ing of annuaU. This is the century, and has played a Fitzhardinge, Lords of month fot propagating dahlias. considerable part in the Berkeley, who at some time Autumn-sown annuals may be history of this country. obtained or assumed leave transplanted. Her ancestral home is to substitute its livery for Glamis Castle, in Forfar- that of the King. shire, the majestic pro- The blue and buff coats of the Duke of portions of which make the story quite Beaufort's Hunt are explained by the fact creditable that when Prince Charles Edward that the pack was staghounds until the fifth slept there in 1715, eighty beds were made duke tried for a fox in Silk Wood on his way up for his followers. The marriage of the home from stag-hunting. Sportsmen have Lady Elizabeth with the Duke of York special terms for all that concerns the fox. (King George VI) took place in 1923, and The female is the "vixen," the young the both as Duchess of York and as Queen "cubs," his head a "mask" or "pate," his Elizabeth her Majesty has won the hearts

I feet are "pads," and his tail a "brush." of the people to an exceptional degree. i l on. R&SSun. 5/. David. Ember Week 6 47 r 1. Gabriele D'Annunzio d., 1938 5 41 s Sir Henry Wood born, 1869 6 43 r Lifeboat Institution est.. 18?4 5 44 s 2nd Sunday in Lent 6 39 r 5. Full Moon, 6 p.m. 5 48 s Maurice Ravel born, 1875 6 34 r King William III died, 1702 5 51s Ld. Maugham appt. L. Chan. '38 6 30 r 11. D. of Adm. of Fleet Earl 5 54 s Oxfd. Hilary T. ends [Beattv. '36 6 26 r 3rd Sunday in Lent 57 s 12. Moon, Last Qtr. 9.37 p.m. 21 r Fresh Water Coarse Fishing ends 1 s 16. Sir Aus. Chamberlain d., '37 17 r Cambridge Lent Term ends 4s St. Patrick. Bank Hoi. in Ireland 12 r Mr. N. Chamberlain b., 1869 4th Sunday in Lent Henrik Ibsen born, 1828 lis Spring commences 3r 21. New Moon, 1.49 a.m. 15 s R. A. Proctor, astron., b., 1837 58 r 25. J. Drinkwater, poet, d., 1937 18 s Annunciation. Lady Day _54_r Passion Sunday 6 22 s 26. W. E. H. Lecky, historian, b. 5 49 r M., Fst. Qtr., 12.16 p.m. [1838 6 25 s Charles Wesley died, 1788 5 45 r " Pickwick Papers " Celebration 6 28 s D. of Gloucester b., 1900 [1936 5 40 r

Lon. APRIL R&SSun. 2. Battersea Rly accident, 1938 Palm Sun. Kosciusko d., 1817 33 s Georges Ohnet born, 1848 34 r Full Moon, 4.18 a.m. 36 s Hilary Law Sittings end 29 r Maundy Thursday 39 s Good Friday 25 r 9. Tokic-London flight. 1937 43 s Easter Day. P. Robeson b., 1898 5 20 r Easter Monday. Bank Holiday 6 46 s Moon, Last Qtr., 4.11 p.m. 5 16 r Chaliapia died, 1938 6 50 s Battle of Magdala, 1868 5 11 r Princess Beatrice born, 1857 6 53 s Matthew Arnold died, 1888 5 7r Low Sunday. Summer Time begs 6 57 s 16. Anglo-Italian Pact signed, '38 5 2r Easter L. Sitts. beg. Camb. Easter 7 0s N. Moon, 4.35 p.m. [T. begins 4 58 r Adolf Hitler born, 1889 7 3s Princess Elizabeth b., 1926 4 54 r 23. St. George. Oxfd. Trin. T. 7 7s 2nd Sunday after Easter [begins\4 50 r Marie Corelli died, 1924 7 10 s St. Mark. Gallipoli Day 4 46 r Moon, First Qtr., 6.25 p.m. 7 13 s Herbert Spencer born, 1820 4 42 r Mutiny of the Bounty, 1789 7 16 s 30. Preston N. E. won Cup. F. '38 4 38 r

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HITLER'S TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO VIENNA

STALKING THE DEER HITLER ENTERS VIENNA The requisites of a Scottish deer-forest are Under threat of an armed invasion Herr It wide extent of quiet ground, high mountain Hitler forced Dr. Schuschnigg, the Austrian ops and corries, and plenty of moorland and Chancellor, to abandon the plebiscite which pasture. In some cases, as in that of Mar was to determine whether Austria should ind Blackmount, the forest runs to many | become part of the German Reich. German housands of acres, but, troops were assembled on whether large or small, the Austrian frontier ready

here must be a sanctuary GARDENING. , to help in "restoring order," each. In 1812 there MARCH. /' and shortly afterwards, with were only five forests in 400 warplanes overhead, Scotland; but so rapidly The main crops of asparagus, and tanks preceding him, cabbages, lid the sport of deer- carrots, parsnips, pars- Herr Hitler made a tri- talking increase during the ley, onions, kidney beans, etc., umphal entry into Braunau, lineteenth century that by may be sown this mnnih in open where he was born, and L905 the number of forests borders. Trees should be pruned afterwards into Vienna, protected. was 130. The statement is and flowers Sow tur- where he had a tumultuous sometimes made that the nips and savoys at tht beginn ing reception from thousands Highland crofters were and again at the end of the of people who had decided, Iriven out of their lands month. Sow hollyhock, honey- under the threat of armed suckle, n order that they might be etc. compulsion, that it was itilised by the rich folk APRIL. better to live under the who wished to indulge in Continue to sow asparagus, car- German Reich than under he sport of deer-stalking, rots and onions. Sow seakale, the Austrian Republic. out it was sheep-farming beet and broccoli towards the end not first LONG LIFE —and in the place of the month. Stake up peas, afforestation for sport—that plant potatoes, hoe and thin spin- The odds against a man ?ave rise to this movement, ach, onions, turnips, etc. Sow in Australia living to the and it should be added that main or successive crops of all age of 100 are a little more decay he of sheep-farming hinds. Make up beds for cucum- than 2,000 to 1. This is has, in turn, facilitated the twice as great as the bers and vegetable marrows. Sow ( xtension of the forests. peas chances of reaching that more and broad beans. ) Every year one sees an age were in 1890, when ixodus to Scotland of those the first Commonwealth nterested in deer-stalking as a sport. In age records were made. Women's chances both England and Scotland the King's nobles of becoming centenarians have not improved and the Church originally held special forest so much as men's have, but their chances of Jurisdiction of the most oppressive kind. reaching 100 are still less than 1,500 to 1 Thus, in Scotland the forester might have against. to forfeit cattle and other goods found within There is no scientific evidence to support the forest. In England the Norman lawyers the belief that the length of human life was pretended that all game belonged to the once much greater than jt is in modern King. A chase was an forest, times for certain that in open not ; but we know subject to special forest law ; a park was an civilised countries the average length of life enclosed chase on the owner's land. has been increasing for many centuries. SS. Philip & James. B. Holiday in 1. D. Con'aught b., 1850 [Scotl'd Full Moon, 3.15 p.m. Kingopnd. Empire Exhbtn, 1938 Napoleon died, 1821 Zep. Hindenburg des. fire. '37 4th Sunday after Easter 7. " Lusitania " torpedoed, 1915 Sir J. M. Barrie born, 1860 Markham Colliery Explosion,'38 Moon, Last Qtr., 10.40 a.m. King George VI crowned, 1937 Sir Ronald Ross b., 1857 Rogation Sunday Viscount Snowden d., 1937 15. Battle, of Vimy Ridge, 1916 Alfonso XIII born, 1886 Ascension Day. Holy Thursday Gladstone died, 1898 19. New Moon, 4.25 a.m. Sunday after Ascension 21. Elizabeth Fry born, 1780 J. D. Rockefeller died, 1937 Empire Day Moon, First Qtr., 11.20 p.m. Queen Mary born, 1867 26. Easter Law Sittings end Whit Sunday Whit Monday. Bank Holiday William Perm died, 1718 Union Day, South Africa.

JUNE R&SSun. Trinity Sunday 3 49 r Full Moon, 3.11 a.m. 8 7s Mar, of Duke of Windsor, 1937 3 48 r Trinity Sunday 8 9s Earl Kitchener died, 1916 3 47 r Trinity Law Sittings begin 8 lis 6. Dr. W. R. Inge born, 1860 3 45 r Corpus Christi 8 13 s Cambridge Easter Term ends 3 44r Moon. Last Qtr., 4.7 a.m. 8 15 s Barnabas 1st Sun. af . Trinity. St. 3 43 r Mr. Anthony Eden born, 1897 8 16s Sir Oliver Lodge born, 1857 3 43 r Battle of Naseby, 1645 8 17 s Fresh Water Coarse Fishing bgs. 3 42 r 17. New Moon, 1.37 p.m. 8 19 s Oxford Trinity Term ends 3 42 r 2nd Sun. af. Trinity. Waterloo. 8 19s Sir J. M. Barrie d., 1937 [1815 3 42 r Accession of Qn. Victoria, 1837 8 20 s Sir Josiah Stamp b., 1880 3 42 r Summer commences 8 21s Duke of Windsor born, 1894 3 43 r M'summer Dy., Kitchener b.,'50 8 21s 3rd Sunday after Trinity 3 43 r 24. Moon, First Qtr., 4.35 a.m. 8 21 s Parnell born, 1846 3 44r Archduke Ferdinand assas., '14 8 21 s St. Peter and St. Paul 3 45 r Tower Bridge opened, 1894 1 s R is worthier to deserve honour than to possess it

