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Decorations near Pear Tree Cottage in College Street for the Coronation in 1911
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Souvenir programme
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Medal presented by the Mayor Owen Parker J.P.
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The Mayor and Mayoress
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Brigades and Companies
Taking part in the
Coronation Festivities.
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| President: |
The Worshipful The Mayor
(Mr. Alderman Owen Parker, J.P.). |
| Treasurer: |
Mr. Alderman Thomas Patenall
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| Secretary: |
Mr. F. Joseph Simpson |
| Assistant Secretary: Mr. Edward Parker |
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Committee
Chairman : Mr. George Randall
Secretary : Mr. Harold Cripwell
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Mr. Councillor Brazier
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Mr. W. Gray
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Mr. L. Tysoe
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Mr. E. H. Horrell
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Mr. W. Beeby
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Mr. W. Hales
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Mr. Councillor Wright
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Mr. G. Horne
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Mr. John Bates
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Mr. W. P. Jolley
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Mr. Wm. Bates
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Mr. W. Lawrence
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Mr. J. Burditt
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Mr. Councillor Johnson
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Mr. Chas. Felce
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Mr. A. E. Lloyd
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Mr. K. Flintham
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Mr. Septimus Middleton
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Mr. L. Garley
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Mr. James Partridge
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Mr. A. Middleton
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Mr. J. W. Randall
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Mr . M. Tinston
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Programme
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6.00 a.m.
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The Buglers of the Church Lads' Brigade and the Boys' Brigade will sound the "Reveille" from the roof of the Town Hall and in other parts of the Town.
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6.05 a.m.
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The Fire Brigade will fire the First Signal Rocket.
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6.10 a.m.
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The Fire Brigade will fire the Second Signal Rocket.
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6.15 a.m.
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The Fire Brigade will fire the Third Signal Rocket.
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6.15 a.m.
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The Higham Ferrers Ringers under the leadership of Mr. George Randall will ring a Peal on the Bells of St. Mary's Church.
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9.30 a.m.
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The Mayor and Corporation accompanied by the Band, Fire Brigade, the St. John Ambulance Brigade, the Church Lads' Brigade (King's Colour Company), and the Boys' Brigade will attend a SPECIAL CORONATION SERVICE at St. Mary's Parish Church. The Service will be conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. G. M. Davidson, M.A. (Mayor's Chaplain), and the Lesson will be read by the Rev. Watkin Jones, Minister of the Wesleyan Church.
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11.0 a.m.
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Children under 14 years of age will assemble at the Council Schools, and will be marshalled in order by Mr. F. W. Margetts, Head Master, and the Assistant Masters and Mistresses, and will proceed in procession to the Market Square, headed by the Higham Ferrers Town Silver Prize Band.
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11.15 a m.
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Children under 14 years of age, assembled on the Market Square, will be presented by the Mayor with specially cast Coronation Medals, and appropriate songs will be sung by the children under the leadership of the Headmaster.
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11.50 a.m.
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The Mayor, Magistrates, Members of the Corporation, Clergy, Ministers, Officials, Education Committee, and the various Public Bodies and Societies will assemble on the Market Square. Local Members of the H Company 4th Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment, and Northants Yeomanry, the Fire Brigade, St. John Ambulance Brigade, the Church Lads' Brigade (King's Colour Company), the Boys' Brigade, Postmen, and men who have served in His Majesty's Naval or Military Forces will be drawn up on the Market Square.
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12.0 noon.
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The King will be acclaimed. The Higham Ferrers Town Silver Prize Band will play the National Anthem. Companies and Brigades will present arms or salute as the case may be. The Public are requested to uncover and sing "God Save the King."
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GOD save our gracious King,
Long live our noble King,
God save the King.
Send him victorious,
Happy and glorious,
Long to reign over us,
God Save the King.
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Thy choicest gifts in store,
On him be pleased to pour,
Long may he reign.
May he defend our laws,
And ever give us cause
To sing with heart and voice,
God save the King.
