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THE FORFAR

for year 1939

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FORFARPRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY W. SHEPHERD.

1939

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COPYRIGHT. 37th Year of Issue.

THE

FORFAR DIRECTORY«/(5X AND YEAR BOOK X^

1939 1939

CONTAINING

LIST OF THE HOUSEHOLDERS OF THE BURGH,,

DIRECTORY OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS,LIST OF PUBLIC BOARDS, SOCIETIES,

ETC ETC. ETC.

ALSO,

LIST OF FARMERS AND OTHERS IN THE ADJOINING PARISHES.

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PRINTED & PUBLISHED BY W. SHEPHERD, CASTLE STREET.1939-

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Abel, John R. & Co., ChemistsAdams & Russell, Plasterers .

.

Adamson, A. & Son, Building ContractorsAnderson, Geo. L. , Fruiterer ..

Anderson, James, BakerBain, Alexander, JoinerBakery, Central, TheBalfour, W. & Son, Leather MerchantsBallingaU's, Cycles and MotorsBennie, Ralph, Radio EngineerBillposdng Co. Ltd., General ..

Birnie, William, Fishmonger .

.

Blind Institution, Royal, DundeeBremner Brothers, Radio EngineersBrodlie, G. & Sons, Twine SpinnersBrown, John, Draper ..

Bruce, A. C, Slater ..

Bruce, A. E., Grocer ..

Brace's Cycle DepotBruce, Douglas W., CarrierBruce, G. R., Bootmaker,Caird, Henry W. , ChemistCaledonian Insurance Co.Callander, David, Contractors .

.

Campbell, G. , Fruiterer

Chalmers, Miss L., Confectioner, &cClark, W. B., ShoemakerCoutts, William, jun., ButcherCraik, Robert F., ButcherCumming, C. , Railway Hotel . .

D.P.M. Cafe, DundeeDavidson's GarageDavie, R. M., Furniture DealerDorvvard, John, GrocerDuncan, J. L., DraperDunn, John A., ShoemakerEsson, W. F. S., GrocerEsson & Napier, Men's Outfitters

Eaton & Fyfe, ButchersEdwards, Mrs, ButcherFarquharson, Adam, NewsagentFarquharson, J., JoinerFindlay, R. L. & Co., BuildersFish Supply, DirectForfar & District Laundry Co. Ltd.Forfar DispatchForfar East Port Savings Association Ltd.Forfar Northern Saving Association LtdForfar United Co-operative Society LtdForfar West Town End Association LtdFraser, John & Sons, Motor EngineersFyfe, J. S., Painter ..

General Accident Assurance CorporatioGibson, Skene B., Contractor ..

Greenhill,J.

D., ButcherGuild, David, BootmakerHay, Alex. & Co., JoinersHenderson, A. & Son, PaintersHenderson, T., Osnaburg BarHill, John, Cycle AgentHosie, J., Radio EngineerHunter, Fergus, Baker and ConfectionerIngram, Adam I. & Son, Tilelayers and

Fireplace Experts,

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Kerr, James, & Son, SlatersKydd, George, GardenerLaing, D. M., Photographer ..

Laing, John S. , BooksellerLanglands, D. & Sons, Plumbers, &c.Liddle & Calder, BuildersLow, Alexander, GardenerLow, Wm., & Co. Ltd., GrocersLowson, Albert M., Salutation HotelM'Kay, Alex. & Son, ShoemakersM'Kenzie, J., PainterM'Kinnon, J., TailorM'Laren, James, & Son, Bakers, etc.

McLaren, W., PainterMacfnrlane, M., Pharmacist ..

Mackintosh, James, Engineer ..

Macneill, H. Wright, Fruiterer, &c.Malcolm, Nicoll, BakerMann, J. P., Royal HotelMasonic RoomsMatthew, H., The Craft ShopMaxwell, L. & D., FishmongersMaxwell, Miss A., TobacconistMilne, David S., SlaterMilne, Ernest, JoinerMilne & Stewart, BuildersMilne, Miss M., NewsagentMilne, William W., Plasterer, &c,Mitchell, James B. , BrushmakerMuir, Thos., Son, & Patton Ltd., CoalMerchants

Mungall, A. T., Ltd., Motor EngineersMurdoch, Math., TobacconistNeave, George, HairdresserNevay, John & Son, PlasterersNicoll, E. & D., Joiners,Nicoll, James, GrocerNiven, T. H., TobacconistOrmond, Miss A., Milliner

Paterson, W. , Picture-Frame MakerPatullo, David. HairdresserPavilion, The, Cinema .

Petrie, David B., ButcherPetrie, George, PlumberPhilips, D., Family Grocer, &c.Potter, Norman A., JoinerRegal, The, CinemaReid HallRitchie Brothers, CarriersRoberts, John, Tailor

Roberts, John & Son, KnitwearSpecialists

Roberts, W. & Son, DrapersRobertson, William C, Joiner .

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Robbie & Nicoll, SeedsmenRodger, David, & Son, Painters

Ross, Alex. , Sculptor ..

Saddler, W., Baker ..

Samson, James, JoinerScott, James, OpticianShepherd, Andrew & Sons, Slaters

Shepherd, A. & C, Slaters

Shepherd, W., Stationer and Printer

Simpson, C. , Bookseller,, &c.

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Smart, Allan, PlumberStewart's, Cycle and Radio EngineerStewart, Gordon, Temperance HotelStewart, J. & M., ShoemakersStewart, S., Wool Warehouse .

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Strachan, A. D., Wood and CoalMerchant

Strachan, John, Watchmaker .

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Sturrock & Son, BakersSturrock & Watt, Misses, Outfitters

PageSuttie, Miss A. P., Ladies' Outfitter

Urquhart, Simon & Son, MerchantsWakeford, Thomas, General Grocer, &cWalker, James, Jarman's HotelWatt, Frank, Joiner .

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Watt, Robert, ButcherWhyte, Alex., PlumberWhyte, Alex., Coach PainterWishart, W., Cycle AgentWood, A. S., Butcher

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COLOURED INSERTS.

Campbell & Co., Aerated WaterManufacturers .

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. . facing 52Dalgety, Alex., & Son, Drapers, &c. facing 20Doig, Thomas, Furniture Dealer, &c.

facing 68-69Doig, W. L., Draper, &c. . . facing 37Ednie & Kininmonth, Ironmongers facing TitleIrvine, Charles, & Sons, Seedsmen, facing 92aJarvis Brothers, Drapers facing ContentsJustice, Thomas, & Sons, Ltd., House

Furnishers, Dundee .

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. . facing 92Laird, C. & D., Builders .. .. facing 21

Melvin, B. & M., Grocers, &c. .. facing 68

Milne, W., & Sons, Electrical Engineers, &c,facing 53

Morrison, Wm., Motor Engineer .. facing 84Patterson Brothers, Bakers . . facing 36Rattray, Jas. , Aerated Waters .. facing 69Robertson. Archie, Ltd., Motor Engineers ,, 5Scottish Motor Traction Co. Ltd.,

Dundee .

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facing page 2 of CoverShepherd, James & Son, China Merchants

facing AlmanacShepherd, W. , Stationer Si Printer

facing 85-92d-93Small, Peter, Engineer .

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. . facing 100

ADVERTISEMENTS ON COVER.

Clark, John A., JewellerLarg & Sons (Dundee) Ltd., Musicsellers

Phins Ltd., China Merchants &c.Stewart, D.

,Joiner. &c.

CONTENTS.

Advertisements ...

Allotment Holders' Association

Ambulance BrigadeAngling ClubsAngus, County of

A.R.P.,Badminton ClubBakers' UnionBank Offices

Banns, Proclamation of

Benevolent Society, Forfar & District

Bible Society

Blind, Mission to the

Bowling Clubs ...

Boy ScoutsBritish Legion, TheBuilding Society ...

Burgh FundsBurns ClubCage Bird Society

Charity Mortifications

Choral UnionChurchesChurch Services, &c.

Coal Societies

Community Drama, Scottish

Courts :

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Burgh...

Licensing, BurghPolice...

Sheriff

Valuation AppealCricket ClubCryptic Council ...

Curling Club, Angus ProvinceCurling ClubCustoms and Excise Office

Cycling Club, AngusDairymen's Association

Dance Society, Country ...

Dramatic Society

Draughts ClubEastern Star, Order of

Education Committee, AngusEducational Trust, AngusFactory Workers' Union ...

Factory Workers' Union App. Socie

Farmers in District

Football ClubsForesters, Ancient Order of

Forestry Society ...

Girl GuidesGolf ClubsHairdressers' AssociationHalls ...

HolidaysHorticultural Society

Householders, List of

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PageInfirmaryInstrumental BandInsurance Committee, CountyInsurance CouponJustices of the Peace (Forfar)Labour ExchangeLetter Boxes ... ... ,... 92Library, Public ... ... ... 82Licensed Trade Defence Association 91Literary Institute

Magistrates and Town Council ... 79Masonic Lodges...Motor Taxation DepartmentMuseum, ForfarNursing AssociationOperatic SocietyPainters' Society ... ... 91Panel Committee for County of Forfar 86Pigeon Club, Racing ... ... 91Pipe Band ... ... ... 83Plate Glass Insurance Association 85Post Office Arrangements ... 92P.C.A., Society for ... ... 85P.C.C., Society for ... ... 85Public Assistance Committee ... 83kailwaymen's Union ... ... 91Reading Room ... ... ... 82Registrar's Office

Rifle ClubRugby Football ClubRural Community Council .. 85Rural Workers' Society ... ... 91Saving Associations .. ... 87Savings Bank .. ... ... 82School Management Committee, Forfar 81School do. Glamis-Rescobie 81

Schools in Forfar ... ... 82Shepherds, Loyal Ancient ... 88Shopkeepers' Association ... 90Swimming Club ... ... 90Teachers, Principal, in Forfar Schools 82Telephone Kiosks, ... ... 92Tenters' Association ... ... 91Territorials ... ... ... 83Town Council Committees ... 79-80Town's Officials ... ... 79Town's Representatives ... ... 80Tract Society ... ... ... 85Trades Council ... ... ... 91Trades and Professions ... ...93-100

Transport Workers' Union ... 91Typographical Society ... ... 91Unionist Organisation, Forfarshire 86Valuation, 1938-39 ... ... 79Wood Workers' Society ... ... 91Women Citizens' Association ... 86Yearly Societies ... ... ... 87Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. ... 85

Almanac for 1939 (16 pp.) inserted between pages 100 and 117.