THE KING OPEXS THE EMPIRE EXHIBITION

HUNTING THE TIGER EMPIRE EXHIBITION The tiger belongs to the same genus as the The Empire Exhibition at Glasgow, which lion and leopard, the lynx and the cat, but it was opened with State pageantry by the King is most nearly related to the lion, which in and Queen, was the greatest held anywhere many cases it may exceed in length. Instances in the world since Wembley in 1924—25. are known of tigers over 10 ft. long, including It was built by Great Britain, the Dominions, the tail, and weighing and the Colonies at the 500 lbs. The tiger feeds on cost of £10,000,000, on an cattle, deer, and wild hogs, GARDENING. area of 175 acres. By day and some old "man-eaters" MAY. and night the exhibition haunt the neighbourhood was a noble spectacle, with Prune fruit trees, and remove all of villages on the lookout its 300 ft. steel tower superfluous shoots and blossoms. for human prey. But it is streamlined and pencil-thin, Prune and water strawberries as cowardly as it is cunning, rising from the crest of the while in flower. Sow small salad fleeing before an armed hill. Its observation gal- kerbs weekly ; radishes, lettuces, man, between whom and a leries took 600 people at a and spinach once a fortnighJ. Sow possible victim it dis- time. From this position peas and beans for la-te crops. criminates with wonderful you looked down on to the Propagate by cuttings, dahlias, sagacity. In some parts of sections representing the pansies, double wall-flowers. the East tigers are numerous countries of the Empire. Scarlet geraniums should be enough to endanger human shifted fredy to encouragf life very seriously, and the WONDER CLOCK growth. case has been known of the A local clockmaker has, whole village having to be JUNE. after serious difficulties, removed because of this Sow principal crop of turnips. succeeded in putting in peril. In these conditions, Plant out brussels sprouts and order the "wfcnder clock" tiger hunting can be re- savoys. Dry and lay tip bulbs. of Weimar. This timepiece garded as a "most noble Propagate wall-flcwers, sweet- was built in 1704 for sport," but in spite of that williams, etc. Pull and store Duke William Ernest of and Government rewards winter onions, if ripe. Train and Weimar by Johannes for every animal killed, the prune all kinds of wall and trellis Asmann. Not only did tiger is an all-too-prevailing trees, and put netting over cherry it tell the time of day, it menace in many parts of trees. recorded the Duke's age India. Young tigers are from time to time and also said to glut their taste for the position of the sun blood far beyond the limits of hunger, and and moon in the heavens. On each the same is true of the mother while the day of the week a different picture of some young are still her companions. A tiger Biblical subject appeared to remind the will in ordinary circumstances kill one or Duke of his pious duties. For 150 years the two buffaloes a week, refraining from fresh clock went perfectly. Then its mechanism attacks until it has consumed the results of failed, probably owing to the strain of being one night's work. The method of attack is adjusted every few years to tell the ages of to break the vertebras of the victim's neck. successive Dukes in turn. Lon. Sun JULY R &S

Pom. Dy Canada F . M . 4.16 p.m . 3 46 r 4th Sunday alter Trinity 8 20 s King of Norway born, 1872 3 48 r Independence Day, U.S.A. 8 19 s Cecil Rhodes born, 1 853 3 49 r Queen Mary married, 1893 8 18 s Sheridan died, 1816 51 r Joseph Chamberlain born, 1836 8 17 s 5th Sunday after Trinity 3 53 r 9. Moon, Last Qtr., 7.49 p.m. 8 16s Battle of Oudenarde, 1708 3 55 r Colonel Dreyfus died, 1935 8 14 s Lord Passfield born, 1859 3 57 r President Kruger died, 1904 8 13s St. Swithin 3 59 r 6th Sunday after Trinity 8 11s 16. New Moon, 9.3 p.m. 4 1 r Dr. W. G. Grace born, 1848 9s Peace celebration Day, 1919 3r Army Purchase abolished, 1871 7s Robert Burns died, 1796 6r Sir Edwin Landseer died, 1879 4s 7th Sunday after Trinity 9r 23. Moon, Frst Qtr., 11.34 a.m. 2s St. James. Coleridge died, 1834 11 r George Bernard Shaw born, '56 59 s Captain Fryatt died, 1916 14 r Prince Bismarck died, 1893 56 s Benito Mussolini born, 1883 17r 8th Sunday aft. Trinity [6.37 a.m. 7 5js Trim. Law Sitts. end Full Moon, 4 20 r Lon. Sun. ffl AUGUST R&S Lammas. Scottish Qtr. Day 4 22 r Battle of Blenheim, 1704 7 48 s Earl Baldwin born, 1867 4 25 r Queen Elizabeth born, 1900 7 45 s 4. War with Germany begun, '14 28 r 9th Sunday after Trinity 41 s Bk. Holiday Gt. Brit, and Ireland 31 r Moon, Last Qtr.. 9.18 a.m. 38 s Heligoland c. to Germany, 1890 34 r Greenwich Observatory f., 1675 34 s Cardinal Newman died, 1890 38 r Grouse Shooting begins 30 s 10th Sunday after Trinity 41 r John Galsworthy born, 1867 26 s New Moon, 3.53 a.m. 4 44 r Tate Gallery opened, 1897 7 22 s Frederick the Great d., 1786 4 47 r Prof. Picard's Ascent, 10im., '32 7 19 s 20. Gen. Wm. Booth died, 1912 4 50 r 11th Sunday a;ter Trinity 7 15s Princess Margaret Rose b., 1930 53 r 21. Moon, First Qtr., 9.21 p.m. 11 s National Governmt. formed, '31 56 r St. Bartholomew. Webb swam 7s Bret Harte b., 1836 [Chan., 1875 59 r Lord Tweedsmuir born, 1 875 2s 12th Sunday after Trinity 5 3r Battle of Heligoland Bight, 1914 6 58 s Full Moon, 10.9 p.m. 5 6r Lord Rutherford born, 1871 6 53 s Official end of Great War, 1921 5 9r ?a If you say nothing nobody will repeat it

THE SIGNING OF THE ANGLO-IRISH AGREEMENT

WHY DO LIONS ROAR? THE ANGLO-IRISH AGREEMENT Why does the lion roar when pursuing its In the Cabinet Room at No. 10, Downing prey, but not when it is being pursued by Street, an Agreement was signed by British the keen hunter? The roar has its uses. and Irish Ministers which, it was hoped, When hunting in companies, as they some- would put an end to the problems of trade, times do, some lions will lie down quietly finance and defence that have beset the two while the others go and countries for many years. roar to drive the game The Agreement provides towards them. At other that the harbours of Cobh, times they may roar to GARDENING. Berehaven and Lough Swilly bewilder the game. Thus JULY. are transferred to the sometimes one, or several, Government of Eire; that Attend to insects and useless will roar on three sides of an Irish payment growths this month. Stake peas of the game, and then stalk £10,000,000 be to and scarlet runners. Thin goose- made it from the fourth. Again, settle outstanding financial berryand raspberry bushes, plums, when within a few bounds claims, subject to a con- and stone fruit generally. Make of the prey the lion will tinuance of the annual new plantations of strawberries. spring on it with a loud payments of £250,000 by In the last week sow yellow tur- roar, which may have the the Free State in respect nips for a full winter crop, and effect of terrifying the of property damaged during spinach for an early winter sup- beast, and so causing a the "troubles ;" and that a ply. Gather and dry all kinds momentary pause of which *rade treaty, embodying a of herbs for seasoning, etc. the lion obtains the ad- thorough revision of Cus- vantage. But the lion has AUGUST. toms duties, be established. many roars, and they do not all appear to be terrify- Gather and store ripe fruit. Clear 800 M.P.H. FLY ing. It is noted that the away decayed annuals, and sow The world's fastest living game on the plains some- some of the hardy kinds. Bien- creature is to be studied times pay little attention to nials that are large enough by aircraft designers in the lion's roar. Nor do should be planted. Soiv winter America in the hope that wild animals trouble to run and spring spinach. Sow pars- Nature will give them some from a full-fed lion. On ley, winter onions, cabbages and new ideas for building a still night the roar can greens. Sow endive early. speed machines. The ob- be heard four or five miles ject of their studies is off, and at close quarters a fly that resembles a seems to shake the ground. The lion also honey bee. Its name is cephenemyia, and often takes his prey by pursuing it, and with in flight it can be seen only for an instant. great perseverance The animal singled Its habitat is Brazil. Cephenemyia is only out for pursuit, as a zebra, may be swifter half an inch in length, and scientists estimate j of foot than of that it has a the lion, but greater power speed of 800 miles an hour. 1 endurance enables him to make it his victim The fly is blunt nosed and the body tapers and bring it to the Antelopes slightly, and the is ground. and head rounded, not unlike 1 deer are the most common food of lions. the nose of the most modern speed 'plane. —> Lon. SEPTEMBER "SunR&S up °artridge Shooting begins 5 11 r 2|S Battle of Omdurman, 1898 6 47 s 3)S L3th Sunday after Trinity 5 14 r 4M French Republic estd., 1870 6 42 s 5T Auguste Comte died, 1857 5 17 r 6W Moon, Last Qtr., 8.24 p.m. 6 37 s 7Th ELM.S. Captain foundered, '70 5 20 r 8F Fall of Sevastopol, 1855 6 33 s 9[S Earl of Harewood born, 1882 5 24 r 10 3 14th Sunday after Trinity 6 28 s 11 M Battle of Masurian Lakes, 1914 5 27 r 12 1 11. Sir James Jeans b., 1877 6 24 s 13 W New Moon, 11.22 a.m. 5 30 r 14 In Jewish New Year begins, 5700 6 19 s 15 f J. Fenimore Cooper b., 1789 5 33 r 16S Alfred Noyes, poet, born, 1880 6 15s 17 S 15th Sunday after Trinity 5 36 r lb M Greta Garbo born, 1905 6 10 s 19 r Arthur Rackham born, 1867 5 39 r 20 w Moon, First Qtr., 10.34 a.m. 6 6s 21 In St. Matthew 5 42 r 22 F 21. H. G. Wells born, 1866 6 Is 21 S Autumn commences 5 46 r 24 s 16th Sunday after Trinity 5 56 s 25 M 24. Redding pit disaster, 1923 5 49 r 26 r Dominion Day, New Zealand 5 52 s 21 w First English railway opd, 1825 5 52 r 28 lh Full Moon, 2.27 p.m. 5 47 s 29 F Michaelmas 5 56 r