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Thy choicest gifts in store,
On him be pleased to pour,
Long may he reign.
May he defend our laws,
And ever give us cause
To sing with heart and voice,
God save the King. |
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The Mayor will address the assembly. 12.30 p.m.
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12.30p.m.
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The Procession to the Castle Field will be formed.
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1.00 p.m.
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A Public Luncheon to Men over 16 years of age, will be held in a Marquee erected in the Castle Field. Tickets must be given up on entering the Tent. Upwards of 650 Men will sit down to Luncheon at the same time.
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2.15 p.m.
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The Children of the Town will assemble at the Council Schools and march to the Castle Field, headed by the Band.
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2.30 p.m.
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The Sports in the Castle Field will commence.
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2.45 p.m.
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The Children's Tea in the Marquee will commence, upwards of 700 children will sit down to Tea.
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3.45 p.m.
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A Meat Tea to Women over 16 years of age will be given in the Marquee. Upwards of 750 women will sit clown to this Meal.
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7.0 p.m.
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At conclusion of Sports, the Mayoress, Mrs. Owen Parker, will plant an Oak Tree at Moat Corner (Kimbolton Road).
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9.30 p.m.
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A Torchlight Procession will be formed in the Castle Field. The Procession will be formed by a double line of Torchbearers and Coloured Fire-bearers, and will proceed from the Main exit of the Castle Field via College Street, Wood Street, and Station Road to Mr. Chamberlain's Field on the Chelveston Road.
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9.55 p.m.
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Signal Rocket will be fired.
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10.0 p.m.
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The Bonfire will be lighted by the Mayoress and Mrs. F. Joseph Simpson. The Fire Brigade, Ambulance Corps, Church Lads' Brigade and Boys' Brigade will be formed round the Bonfire.
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10.20 p.m.
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A selection of Rockets will be fired.
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10.40 p.m.
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The Torchlight Procession will be reformed and will proceed by Kimbolton Road, College Street, High Street, back to the Market Square.
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11.10 p.m.
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GRAND FINALE. The whole assembly will sing "Auld Lang Syne" on the Market Square.
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11.30 p.m.
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The Band will play the National Anthem. The Public will uncover and sing "God Save the King."
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The Official Programme ends here. The Festivities may be kept up to any hour.
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Section of "H" Company, 4th Battalion
Northamptonshire Regiment
SERGEANT S. P. HOUGHTON
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Lance-Corporal A. Winter
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Private
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A. Nurrish
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Private
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J. Boxall
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Private
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W. Adams
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Private
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A. Church
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Private
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- Horsley
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Private
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A. E. Hurst
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Private
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T. S. Newman
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Private
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G. Hurst
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Private
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A. Mawby
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Private
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T. G. Pearcey
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Private
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S. Middleton (Representing the company in London)
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Higham Ferrers Fire Brigade
Captain F. Joseph Simpson
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Vice-Captain A. Martin
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Fireman
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W. Pettit
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Engineer J. E. Smith
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Fireman
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J. B. Partridge
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Fireman
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G. Lucas
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Fireman
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F. TWELVETREE
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Fireman
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E. Hancock
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Fireman
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A. Stokes
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Fireman
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S. Middleton
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Fireman
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F. Shelton
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Fireman
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A. Lambert
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Higham Ferrers Division of
St. John Ambulance Brigade
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Supt. Secretary A. O. Groome
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Superintendent H. R. Patenall
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Hon. Surgeon Dr. John Crew
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Sergeant
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A. Church
(Will be engaged in London)
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Private
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J. Faulkner
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Private
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W. J. Johnson
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Private
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H. King
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Private
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W. Allen
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Private
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T. Linnitt
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Private
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C. Blackwell
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Private
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W. Maple
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Private
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A. Blackwell
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Private
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S. NEwell
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Private
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R. Driver
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Private
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A. Middleton
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Private
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W. Fletton
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Private
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A. Thompson
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Private
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T. Hurst
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Private
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T. Newman