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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.

Abel, John R., " Hillcrest," Brechin RoadAberdein, Mrs Anne, restaurant keeper, 3 SparrowcroftAdam, Alexander, 79 West High Street

Adam, David, lorry driver, Hillpark, Hillside RoadAdam, Elizabeth, 16 WellbraeheadAdam, Isabella, nurse, 17 WellbraeheadAdam, James, factory worker, 21 New RoadAdam, Mary, 23 WellbraeheadAdam, Misses, 14 New RoadAdam, Mrs Mary, 28 Glamis RoadAdam, Mrs Mary, 1 Roberts Street

Adam, Thomas, 5 Dundee LoanAdam, William, gardener, 8 Charles Street

Adams, George, bank accountant, " St. Arnolds," Robertson Ter.

Adams, Mrs Elizabeth, 35 North Street

Adams, William D. W., plasterer, 35 EasterbankAdamson, Alexander, builder, 4 Jamieson Street

Adamson, George, builder, " Acharn " Rosebank RoadAdamson, Harold, stationer, 10 Don Street

Adamson, John, caretaker, Town House, CrossAdamson, John B., stationer, 109b Castle Street

Adamson, Mowat, railway clerk, 16 Montrose RoadAdamson, Mrs Elsie, 29 Lilybank CrescentAdamson, Robert K., confectioner, 3 West High StreetAddison, David, 2 Academy Street

Addison, James, joiner, 3 Albert StreetAirey, Mrs Agnes, 107 Graham CrescentAirth, Mrs Elizabeth, 16 WellbraeheadAirth, Mrs Jessie, 18 EasterbankAitkenhead, Agnes, 169 East High StreetAitkenhead, S., factory worker, Queen's Well Lane, 123 Castle St.

Alexander, Alexander, 77 West High Street

Alexander, Alfred, butcher, 14 St. James' TerraceAlexander, Isabella, 33 South StreetAlexander, James, railway guard, 22 Don Street

Alexander, Jean, 3 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadAlexander, John, factory worker, 77 Glamis RoadAlexander, Mary Jane, 76 East High Street

Alexander, Mrs Elizabeth, 10 King's RoadAlexander, Mrs Isabella, 3 Albert Street

Alexander, Mrs Isabella, 4 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadAlexander, Robert L., factory worker, 18 Nursery StreetAllan, Alexander, 122 Dundee Loan

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Allan, Elizabeth, 9 North Street

Allan, James, jun., aerated water manuftr., 10 Lilybank CrescentAllan, James, labourer, 59 Queen Street

Allan, John, 83 Lilybank CrescentAllan, Ronald, 16 Green Street

Allan, William, aerated water manufacturer, 5 VennelAllan, William, sen., 6 WellbraeheadAllardice, Andrew, factory worker, 109 Queen Street

Allardice, Esther, 137J East High Street

Allardice, Frank, 72 Lilybank CrescentAllardice, George, blacksmith, " Southbank House," South Street

Allardice, George, 9 Glamis RoadAllardice, George, mill worker, 59 EasterbankAllardice, James T., rector, 2 VennelAllardice, John, baker, " Brynhelig," Lochside RoadAllardice, Mrs Jane, 21 Nursery Street

Allardice, Norman, tenter, 76 Dundee LoanAllardice, William, tailor, 34 Dundee RoadAllardyce, Mrs Margaret, 2 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadAllison, David, fruit farmer, Hillside RoadAnderson, Alexander, millwright, 15 Graham CrescentAnderson, Alexander, postman, 80 Lilybank CrescentAnderson, Alexander, labourer, 5 NewmorithillAnderson, Alexander T., dentist, 71 East High Street

Anderson, David, factory worker, 5 Roberts Street NorthAnderson, David, factory worker, 14 William Street

Anderson, George L., 16 Little CausewayAnderson, James, fireman, 99b East High Street

Anderson, James, 24 North Street

Anderson, James, 99b East High Street

Anderson, James M., 18 Manor Street

Anderson, John, factory worker, 20 Market Place

Anderson, Mary Ann, 32 Manor Street

Anderson, Misses, 11 North Street

Anderson, Mrs Annie, baker, 98 West High Street

Anderson, Mrs Annie, 44 North Street

Anderson, Mrs Barbara, 6 Broadcroft (east)

Anderson, Mrs Dorothy, 82 Dundee RoadAnderson, Mrs Isabella, 27 Prior RoadAnderson, Mrs Isabella, 26 Glamis RoadAnderson, Mrs Jessie, 4 Victoria Street

Anderson, Peter, retired, " Hawthorn Cottage," Brechin RoadAnderson, Peter, factory worker, Queen's Well Lane, 123 Castle St.

Anderson, Robert, factory overseer, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Anderson, Robert H., county clerk, " Ferryton," Hillside RoadAnderson, William, manager, "Ardmohr," South Street

Anderson, William, mechanic, 41-43 South Street

Anderson, William, 1 14 Dimdee Loan

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Andrew, Elizabeth, 4 St. James' TerraceAndrew, Misses, 46 Glamis RoadArcher, Edward, 3 Strathmore Villas, Dundee RoadArcher, Mrs Jane Ann, 50 North Street

Armstrong, Susan, bus conductress, 49 West High Street

Arnot, C. M., nurseryman, "Melbourne Cottage," Rosebank RoadArnot, Jessie A., "Acharn," Rosebank RoadArnot, Mrs Jessie B., " Melbourne Cottage," Rosebank RoadArnot, Norman D. W., ironmonger, 3 Helen Street

Arthur, Mrs Annie, 6 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadBain, Mrs Isabella, 34 Manor Street

Balfour, Alex., leather merchant, " St. Mary's," Brechin RoadBalfour, Alexander, millworker, 4 Windyedge TerraceBalfour, Charles, Hillockhead, East High Street

Balfour, Charles, farm worker, 17 Arbroath RoadBalfour, David, 52 Yeaman Street

Balfour, George, 53 Graham CrescentBalfour, Helen, 9 Watt Street

Balfour, James, railway fireman, 30 John Street

Balfour, James, factory worker, 143 East High StreetBalfour, John, labourer, 9 Watt Street

Balfour, Mrs Davina, 16 Prior RoadBalfour, Mrs Mary, 94 Dundee LoanBalfour, Robert, 14 Peffers PlaceBalfour, Robert S., printer, " Burbank," Taylor StreetBalfour, Stewart, factory worker, 5 Watt StreetBalfour, William, surfaceman, 5 Archie's ParkBalfour, William, labourer, 11 Archie's ParkBalfour, William, baker, 4 Graham CrescentBalfour, William B., factory worker, 11 Eastern SunnysideBalharry, David, joiner, 30 Dundee RoadBallantine, Robert, fireman, 45 Roberts StreetBallingall, Margaret, "Alva House," East High StreetBarclay, Arthur W., painter, 90a Castle StreetBarclay, Stephen, cablejointer, 12 Arbroath RoadBarnet, David, retired, 2 Cargill Terrace, Brechin RoadBarrie, Robert, mason, 27 EasterbankBarron, Alexander, signalman, "Adecea," 30 Montrose RoadBarry, Thomas Goodall, " Craigmount," Dundee RoadBatchelor, Charles, 42 Prior RoadBatchelor, John, 186 East High StreetBaxter, Mrs Elizabeth, 186 East High StreetBeattie, John, labourer, 15 Charles StreetBeattie", Robert, mechanic, 12 Charles StreetBeattie, William, police constable, 14 Roberts Street NorthBeedie, Robert, lamplighter, Craig of Loch RoadBegg, Alexander, ganger, 50 Graham CrescentBegg, William, labourer, 97 Lilybank Crescent

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Bell, George, ticket collector, Gordon House, ZoarBell, James, plasterer, " Hillpark," Hillside RoadBell, Rev. David M., The Manse, Lour RoadBell, William, manager, 9 Dundee LoanBell, William D., 66 Dundee RoadBennet, Andrew, 22 Nursery Street

Bennet, Jane, 45| Queen Street

Bennet, John, 14a North Street

Bennet, Jessie, 123e Castle Street

Bennet, Mrs Jane, 15 St. James' TerraceBennie, Mrs Frances, " Myrtle Cottage," Brechin RoadBenson, Joseph, labourer, 45 Nursery Street

Bernard, William D., music teacher, " Strathyre," Lour RoadBertie, David, " Branderhaugh," Prior RoadBertie, Violet, 6 Green Street

Bertram, William A., weights inspector, " Restalrig," South Street

Bett, John, railway guard, 79 Lilybank Crescent

Bett, Mrs Bella, 5 Katherine Street, ZoarBinny, Alexander S., cattle dealer, 23 New RoadBinny, David, 26 Prior RoadBinny, David D., cattle dealer, " Roseneath," Lochside RoadBirnie, William, fishmonger, 10 East High Street

Birse, Albert, labourer, 1 William Street

Birse, Alfred Stewart, postman, 21 Eastern SunnysideBirse, Mrs Jessie, 6 Victoria Street

Birse, William, roadman, 51 Dundee LoanBissett, David, joint bank agent, " Cruachan," Lour RoadBlack, Adam, labourer, 60 North Street

Black, Agnes, factory worker, 35 Nursery Street

Black, Allan, factory worker, 30 South Street

Black, Bella, 19 Green Street

Black, David, mechanic, 56 Lilybank Crescent

Black, David, 43 Victoria Street

Black, Ernest, carter, 2 Bell Place

Black, Frank, lorry driver, 1 Peffers PlaceBlack, George, dairyman, 6 Dundee LoanBlack, James, factor, 38-40 North Street

Black, James, horse dealer, 23 North Street

Black, James, shoemaker, " Ameroch," South Street

Black, James, jun., 3 Peffers PlaceBlack, Joan, factory worker, 28 Yeaman Street

Black, Mary, teacher, 108 Castle Street

Black, Mrs Arabella, 7 NewmonthillBlack, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Windyedge Terrace

Black, Mrs Mary Ann, 4 Peffers Place

Black, Robert L., fireman, 36 South Street

Black, William, mechanic, 30 EasterbankBlacklaws, Mrs Mary Ann, 3 North Street

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Blackwood, John F., 1 Brechin Road, ZoarBlair, David, 52 South Street