30 s Damascus occupied, 1918 ' 5 42 s Lon. OCTOBER ~Sun.R&S IIS" 17th Sunday after Trinity 5 59 r 2M Pheasant Shooting begins 5 38 s 3T 2. Ch. of Scotland reunited, 1929 6 2r 4JW Fascist Mch. in Ldn. prohibited, 5 33 s STh R 101 airship dis., 1930 [1936 6 5r 6F Moon, Last Qtr., 5.27 a.m. 5 29 s 7|S 9. Pr. Edward of Kent b., 1935 6 8r

i s 18th Sun. af. Trin. Summer Time 5 25 s 9 M Oxfd. Mich'mas T. begins [ends 6 11 r 10 T Camb. Mich'lmas Term begins 5 21s 11 W Tyne Bdge. opd. by Kg. Geo. V., 6 15r 12 lh Mich'lmas Law Sitts. begin [1928 5 16s i; V 12. New Moon, 8.30 p.m. 6 18r 14 s Eamon de Valera b., 1888 5 12s 15 s 19th Sunday after Trinity 6 22 r 16 M 15. Ramadan, 1st day 6 7s 17 T Earl of Selborne born, 1859 6 25 r IS W St. Luke 5 3s 19 Th Lord Rutherford died, 1937 6 29 r 20 F Moon, First Qtr, 3.24 a.m. 4 59 s 21 S Battle of Trafalgar, 1805 6 32 r 22 s 20th Sunday after Trinity 4 54 s 23,M 22. Lord Carson died, 1935 6 36 r 24,T Miss Batten lowd. Aus.-Englanc 4 50 s 25 W Bat. of Balaklava, '54 [flight, '37 6 39 r 26 Th Viscount Sankey b., 1866 4 46 s 27 F Great Gale over Britain, 1936 6 43 r 28 S Full Moon, 6.42 a.m. 4 42 s 29 S 21st Sunday after Trinity 6 46 r " 30JM 31. Can. " Dick Sheppard d. 4 39 s 31 It Sir G. H. Wilkins b., 1888 [193" 6 50-

ff*^ He that can be won with a feather will be lost with a straw

QUEEN MARY'S VISIT TO THE TOWER

THE COMMON BROWN BEAR QUEEN MARY AT THE TOWER The common brown bear, which inhabits Queen Mary made history last July when Europe and Asia, is regarded by some as she went in a launch down the Thames to identical with the black bear of North the Queen's stairs at the Tower. The America. It used to be found in Britain, occasion was a garden party in aid of the but it seems to have been exterminated in Tower Hill Improvement Fund. Her Scotland about the end of Majesty was the first woman the eleventh century. The member of the Royal brown bear eats all kinds GARDENING Family to enter the Tower of things—roots, berries, by that Gate for nearly vegetables, ants, honey, or SEPTEMBER. 400 years. At the threshold fish—and when these fail, Take up carrots that are to be of the Tower, which is a other quadrupeds, both stored, ripe potatoes, and beet- Royal Palace, she was large and small. When roots. Sow winter spinach. Make received by the Constable hunger prompts them to new rhubarb beds. Prune fruit and conducted to the attack large quadrupeds, trees thai have donebearing. Soil) principal buildings, includ- their usual method is to salads for late crops. Gather and ing the Chapel of St. Peter hug their prey to death in store carefully the autumnal sorts ad Vincula, where so many their powerful arms. When of apples and pears. Propagate famous victims of Tower the bears appear after their herbaceous plants. justice lie buried. long winter sleep they are thin and weak and not un- OCTOBER. GERMS ON MONEY naturally voracious. Bears Earth up savoys and cabbages as On every penny there are are hunted for the sake of high as the leaves Crop the tops between two and three their skins, which are of parsley to make fresh leaves thousand live germs, ac- greatly valued, especially in for winter. Prune honeysuckle, cording to a Czecho-Slovak countries like Russia; their roses, and other flowering shrubs. scientist, Dr. Pavel Kohn. fat is a well-known un- Protect dahlias and young car- He counted the number of guent, while the flesh of nations from frost, and towards germs on banknotes and their paws is considered a the close of the month begin plant- on coins in general use. great delicacy. Their senses ing tulips, ranunculuses, and Silver, he finds, is bad for of smell and hearing are anemones. Guard against frost. germs. They flourish better very acute, which render on nickel, and best of all on them most difficult to copper or bronze. The hunt and track down, as many a bear-hunter size of the coin makes no difference in the has found to his cost. Bear-baiting was a density of its microbe population. Most of popular sport in many countries, and pre- the bacteria on coins, he says, are quite harm- vailed to a late date in England. Even in less. In contrast, those on banknotes are the time of Queen Elizabeth it was a recog- twice or three times as numerous, and a nised fashionable amusement to go to the good many of them are capable of producing bear-gardens and see the victims worried by diseases, and do so at a rate that must be dogs. On one occasion in ancient Rome as highly dangerous to men and women who many as a thousand bears were exhibited. handle the money. Lon. Sun. NOVEMBER R & S 1|W All Saints' Dav 6 52 r 2Th All Souls' Dav 4 32 s 3F 2. B.B.C. Tefev. inaug., 1936 6 56 r 4!s Moon, Last Qtr., 1.12 p.m. 4 29 s 5S 22nd Sunday after Trinity 6 59 r 6M Mar. of D. of Gloucester, 1935 4 26 s 7,T Last Execution at Tyburn, 1793 7 2r 8W ?. Ramsay MacDonald d., 1937 3 23 s 9Th King Edward VII b., 1841 7 6r 10F Martin Luther born, 1483 4 19 s IIS Armistice D. N Moon, 7.54 a.m. 7 9r 12:S 23rd Sunday after Trinity 4 17 s 13|M R. L. Stevenson b., 1850 7 13r 14T Broadctg. beg. Utd.Kgdm., 1922 4 13s 15jW W. Cowper, poet, b., 1731 7 16r 16Th John Bright born, 1811 4 11 s 17F Suez Canal opened, 1869 7 20 r 18|S Moon First Qtr., 11.21 p.m. 4 8s 19 S 24th Sunday after Trinity 7 23 r 20 M Sir A. Quiller-Couch b.. 1863 4 5s 21 T Sur. of German Navy, 1918 7 27 r 22 W Close of Parnell Com., 1889 4 3s 23 1st arr. of gold fr. Australia,1852 7 30 r ( T 24, F Zeebrugge bmd. by British, 1914 4 1 s 25lS Lilian Baylis died, 1937 7 33 s 26.S 25th Sunday after Trinity 3 59 s 27JM 26. Full Moon, 9.54 p.m. 7 36 r 28 T William Blake, poet, b., 1757 3 57 s 29 W Marriage of Duke of Kent, '34 7 40 r 30lTh St. Andrew. W.Churchill b., '74 3 56 s Lon Sun. DECEMBER R_&S Irish F. S. becomes Eire, 1937 7 42 r Oxfd. Michaelmas Term ends 3 54 s 1st Sunday in Advent 45 r Moon, Last Qtr., 8.40 p.m. 53 s Walter Disney born, 1901 48 r Warren Hastings born, 1732 52 s Willa Cather born, 1876 50 r Camb. Michaelmas Term ends 52 s 10. New Moon, 9.45 p.m. 52 r 2nd Sunday in Advent 51 s 10. Kg. Ewd. VIII abdicated, '36 54 r Kg. George VI proclaimed, 1936 51 s Duchess of Kent born, 1906 56 r King George VI born, 1895 51 s Izaak Walton died, 1683 58 r Noel Coward born, 1899 51 s 3rd Sunday in Advent Or Moon, First Qtr., 9.4 p.m. 52 s 20. Duke of Kent born. 1902 lr 22. George Eliot died, 1830 53 s St. Thomas. Mich. Law Sitts. end 2r Winter commences 53 s Laurence Oliphant d., 1888 _3_r 4th Sunday in Advent 55s Christmas Dav 4r

Boxing Day. Full Moon, 1 1 .28 56 s St. John, Evangelist [a.m 5r Holv Inno'cts'. Tay Bdge. dis.,'77 57 s 30. East Lidia Co. charter, 1600 6r Rudyard Kipling born, 1865 59 s 1st Sunday after Christmas 6r A small unkindness is a great offence

VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN TO PARIS

CHASING THE TARPON THE KING'S VISIT TO PARIS To meet with the tarpon alive one would The King and Queen were received with have to cross the Atlantic to the south-east rapturous enthusiasm on their four-days' coasts of North America and follow south- visit to Paris last July—with cheering crowds wards to the West Indies and Brazil. The wherever they went, with a banquet at the favourite haunt of the tarpon is off the coast Elysee and a reception at the Hotel de Ville. of Florida, though it has While the Queen visited j been known to ascend a hospital one morning, rivers in search of mullet, GARDENING. the King took the salute its favourite food. Very at a review of 50,000 remarkable are the jumping NOVEMBER. French soldiers at Ver- feats of the tarpon, es- Sow early pen and beans in a sailles, and afterwards, in pecially when it is re- warm border. Force seakale, the famous Hall of Mirrors, membered that the fish is asparagus, and rhubarb. Prune where the Treaty of Ver- about 7 feet long and and plant bushes and fruit trees. sailles was signed, there exceeds 200 lbs. in weight, Shelter choice flowers. Protect was a brilliant luncheon a considerable pull on rod endive, celery, artichokes, etc., party. On their way home and line. The tarpon with stable litter or ferns. Mulch His Majesty unveiled the leaps 6 feet or more in the asparagus with hot-bed manure. Memorial at Villers-Breton- air and drops to the water Plant dried tubers of border neaux to the Australians again with a resounding flowers. who had died in the Great splash, the body bent like War. a bow, and the gill covers DECEMBER. wide open, revealing the Dig, manure and trench vacant ENGLISH SLAVES crimson gills. After the ground. Protect any plants that It was in 1547, in the downward plunge he races are likely to be injured by frost, reign of Edward VI., that on till checked by the either in frames or m the open a statute was made that a line, and then the leaps ground. Sow a few beans and- runagate servant or anyone and the rushes continue, i>eas as in November. Very few that was idle three days be for perhaps an hour or operations can be carried on this brought before two justices more, until the fish is month with the exception of dig- of the peace and marked'V" exhausted and may be ging and trenching. vagabond, with a hot iron drawn to the side of the on the breast and adjudged boat and gaffed. At one the slave of him who time only the scales, measuring 4 inches bought him for two years. He was to take the across, were taken, chiefly as curiosities, slave and give him bread, water, or small which found a ready sale in the American drink, and refuse meat, and cause him to work curiosity shops, while the rest of the body by beating, chaining, or otherwise, and if he was given over to the vultures or used as absented himself fourteen days he was to be manure for the orange trees. Improved marked on the forehead or cheek by a hot iron methods of cooking, however, seem to have with an "S" and be his master's slave for ever. changed all this, earning for the once despised A year's desertion was felony, and punishable victim a more respectable end, since the by death—and we talk of the "good old tarpon is now said to be excellent eating. days." LITTLE THINGS YOU MAY BE GLAD TO KNOW No substance in nature is absolutely rigid. Dynamite explodes downwards. i # # #

Never-Never Land was name given to A fifteenth wedding anniversary is called a immense plains of Northern Australia. "Crystal Wedding." # # # * Shrove Tuesday falls on February 29 The gold coinage of England was a mixture once in 152 years. Next in a.d. 2028. of 22 parts gold, 2 parts copper. # #