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Higham Ferrers Company Church Lads-Brigade
(King's Colour Company)
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Chaplain Rev. G. M. Davidson
Hon. Captain F. Denys Crew
Lieutenant F. Joseph Simpson
Lieutenant C. Smith
Sergeant-Instructor W. Smith
Staff-Sergeant A. Martin
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Bugler
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S. Upton
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Private
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W. G. Mitchell
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Bugler
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A. Bates
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Private
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A. J. Marriott
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Bugler
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J. Abbott
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Private
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J. H. Moulton
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Bugler
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E. Espin
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Private
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J. B. Martin
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Bugler
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G. Groome
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Private
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H. H. Nunley
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Drummer
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W. Parker
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Private
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P. R. Newell
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Corporal
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F. Felce
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Private
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G. W. Pashler
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Lance-Corporal L. Bailey
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Private
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D. Pashler
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Private
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H. H. Abbott
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Private
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P. Pettit
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Private
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H. E. Bird
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Private
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C. R. Perkins
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Private
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F. A. Cowley
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Private
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D. Parker
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Private
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C. Cox
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Private
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S. Sharman
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Private
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F. Dickenson
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Private
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P. Seckington
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Private
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F. Espin
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Private
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D. Thompson
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Private
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W. E. Espin
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Private
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G. A. Thompson
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Private
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A. E. Franklin
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Private
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R. W. Thompson
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Private
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B. Freeman
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Private
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J. Tate
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Private
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E. A. Groome
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Private
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E. Tearle
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Private
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E. Hester
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Private
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O. Upton
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Private
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W. Hales
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Private
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A. E. Winter
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Private
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D. E. Martin
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Higham Ferrers Company of the Boys' Brigade
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Captain W. Goosey
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Lieutenant J. W. Barker
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Lieutenant W. Pack
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Bandmaster F. Betts
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Private
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B. Barnes
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Staff-Sergeant H. Cobley
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Private
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C. Draper
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Staff-Sergeant H. James
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Private
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E. Pack
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Sergeant
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F. Pack
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Private
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C. Lawrence
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Corporal
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A. Townsend
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Private
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A. Lawrence
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Corporal
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W. Haddon
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Private
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W. Webb
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Lance-Corporal S. Hartwell
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Private
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A. Thompson
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Private
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O. Walker
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Private
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R. Cook
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Private
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E. Maple
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Private
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R. Gadsby
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Private
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T. Horne
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Private
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F. Smith
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Private
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H. Clayson
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Private
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R. Dunmore
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Private
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S. Middleton
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Private
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L. Seamark
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H. Adams
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Private
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R. Parker
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Private
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P. Allen
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F. Coles
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E. Pashlow
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E Fletton
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Programme of Sports
To Commence at 2.3O p.m.
