Buntingford in Old Newspapers consists of images on Facebook, scanned and uploaded by Alison, whose father collected them during his lifetime. Transcriptions of the text is provided by Katie C.
Cottered
Coals and coke - For prices write E.J. Crane, High Street, Buntingford ('Phone 37).
In aid of the Buntingford Nursing Association, a whist drive and dance will be held in the Hall (kindly lent by H. Goode, Esq.) on Tuesday next (February 16th), at 7pm.
1/6 including refreshments.
Good prizes, competitions, &c.-
Buntingford
MOSS'S New Season's Marmalade reduced to 10 and halfpence. for 2lb. Jar.
COALS and COKE - For prices write - E.J. Crane, High Street, Buntingford. 'Phone 37.
The Annual Sale of Work for Home and Foreign Missions will be held in Layston Parish Room on Thursday, February 11th from 3 to 6. Admission free.
Contributions of any kind will be gratefully received by Mrs Dixon and Mrs Howard. Tea 6d.
Cottered
Coals and coke - For prices write E.J. Crane, High Street, Buntingford ('Phone 37).
Whist Drive and Dance
On Wednesday, January 27th, a whist drive and dance was held in the school. About 60 were present, and all seemed to thoroughly enjoy the whist.
Prizes were won by: Ladies - 1 Mrs Hull, 2 Miss Mean.
Gents - 1 Mr J. Gravestock, 2 Mr Hills.
A prize for the highest score at the interval was won by Mrs Sheppard. Mrs Sanders presented the prizes.
During refreshments, a mat, made chiefly by the Guild children, was raffled and won by Mr J. Gravestock. Dancing began about 10 p.m. and was brought to a close by a waltz at 12.
After defraying expenses, part of the proceeds are to be handed over to the treasurer of the Cottered Cricket Club.