A racehorse can gallop at m.p.h., a Wild dogs do not bark. Only domestic greyhound at 35 m.p.h. dogs do that. # # Sultan of Turkey in 1798 shot an arrow White cats, if they have blue eyes, are 972 yards. almost always deaf. # # # * The best way to stop your nose bleeding Lullington Church, Sussex, is said to be is to move your jaws as if you were eating. the smallest in England : 16 ft. square. # # # # Spectacles were invented by Alexandro Spencer Percival (1812) was the last English de Spina in 1285. Prime Minister to be assassinated. # * # # The first Jew to be knighted in England Superstitious Danish girls kiss their hands was Sir Moses Montefiori in 1S37. when they first hear the cuckoo each year. # # The tallest men in the British Isles come The highest shade temperature ever re- from Galloway. They average 5 ft. 10£ in. corded in England was 100 degrees in 1911. # # # # The average depth of the sand in the Frederick Louis, son of King George II, Sahara Desert is between 20 and 30 feet. when Prince of Wales, was killed at tennis. # * # # The first private letter written in the Largest meteorite known to have fallen

English language was received by Sir John on the earth fell in Iowa, 1879 : weighed Pelham from his wife in 1399. 437 lb. # * The book in the hand of the Prince Consort The word " meander " comes from the in the Albert Memorial is the catalogue of the winding course of the Greek river Meander Great Exhibition of 1851. in Phrygia. # # # # An Oxford or Cambridge rowing eight Pall Mall, London, was the first street develops only about two horsepower when to be gas-lit in England. It was lit by a rowing full out. Mr. Winsor in 1807. # * # # Of all birds the tropical frigate-bird flies The Sargasso Sea—two great banks of the fastest. The common black swift can floating weed in the Atlantic—is in area fly at 276 m.p.h. seven times greater than Germany. # * # # spiinl Sailors' " grog " was named after the Covering the head was a sign of mourning breeches of Admiral Vernon who introduced amongst the Israelites, Greeks, Romans and the drink in 1745. His breeches were made Anglo-Saxons—hence the black cap of a of rough grogram. iudge passing a death sentence. # * # # Mice like music. A prisoner in the Paris The word " riding " as used in the West Bastille before the French Revolution asked Riding of Yorkshire is a corruption of the to be allowed to play his lute. Soon he had Anglo-Saxon word " trithing," meaning a an audience of many mice. third. # # # * The South American river Orinoco, in In many insects the orbs of the eyes are the 2,000 miles of its main stream, is joined immovable so nature has given them many by 436 river tributaries and more than eyes in compensation. A spider has eight. 2,000 smaller ones. A drone bee has over a thousand eyes. # # # * Anchovies are caught in the Mediterranean Richard I issued instructions on the conduct! during the nights of the months of May, of pilgrims to the Holy Land. One was that j

June, July. A light hanging from a boat a thief was to have his hair cropped, boiling fl shoals. are then pitch to poured over him, then attracts them in vast They was be and J ladled out of the water. feathers shaken on top of the pitch. ;

HINTS ON HEALTH FOR EVERY HOME. AN EMERGENCY REMEDY HEART EXERCISES Bleeding from a cut finger or hand Heart exercises are beneficial in keeping can be stopped almost at once by the applica- that organ strong and healthy. Walking tion of a little lemon juice. Damp a clean with a brisk step and rhythm for a couple of piece of lint or any soft material with the miles each day ; skipping or jumping for a iuice and apply it at once to the cut, pressing few minutes each morning; and regulated it on firmly. deep breathing are all good. FEET KEPT COMFORTABLE A COLD IN THE EYE Pedicure must be performed with the To treat a cold in the eye, bathe with warm correct implements if the feet are to be kept boric lotion and rest the sight as much as comfortable and healthy. This has been possible until all traces of the trouble have made a simple matter by a firm of specialists disappeared. The lotion should be applied in " foot health," who now put up a compact by means of an eyebath two or three times set of instruments in a flat, soft, coloured daily. Sponging the closed eyes with weak leather case, measuring only a few inches lukewarm tea is also beneficial. ROUGHNESS AND TAN CURING A STIFF NECK When the skin has become rough and Stife-neck often occurs as a result of tanned from sun and winds, try this simple women and children allowing freshly- lotion : Take two tablespoonfuls of oatmeal, washed hair to hang loose without protecting adding a quart of water and boil for ten min- shoulders and neck against the damp there- utes. Cool and strain and to the liquid add from. A protector is now available, made the juice of one lemon and a dessertspoonful either from white Turkish towelling or thin of alcohol. Wash the face in this, or rather coloured rubber, made to fasten well up round apply it with a soft cloth, not wiping it all the neck and, in the case of the former variety, away. to cover the entire back almost to the waist. CARROTS AS A BEAUTY CURE INSTEAD OF HOT-WATER BOTTLES A RAW carrot, finely grated, is said to per- Hot sandbags are more pleasant than hot- form wonders in clearing the skin. A water bottles, besides having the advantage tablespoonful of the grated carrot should be of being easily moved and tucked in wherever taken every morning before breakfast. The there is local pain. They are quite simple carrot cure is also said to have wonderful and inexpensive to make. Take a flannel effects on the hair. In different parts of the bag about eight or ten inches square, and fill country abroad, where carrots take an import- with dry sand. Sew it up, and place over it a ant place in the cottager's menu, the hair of calico cover, to retain the heat, and prevent the exquisitely women is bright and silky, and the sand from sifting out. Next place the always has the appearance of being well bag in a slow oven, let it heat through, and groomed. apply at once. , AN EXCELLENT FOOT BATH For tired feet, a hot foot bath every night, CAMOMILE TEA with the addition of a little salt and a table- Camomile tea is not only restful for the spoonful of bay rum or a few drops of am- nerves, but clears and beautifies the com- monia, will often give ease. Another pre- plexion. A cup should be taken just before paration is a mixture of carbolic acid, camphor, bed-time by the woman who feels that her is and ammonia ; four ounces of carbolic acid skin not as clear and fresh-looking as it to one each of the ammonia and camphor. should be. To make it put four or five Stir into the footbath in the proportion of one dried camomile flowers into a teapot. Pour large spoonful of this liquid to every two quarts over them half a pint of boiling water and i>f hot water. In the very warm weather allow to stand for five minutes. Pour off, :prinkle a little boracic powder in your sweeten to taste, and drink while hot. This ocks. is a most beneficial evening drink in summer. HOW TO BE WELCOME IN A SICK RELIEF OF TIRED EYES ROOM When your eyes are tired, try bathing IN a sick room, open the door promptly them at night-time in a little warm water vithout rattling the handle. Walk in quietly, to which a pinch of boracic powder has been )ut do not take ostentatious care to glide in added. Use an eye-cup for the purpose. It ibsolute silence. Don't pause and murmur is very pleasant to read on the beach when nquiries to the nurse, but go straight to the on your holidays, but on a very hot, glaring >ed and speak in a clearly audible every-day day do not read too long. It is a good plan one to the patient. Choose topics of interest to lie down in a darkened room for about hat will entertain without being exciting, twenty minutes every day during the holidays eaving a few new ideas with your invalid this rests the eyes splendidly. In choosing is food for pleasant reflection after your leave- your rooms, if you have weak eyes, be careful aking, and making only a passing reference that they have not too sunny an aspect and the present malady. Look as fresh and try, if possible, to get a bedroom with green iretty as the power in you lies, and thereby blinds. White blinds only increase the ct as an unconscious tonic to your friend. morning glare, and if the sun beats down 1void any article of dress that jingles or rustles fiercely on your face from early sunrise, not laving risen to say good-bye, go instantly only will your rest be disturbed, but your rithout lingering over last words. eyes will suffer as well. . .. —

Postal Regulations, Savings Banks, Festivals, Eclipses, etc

Principal Articles of the Law Sittings, 1939 Parcel Post Calendar tor 1939 Begin End 3 1b. (id. 7 1b. lOd.