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The Higham Ferrers Silver Prize Band
The Programme during the day will be
selected from the following repertoire:
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March
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The British Flag
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W. Rimmer
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March
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Patriotic
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W. Rimmer
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March
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Steadfast and True
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W. Rimmer
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March
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The Monarch
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W. Rimmer
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March
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The Typhoon
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Besshant
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Selection
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All Nations
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Arr. by Chas. Godfrey
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Selection
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Gems of Scotch Melody
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W. Rimmer
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Selection
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Gems of Irish Melody
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W. Rimmer
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Selection
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Gems of Welsh Melody
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W. Rimmer
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Selection
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Memories of the Past
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W. Rimmer
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Selection
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Casket of Gems
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H. Round
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Selection
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Song Echoes
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H. Rimmer
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Selection
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The Soldier's Life
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W. D. Sheriff
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Selection
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A Sailor's Life
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W. S. Cope
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Selection
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Beauties of England
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Newton
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Selection
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Halvey
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H. Round
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Selection
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Maritana
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Wallace
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Selection
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All the Girls
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W. Williams
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Selection
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The Best of All
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W. Williams
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Selection
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Old Memories
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W. Rimmer
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Selection
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Tancredi
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Arr. by E. Swift
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Selection
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Crown of Victory
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100 yards flat race, men over 16
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100 yards flat race, men between 35 & 50
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Tug-of-war. Teams8 men
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Tilting the bucket
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Pillow fight, men over 16
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50 yards flat race, girls under 7
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50 yards flat race, boys under 7
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50 yards skipping race, girls under 12
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Final100 yards flat race, men over 16
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Final100 yards flat race, men between 35 and 50
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50 yards flat race, boys between 7 and 12
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50 yards flat race, girls between 7 and 12
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50 yards pick-a-back race, boys under 16
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Potato race, boys under 12
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75 yards skipping race, girls over 12
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100 yards flat race, girls over 16
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50 yards three-legged race, boys under 16
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75 yards flat race, girls between 12 and 16
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100 yards flat race, boys between 12 & 16
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Skipping competition, girls under 16
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50 yards sack race, boys between 12 & 16
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Pillow fight, boys under 16
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50 yards flat race, women
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50 yards flat race, men over 50
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| All Racing Events will be Handicaps. |
| In the Skipping Competition (Event No. 20) the time limit will be five minutes. |
| Only Subscribers will be allowed to compete in Events No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. |
Entries for Events No. 1, 2, 3 and 19, must be sent in to the Secretary on or
before Saturday, June 17th. |
| The decision of the Committee in all cases to be final. |
Prizes will be awarded immediately after each event on application to the Secretary.
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Handicappers: F. Draper and W. Bates. |
StarterJ. W. Randall.
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JudgesReginald Smith and T. H. Parker.
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SecretaryC. W. Smith, 26, Corporation Terrace. |
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The Dance Programme
will be selected from
the latest and best Dance Music.
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Conductor: MR. J. K. SKINNER
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Soprano Cornet
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Mr. E. Bates
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Solo Cornet
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Mr. W. Harris
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Solo Cornet
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Mr. S. Hulatt
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Solo Cornet
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Mr. W. Coleman
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Repiano Cornet
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Mr. F. Smith
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2nd Cornet
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Mr. D. Winters
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2nd Cornet
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Mr. E. Tandy
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2nd Cornet
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Mr. A. Thornton
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Solo Tenor Horn
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Mr. G. Dickenson
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1st Tenor Horn
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Mr. E. Wilson
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2nd Tenor Horn
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Mr. E. Dickerson
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Solo Trombone
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Mr. C. Gomm
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2nd Trombone
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Mr. G. Hurst
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Bass Trombone
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Mr. D. Hartwell
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1st Baritone
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Mr. S. Barnes
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2nd Baritone
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Mr. W. Dunmore
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Solo Euphonium
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Mr. G. Drage
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2nd Euphonium
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Mr. M. Barnes
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Bass
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Mr. A. Smith
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Bass
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Mr. B. Thornton
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Bass
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Mr. S. Brown
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Bass
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Mr. T. Sharp
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Bass Drum
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Mr. J. Burton
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Side Drum
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Mr. S. Robinson
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Higham Ferrers Nursing Division
(S. John Ambulance Brigade)
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Lady SuperintendentMrs. T. Patenall
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SecretaryMiss Horn
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TreasurerMiss G. Crew
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StorekeeperMiss Patenall
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Mrs. Felce
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Miss I. Mead
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Mrs. Quincey
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Miss F. Newman
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Mrs. Webb
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Miss S. Newman
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Miss A. Bailey
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Miss A. Parker
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Miss M. Banks
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Miss E. Peacock
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Miss E. Bates
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Miss A. Perkins
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Miss D. Groome
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Miss F. Smith
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Miss Dorothy Groome
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Miss E. Webb
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Miss W. Horn
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Miss F. Winter
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Miss F. Linford
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Miss L. Wright
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The above have very kindly consented to be in attendance during the Festivities.
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