Wellingborough News, 28th July 1883, transcribed by Kay Collins
NEWTON BROMSWOLD CHURCH.
A BAZAAR
OF USEFUL & ORNAMENTAL WORK
Will be held in
THE GARDENS OF NEWTON BROMSWOLD,
ON THURSDAY & FRIDAY, AUG. 2nd & 3rd,
For the purpose of raising funds for the
Completion of the Restoration of the Parish Church.
REFRESHMENTS will be provided, and a BAND will attend.
AdmissionFirst day, from 2 to 5, 1s.; after 5, 6d.
Second day, from 2 to 5, 6d.; after 5, 3d. Children Half-price.
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The Wellingborough Post, 4th June 1886, transcribed by Kay Collins
PRESENTATIONOn Easter Day a cross and vases were presented to the church of St. Peter's, in this parish, by the children of the Rector and Miss Taylor. The cross, of wrought brass, a Calvary, very good and suitable to this little church, was the gift of Miss Taylor. The vases, also of brass, and fitted with frames, and present a very handsome appearance, when filled with flowers in designs. It is hoped further to enhance the value of these presentations by the erection of a reredos, which is especially required to show to the beauty of the cross.
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Rushden Echo, 25th May 1917, transcribed by Kay Collins
The Roll of Honour which has been presented to the parish by Mr. Harris, as mentioned in last week’s “Rushden Echo” was formally dedicated on Sunday evening by the Rev. W. McCleary. A good number of people were present, including many Yelden residents.
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Rushden Echo, 27th July 1917, transcribed by Kay Collins
The Vicar (Rev. W. H. McCleery), besides having charge of the parishes of Newton Bromshold and Shelton, is doing national service on a farm during the greater part of the week.
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Rushden Echo, 12th August 1921, transcribed by Kay Collins
The Names of 22 parishioners of Newton Bromshold have been enrolled as members of the Rushden branch of the League of Nations Union, and practically every house in the village is represented in this number. The Newton members have promised to take part in the coming Peace Pageant at Rushden, and will probably have a decorated lorry to represent the “Peace and Plenty” which is the underlying aim of the League of Nations.
A Petition, containing the names of 171 people interested, has been sent to the Bishop asking that the Rushden Court Estate should be ‘included in the parish of Newton Bromshold.’ It is suggested that the Rev. W. H. McCleery should reside in the district, and that the living of Shelton, which he also holds, should be amalgamated with some adjacent parish.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 26th February 1932, transcribed by Kay Collins
Altar Gift to Newton Church - Mrs Cooper’s Work in memory of Children
A beautiful violet altar frontal, for use during Lent and Advent, has been made by Mrs Ada Cooper, of the Court Estate, and presented by her to Newton Bromshold Church.
This handsome gift was dedicated by the Vicar, the Rev W R Taylor, at the Holy Communion service on Sunday morning recently.
This gift has been made by Mrs Cooper in memory of her son and daughter who died within three weeks of each other during the War. Mr John Robert Cooper was wounded and died in a military hospital in France in November 1918, and Miss Catherine Mary Cooper succumbed to pneumonia following war work at Luton.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 25th September 1942, transcribed by Kay Collins
WhistA whist drive was held at College House on Saturday, by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Bletsoe, in aid of the Church funds. There was a good attendance, and the prizewinners were Mrs. D. Lines, Mr. B. Matthews and Mrs. Eaton. Consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs. B. Matthews and Miss Frost. Mrs. William Holt, senr., won a cockerel given by Mrs. J. G. Harris. As a result of this effort £6 10s. was realised.
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Rushden Echo and Argus, 25th May 1947, transcribed by Kay Collins
St. Peter's ChurchOn Whit Sunday the two services were conducted by the Rector, the Rev. W. B. Taylor.
Empire Day - Owing to the Whitsun-tide holiday, Empire Day was celebrated at the Day School on Friday last. National songs were sung, including "Land of Hope and Glory," and also the hymn, "O God, our help in ages past." The scholars then marched into the playground, saluted the flag, and sang one verse of the National Anthem. The Rector, the Rev. W. B. Taylor, was present, and also Mr. and Mrs. J. McCartney.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 4th June 1948, transcribed by Kay Collins
Added to Newton
"Rushden Argus" recorded: "We learn that the Ecclesiastical Commissioner has recommended the division of Chelveston-cum-Caldecott from Higham Ferrers and the Court Estate from the parish of Rushden. The two separated areas will be added to Newton Bromshold."
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