Blair, James, factory worker, Chapel park, Academy Street

Blair, James, mill worker, 35 South Street

Blair, John, printer, 5 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street

Blair, Mrs Jane, 42 Prior RoadBlair, Skene, storekeeper, 64 East High Street

Blair, Walter, motor driver, 76 Castle Street

Blues, Alexander, tailor, 18 NewmonthillBlyth, Charles, painter, 3 West High Street

Blyth, George, 69 West High Street

Boath, Alexander Wood, tenter, 17 Arbroath RoadBoath, Andrew, mason, 6 Headingstone PlaceBoath, Ann, factory worker, 8 Lour RoadBoath, Charles, clerk, Hillpark, Hillside RoadBoath, David, factory worker, 1 Montrose RoadBoath, David, 10 Yeaman Street

Boath, Ernest, 12 Yeaman Street

Boath, Frank, factory worker, 30 South Street

Boath, John, butcher, 41 Roberts StreetBoath, Mary, 6 Dundee RoadBoath, Mary Ann, 59 West High Street

Boath, Mrs Helen, 17 North Street

Boath, Mrs Margaret, 85 East High StreetBoath, Robert, factory worker, 22 Prior RoadBoath, William, tenter, 18 South StreetBoni, Antonio, 96 West High StreetBonnar, Mary, 101 East High StreetBowen, David, joiner, 26J West High StreetBowick, Alexander Laing, "Margaret Cottage," Prior RoadBowman, Adam, traveller, 4 North StreetBowman, Harry, painter, 63 West High StreetBowman, Isabella, factory worker, 122 Dundee LoanBowman, John, commercial traveller, 3 Cargill Ter., Brechin Rd.Bowman, John, factory worker, 161 East High StreetBowman, Mrs Agnes, 10 Nursery StreetBowman, Mrs Annie, 15 NewmonthillBowman, Robert Boath, spirit merchant, " Kildonan," Roberts St.

Boyle, David, navyman, 3 Arbroath RoadBoyle, Isabella, 3 Bell PlaceBoyle, James Wood, chemist, 27 Little CausewayBoyle, Joan, factory worker, 5 Bell PlaceBoyle, Mary Ann, 44 Dundee LoanBoyle, Mrs Stewart, " Bellevue," Lininghills LaneBoyle, Robert, 8 Bell PlaceBradford, Thomas, Slatefield, Dundee RoadBraid, Charles, 1 Albert StreetBraid, David, 4 Dundee Road

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Braid, Hector, factory worker, 91a West High Street

Braid, Joseph, labourer, 12 Stark's Close, West High Street

Braid, Lavina, 6 Stark's Close, West High Street

Brand, Jessie, 18 Rosebank RoadBrebner, James W., 7 Little CausewayBrechin, Alexander, transport driver, 20 EasterbankBrechin, Charles, factory worker, 46 Brechin Road, ZoarBrechin, John, 32 Canmore Street

Bremner, David, electrician, 53 Lilybank CrescentBremner, James, electrician, 42 Lilybank CrescentBremner, James, " Ivybank," South Street

Brewster, Robert, labourer, 74 Graham CrescentBrodlie, James F., twinemaker, 9 SparrowcroftBrodlie, William S., twinemaker, 3 Chapel Street

Brown, Agnes R., " Millbank," Victoria Street

Brown, Alexander, grocer, 64 East High Street

Brown, Alexina, 8 William Street

Brown, Andrew, coach painter, 9 Roberts Street

Brown, Benjamin, factory worker, 40 Prior RoadBrown, Charles, Lilybank Toll

Brown, David, postman, 36 West High Street

Brown, George, clerk, 50 North Street

Brown, George, labourer, 129 J East High Street

Brown, George, chimney sweep, 22 Don Street

Brown, George W., chemist, St. John's Cottages, Fyfe Street

Brown, James, gas stoker, 40 Lour RoadBrown, James, railway brakesman, 15 Canmore Street

Brown, Jane, factory worker, 93a West High Street

Brown, Jane, 113 Castle Street

Brown, Jessie, 1 Bell PlaceBrown, John, 9 WellbraeheadBrown, John, draper, 140a East High Street

Brown, John Cook, bus driver, 32 North Street

Brown, Mrs Anglina, 32 Prior RoadBrown, Mrs Bella, 16 Nursery Street

Brown, Mrs Christina, Ashton Cottage, Fyfe Street

Brown, Mrs Etta, 11 Arbroath RoadBrown, Mrs Margaret, 102 Dundee LoanBrown, Mrs Mary, 8 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadBrown, Ogilvie, shoemaker, 35 Lilybank Crescent

Brown, Robert, slater, 40 Prior RoadBrown, William, dyker, 26 Glamis RoadBrown, William, 1 Bell PlaceBrown, William, sawyer, 12 North Street

Brown, William, factory worker, 44 John Street

Brown, William, "Ashton Cottage," Fyfe Street

Brown, William, joiner, 46 South Street

Brown, William, 100 Dundee Loan

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Brown, William, 14 Arbroath RoadBrown, William, agent, Millbank, Victoria Street

Brown, William, Fountain Cottage, 71 Queen Street

Bruce, Adam, labourer, 5 Helen Street

Bruce, Alexander, slater, 11 Headingstone Place

Bruce, Alexander C, slater, 52 Prior RoadBruce, Andrew, grocer, 3 West High Street

Bruce, David, 11 Osnaburg Street

Bruce, David, factory worker, 37 John Street

Bruce, David, plumber, 2 Muirbank, 24 Brechin RoadBruce, Douglas W., carrier, 23 Castle Street

Bruce, George, mill worker, 15 EasterbankBruce, George R., boot maker, "St. John's Cottages," Fyfe Street

Bruce, Harry, cycle agent, 116 East High Street

Bruce, Henry, fireman, 12 Charles Street

Bruce, James, general dealer, 110 Castle Street

Bruce, James, 2 Peffers PlaceBruce, James, postman, 64 Lilybank CrescentBruce, James, 106c Castle StreetBruce, Jessie, 6 Osnab\xrg Street

Bruce, John, labourer, 35 Nursery Street

Bruce, John, factory worker, 69 Glamis RoadBruce, Mrs Ann, 31 Canmore Street

Bruce, Mrs Helen, 83 Graham CrescentBruce, Mrs Isabella, 18 Little CausewayBruce, Mrs Mary, cycle agent, 51 South StreetBruce, Norman, grocer, 23 EasterbankBruce, Robert, 129 Castle Street

Bruce, Robert, 49 North StreetBruce, William, ironmonger, Kirkton, Academy StreetBruce, William, factory worker, 36 Graham CrescentBryan, Fred, sen., 20J Nursery StreetBryan, Fred, jun., 20 Nursery StreetBuchan, Marshall, petrol salesman, 8 King's RoadBuchan, Mrs Catherine, " Nilebank," Rosebank RoadBuchan, Mrs Elspeth, 13 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street

Buchan, Walter, mill worker, 78 Lilybank CrescentBullman, Rev. William, 59 Lilybank CrescentBurgess, George C, m.d., " Rosehill," St. James' RoadBurness, George, roadman, 48 Glamis RoadBurness, George, Kirkton, Academy StreetBurnett, Alexander, policeman, 11 Lilybank CrescentBurnett, Andrew, 16 Market PlaceBurnett, Catherine F., 4 Morley Place, Gordon Street

Burns, David, 89 West High StreetBurns, Emily L., music teacher, 68 Castle StreetBurns, Mrs Isabella, 33 South StreetBurns, Jessie, 7 Montrose Road

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Burns, John, 12 Glamis RoadBurns, Robert, 22 Canmore Street

Butchart, Mrs Mary Ann, 36 Dundee LoanButchart, Robert, dairyman, 129 Dundee RoadButchart, William, baker, 14 Montrose RoadByars, Andrew, 39 St. James' RoadByars, David, 9 New RoadByars, Jane, " Annfield Cottage," West High Street

Byars, John, solicitor, 3 Morley PlaceByars, Mrs Agnes, 10 Canmore Street

Byars, Richard, clerk, 5 Watt Street

Byars, Robert O., coachpainter, 39 St. James' RoadByars, William, blacksmith, 93b West High Street

Byres, Alfred, scavenger, 61 Dundee LoanByres, Mrs Annie, 2 Helen Street

Byres, William, 186 East High Street

Byres, William, baker, 78 West High Street

Cable, David, commission agent, 58 Castle Street

Cable, Dr James Ewen, 53 East High Street

Cable, George, motor taxation officer, 'Adecea," 17 Taylor Street

Cable, George, 15 Muir Street, ZoarCable, James, insurance agent, 65 Lilybank Crescent

Cable, John, draper, 12 Katherine Street, ZoarCable, John R., agent, South Street

Cable, Misses, 39 Prior RoadCable, Mrs, 20 North Street

Cable, Mrs Isabella, 4 Market Place

Cable, Mrs Susan A., " Chapelbank," East High Street

Cable, William W., moulder, 62 EasterbankCadogan, Daniel, HillockheadCaird.. Andrew B., caretaker, 39 Albert Street

Caird, Henry W., chemist, " Balone," Brechin RoadCaird, Jane Kyd, factory worker, 11 Glamis RoadCalder, Helen, typist, 35 Prior RoadCalder, Isabella, 57 North Street

Calder, Jessie P. S., 116 Dundee LoanCalder, Mrs Mary Ann, 13 William Street

Calder, Richard, 64 East High Street

Callander, Alexander, contractor, Cunmont, Roberts Street

Callander, Alexander M., motor driver, 82 Lilybank Crescent

Callander, David, contractor, " Braedownie," Montrose RoadCallander, David, grain merchant, " Wairoa," Robertson Terrace

Callander, David, jun., '' Viewmount," 35 St. James' RoadCallander, George, 4 Dundee LoanCallander, John, 4 Stark's Close, West High Street

Callander, Mrs Helen, 24 Yeaman Street

Callander, Mrs Mary, 51 Prior RoadCallander, William Findlay, contractor, 56 North Street

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Cameron, Archibald, factory worker, 37 Glamis RoadCameron, James, railway surfaceman, 80 North Street

Cameron, James, 26J West High Street

Cameron, John B., bank agent, Commercial Bank, East High St.