4 1b. 7d. . lid. Golden Number, 2; Epact, Hilary Sits. Jan. 11 Apr. 5 8 1b. 16; Solar Cycle, 10; Domini- Easter „ Apr. IS May 26 5 lb. 8c?. 15 lb. Is. 9 lb. cal Letter, A; Roman Indic- Trinity June 6 July 31 9c?. ,, The length tion, 7; Year of Julian Period, Michaelmas Oct. 12 Dec. 21 may not exceed 6652. 3 ft. 6 in.; length and girth Inland Letter Post combined, 6 ft.; weight 15 lbs. Festivals and Anniversaries 2 oz. lid. Each additional For Irish Free State Rates Epiphany . . . Jan. 6 2 or fraction of 2 oz. id. see P.O. Guide. Septuagesima . . Feb. 5 U.S. Air 2 oz. lid.; each Newspapers Quinquagesima (Shrove) ,,19 extra oz. Id. For Registered Newspapers Ash Wednesday . . ,,22 the postage is Id. not exceed- First Sunday in Levi ,, 26 Inland Post Cards ing 6 oz. in weight, and id', for St. David . . . . Mar. 1 Post Cards, Id. each. Letter each additional 6 oz. or frac- St. Patrick . . . . ,,17 Cards, 2d. each. tion of 6 oz. Limit 2 lb. Annunciation Lady Day,, 25 in — Imperial Post Cards weight. Palm Sunday . . Apr. 2 To all destinations, United Blind Literature Passover, 1st day . . ,, 4 States and Egypt, etc., Id. Not exceeding 2 lb., id.; Good Friday . . ,,7 5 lb., Id.; 6A lb. (maximum), Easter . . Sunday ,,9 Imperial Postage lid. Low Sunday . . ,,16 To nearly all British posses- Cash on Deliverry Birthday, Princess sions, lid. oz., and Id. for Trade charge Post Office Elizabeth . . ,,21 each additional oz. not exceeding Fees St. George .. ,,23 Foreign Post 10* 4 Gallipoli Day . . „ 25 £1 .. .. 6 Rogation Sunday . . May 14 Including Iraq and Trans- £2 . . . . 8 Ascension Day . . ,,18 jordan, 2id. first oz., lid. for £5 . . . . 10 Empire Day . . ,,24 each additional oz. Foreign £10 .. .. 10 Birth of Qn. Mary, 1867 „ 26 Post Cards, lid. and 2rf. for each additional £5 Whit Sunday .. ,.28 Air Mails or fraction of £5 up to £40. Union Day, S. Africa ,, 31 Canada, 2d. per i oz.; Registration Postal Packets Trinity Sunday . . June 4 postcard, 2d. Compensation will be given Corpus Christi . . ,,8 Australia and New Zealand, up to a maximum limit of St. John Baptist . . „ 24 lid. per i oz. Postcards, Id. £400 for loss or damage. fee Midsummer Day . . ,,24 A Aden, Bahrein, Dominion Day, Canada July 1 Borneo of 3c?. secures £5; id., £20; N(orth), Brunei, B'th Q. Elizabeth, 1900 Au. 4 Burma, 5c?., £40; and up to £400 at Ceylon, Dubai, Egypt, India rate of lc?. for each Jewish New Year . . Sep. 14 £20; (British and French), Kenya, Day of Atonement „ 23 Is. lid. which secures £400. Malay States (Federated and Feast of Tabernacles „ 28 Telegrams Unfederated), Mau ri t i u s, First Michaelmas Day . . ,,29 9 words, 6c?.; each Muscat, Nyasaland, Palestine, Ramadan (Moslem) extra word, lc?.; Addresses Rhodesia (N. and S.), Sara- charges for. 1st day . . . Oct. 15 Priority Tele- wak, Seychelles, South Africa, (in Armistice Day . . Nov. 11 grams red envelope), 6rf. Straits Settlements, Sudan extra. St. Andrew . . ,,30 (Anglo - Egyptian) Tan- Advent Sunday . . Dec. 3 Greeting Telegrams, 3c?. ganyika, Tibet, Transjordan, Access. Kg. Geo. VI „ 11 extra. Uganda, and Zanzibar, Birth Kg. Geo. VI „ 14 lid. Postal Orders oz.; Id. per i postcards, 6c?. to 2s. 6c?. St. Thomas . „ 21 ( Id.; 3s. to 15s., Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, l*c?.; 15s. 6c?. Christmas Day . ,,25 to 21s. 2c?. Czecho - Slovakia, Danzig, Orders, Holy Innocents Day ,, 28 Money Inland Denmark, Estonia, Finland, For £3, 4c?.; £10, 6c?.; Foreign Epochs France, (including Germany £20, 8c?.; £30, 10c?.; £40, Is. The year 1358 of the Austria), Greece, Holland, Money Orders, Abroad Mohammedan Era begins on Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Foreign or Colonial, not Feb. 21, 1939. Lithuania, Norway, Poland, exceeding £1, 6c?.; £2, Is.; The year 5700 of the Jewish Rumania, Sweden, Switzer- £3, Is. 6c?.; £4, Is. 9c?., and 3d. Era begins on Sept. 14, 1939. land, Turkey, U.S.S.R. additional for every 01 Ramadan (Month of Absti- (Europe) and Yugoslavia £1 fraction of £1. nence observed by the Mos- 2id. first oz., then lid. per Sample Post lems) begins on Oct. 15, 1939. oz. Postcards, lid. Not exceeding 12 in. in Belgian Congo (internal Eclipses in 1939 length, 8 in. in width, 4 in. in service), Iran, Iraq, Syria, Annular Eclipse of Sun, depth, and 8 oz. in weight. 3d. per * oz. Postcards, 2d. April 19, partly visible at 4 oz. in weight, lc?.; be- Algeria, id. per oz. Greenwich as partial eclipse. i tween 4 oz. and 6 oz., lie?.; Postcards, 2d. Total Eclipse of Moon, between 6 oz. and 8 oz. 2d. Cuba, Gold Coast Colony, May 3, invisible at Greenwich. Savings Bank Hong Kong, Nigeria, Portu- Total Eclipse of Sun, Limit of deposit in any year guese India, 6c?. per oz. Oct. 12, invisible at i ending December 31, £500. Postcards, 3d. Greenwich. Interest, 2J per cent, (six- Partial Eclipse of Moon, Printed Paper Rates pence in the pound per year). Oct. 28, partly visible at For every 2 oz. or fraction Any sum up to £3 can bej Greenwich. hereof up to 2 lb., id. withdrawn without notice —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 117

David Callander Ltd Directors D. Callander, A. Callander, W. F. Callander. Motor Engineers and Haulage Contractors.

Specialties. DENNIS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES REPAIRS.

Office— Roberts Street, Forfar.

Telephone Nos. 140 and 141 Il8 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

'Phone 261. - CALDHAME GARDENS. G. CAMPBELL, Fruiterer and Confectioner, 99 EAST HIG H STRE ET, FORFAR.

SERVANTS' REGISTRY. ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.

TELEPHONE No. 245. E. & D. NICOLL Partners : EDWARD NICOLL, DOUGLAS NICOLL. ~©X JOINERS, Ke^ CANMORE WORKS, CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

General Property Repairs & Repairs of all Description Alterations and Extensions. Sectional Sheds, Garages, and Greenhouses. Bodybuilders. Fences. Glaziers. Funeral Undertakers. House Address— "Sunnybrae," KINGSMUIR.

'Phone No. 223. Yard— SERVICE ROAD.

A. & C. SHEPHERD, ! ^

Mastic Cement, Chimney Cans, Roof Lights, &c, always in stock. ESTIMATES GIVEN. ADVERTISEMENTS. I 19

'Phone No. 259 Forfar. 'Phone No. 95 Kirriemuir. William W. Milne, PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER and CEMENT WORKER, Academy Street, Forfar. Also at 83 GLENGATE, KIRRIEMUIR.

When in Dundee there is no better place for a nice Cup of Tea — THAN — The D.P.M. CAFE, 27 REFORM STREET DUNDEE,

D.P.M. RESTAURANT, . Lindsay Street, DUNDEE

D.P.M. REGENT, . . Nethergate, DUNDEE

Telephone No. 5. DAVIDSON'S GARAGES, (Proprietor, ROBERT DAVIDSON) MOTOR ENGINEER, MONTROSE ROAD, FORFAR. Branch, The FORFAR GARAGE, 97 West High Street.

Cars for Hire. Radio Sets and Battery Charging. Funerals conducted in Town and Country. FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Telephone No. 263. :

HI

Central HEATING for HALLS, STAIRWAYS & ROOMS.

FULL PARTICULARS FROM D. LANGLANDS & SONS; SANITARY PLUMBERS and HEATING ENGINEERS,

ii QUEEN STREET, FORFAR. ADVERTISEMENTS.

'Phone No. 445. ALEX. C. BRUCE, Slater and Cement Worker, 52 PRIOR ROAD, FORFAR.

Yard : 26 QUEEN STREET.

Royal Dundee Institution for the Blind.

When purchasing Brushes, Mats, Bedding, Hosiery, Basketware, &-c, ask your local supplier for goods made by our Blind Workers.

If you cannot get this, write us direct.

Our Motor visits Forfar every Friday.

Magdalen Green & 30 High Street, DUNDEE.

Alexander LOW, Jobbing Gardener, Jobbing Gardening- will have careful Personal Attention. Laying- out of Gardens undertaken. Bouquets, Wreaths, or any other Floral Device made on the shortest of Notice. Bedding Plants in Variety may be had in Season. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, and Sweet Peas a Specialty. Fresh Cut Flowers can be had during Season. 63 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR. FORFAR DIRECTORY FORD now*}!

FORD STILL LEADS IN VALUE!

Judged whether on performance, new price, is the best behaved, comfort, appearance or economy, equipped and finished light the FORD " EIGHT," at the car produced in the British Isles.

WE INVITE YOU TO ^JjgLL^ COME IN AND SEE IT A. T. MUNGAIA IILtd. phone 4i. MAIN FORD DEALERS, NORTH ROAD GARAGE, FORFAR. ADVERTISEMENTS. 123

S. STEWART,

BABY LINEN and WOOL WAREHOUSE,

15 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

ALEX. ROSS, SCULPTOR, Jforfar jHonumental Wovkx, 3 Carseburn Road, Forfar.

Large Stock of Monuments, Headstones, &c. in Granite, Marble, and Freestone, always in hand.

Latest Artistic Designs at Keen Cut Prices.

Inscriptions and all kinds of jobbing promptly attended to and carefully executed in Town or Country.

ESTABLISHED I882.

JAMES S. FYFE, Painter and Decorator, 137 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

PAINTER WORK of every description done in Town and Country. Estimates given. Large Selection of PAPERHANGINGS. ;

124 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

FORFAR UNITED CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.

The Largest TRADING CONCERN in Town.

Share Capital, £25,601 18 4

Membership, 2,800

Net Sales, 1938, £106,220 18 4*

Reserve Funds, £12,484

Investments, £27,432 17 11

Join this PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY now.

How to Join—Entrance Fee 1/ ; Copy of Rules 6d Shares received from 2/- to £5. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 25 JOHN NEVAY & SON, I Plain and Ornamental Plasterers,

Castle Hill, Canmore Street, Forfar.

All kinds of Tile Work, Cement Work, Concrete Flooring, &c. Jointless Flooring laid. Estimates given for Granolithic Work.

(fcuaranteeD ^ales, 4200 Copies,

jTorfar's onlp paper, anD tfre oest 3Dt)et> tising epeDium for jTotfat anD District,

. . , printeD anD publisfjeD op . . Dlirjer e@cP6erson, S5 Cast $>igfj Street

31ob printing of all kinDs at moDerate rates.

Telephone No. 175. Andrew Shepherd & Sons, ^&X SLATERS, KS)^ 136 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Mastic Roof Lights, Cement, and Chimney Cans kept in stock. Estimates given. Yard ACADEMY STREET, 126 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

(jeneral oillposting C>«o.

Head Office— 23a St. James Square, EDINBURGH. Ltd. DISTRICT OFFICE: 29 North Lindsay St., Dundee. BRANCH OFFICES: 57 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR. 39 HIGH STREET, BRECHIN. 136 HIGH STREET, MONTROSE. 12 ABBEY PATH, ARBROATH.

Poster Advertising Contractors for the United Kingdom.

'PHONE 2439 DUNDEE. Masonic # Rooms, LITTLE CAUSEWAY, FORFAR.

HTHESE Modern and well equipped Rooms, fitted with Electric Light from the Grampian Electricity Supply Co., Central Heating-, up-to-date Kitchen, and new Ladies' Ante-Room, are OPEN FOR BOOKINGS, which can be made at the Hall or with Mr W. Preston, 64 East High Street.

The Lesser Hall is admirably suited for Whist Drives,

Dances, Marriages, &c. , and can be booked at very moderate terms. Whist Tables, Chairs, and Dishes can be hired at moderate rates.

pr- BOOK EARLY to avoid disappointment. ADVERTISEMENTS. 127

LADIES' BLACK GLACE OXFORD SHOES (as illustrated) Extra wide Fitting, Heel lfs ins. high, very comfortable, Made by the makers of " Queen " Shoes, price 21/6. Other Makes of LADIES' SHOES, from 8/11 per pair. All reliable. PRACTICAL G. R. BRUCE, BOOTMAKER, (HOOD'S SHOE STORE) 96 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Established Telephone No. 1886. 42.

