Westmill
Mothers' Union
There was a good average attendance at the Mothers' Union Meeting held at the Village Hall on Tuesday of last week.
The principal speaker was Miss May Chittenden, of Broxbourne, a lady who is always welcomed warmly. Her address was much appreciated, and the members endorsed a vote of thanks with hearty applause.
We are pleased to record that the Westmill Branch of the Mothers' Union has such a good membership, 43 now being on the books.
Children's Tea
The children attending the Salvation Army Sunday School, were entertained to tea at the Salvation Army Hall on Monday evening.
Following an excellent tea, games were organised by Captain Green and Lieut. Andrews, and a very happy evening was spent.
Rainfall for the week ending February 23rd, 1927
Feb - Inches
18 - .01
20 - .37
21 - .16
22 - .04
23 - .61
Total for week - 1.19
Adjourned Licensing Meeting
The adjourned annual licensing meeting was held at the Police Court on Friday last, the magistrates present being Sir Charles Heaton-Ellis (in the chair), Mrs Dimsdale and Mr Claud Fraser.
An application for the full transfer of the licence of the "Brown Bear" Public House, Braughing, from Wm. Denton to Mrs Helen Denton was granted, Inspector Herbert stating that the previous licensee had died, and that the police had no objection to the transfer to Mrs Denton.