Cameron, Kenneth, labourer, 8 St. James' RoadCameron, Martha, 33J West High Street

Cameron, Mrs Elizabeth, " Fernbank," Lour RoadCameron, Thomas, hairdresser, 106a Castle Street

Cameron, William, 132 Dundee LoanCampbell, Davina, dressmaker, 4 Castle Street

Campbell, Henry, motorman, "Hillpark," Hillside RoadCampbell, James, lorry driver, 3 Windyedge TerraceCampbell, James, 23 Dundee LoanCampbell, Joan, factory worker, 40 Prior RoadCampbell, Mrs Annie F., 24 Manor Street

Campbell, Mrs Jane, 1 Albert StreetCampbell, Mrs Mary, 12 Windyedge TerraceCampbell, William, spirit merchant, 79| East High Street

Campbell, William, chauffeur, 34 Lilybank CrescentCant, Alexander, vanman, 39 Nursery StreetCant, John, carter, 50 Brechin Road, ZoarCarcary, Alexander, telephone linesman, 65 Graham CrescentCarcary, Alexander, 48 Dundee RoadCarcary, Andrew, 7 St. James' TerraceCarcary, David, ploughman, 16 Charles StreetCarcary, James, factory worker, 42 Prior RoadCarcary, John, 23 Castle StreetCarcary, Logan, 6 Glamis RoadCarcary, Mrs Mabel, factory worker, 27 John StreetCarcary, Mrs Mary A., factory worker, 5 St. James' RoadCarcary, Stewart G., factory worker, 16 Charles StreetCargill, Alexander T., postman, 93 Lilybank CrescentCargill, Maggie Ann, 37 John StreetCarnegie, David, labourer, 42 Graham CrescentCarnegie, Jessie, 22 Yeaman StreetCarnegie, Henry, 18 Glamis RoadCarnegy, D. J., jun., county assessor, "Mylnehall," Dundee LoanCarrie, Andrew, 25 Nursery StreetCarrie, Elizabeth, factory worker, 25 Nursery StreetCarrie, Misses, 3 Muirbank, Brechin RoadCarrie, Mrs Dorothy, 19 South StreetCarrie, Mrs Elizabeth, 15 Eastern SunnysideCarrie, Mrs Jessie, 28 Graham CrescentCarrol, James, factory worker, 49b Dundee LoanCarver, Harry C, bank agent, " Roselea," Taylor StreetCatanich, Jean, 52 Brechin Road. ZoarChalmers, Charles, fireman, 6 Windyedge TerraceChalmers, Charles, labourer, 12 Watt Street

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Chalmers, David, 82 North Street

Chalmers, D. M., confectioner, " Mansfield Cottage," St. James' RdChalmers, Georgina, 25 Glamis RoadChalmers, William, draper, 156J East High Street

Chaplin, Misses, " Bloomfield," Lour RoadChapman, David, vanman, 17 Manor Street

Chapman, J., jun., confectioner, "Windsor Cottage," Dundee LoanChapman, Mrs James, " Stanmore," Hillside RoadCheyne, Daniel, 7 North Street

Christie, Alexander, fireman, 42 EasterbankChristie, Andrew, jun., Bankhead, Lochside RoadChristie, David C, chief constable, " Lyndhurst," Taylor Street

Christie, John, 22 Dundee RoadChristie, Margaret, 40 Gladstone Terrace, Dundee LoanChristie, Mrs Elizabeth, 188 East High Street

Christie, Mrs Margaret, 70 North Street

Christie, Mrs, 14 Don Street

Christie, Robert, lorryman, 45J Queen Street

Christie, Robert, brakesman, 34 Market Street

Christie, William, 20 Nursery Street

Christison, David, factory worker, 29 Strang Street

Clark, Alexander, factory worker, 51 \ West High Street

Clark, Alexander, 1 SparrowcroftClark, Andrew, 6 Arbroath RoadClark, Annie, 9 Headingstone Place

Clark, Cathcart, bus driver, 13 WellbraeheadClark, Charles, hairdresser, " Westby House," 66 West High Street

Clark, David, factory worker, Albion Place, East High Street

Clark, David, dairy keeper, 152 East High Street

Clark, David, mason, 2 Dundee RoadClark, Elizabeth, 26£ West High Street

Clark, George, organiser, 120 East High Street

Clark, James, potato dresser, 44 EasterbankClark, James, labourer. 46 EasterbankClark, James, procurator-fiscal, " Clivemont," Bankhead RoadClark, James Doig, postman, 137^ East High Street

Clark, John, printer, " Glen Ard," Yeaman Street

Clark, John, 53 Dunde ; LoanClark, John A., jeweller, 30 North Street

Clark, Maggie, 13 Charles Street

Clark, Misses, 38 East High Street

Clark, Mrs Agnes, 85 Lilybank Crescent

Clark, Mrs Betsy, 182 East High Street

Clark, Mrs Betsy, 4 Nursery Street

Clark, Mrs Eliza, "Maybank," 94 Dundee RoadClark, Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Chapel Street

Clark, Mrs Helen, 3 Prior RoadClark, Mrs Isabella, 13 Albert Street

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Clark, Mrs Jane, 157 East High Street

Clark, Mrs Mary, 35 Glamis RoadClark, Robert, farm servant, 102 Castle Street

Clark, Robert, factory worker, 6 Arbroath RoadClark, Sarah, " Gordon House," Katherine Street, ZoarClark, William, carter, 33 Graham CrescentClark, William, factory worker, 14 Manor Street

Clark, William, vanman, 34 John Street

Clark, William, 15 WellbraeheadClark, William, 33 Lour RoadClark, William, clerk, 20 Dundee LoanClark, William B., bootmaker, 84 East High Street

Clark, Robert, '• Benholm," Glamis RoadClarke, Rose, 26 Nursery StreetClement, David, postman, 1 Green Street

Clyne, Donald, 41 Dundee LoanCoghill, Barbara, 42 John Street

Coleman, Mrs Margaret, 124 Dundee LoanCollie, James, farm servant, 132 Dundee LoanCollie, Mrs Bridget, 70 Dundee RoadCollins, Charles W., 15 Manor StreetConacher, P. A., "Newtonbank," Rosebank RoadConnell, William, retired booking clerk, 68 North StreetConning, Mrs Jessie. 63 West High StreetCook, Albert, 12 Charles StreetCook, Alexander, Muir Street, ZoarCook, Charles, carter, 42 South StreetCook, Charles, jun., tailor, 63 Dundee LoanCook, Edward, carter, 2 Nursery StreetCook, Frank, factory worker, 1 John StreetCook, Fred, carter, 13 WellbraeheadCook, George, 6 Nursery StreetCook, Isabella, 17 Market PlaceCook, James, carter, 22 Arbroath RoadCook, James, factory worker, 16 Dundee RoadCook, James, grocer, 34 Graham CrescentCook, James, 7 Bell PlaceCook, John, carter, 69 Queen StreetCook, Joseph, contractor, 10 East High StreetCook, Misses, 9 NewmonthillCook, Mrs Mary Ann, 160\ East High StreetCook, William, 38 Market StreetCook, William, 16 NewmonthillCook, William, carter, 77 Graham CrescentCook, William T., postman, 14 Dundee LoanCooper, Elizabeth, 11 NewmonthillCooper, Mrs Jessie, " Willowbank," 11 Brechin RoadCopland, Rev. Alex., The Parsonage, Lour Road

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Corbett, Joseph, railway worker, 5 Market PlaceCormie, George, labourer, 4 Broadcroft (west)

Cormie, Thomas, railway fireman, 45 Graham CrescentCormie, William, mill worker, 65 North Street

Coupar, Mrs Annie S., 13 WellbraeheadCoupar, Robert, mason, 39 North Street

Couttie, Alexander, labourer, 93 Graham CrescentCoutts, Charles E. S., butcher, "Bell-Vue," VermelCoutts, David, tenter, 136 East High Street

Coutts, Frank, joiner, 62 Dundee RoadCoutts, Fred. A., butcher, 85 Castle Street

Coutts, Frederick T., butcher, " Marlee," Robertson TerraceCoutts, James, labourer, 17 Graham CrescentCoutts, James, calender worker, 67 Graham CrescentCoutts, John, tenter, 10 Arbroath RoadCoutts, Lewis B., factory manager, 7 Helen Street

Coutts, Mary, 16 Green Street

Coutts, Mrs Sarah, " Kenilworth," Brechin RoadCoutts, William, caretaker, 62 Graham CrescentCoutts, William, jun., butcher, " Rosemount," New RoadCoutts, William F. T., butcher, " Aldersyde," Taylor Street

Cowie, David, mason, 42 Prior RoadCowie, Ernest, factory worker, 105 Queen Street

Cowie, Mrs Euphemia, 155a East High Street

Cowie, Mrs Jessie, 36a Castle Street

Cownie, Alexander, 30 Nursery Street

Cownie, Allan, 13 WellbraeheadCownie, David, 86 West High Street

Cownie, Graham, railway fireman, 29 EasterbankCownie, Mrs Margaret, 186 East High Street

Crabb, Charles, mechanic, 67 Glamis RoadCrabb, David, joiner, 14 Nursery Street

Crabb, George, Newford ParkCraib, James, carter, 186 East High Street

Craib, Leslie, carter, 40 South Street

Craig, Douglas, 1 Osnaburg Street

Craig, George A., solicitor, " The Sheiling," Taylor Street

Craig, James, 12 Glamis RoadCraig; Misses, 12 Montrose RoadCraig, William, railwayman, 36 Lilybank Crescent

Craik, David M., 27 St. James' RoadCraik, Frank, 2 Brechin Road, ZoarCraik, Frank, mill worker, 34 Prior RoadCraik, Frank B., town chamberlain, Robertson Terrace

Craik, Helen, 35 John Street

Craik, James, milk salesman, Lilybank FarmCraik, Janet F., 27 St. James' RoadCraik, John F., 5 Broadcroft (west)


Craik, Mrs Agnes, 25 Montrose RoadCraik, Mrs Jane, 34 Lour RoadCraik, Mrs Margaret A., " Manorlea," Manor Street

Craik, Robert F., butcher, Newford ParkCraik, Stella M., " Blytheswood Cottage," Rosebank RoadCramond, Charles S., clerk, 23 Castle Street

Cramond, George, " Eskdale," Brechin RoadCramond, James, merchant, Manor House, Castle Street