William Coutts, Jr., «^x Butcher, Kcx, 38 West High Street, Forfar.

SAUSAGES A SPECIALTY.

Orders called for and Punctually delivered. 128 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Telephone No. 23.

A. S. W< Family Butcher,

107 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR. DUNN'S The Oldest and yet the most Up-to- date Boot and Shoe Store in Forfar

REPAIRS a Specialty. Best Material, Workmanship, and Service.

JOHN A. DUNN, 36 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR. ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

Cycle & Radio Engineer.

Any make of CYCLE or RADIO supplied. STEWARTSTERMS ARRANGED. East End Cycle & Radio Depot, 154 East High St., Forfar.

Accumulators Efficiently Charged. Laing'S Studios. (ELECTRIC AND DAYLIGHT). Photographs taken Anywhere at Anytime.

Portrait, Press, Landscape, Architectural, and Commercial Photographers. D. MITCHELL LAING, U\ EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR, vhme 235. FIFTY YEARS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE BACKED BY THE MOST MODERN APPLIANCES.

Large Selection of Picture Frame 'Mouldings always in Stock.

D. WILSON LAING, 13 High Street, BLAIRGOWRIE. Phone 181. A. C. D. LAING, Elmbank, KIRRIEMUIR. :

FORFAR DIRECTORY

IS YOUR HOME FULLY INSURED?

FIRE INSURANCE alone is not enough. You cannot afford to ignore the many other liabilities to which the Householder is subject. Over 20 risks are covered by the " GENERAL" HOUSE- HOLDERS' COMPREHENSIVE POLICY at small cost and with a Special Bonus of one year's FREE INSURANCE if no claim is made during 5 years. GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE AND LIFE Assurance Corporation, Limited

DUNDEE BRANCH - General Buildings, 59 Reform St. FORFAR OFFICE - 34 Castle Street (Telephone 379).

Wm. Low & Co. Ltd. Scotland's Leading Grocers & Provision Merchants.

Local Branches 103-107 CASTLE STREET ] 15 HIGH STREET EAST \ FORFAR. 106 WEST HIGH STREET ADVERTISEMENTS. l 3 l U. Wi. DAVIE, Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer, 33 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Telephone A representative selection of Fur- No. 109. niture, Bedding, Inlaid & Printed Linoleum, Carpet Squares, Stair Carpets, Rugs & Mats, always in stock at very keen prices.

Repairs £r Renovations Having had a lengthy experience in this class of work, enquiries are invited, when samples of material and estimate will be gladly sub' mitted. A visit of inspection will be greatly appreciated.

THE 'Phone No. 222. MEGAIL CIIMEMA e| FORFAR, p

Proprietors : The Strathmore Picture Houses Ltd.

Delightfully cosy on cold days—cool and airy in mid- " summer, the REGAL" is undoubtedly one of the FINEST CINEMAS of its size in Scotland and the management leave nothing undone that contributes to the Comfort and Convenience of Patrons. A J +U r* C ENTERED from EAST HIGH STREET or /\nO 1116 V^y 2116"^ from the UPPER FOYER leading to the Balcony is OPEN from 12 Noon to 10-45 p.m. (Saturday, 11-30 p.m.) The efficiency of the Service, the quality of the Food in the beautiful environment of Forfar's Leading Cafe is a delightful experience no one should miss. COLD OR HOT DRINKS. ICES. LIGHT LUNCH. TEAS. SUPPERS. AT MOST MODERATE CHARGES. W. DOUGLAS MILNE, General Manager. I32 FORFAR DIRECTORY. HOW TO KEEP YOUR SAVINGS SAFE

Whether a man be rich or poor, the fear of tO'tnorrow often looms in his mind. The poor man fears poverty, while the rich man fears the loss of that which he has. To banish fear of the future the wise man invests his savings in Whole Life or Endowment Assurance. His

capital is safe, and whatever happens there is a nest egg in store against a rainy day. The "Caledonian"—Scotland's oldest Insurance Company—has safeguarded the savings of its Policy^ Holders for over One Hundred Years. All Classes of Insurance transacted. CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY

DUNDEE OFFICE: 35 ALBERT SQUARE. HEAD OFFICE: EDINBURGH.

PROSPECTUSES ON APPLICATION. ADVERTISEMENTS. J 33 FARQUHARSON, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, ACADEMY GATE, FORFAR.

All School Requisites supplied. Up-to-date Lending Library.

* B. , WM. CLARK We both BOOT and SHOEMAKER follow fashion 84 EAST HIGH ST., FORFAR

,"" r . "j VOUR Feet know best and it is surprising- m>.rNpr»TQ|»l/ .:>> the number of difficult feet that look smart, ' l»w' ' ' L' ' and feel happy too, in Diana shoes. |

' ) BROADWAY conceals extra width so "': successfully that it's hard to tell them from the

: : : : : : :: :>: :#S slim Diana normal models.

-thanks to the slim

Here's a slim tab shoe, with a hidden elastic i n i in Diana grip. In black glace kid trimmed with suede Zl/7 NICOLL MALCOLM, Baker and Confectioner,

143J East High Street, Forfar.

FORFAR BRIDIES a Specialty. TEA ROOMS. 134 FORFAR DIRECTORY. DAVID GUILD, Boot and Shoe Maker, 17 West High Street, Forfar.

Repairs—Best Material and Workmanship.

Telephone No. 394.

JAMES SCOTT, fbo a fio, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN,

151 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

R. MACPHERSON, F.B.O.A., in attendance.

— BRUCE'S — Central Cycle Depot, 95 East High Street, Forfar.

Sole Agents for RALEIGH and HOPPER CYCLES. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 35

Telephone No. 343. John R. Abel & Co., (DAVID B. CHAPMAN, M.P.S.),

. . Chemists and Druggists, . . THE CROSS, FORFAR.

ESTABLISHED 1829. FORFAR EAST PORT SAVING ASSOCIATION Ltd. Grocers, Bakers, & General Merchants, 131-133 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

FRANK PROPHET, Manager.

Telephone No. 229. William McLaren, PAINTER and DECORATOR, 109b CASTLE STREET, FORFAR,

Estimates for all Classes of Work at Keenest Prices. : :

1^6 FORFAR DIRECTORY. ESSON & NAPIER, MEN'S OUTFITTERS, 162 East High Street, Forfar.

OUR AIM—Satisfied Customers. First-Class Tailoring. Personal Service given.

TELEPHONE No. 292. LIDDLE ® CALDER,

Building Contractors, FORFAR.

House Address Yard 67 QUEEN STREET, QUEEN'S WELL LANE. FORFAR. CASTLE STREET.

BEST BUTCHER MEAT. Telephone 3I2.

ROBERT F. CRAIK, FAMILY BUTCHER, 5% GLAMIS ROAD, FORFAR.

Orders called for and promptly delivered. ADVERTISEMENTS. 137 ^ RALPH BENNIE, Radio Engineer, 92 Castle Street, Forfar.

BATTERIES Charged and Delivered. Agent for all the Leading Makers of Radio.

TELEPHONE No. 244.

J. Farquharson,

-XsX Joiner, KeX> CHAPEL STREET, FORFAR.

WT~ QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO. -^j L & D. MAXWELL, Fish, Game, and Poultry Dealers, 11 CROSS, FORFAR.

Fresh Fish Daily. Orders called for & delivered. Telephone No. MO. 138 FORFAR DIRECTORY M. MILNE, STATIONER, NEWSAGENT and CONFECTIONER, WEST PORT POST OFFICE, FORFAR.

General Fancy Ware in Great Variety. LENDING LIBRARY.

TELEPHONE No. 314.

WILLIAM BIRNIE, Fishmonger, Poulterer, and Game Dealer, 8 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

FERGUS HUNTER, Baker and Confectioner, 11 SOUTH STREET, FORFAR.

FANCY CAKES of all kinds. CREAM GOODS. FORFAR BRIDIES a Specialty. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 39 W. WISHART,

. . CYCLE AGENT, . . 115 Castle Street, Forfar.

Cycle Repairs a Specialty. Agent for all the Leading Makes of Cycles.

Large Selection of Paperhangings always in Stock.

Telephone No. 287. C J. M KENZIE, Painter and Decorator, 64 NORTH STREET, FORFAR.

Agent in Forfar for the Celebrated Valspar Enamels.

Don't leave your choice of Shoes to chance, but come to McKAY & SON, The Footwear Specialists, 84 CASTLE STREET, for any or every form of FOOTWEAR.

'Phone 490. Established I892. 140 FORFAR DIRECTORY

Telephone No. 289. Alexander Whyte, (Partners— A. B. Whyte, J. A. Whyte, W. J. Whyte) PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS. SANITARY and HEATING ENGINEERS, JOH N STREET, FORFAR.

Jobbing promptly attended to. Estimates Given.

J. HOSIE, T^adio and Electrical Engineer, 93 NORTH STREET,

Phone FORFAR. No. 130.

KIRRIEMUIR— 30 Glengate—Phone No. 109.

Telephone No. 253. Douglas W. Bruce,

. . CARRIER, . . 23 Castle Street, Forfar.

DAILY SERVICE TO DUNDEE AND FORFAR. DUNDEE CALL OFFICE—34 Bank Street. Telephone No. 2976. ADVERTISEMENTS. 141 JOHN BROWN, ^X CASH DRAPER, K^

Drapery and Millinery Warehouse,

140 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

SOLID FOOTWEAR. WE STAND BEHIND ALL WE SELL.

If They Don't Give You Justice !)•" Then Let US Know. ""•S

J. & M. STEWART (Successors to ANDREW STEWART), BOOT and SHOE MERCHANTS, ma WEST HIGH ST., FORFAR.

Telephone No. 367. GEORGE PETRIE, Plumber, Gasfitter, &o, 27 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Workshop—86 West High Street. M. Macfarlane M.P.S., F.B.O.A., CHEMIST & OPTICIAN 19 EAST HIGH STREET & Branch, 38 CASTLE STREET (Under Management of J. JOLLY, M.P.S.)

TELEPHONE No. 70 (which calls Shop or House).

Ranken's Pectoral Elixir for Coughs, 1/6 & 2/9. Macfarlane's International Embrocation for Sprains, 1/6.

Robartz Food for Infants, lO^d, 1/6, & 2/9. Cremolia for the Hands, 9d & 1/4.

