Miscellaneous
4 Unfurnished rooms to let, in Buntingford, on second floor. Box no. 86, "Gazette" Office, Buntingford.
Wanted in the neighbourhood of Buntingford, Braughing, or Sandon, small cottages with good gardens. Thatched cottages are not objected to; either vacant or occupied. Full particulars to A.B.C., c/o "Buntingford Gazette."
Situations Vacant
Steady, Reliable Man as carman for Buntingford branch. Must be able to drive a Ford van.
Apply by letter, giving full particulars of past experience, age and wages required, to Managing Director, W.B. Moss & Sons, Ltd., Hitchin.
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Women's Institute
Group Conference at Buntingford
A Visit from Headquarters
A most successful meeting took place on Friday last at the Benson Hall, Buntingford, when members from Buckland, Clothall, Hormead, Sandon, Weston and Westmill joined their friends at Buntingford. Representatives from Standon and Pelham Groups were also present.
The chair was taken by Mrs H.H. Williams of Aspenden House, the Group Leader for his district.
In welcoming the members, Mrs Williams said it was a pleasure to see so many present, it showed the interest taken in the various Institutes.
Particular interest was taken in an address on "The responsibility of the individual member," given by the Hon. Miss Farrer from Headquarters.
The speaker urged the necessity for close co-operation between members and between Institutes. Each member had a most important part in the success of the Institute, and if she fulfilled her part the success of the body as a whole would be ensured.
Following her address came a charming little speech from Mrs Martin, of Hunsdon, a V.C.O.
Tea was capitally arranged and served by members of the Buntingford Institute, and later much amusement was caused by a game organised by Miss Farrer.
A vote of thanks to the speaker was proposed by Mrs Vernede, Group Leader for Standon, and seconded by Mrs H.C. Marshall, the local President.
The singing of the National Anthem closed a very pleasant and profitable afternoon, enhanced by delightful sunshine.
Before Miss Farrer left, she said she would always remember Buntingford as being "Such a friendly meeting."
Salvation Army
Convoy Ellis addressed the usual meetings on Saturday and Sunday last, while on Monday there was a concert by the Male Voice Choir.
The meetings were well attended, and the concert on Monday evening was quite a musical event.