Crichton, Jane D., " Carseview," Brechin RoadCrighton, Charles, storeman, 112 East High StreetCrighton, David, factory worker. 29 South Street

Crighton, Donald McL., Dundee RoadCrighton, Mrs Margaret, 16 Arbroath RoadCrighton, William D., carter, 5 Glamis RoadCroal, David, factory manager, 31 Manor Street

Crofts, Alexander, 56J East High Street

Crofts, Alexander, yarn dresser, 3 Graham CrescentCrofts, Catherine, 14 William Street

Croll, David M. L., clerk, 23 East High Street

Croll, James, Lordburn Lodge, Arbroath RoadCrow, Francis, 1 Muirbank, Brechin RoadCrow, Joan F., milliner, 36 Yeaman Street

Crowe, John D., 64 East High Street

Cruickshank, George, railway fireman, 16 King's RoadCruickshank, Henry S., shoemaker, 8 Don Street

Cruickshank. Mrs Helen, 40 Brechin Road, ZoarCruickshank, Mrs Mary, 3 Watt StreetCruickshank, William, shoemaker, 7a Yeaman StreetCruickshanks, James, Hillockhead, East High StreetCumming, Anne Tower, "Kerrow," Hillside RoadCumming, Charles, hotel keeper, 48 Market StreetCumming, George B., civil servant, 32 West High StreetCumming, Robert, chauffeur, 17 Roberts StreetCunningham, William, gardener, 16 Green StreetCura, Mrs Gertrude, 65 West High StreetCuthbert, Jane, 45 Victoria StreetCuthbert, Jessie, " Lunan Cottage," Well RoadCuthill, James, 17 Charles StreetCuthill, Lant, labourer, 5 Albert StreetCuthill, Mrs Georgina, 1 Albert StreetCuthill, Mrs Janet, 4 West High StreetCuthill, William, 27 St. James' RoadDakers, David Watterson, 51 North StreetDakers, Mrs Annie, 3 Market PlaceDakers, William, 37 North StreetDalgety, Alexander, tenter, 17 Albert StreetDalgety, Alexander, factory worker, 3 Arbroath RoadDalgety, Alexander C, draper, " Aviemore," Lochside Road

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Dalgety, Alexander M., draper, Kirkton, Academy StreetDalgety, Bella, 22 Don Street

Dalgety, James, 17 Manor Street

Dalgety, Mrs Alex., 55 East High Street

Dalgety, Mrs Elizabeth, 13 North Street ',

Dalgety, Mrs Georgina, 21 Roberts Street

Dalgety, Robert S., blacksmith, 20 North Street

Dalgleish, Hugh, clerk, " Ardmuir," Brechin RoadDalgleish, Mrs Jane, 21 Manor Street

Dall, George, moulder, 94 North Street

Dall, Henry, joiner, " Emerald Cottage," Montrose RoadDall, James, 3 Roberts Street

Dall, John R., 94 North Street

Dall, William, woodcutter, 18 Market Place

David, Peter, keeper of model lodging house, 8 Couttie's WyndDavidson, Charles, tailor, 88 West High Street

Davidson, Charles, 23 Castle Street

Davidson, George, 42 Prior RoadDavidson, John, assist, insurance manager, 47 EasterbankDavidson, Lilian, 16 Arbroath RoadDavidson, Mrs Elizabeth, 10 New RoadDavidson, Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street

Davidson, James, 121 Lilybank Crescent

Davidson, Robert, motor engineer, 7 Arbroath RoadDavidson, Sarah, factory worker, 9 Market Place

Davidson, Thomas, 132 East High Street

Davidson, William, 182 East High Street

Davies, William M., chauffeur, 57 Graham CrescentDawson, Myrtle, teacher, 5 Sparrowcroft

Dear, Andrew S., 112 Dundee RoadDear, John B., 14 Watt Street

Dear, Mrs Elizabeth, 3 Charles Street

Dear, Mrs Jane, 52 Brechin Road, ZoarDear, Mrs Jane, 10 Charles Street

Dear, Mrs Margaret, 56 South Street

Dear, Mrs Mary, 114 East High Street

Dear, Norman, 8 Charles Street

Dear, Robert A., 3 Charles Street

Dear, William, factory foreman, 1 Muirbank, Brechin RoadDear, William, carter, 8 Archie's ParkDear, William, grocer, 44 Lilybank Crescent

Dewar, Lily, 49 West High Street

Dewar, William, spirit merchant, 103 West High Street

Dick, Misses, 17 East High Street

Dick, William H., clerk, 5 Strang Street

Dickie, Mrs Margaret, 15 Newmonthil!Dickie, William, tenter, 19 NewmonthillDickson, David, joiner, 13 Strang Street


Dickson, George, 4 Albert Street

Dickson, John, lorryman, 40 EasterbankDickson, Lizzie, 11 Strang Street

Dill, Robert W., " Ben View Cottage," 94 Dundee RoadDingwall, John, 92 Lilybank CrescentDoig, Alexander, estate labourer, 25 Prior RoadDoig, Alexander, 12 St. James' RoadDoig, Elizabeth, 1 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadDoig, Elizabeth Crighton, 14 Lour RoadDoig, George W. L., draper, 16 East High Street

Doig, James, furniture dealer, 113 Castle Street

Doig, Jemima C, 93^ East High Street

Doig, John, retired plasterer, 28 South Street

Doig, John S., factory worker, 23 Glamis RoadDoig, Mrs Eliza B., 12 North Street

Doig, Mrs Margaret, 15 NewmonthillDoig, Mrs Mary, 48 EasterbankDoig, Peter, coal foreman, 68 Graham CrescentDoig, William Lowson, draper, 16 East High Street

Donald, Alexander, tea merchant, 35 Castle Street

Donald, Charles, ploughman, 52 Brechin Road, ZoarDonald, David, teacher, " Morar," Robertson TerraceDonald, Elizabeth, 31 Nursery Street

Donald, Henry, fireman, 38 Lour RoadDonald, James, clerk, " Milton House," Manor Street

Donald, James, 20 Charles StreetDonald, James Craik, shambles keeper, Lochside RoadDonald, James, jun., joiner, 34 Lour RoadDonald, Louise, 2 Bell PlaceDonald, Mrs Annie, 27 Manor Street

Donald, Mrs Elizabeth, 12 Roberts Street NorthDonald, Mrs Jane, 7 Watt Street

Donald, Mrs Lizzie, 14 Yeaman StreetDonaldson, Agnes, 17 Dundee LoanDonaldson, Alexander, 6 North StreetDonaldson, James, " Strathview," 100 Dundee RoadDonaldson, Mrs Annie, 11 St. James' TerraceDonaldson, Mrs Helen, 2 Archie's ParkDonnet, Mrs Jane, 15 Glamis RoadDorward, Alexander, motor driver, 2 St. James' RoadDorward, George, clerk, 6 Archie's ParkDorward, John E., licensed grocer, 42 West High StreetDorward, Mrs Mary M., 2 Canmore StreetDouglas, George M., dairyman, 10 South StreetDouglas, George, sen., 10 South StreetDow, Duncan, bus driver, 20 Dundee RoadDow, Isabella, " Gushetneuk," Roberts StreetDow, Mary, "Monymusk," Lochside Road

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Downie, Jane, 68 Dundee RoadDuff, Betsy, 24 North Street

Duff, William, nurseryman, Academy Street

Duffy, George, telephone linesman, 41 Albert Street

Dunbar, John H., railway clerk, " Cliftonville," Hanick TerraceDuncan, Alexander, 101 Queen Street

Duncan, Alexander G., 20 North Street

Duncan, Allan, 61 Queen Street

Duncan, Annie, 36 Brechin Road, ZoarDuncan, Charles H., ploughman, 21 Glamis RoadDuncan, David, engine driver, 18 John Street

Duncan, Eliza K., confectioner, " Cora Linn," Lochside RoadDuncan, Ernest, surfaceman, 58 Dundee LoanDuncan, Euphemia Ann, 7 Bell Place

Duncan, James, tenter, 2 Bell Place

Duncan, James, police sergeant, 55 Lilybank Crescent

Duncan, James, gas stoker, 24 King's RoadDuncan, John, engine driver, 19 John Street

Duncan, John L., engineer, 15 Manor Street

Duncan, Margaret, 1 John Street

Duncan, Mary Ann, 32 Lour RoadDuncan, Mrs Agnes, 37 North Street

Duncan, Mrs Agnes, 45 Lilybank Crescent

Duncan, Mrs Annie, 57 Queen Street

Duncan, Mrs Isabella, 104 Dundee LoanDuncan, Mrs Mary, 29 Roberts Street

Duncan, Mrs Margaret C, " Gushetneuk," Roberts Street

Duncan, Robert, labourer, 73 Queen Street

Duncan, Walter, 29 St. James' RoadDuncan, William, lamplighter, 24 North Street

Duncan, William, factory worker, 95 Graham Crescent

Duncan, William, engine fitter, 16 Montrose RoadDuncan, William, joiner, 48 Graham Crescent

Dundas, Mrs Margaret, 31 Glamis RoadDunn, Margaret, nurse, 107 Lilybank Crescent

Dunn, Misses, 88 Dundee LoanDuplexcito, Antonio, 4 WellbraeheadDuthie, David, factory worker, 59 West High Street

Duthie, Joan, 5 Charles Street

Duthie, John, 24 South Street

Duthie, John, lorry driver, 38 EasterbankDuthie, Mrs Isabella, charwoman, 8 Green Street

Duthie, Mrs Isabella, 5 Charles Street

Duthie, Ralph, painter, 5 Charles Street

Duthie, William, 186 East High Street

Drewitt, Mrs Isabella, 15 Charles Street

Eadie, John, education officer, "Broomfield," Lour RoadEasson, Mrs Helen G., " Alva House," East High Street

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Easson, Mrs Marjorie, 7 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadEaston, Charles, mason, 10 Muir Street, ZoarEaston, Charles, labourer, 97 West High Street

Easton, Charles, factory worker, 123b Castle Street

Easton, George, grocery manager, 28 Yeaman Street

Easton, Jane M., teacher, " Balgowan," Brechin RoadEaston, John M., postman, 81 Graham Crescent