N. H. Insurance Dispenser and Optician. Kodak Depot for Cameras, Films, &c. Veterinary Medicines in stock. ADVERTISEMENTS. I43 ROBBIE & NICOLL, Seedsmen, Florists, and Potato Merchants, Nurseries, Phone No. __ —, r r- e '52. 37 Castle Street, Forfar. Bankhead.

Farm and Garden Seeds of the highest quality. Wreaths, Crosses, Spra/s, Bouquets, or any other design made on the shortest notice. Cut Flowers in their Season.

Headquarters of the A.A. & R.S.A.C. ROYALTHE HOTEL FORFAR

Telephone No. 21. J.P.MANN, Proprietor.

Telephone No. 59. D. PHILIPS, FAMILY GROCER, TEA and PROVISION MERCHANT, FRUITERER and CONFECTIONER, 11-13 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

High-Class GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. Finest FRUITS in their Season. CONFECTIONERY in great variety. 144 FORFAR DIRECTORY, W. ROBERTS & SON, Drapers and Clothiers, 170 East High Street, Forfar.

Seasonable Goods in every Department all the year round. Letter Orders carefully attended to.

Telephone No. 75. HENRY W. CAIRD, CHEMIST, 69 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Prescriptions compounded with Finest Ingredients. Kodak and Cine Photographic Supplies. A good Selection of Perfumes and Toilet Requisites always in stock.

Telephone No. 225. ADAMS & RUSSELL, PLASTERERS & CEMENT WORKERS.

— Orders can be left as usual at — 28 SOUTH STREET, FORFAR.

Estimates Given. Jobbing Promptly attended to. Tile Laying neatly executed. ADVERTISEMENTS. J 45

A. MAXWELL, Tobacconist and Confectioner, 8 CASTLE STREET, F ORFAR.

Best Brands of Tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes always on hand. Large Variety of Finest Chocolates and Confections from Leading Makers. LENDING LIBRARY.

Ladies' and Children' s Outfitters.

Misses STURROCK & WATT 40 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Baby Linen, Underclothing, Hosiery, Needlework, Fancy Goods, Wools, Silks, &c.

Servants' Registry.

Agents for Forfar 6? District Steam Laundry Co. Ltd.

'Phone No. 187. Established over Seventy Years.

WM. F. S. ESSON, GROCER and WINE MERCHANT, 160 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Orders called for and delivered in Town and Country. 146 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Forfar West Town End Association Ltd., BAKERS and GROCERS, 118 West High Street, Forfar.

W. BELL, Manager.

Telephone No. 124. Works: EASTERBANK. Forfar and District Steam Laundry Co. Ltd All kinds of WASHING, including BAG WASH & HOME FINISH. Carpet Beating, &c, at Moderate Prices. Good outside Drying and Bleaching Green.

W&~ MOTOR VAN calls at all the Surrounding Districts. AGENTS: Misses Cowie *5? Campbell, 106a Castle Street, Forfar. Misses Sturrock 'S? Watt, 40 Castle Street, Forfar. Misses Whyte, East Port, Forfar. Mr R. S. Marshall, 110 West High Street, Forfar. Miss Findlay, 12 Glengate, Kirriemuir. Mr J. B. Sturrock, Kirkbuddo. Mr D. Liveston, Lunanhead. Andrew Henderson & Son Painters and Decorators, 83 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

BEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 47

Telephone No. 285. ALEXANDER BAIN, JOINER AND CABINETMAKER, 26i WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Sole Partner—DAVID BOWEN.

Telephone No. 106.

G. Brodlie *S? Sons, Partners: J. F. BRODLIE <3? W. S. BRODLIE, FORFAR TWINE WORKS, CHAPEL STREET,

. . FORFAR. . .

PARCEL TWINES A SPECIALTY.

Geo. L Anderson, =y

Sturrock & Son

Bakers & Confectioners,

50 East High Street, 1 West High Street,

Forfar.

'Phone Ko. 123. ADVERTISEMENTS. 149 FORFAR NORTHERN SAVING ASSOCIATION LIMITED,

Grocers, Bakers, and General Merchants,

1 1 1 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

ERNEST MANN, Manager.

Wm. C. Robertson, Joiner and Cabinetmaker, Shop Fitter, Funeral Undertaker, 12 Green Street, Forfar.

* repairs in all Branches of the Trade. estimates given.

House Address, . 156 East High Street.

JAMES MACKINTOSH, ENGINEER & GENERAL BLACKSMITH,

ANGUS ENGINEERING WORKS,

14b NORTH STREET, FORFAR. i5° FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Telephone No. 97 KIRRIEMUIR.

JAMES KERR & SONS, Slaters & Contractors, KIRRIEMUIR and FORFAR.

All Orders punctually attended to.

Telephone No. 6. Telegrams: " Cumming, Hirer, Forfar.

C. ClUMMIWGr, RAILWAY HOTEL, FORFAR.

First-Class Motor Cars for Hire.

Orders left at Railway Hotel Garage will have prompt and particular attention.

JTunerals conDucteD in Coton anD Country GEORGE KYDD, Jobbing Gardener, 100 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Bouquets, Wreaths, and Sprays made to order. Orders can also be left at A. TROUP, 26 Castle Street. ADVERTISEMENTS. l 5 I

WM. BALFOUR & SON, Leather Merchants & Wholesale Shoe Furnishers, 57 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

The Premier House for Footballs and Accessories.

Purveyor of Finest Scotch Meat. QUALITY, SERVICE, and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Telephone No. Telephone No. 400. 400. ROBERT WATT, 69 NORTH STREET, FORFAR.

CORNED BEEF, PICKLED TONGUES, SAUSAGES, and COOKED MEATS a Specialty. pr- ORDERS Called for and Delivered, -mg

Telephone No. 188. ALEXR. HAY & CO., Joiners and Funeral Undertakers, 99 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Works—CHAPEL STREET. I52 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

House Address—33 NORTH STREET. House Telephone No. 129. NORMAN A. POTTER, JOINER and FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, 135 East High Street, Forfar.

Quotations for all Classes of Work. Glazier and Lead Screens. Keenest Terms. First-Class Workmanship and Material Guaranteed.

Established ?T Telephone -^ffi''"^'~'^lp~^ "^^^^fe 1846. IwAt^^diM^^^ No. 57.

EATON & FYFE, ~<5X BUTCHERS, K^x. 42 CASTLE ST., FORFAR.

PURVEYORS of SUPPLIES of the BEST QUALITY HOME-FED and HOME-KILLED MEAT. W OUR MOTTO is EFFICIENCY and SERVICE. ^W§ ORDERS CALLED FOR and DELIVERED DAILY.

Telephone No. 55. SALUTATION HOTEL, 172 East High Street, Forfar.

Family and Commercial. Parties catered for.

A. M. LOWSON, Proprietor. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 53

Telephone No. 478. JAMES NICOLL,

Family Grocer and Wine Merchant,

121 & 123 East High Street, Forfar. REID HALL, FORFAR

Best and Largest Hall in Town for PUBLIC MEETINGS, CONCERTS, LECTURES, &c. Sitting- Accommodation for 1000. The Dance Floor has been laid with Maple. First-Class Accommodation for Whist Drives and Dances.

WEST END REID HALL (Holds 200), Most suitable Hall for Marriage Parties, Private Dances, &c. Complete with Furnishings of every description. UPPER HALL, Suitable for Committee Meetings, &c. Charges Moderate.

For Rates of Hire and Open Dates, apply JAMES MILLAR, Reid Hall Lodge.

JOHN HILL,

.-. Cycle Agent, .-. 28J West High Street, Forfar.

Any make of Cycle supplied. Pram Tyreing Fitted. Cycles, Radios, and Gramophones repaired. 154 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

CONFECTIONS. REFRESHMENTS. Miss L CHALMERS, Fruiterer, Confectioner, and Tobacconist, 61 North Street, Forfar. Only Best Quality of Goods kept. CHOCOLATES. FRUITS.

Telephone No. 288. Milne & Stewart,

~<5X BUILDERS, X5K. FORFAR.

ANDREW STEWART, "Dechmont," Robertson Terrace.

'PHONE 190 or VISIT "The House of Dorward" for Goods of Sterling Quality.

PROVISIONS, TEAS, COFFEE, WINES, and SPIRITS. 40 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Established 1 873. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 55 JOHN M c KINNON, Ladies' and Gent.'s Tailor, 66 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Men's, Youths', and Boy's Outfitter.

ESTABLISHED 1884.

Simon Urquhart & Son MERCHANTS

117b CASTLE STREET FORFAR

Yard—QUEEN'S WELL LANE. Phone No. 284.

. . T. H. NIVEN, . . STATIONER and TOBACCONIST, 94 NORTH STREET, FORFAR.

NORTH STREET SUB-POST OFFICE. I56 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

For COACH and MOTOR CAR PAINTING.

CELLULOSED CARS touched up and re-polished. ALEX. WHYTE, 45 SOUTH STREET, FORFAR.

Phone 3V>. 13. Thos. Muir, Son, &> Patton, Ltd. Coals, Kitchen Nuts, Briquettes, Firewood.

COAL DELIVERED BY MOTOR. WAGON LOADS TO ANY STATION. All at Keenest Prices.

79 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR. JAMES W. HARKNESS, JLgent.

A. E. BRUCE, FAMILY GROCER, SPIRIT & WINE MERCHANT, 80 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

High Class Liquors, Teas, Groceries, and Provisions. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 57

Established 1909. JAMES B. MITCHELL, Brush Manufacturer & Hardware Merchant, 20 West High Street, Forfar.

Lacquers, Stains, Sponges, and all Cleaning Requisites in Stock. Ever/ description of General and Household Ware.

Telephone No. 407.

A. Adamson & Son,

Building Contractors, ACHARN, ROSEBANK ROAD, FORFAR.

Telephone No. 179. J. D. Greenhil!. Family Butcher,

153 East High Street,

Forfar. IkS FORFAR DIRECTORY.

TELEPHONE No. 27.

ALEX. D. STRACHAN, Wood and Coal Merchant,

Office : FORFAR SAW MILL.

TELEPHONE No. 177. ALLAN SMART, Plumber and Sanitary Engineer, 135i EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Estimates given for all kinds of work.

Telephone No. 350. JAMES SAMSON, JOINER and CABINETMAKER, GLAZIER and UNDERTAKER, WEST SUNNYSIDE, FORFAR.

All Classes of Joiner Work undertaken. Removals carried out. Plans prepared and submitted for approval for any sort of Building. Estimates given for large or small Jobs. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 59

Telephone No. 315. Jas. McLaren & Son, Bakers and Confectioners,

22, 24, and 26 MARKET STREET, FORFAR.