Easton, Mary D., teacher, 40a Castle Street

Easton, Mrs Betsy, 13 WellbraeheadEaston, Mrs Clara, 23 Canmore Street

Eaton, Benjamin, contractor, Lochside RoadEaton, George, 6 Victoria Street

Ebbri, Luige, 101 East High Street

Edmonds, George, 25 WellbraeheadEdmonds, James, carter, 8 Victoria Street

Edmonds, Robert McKay, vanman, Hillockhead, East High Street

Edmunds, Alexander, 6 Victoria Street

Edward, Elizabeth, 19 Brechin RoadEdward, Mrs Margaret, 10 Castle Street

Edward, William, baker, 6 Charles StreetEdwards, Anna Mildred, 26 North Street

Edwards, David, railway goods porter, 25 Little CausewayEdwards, David, printer, 9 Helen Street

Edwards, George, 76 Castle Street

Edwards, John, painter, 18 EasterbankEdwards, Mary, 27 Prior RoadEdwards, Mrs, butcher, 4 Lilybank CrescentEdwards, Mrs Elizabeth, "Abbey House," 3 Strang Street

Edwards, Mrs Mary, 6 Charles StreetEggie, Charles, chauffeur, 35 West High Street

Eggie, Jane G., " Airlie Cottage," South Street

Eggie, Margaret, dressmaker, 3 Canmore Street

Eggo, Bannerman, 7 Teuchat CroftElder, Arthur, china merchant, 65 Castle StreetElder, Fred., grocer, 3 North Street

Elder, James, assistant factor, " Jashma," Hanick TerraceElder, Jessie, " Delre House," 1 Carseburn RoadElder, Thomas, retired grocer, "Delre House," 1 Carseburn RoadEllis, Annie, factory worker, Brechin Road, ZoarEllis, George, 20 Glamis RoadEllis, Maggie, 2 Roberts Street NorthEllis, Mary, 3 Osnaburg StreetEllis, Susan, 3 Green StreetEllis, William, carter, 3 Charles Street

^msley, James, 30 South StreetÊsplin, Elizabeth C, 21 Osnaburg Street

Esplin, Mrs Ann B., " Mayfield," Wyllie Street

Esplin, Mrs Isabella, 1 Katherine Street, ZoarB

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Esplin, Mrs Mary Ann, 15 Prior RoadEsplin, Norman M., joiner, 18 Albert Street

Esplin, Walter F., hairdresser, 28 Castle StreetEsslemont, Frederick, watchmaker, 52 St. James' RoadEsson, James, labourer, 32 Graham CrescentEsson, William F. S., licensed grocer, " Benvue," Wyllie Street

Evans, James, railwayman, 33 Roberts StreetEvans, Mrs Margaret, 8 Arbroath RoadEwart, Mrs Annie P., " Dunearn," Taylor Street

Fairweather, Caroline, 25 John Street

Fairweather, James N., gardener, 24 EasterbankFairweather, Maggie, factory worker, 19 John StreetFairweather, Mrs Eliza, 4 Arbroath RoadFairweather, Mrs G. M., " Viewmount," St. James RoadFairweather, Mrs Jane, 4 Roberts Street NorthFairweather, Mrs Mary A., 3 Southview Terrace, Roberts StreetFairweather, William, " Parel," Prior RoadFalconer, Jean, factory worker, 28 North Street

Falconer, John, blacksmith, 137J East High Street

Falconer, John A., mechanic, " Braeside," Helen Street

Falconer, Mrs Elizabeth, 29 St. James' RoadFalconer, Thomas, 14 Dundee LoanFarmer, Mrs Jemima M., 11 Taylor Street

Farquhar, Florence, 4 Montrose RoadFarquhar, John, butcher, 2 Carseburn RoadFarquharson, Adam, newsagent, 106 East High Street

Farquharson, Alexander, dairy keeper, Teuchat Croft

Farquharson, James, factory worker, 16 Glamis RoadFarquharson, James, insurance agent, 23 Montrose RoadFarquharson, Jeannie M., 6 NewmonthillFarquharson, Mrs Margaret, 19 Prior RoadFarquharson, R. M., joiner, " Rosebank Cottage," St. James' RoadFarquharson, Walter, "Parkview," Lininghills LaneFarrar, Mrs Alice L., "Thornhill," 56 Glamis RoadFearn, Margaret Ann, 27 NewmonthillFearn, Mrs Helen, 21 Dundee LoanFell, John, lorry driver, 91 Lilybank Crescent

Fell, Mrs Annie, 1 1 Manor Street

Fenton, Helen F., " Violet Cottage," Yeaman Street

Fenton, James, carter, 5 North Street

Fenton, Jane, 10 Glamis RoadFenton, Robert, retired, " Muirhead Cottage," Katherine St., ZoarFerguson, Albert, sawmiller, 21 EasterbankFerguson, Albert, 96 West High Street

Ferguson, Alex., factory worker, 30 Glamis RoadFerguson, Anson, mechanic, 41 EasterbankFerguson, Charles, labourer, 39 West High Street

Ferguson, David, mason, 32 Glamis Road


Ferguson, Duncan, piano tuner, 29 Albert Street

Ferguson, Elizabeth Jane, milliner, 38 Queen Street

Ferguson, Fred. W., spirit merchant, 20 Little CausewayFerguson, James D., cloth inspector, 13 Arbroath RoadFerguson, Jessie, 23 Brechin RoadFerguson, John, tenter, 51 J West High Street

Ferguson, Mrs Jessie, grocer, 54 Dundee LoanFerguson, Mrs Margaret Whitson, " Allanbank," St. James' RoadFerguson, Mrs Mary, 25 St. James' RoadFerguson, Wm., factory overseer, " Braeriach," Rosebank RoadFerguson, Mrs W., 14 Little CausewayFerrar, Mrs Betsy, 18 North Street

Ferrier, Albert, factory overseer, 8 Glamis RoadFerrier, David, 9 Albert Street

Ferrier, Fred, factory worker, 8 Glamis RoadFerrier, Harry, spirit merchant, 26J West High Street

Ferrier, Mrs Bella, 167 East High Street

Ferrier, Mrs Jane, 8 Glamis RoadFerrier, Mrs Margaret, 16 Graham CrescentFindlay, Agnes Keay, " Carn Mohr," Roberts Street

Findlay, Charles, " Lourton," Lour RoadFindlay, Charles W., sheep dealer, " Ferryton Cottage," Lour Rd.Findlay, George, " St. Mary's," St. James' RoadFindlay, Helen, 42 Lour RoadFindlay, Mrs Georgina, 5 Watt Street

Findlay, Mrs Isabella, 50 Yeaman Street

Findlay, Jessie, 18 Prior RoadFindlay, Jessie, South Street

Findlay, Mrs Mary Deuchar, " Sluievannachie," Taylor Street

Findlay, Richard L., builder, " Burlea," 23 Wyllie StreetFindlay, Stewart, Hillockhead, East High StreetFindlay, Stewart, 6 Manor Street

Finlayson, David A., dentist, 54 Castle StreetFitzpatrick, Mrs Janet, Hanick TerraceFleming, Alexander M., 114 Dundee RoadFleming, George, motor lorry driver, 11 Albert StreetFleming, James, motor lorry driver, 105 Graham CrescentFleming, John, police constable, 23 Castle Street

Fleming, John F., solicitor, " Cherrybank," Lour RoadFleming, Mrs Jane, 17 NewmonthillFleming, William, restaurateur, 72 North StreetFleming, William, grocer, 7 Montrose RoadFleming William, 24 Nursery StreetFletcher, John, plumber, 46 Lilybank CrescentForbes, Alexander, gardener, 49 Nursery Street

Forbes, Alexander, Court House BuildingsForbes, Mrs Elizabeth, 21 Dundee LoanForbes, Mrs Maggie, 15 Dundee Loan

24 FORFAR DIRECTORY,

Forbes, Mrs Mary, 67 Queen Street

Forbes, Mrs Minnie, 26 Nursery Street

Forbes, William, motor driver, 22 Yeaman StreetForbes, William Scott, retired tailor, 13 Manor Street

Ford, James, 10 Archie's ParkFord, Louise, nurse, " Siverly Cottage," Montrose RoadForrest Williamina, factory worker, 186 East High Street

Forrester, John F., 3 Albert Street

Forster, Claude, prof, musician, "Thorpedene," Robertson Ter.Forsyth, Alexander B., Annfield Lane, Manor Street

Forsyth, James, factory worker, 64 Graham CrescentForsyth, Joseph, postman, 25 Manor Street

Forsyth, Mrs, factory worker, 69 Glamis RoadForsyth, Robert, 36 Canmore Street

Forsyth, William, 10 Glamis RoadForsyth, William, gardener, 2 EasterbankForturo, Louis, confectioner, 53 Castle Street

Fotheringham, Charles, labourer, 14 Graham CrescentFowler, Hugh, railway worker, 14 Muir Street, ZoarFowlie, Mary S., teacher, 48 Castle Street

Fraser, Alexander, ploughman, 8 William Street

Fraser, Alexander, mill worker, 50 Yeaman Street

Fraser, Annie O., " Elmbank," Taylor Street

Fraser, Charles, motor engineer, 11 Dundee LoanFraser, Donald, asst. Prudential supt., 74 Lilybank Crescent

Fraser, Farquhar, hotelkeeper, County Hotel, Castle Street

Fraser, James S., labourer, 20 EasterbankFraser, John P., motor engineer, 72 West High Street

Fraser, Mrs Isabella, 23 NewmonthillFraser, Mrs Jane, 13 Lilybank Crescent

Fraser, Mrs Margaret, 45 Victoria Street

Fraser, William, 8 Arbroath RoadFraser, William, 52c Dundee RoadFreeman, James, labourer, 1 Victoria Street

Freeman, Mrs Martha Slater, " Braeside," Hillside RoadFullerton, David, mill worker, 11 Arbroath RoadFullerton, Mrs Jane Hill, 26 South Street

Fullerton, Mrs Margaret, 51 J West High Street

Fullerton, Marjory, 43 Dundee LoanFullerton, Robert, railway fireman, 40 Prior RoadFyfe, Agnes, " Myrtle Cottage," St. James' RoadFyfe, Alexander, railway carter, 54 Brechin Road, Zoar

Fyfe, Alexander, auctioneer, 15 Roberts Street

Fyfe, David, drover, 2 St. James' Terrace

Fyfe, Ernest, grocer, 27 East High Street

Fyfe, Frank, slaughterman, 2 Carseburn RoadFyfe, George, painter, 44 Prior RoadFyfe, Hagar, cinema manageress, 8 Queen Street


Fyfe, Hector, painter, 1 Headingstone PlaceFyfe, James, painter, 42 Glamis RoadFyfe, Jane Ann, " Airylea," Brechin RoadFyfe, John, 5 St. James' TerraceFyfe, Mrs Agnes, factory worker, 31 St. James' RoadFyfe, Mrs Margaret, 29 St. James' RoadFyfe, Mrs Mary, 12 John Street

Fyfe, Mrs Williamina, South Street

Fyfe, Norman L., clerk, 15 Green Street

Fyfe, Thomas, bus driver, 20 Dundee RoadFyfe, William, engineer, " Wilmar," 63 Roberts StreetFyfe, William C, butcher, " Lansdowne," Robertson TerraceFyfe, William N., joiner, 71 Lilybank CrescentGalloway, James, governor, Lordburn House

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Galloway, Mrs Mary, 7 Peffers PlaceGamley, William, mason, 9 Watt Street

Garden, Alexander, 88 West High Street

Gardiner, Andrew, 43 Dundee RoadGarrow, Mrs Betsy, Hanick TerraceGarside, William R., 10 Watt Street

Gauld, Edward, 17 Watt Street

Gavin, Douglas, turner, 1 William Street

Gavin, William, engineer. 19 Queen Street

Gentle, Mrs Helen, 41 Queen Street

Gerrard, Alexander, factory worker, 3 William Street

Gerrard, John, factory worker, 49 West High StreetGerrard, John, 80 Dundee LoanGerrard, Mrs Helen, 61 Dundee LoanGerrard, Mrs Henrietta, 39 South StreetGerrard, William, surfaceman, 2 Bell PlaceGerrard, William, factory worker, 3 William StreetGibb, Dick, factory worker, 67 West High StreetGibb, Harry, clerk, 40 South StreetGibb, James, labourer, 10 Windyedge TerraceGibb, Thomas, factory worker, 67 West High Street

Gibb, Thomas R., factory worker, 29 Nursery StreetGibson, Alexander F., motor driver, 12 South StreetGibson, Andrew, blacksmith, 79 Graham CrescentGibson, Charles, factory worker, 22 Little CausewayGibson, David, plumber, Muir Place, ZoarGibson, Francis, carter, 7 Roberts Street NorthGibson, George, 163a East High StreetGibson, James, railwayman, 66 Lilybank CrescentGibson, Jean, 37 Dundee RoadGibson, Jessie, 21 WellbraeheadGibson, Margaret, 172a East High StreetGibson, Mrs Jane, 48 Dundee RoadGibson, Mrs Margaret, 56 West High Street


Gibson, Mrs Mary, 4 Market Street

Gibson, Mrs Mary, 5 NewmonthillGibson, Robert, 85 North Street

Gibson, Skene B., contractor, 8 Don Street

Gibson, William G., " Craig Owl," Robertson TerraceGibson, James, gardener, "Mid Langlands," Old Halkerton Rd.Gill, James, linesman, 67 North Street

Giovannette, Mrs R., 127 Castle Street

Glen, Alexander, factory worker, 4 Dundee RoadGlen, David M., motor salesman, 1 Morley Place, Gordon Street

Glen, Misses, 2 Western SunnysideGlen, Mrs Annie, Well RoadGlen, Mrs Mary, 19 North Street

Glen, Robert, lodge keeper, 1 Roberts Street, NorthGlenday, Violet, 85 Queen Street

Glenday, Mrs Agnes, 23 Glamis RoadGlennie, Alexander E., cashier, 109 Lilybank CrescentGlennie, Henry, railwayman, 23 Queen Street

Gold, George, joiner, 26 Lilybank CrescentGold, John, carter, 28 EasterbankGordon, Alexander, ironmonger, 65 Queen Street

Gordon, Alexander H., 54 St. James' RoadGordon, Frank, vanman, 53 North Street

Gordon, George, joiner, 9 Wyllie Street

Gordon, George, joiner, 18 Brechin RoadGordon, Henry, railway worker, 48 South Street

Gordon, Herbert, joiner, 99b East High Street

Gordon, Jean, teacher, 63 Glamis RoadGordon, John, lorryman, 24 Nursery Street

Gordon, John S., solicitor, "Langlands," Glamis RoadGordon, Misses, " Rosewell Cottage," St. James' RoadGordon, Mrs Jane " Craigendarroch," Taylor Street

Gourdie, John K., assur. manager, "Briar Cottage," 17 Wyllie St.

Gourlay, Andrew, commission agent, 64 East High Street

Gourlay, David, 11 NewmonthillGourlay, Mrs Isabella, 23 WellbraeheadGourlay, Mrs Margaret, 65 We it High Street

Gourlay, Ralph, mill worker, 1 St. James' RoadGourlay, Robert, factory worker, 13 New RoadGourlay, William, 59 Glamis RoadGove, Frank, hotelkeeper, Station Hotel, 98 North Street

Gow, Mrs Helen, 119 Lilybank CrescentGowans, Mrs Mary, 150J East High Street

Gracie, Martha C, 39 John Street

Graham, Andrew, architect, 28 Castle Street

Graham, Andrew, railway servant, 47 Graham Crescent

Graham, David Morgan, auctioneer, 57 Glamis RoadGraham, James N., auctioneer, " Ravenswood," New Road

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Graham, John C, labourer, 23 Roberts Street

Grant, Alexander, labourer, 12 Graham CrescentGrant, Charles, motor driver, 68 EasterbankGrant, Elizabeth 36 Manor Street

Grant, James, joiner, 91 Queen Street

Grant, James, factory worker, 12 Lour RoadGrant, James, 15 Glamis RoadGrant, May, 7 North Streat

Grant, Mrs Elizabeth, " Baron Hill," Glamis RoadGrant, Mrs Mary, 86 West High Street

Grant, William, jun., motor engineer, 43 Roberts Street

Gray, Alexander, railway inspector, 17 Roberts Street

Gray, Annie, 118 Dundee LoanGray, Charles, mason, 42 Yeaman Street

Gray, Charles, 65 West High Street

Gray, Douglas A., railway guard, 68 Lilybank CrescentGray, George, 1 William Street

Gray, John S., boot repairer, 52 Lilybank CrescentGray, Mary, factory worker, 31 John Street

Gray, Peter J., shoemaker, 112 Dundee LoanGray, Peter Lowson, factory worker, 5 WellbraeheadGray, Peter L., mill worker, 18 Graham CrescentGray, William, factory worker, 11 Canmore Street

Green, Mrs Margaret, 5 NewmonthillGreenhill, Charles, gas worker, 6 King's RoadGreenhill, John D., butcher, " Prior Cottage," Prior LaneGreenhill, Joseph D., dairyman, 27 Glamis RoadGreig, John, mill worker, 50 Dundee RoadGreig, Mrs Ann, 18 South Street

Grewar, Andrew, factory worker, 106a Castle Street

Grewar, James, factory worker, 169 East High Street

Grewar, John, 28 Market StreetGrewar, Mary, 10 Arbroath RoadGrewar, Robert, Easterbank, South StreetGrewar, William, railway porter, 6 Arbroath RoadGrossi, Nassenzo, 97 West High Street

Grubb, Charles, bus driver, 34 Yeaman StreetGuild, Angelina, 26 Nursery StreetGuild, David, barman, 2 St. James' TerraceGuild, David, 12 St. James' RoadGuild, Jessie, 1 Green Street

Guild, John, engineer, " Westby House," 66 West High Street

Guild, John K., salesman, 20 Victoria StreetGuild, Misses, " Broadcroft Cottage," Broadcroft (west)

Guild, Norman C, teacher of music, 100 East High Street

Gunther, Alister, 132 East High StreetGuthrie, Mrs Jessie, 54 Glamis RoadGuthrie, Thomas, retired blacksmith, " Castlehill," Queen St.


Guthrie, William, blacksmith, 9 Little CausewayGuthrie, William, foreman winder, 7 John Street

Guthrie, William R., grocer, 9 Canmore Street

Hackney, George, 52 Dundee RoadHackney, James, clerk, 56 St. James' RoadHalkerston, Alexander M., printer, 58 Lilybarik CrescentHampton, James, postman, 33 EasterbankHampton, John, hairdresser, Lochside RoadHampton, Robert, tenter, 5 John Street

Hampton, William, factory worker, 22 Montrose RoadHanick, Jane, 92 East High Street

Hardie, Annie, 18 Dundee LoanHardie, Gilbert, 4 Dundee RoadHardie, Mrs Maggie, Prior RoadHardie, Mary R., 8 Dundee RoadHardie, William, carter, 26 North Street

Hardie, William, factory worker, 61 Dundee LoanHardie, William, mill worker, 32 King's RoadHarkness, James W., coal agent, 50 Market Street

Harman, James H., assurance manager, 99 Queen Street

Harris, Arthur, gas worker, 9 Peffers PlaceHarris, Charles, 120 Dundee RoadHarris, George, saddler, 9 Glamis RoadHarris, James, blacksmith, 3 Strathmore Villas, Dundee RoadHarris, Mrs Marjory, 75 Glamis RoadHarris, William, saddler, 56 Dundee RoadHarris, William, 9 Glamis RoadHarris, William, jun., saddler, 108 West High Street

Harrison, Mrs Annie, 8a North Street

Harrison, William, carter, 8 Yeaman Street

Hart, Janet B., "Beaumont," Hanick TerraceHarvey, Mary, factory worker, 15 Watt Street

Harvey, William, 11 Watt Street

Hastings, David, engineer, 10 Yeaman Street

Hastings, William, factory worker, 44 East High Street

Haughs, Betsy, 17 Little CausewayHaxton, David, clothier, 75 East High Street

Hay, Andrew, 5 Manor Street

Hay, Andrew, 30 South Street

Hay, James, labourer, 6 Graham CrescentHay, John, railway surfaceman, 5 Montrose RoadHay, Mary, 3 Muir RoadHay, Mrs Helen, 11 Windyedge TerraceHay, William N., solicitor, " Ardloch," Robertson Terrace

Hebenton, James, baker, 34 EasterbankHebenton, James, 11 Little CausewayHebenton, Mrs Maria, 22 North Street