A Good Variety of CAKES, &c, to choose from. Our Specialty— BRIDIES.

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TELEPHONE No. 224.

R. L. FINDLAY & Co., Builders and Contractors, FORFAR.

House Address— Burlea, Wyllie Street. Building Yard— Roberts Street.

'Phone No. 85073 DUNDEE. Adam J. Ingram & Son, Tilelayers and Fireplace Experts, 27 Strathmartine Road, Dundee.

Floor, Wall, and Fireplace Tiles. Tile Hearths. Hearth Furniture. ESTIMATES FREE. Showroom- 15 MID ROAD. i6o FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Telephone No. 180.

avi odj5er

on, Qyainlainters anJ

ecoratorslot

11 (Oast XJl'igh aJtreet, £joortar. ADVERTISEMENTS. l6l

H. MATTHEW, THE CRAFT SHOP, 103a CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

SPECIALTIES : Fancy Needlework. Tapestry. Pottery and Glass.

TELEPHONE No. 93. J. PHASER & SOUS, {Motor

Agents for " HILLMAN " CARS.

Try the famous " MINX," still the finest 10-H.P. Car. The new 14-H.P. Model, the ideal Family Car, full 5-Seater with luggage accommodation.

ANY MAKE OF CAR SUPPLIED AND SERVICED.

Our Garage being equipped with all the latest Plant, we execute all Repairs in a practical manner. Personal Supervision always. ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. CARS FOR HIRE. The CENTRAL BAKERY, Bakers and Confectioners, 12 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

High-Class CAKES and CONFECTIONS. MERINGUES A SPECIALTY. —

162 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

TELEPHONE No. 489. ERNEST MILNE, JOINER AND UNDERTAKER, 29 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Estimates given for all kinds of Joiner Work.

Telephone $£(>. 392. John Roberts & Son, Knitwear Specialists, 41 & 43 East High Street, Forfar.

PURE SILK and ART SILK HOSE,

sizes from 8i" to 10 in the following makes : Aristoc, Morley's, Bondor, Bear Brand, Brettle, &c. sole agents for " Chilprufe" Unshrinkable Underwear. Stocked in all garments suitable for Ladies, Gent.'s, & Children.

JAMES FEARN, Cycle Manufacturer and Motor Agent.

It will pay you to visit our stock at BALLINGALL'S, 118 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR, (PhoneNo. 159) or at 40 ROODS, KIRRIEMUIR. (PhoneNo.59)

Agent for all leading makes of Motor Cycles. Always a good selection of second hand Cars in stock. Your inspection invited. CONSULT US FIRST. ADVERTISEMENTS. 163 GEORGE NEAVE, Gent.'s Hairdresser, 163 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Razor Blades and other Accessories stocked.

PARKER QIJINK Writing jM Quink

Prices— 9d, 1/3, 2/3, 4/6, 7/6 per Bottle. CoIourS"-Black, Blue'Black, Blue, Green, Purple, Scarlet.

W. SHEPHERD, Stationer, 39 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

HIGH CLASS FISHMONGERS and POULTERERS. Fresh Supplies Daily. DIRECT FISH SUPPLY, 124 East High Street, Forfar.

Large variety of Tinned Meats. Fresh Fruit in Season. Country Eggs direct from Farm. Regular supplies of Rabbits in season. Orders called for and delivered. :

164 FORFAR DIRECTORY,

Telephone No. Telegrams 278. "East End Garage, Forfar.

Live Stock Conveyance a Specialty.

1IB1 ENGINEER and MOTOR HIRER, EAST END GARAGE, FORFAR.

Landaulettes and Touring Cars for Hire at Moderate Charges. Oils and Petrol.

Funerals conducted in Town and Country. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 65

DAVID S. MILNE, Slater, PROPERTY REPAIRS. CHIMNEY CANS and ROOFLIGHTS. COLOUR WASH WALLS, PASSAGES, &c. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Enquiries: 47 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR. TELEPHONE No. 280.

Headquarters of the A.A., R.S.A.C., RA.C. jARiHMns Hotel FORFAR.

JAMES WALKER, Telephone No. 18. Proprietor. DUNCAN McPHEE, Ladies' & Gent's Tailor. Specialist in the Making and Cutting of Ladies' Costumes, Coats, Skirts, and Coat Frocks. Gent's Suits, Overcoats, Dress Suits, and Breeches. 105 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR. JAMES ANDERSON, Baker and Confectioner, 30 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

FORFAR BRIDIES a Specialty. PLAIN and FANCY CAKES of all kinds. 1 66 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

J. L DUNCAN, General and Fancy Draper, 21 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

ANLABY KNITWEAR for Ladies' and Children's Frocks. Cardigans, Jumpers, Suits, &c.

Telephone No. 380.

"• * OSNABURG ' BAR (|

"ZriT- 'i fIMf CHOICE SELECTION OF Sf ~ki?' *"^B LIQUEURS, WINES, & SPIRITS.

STOUTS & ALES aKyJilPi Always in Perfect Condition. *^S(

T. HENDERSON. : £i .

CIGARS. CIGARETTES. "De Reszke" The Aristocrat of Cisrarettes. MATH. MURDOCH, TOBACCONIST, 20 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR. "John Cotton" Tobacco & Cigarettes. PIPES. WALKING STICKS. '

ADVERTISEMENTS. 167

Established 1905. Telephone No. 38. i&^$m^ PETRIE'S 09^^^^^^^- THE FINEST OF ALL £sg£3g£ SAUSAGES DAVID B. PETRIE, Family Butcher, 97 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

i £§=> Established for over a Century. <=^~— JOHN STRACHAN, Jeweller, Silversmith, Watch & Clockmaker,

10 CROSS, . . . FORFAR.

Always on hand a good Selection of the best makes of GOLD and SILVER English and Foreign WATCHES, and JEWELLERY of every description.

Gold, Silver, and Electro-Plated Goods in Great Variety, suitable for Christmas and Wedding Presents.

REPAIRS of all kind in Town and Country promptly and carefully attended to.

REPAIRS and WINDINGS contracted for.

Telephone No. 291 Forfar. RITCHIE BROTHERS, ~

FORFAR CALL OFFICE—County Garage. Phone No. 291. DUNDEE CALL OFFICE—17 Dock Street. Phone No. 5517. 1 68 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

H. Wright Macneill

High-Class Fruiterer & Confectioner, 56 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Telephone 2V>. 440.

Lyons' Ice Cream Puddings & Fancy Ices.

Wreaths, Sprays, and Bouquets.

Orders called for and delivered. ADVERTISEMENTS. 169

TELEPHONE No. 282. WILLIAM SADDLER, HIGH CLASS PASTRY BAKER & CONFECTIONER, 96 NORTH STREET, FORFAR. WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, & CHRISTENING CAKES. A Large Variety of CREAM GOODS. Finest FORFAR BRIDIES.

^/icelaloe L/r/no/id

U9 &ast J{lgh Street,

clXsX Jorfar. KeKs

We specialise in MILLINERY, offering an unlimited choice in the NEW MODELS, which are selected personally for their attractiveness. IMPORTANT.—"The Aristocrat of Millinery." We are Sole Agents in Forfar and District for " HENRY HEATH " Hats of London, exclusive to ourselves. Fittings from 6| to 1\. t/ Special Broohure on request.

Telephone No. 214. STEWART'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 34 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Central for Railway Station, Golf Course, and Bus Stance. PIC-NIC PARTIES CATERED FOR. Open on Sundays. Marquees Supplied. Charges Moderate. GORDON STEWART, Proprietor. 170 FORFAR DIRECTORY. W. PATERSON, Picture Frame Maker and Photographer, 46 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Tapestry & Needlework Mounted for Fire Screens, Stools, Trays, Pictures. High Class Photographs, Amateur Films Developed, Printed, Enlarged.

FAMILY BUTCHER, 139 EAST HIGH STREET, .'. FORFAR. .\

FINEST MEAT AT CURRENT PRICES. SAUSAGES, COOKED TRIPE, and POTTED MEAT. The Latest REFRIGERATING PLANT by Sterne & Co. Ltd., Glasgow.

Established 1874. Telegrams— " Simpson, Shipper, Forfar." CHARLES SIMPSON, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, EMIGRATION and GENERAL SHIPPING AGENT, EAST PORT CORNER, FORFAR.

Through Bookings at each Company's Ocean and Inland Rates. Reliable Information given Free of Charge, no extras whatever. application. Bills of Sailings frankly supplied on a$^- - ^

c «r" Iff '"v ADVERTISEMENTS. 171

Telephone No. 294. FRANK WATT, JOINER and UNDERTAKER,

176 EAST HUGH STREET , FORFAR.

Estimates given for all kinds of Joinery. Funerals conducted in Town & Country. House Address-15 LITTLE CAUSEWAY.

Telephone No. 337. JOHN S. LAING, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, and NEWS AGENT, 26-28 EAST HiGH STREE T, FORFAR.

All Papers Stocked and Delivered. Circulating Library. Wallpapers from 3d per roll. Trimming Free.

No. 131. A. P. SUTTIE, LADIES' OUTFITTER, 49 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Millinery, Gowns, Coats, Knitted Wear, &c.

Telephone No. 240. *g HAIRDRESSING %+- PERMANENT WAVING by EUGENE & MACDONALD, at PATULLO'S Ladies' & Gent.'s Hairdresser, 168 EAST HIGH ST., FORFAR. 172 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

THE HOUSE FOR GOOD Tailoring and Outfitting * JOHN ROBERTS, 84 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Early or Late, 'Phone Forfar 148. No extra Charge for Booking. FREE CAR PARK. W The PAVILION » M . ,. ,vcc Forfar's "Homelyj " House with Mrj. scott, Miss H. FYFE, Assist Manageress, the Su preme Western E lectric Manager.

EACH EVENING (except Saturday) at 7-40 p.m. SATURDAY at 5-40 & 8-30 p.m. MATINEES on MONDAY at 4 15 p.m.; THURSDAY & SATtm©AY at 2-15 p.m., except on Holidays and Special Occasions. —— ~—~~ f 'Phone No. 265 Forfar. 4 "*> ,' v^Phone No. 197 Kirriemuir. BREMNER BROTHERS, Electrical and Radio Engineers, 152 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR, and Reform Street, Kirriemuir. THOMAS WAKEFORD, CONFECTIONER, GENERAL GROCER, > * and TOBACCONIST, *£V*\ ARBROATH ROAD, FORFAR.

Only Best Makes of Sweets stocked. Groceries at Keenest Prices. Finest Blends of Cigarettes.