Hebenton, William, railway porter, 64 Dundee Loan


Helm, Rev. Thomas, St. James' Manse, Lour RoadHenderson, Alexander, factory worker, 5 Eastern SunnysideHenderson, Charles, labourer, 55 West High Street

Henderson, David, 38 Graham CrescentHenderson, George, mason, 17 Queen Street

Henderson, George, Victoria Works, Don Street

Henderson, George, baker, 54 Brechin Road, ZoarHenderson, James, painter, 68 Castle Street

Henderson, James, church officer, Albion Place, East High Street

Henderson, James B., 26 Canmore Street

Henderson, Leonard M., mechanic, 33 St. James' RoadHenderson, Mrs Ann, 46 St. James' RoadHenderson, Mrs Ann. " Stag Hotel," Castle Street

Henderson, Mrs Charlotte, 29 New RoadHenderson, Mrs Mary Ann, South Street

Henderson, Robert, factory worker, 96 Dundee LoanHenderson, Thomas, stoker, 57 EasterbankHenderson, Thomas, spirit merchant, 25 Osnaburg StreetHenderson, Thomas, gardener, 21 Montrose RoadHenderson, William, factory worker, 26J West High Street

Henderson, William, 27 Dundee LoanHendry, George, 166 East High StreetHendry, James, 42 Brechin Road, ZoarHendry, James, factory worker, 11 Peffers PlaceHendry, John, 5 Osnaburg Street

Hendry, Mary, 130 Dundee LoanHendry, Mrs Betsy, 65 West High StreetHendry, William, carter, 133 East High StreetHendry, William, factory worker, 24 Canmore Street

Henry, William, police sergeant, 51 Lilybank CrescentHerald, Mary, 10 Lour RoadHerald, Mrs Annie, 4 Charles StreetHerd, Stanley, postman, 38 Lilybank CrescentHerd, William, ploughman, 4 King's RoadHeron, Alex. D., labourer, 71 Queen StreetHigh, Jessie, 13 Charles StreetHigh, Messrs, 23 Little CausewayHigh, Mrs Jane, 4 John StreetHill, Andrew, factory worker, 15 NewmonthillHill, Betsy, 13 NewmonthillHill, David, hammerman, 91 East High StreetHill, David, tenter, 21 John StreetHill, Davidson Young, factory worker, 5 Glamis RoadHill, Ernest, labourer, 20 EasterbankHill, George, 7 New RoadHill, Helen, 18 Dundee LoanHill, Isabella, 178J East High StreetHill, James, factory worker, 26 Green Street


Hill, Mrs Elizabeth, Kirkton, Academy Street

Hill, James, lapper, 10 Arbroath RoadHill, James S., confectioner, 77 West High Street

Hill, John Gray, cycle agent, 7 Eastern SunnysideHill, Lionel E., manufacturer, " Overdale," Hillside RoadHill, Martin C, slater, Kirkton, Academy Street

Hill, Misses, " Hillside Cottage," Hillside RoadHill, Mrs Helen, Kirkton, Academy Street

Hill, Mrs Margaret, 39 Victoria Street

Hogg, Eliza, 172a East High Street

Hogg, Jane, 6 North Street

Hogg, John O., scales mechanic, Roberts Street

Hogg, Mrs Mary, " Quarrybank," Dundee RoadHopkinson, Mrs Jeannie, " Ordie Cottage," St. James' RoadHorsburgh, William, 30 Green Street

Horsburgh, William, 10 Nursery Street

Hosie, David, barman, 15 Green Street

Hosie, George, 186 East High Street

Hosie, James, electrician, "Ramadi," Hanick TerraceHosie, Mrs Mary, 1 1 John Street

Hourie, William L., bank agent, 7 West High Street

Hovell, William, currier, 24 WellbraeheadHovell, William, clerk, " Belton," Dundee RoadHowie, Jessie, confectioner, 74 East High Street

Howie, John, "Eclina," 9 Taylor Street

Howie, Robert, shepherd, 13 Muir Street, ZoarHoy, Alexander, 3 WellbraeheadHoy, Edward, 17 Albert Street

Hoy, James, steelyardman, 35 South Street

Hoy, William, labourer, 6 Peffers Place

Hudghton, David, butcher, 8 Albert Street

Hudghton, Frederick, grocer <t spirit merchant, 17 Glamis RoadHudghton, James, railway worker, 21 Roberts Street NorthHudghton, Mrs Margaret, 12 Glamis RoadHunter, Andrew, 52 Brechin Road, ZoarHunter, David, insur. inspector, " St. Ann's," Robertson Terrace

Hunter, Fergus, baker, 11 South Street

Hunter, Jane Anne, "Kingston Cottage," St. James' RoadHunter, Mrs Ellen, 3 William Street

Hunter, Mrs Helen, factory worker, 3 William Street

Hunter, Mrs Jane, " St. Margaret's," Robertson Terrace

Hunter, Mrs Margaret, 28 Prior RoadHunter, William L., bank clerk, 17 East High Street

Hutcheon, James E., labourer, 50 EasterbankIanneralli, Sandy, ice cream dealer, 109|- East High Street

Inglis, Annie, 33 Prior RoadInglis, Thomas M., m.k.c.v.s., " Ingleside," East High Street

Ingram, John, coal agent, " Easterbank," South Street

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Inverarity, William S., 3 Prior RoadIreland, Allan, 24 Montrose RoadIreland, Annie, 9 Watt Street

Ireland, Mrs, 46 Brechin Road, ZoarIreland, Mrs Ann, 32 Yeaman Street

Irons, Charles, 116-| Dundee LoanIrons, David, ironmonger, " Lochbank," Glamis RoadIrons, John, firewood merchant, " Scotston Cottage," Dundee Rd.Irons, William, factory worker, 86 Dundee LoanIrons, William D., ironmonger, " The Croft," Brechin RoadIrons, William Y., ironmonger, " Castlehill," Canmore Street

Ironside, Jessie, 20 North Street

Irvine, Robert Hood, postman, 1 NewmonthillIrvine, Samuel R., seedsman, "Annfield House," Manor Street

Isbister, Richard, gas stoker, 3 NewmonthillIsles, Hugh T., managing director, Manor Park, Manor Street

Jack, David N., factory worker, 9 Cross

Jack, Jane, 17 Market PlaceJack, Mrs Betsy, 4 Dundee RoadJack, Norman, mechanic, 4 Dundee RoadJack, Peter, residenter, 15 Dundee LoanJack, Robert D., press agent, 40 Lilybank CrescentJack, William, manager, 48 Lour RoadJamie, Mrs Mary, 11 Couttie's WyndJamieson, James, vanman, 1 Roberts Street NorthJamieson, James, factory worker, 4 Wyllie Street

Jamieson, Misses, 8 Rosebank RoadJamieson, Mrs Margaret, " Abbey House," 3 Strang Street

Jamieson, Sarah, factory worker, 39 North Street

Jamieson, William, gas worker, 64 EasterbankJamieson, William A., draper, &c, 150| East High Street

Jarvis, Charles, draper, 54 Castle Street

Jarvis, Mrs Edith, 3 William Street

Jarvis, William, draper, Castlehill

Jarvis, William S., draper, " Benartie," Lour RoadJohnston, Alexander, " Craigrowan," Hillside RoadJohnston, David, joiner, 17 Watt Street

Johnston, David, 6 Nursery StreetJohnston, David M., police constable, Reid Park RoadJohnston, Flora, factory worker, 66 Dundee LoanJohnston, Margaret, 44 Prior RoadJohnston, Mary, 8 Glamis RoadJohnston, Mrs Annie M., " Annbank," Academy Street

Johnston, Mrs Betsy, 7 Albert Street

Johnston, Mrs Margaret W., 16 Muir Street, ZoarJohnston, Robert, factory worker, 176 East High Street

Johnston, Thomas, baker, 132 East High Street

Johnston, William, railway porter, 4 Archie's Park


Johnstone, Charles, factory worker, 106 Dundee LoanJohnstone, Charles, railway worker, 10 EasterbankJohnstone, Harry McC, c.a., Montrose RoadJohnstone, John, factory worker, 30 South Street

Johnstone, Mary Ann, nurse, 39 Queen Street

Johnstone, Mrs Mary L., " Brydonbank," Arbroath RoadJolly, Ann M., clerkess, 12 Lilybank CrescentJolly, John, chemist, 34 South Street

Jolly, Mrs Maggie, 90 Lilybank CrescentJones, Charles H., "Naranco," 76 Lour RoadJones, William, 97 West High Street

Keay, David, mechanic, 9 Archie's ParkKeay, Lavina, 7 Montrose RoadKeillor, Ernest, factory worker, 29 Queen Street

Keillor; Fred, 13 Charles Street

Keillor, Mrs Margaret G., 28 Queen Street

Keith, Anson, factory worker, 13 St. James' TerraceKeith, Charles, factory worker, 18 Muir Street, ZoarKeith, John, motor lorry driver, 50 South Street

Keith, Mrs Mary, 3 Green Street

Keith, Mrs Mary, 4 Dundee RoadKeith, Robert, factory worker, 16 WellbraeheadKeith, Robert, factory worker, 143 East High Street

Kelly, Joseph, 6 Victoria Street

Kennedy, Agnes, 37 North Street

Kennedy, Charles, merchant, 2 Muirbank, Brechin RoadKennedy, David, potato dresser, 91 Graham Crescent

Kennedy, John, 29 North Street

Kennedy, Mrs Elizabeth, " Grantully," Taylor Street

Kennedy, Mrs Mary, 18 South Street

Kennedy, Mrs Olive, 77 West High Street

Kenny, George, 40 Prior RoadKenny, John, 4 Headingstone PlaceKenny, John, grocer, 18 North Street

Kermack, Mrs Charlotte. 186 East High Street

Kerr, Agnes, dressmaker, 4 Market Place

Kerr, Dr Andrew, " Eastbourne House," Little CausewayKerr, Ethel B., teacher, 22 West High Street

Kerr, Isabella, 33 John Street

Kerr, Isabella, 15 Albert Street

Kerr, Jessie, 33 John Street

Kerr, John, railway servant, 13 Watt Street

Kerr, John, postman, 129 Castle Street

Kerr, Mrs Isabella, 26-|- West High Street

Kerr, Mrs Margaret, 89 West High Street

Kerr, Mrs Mary, 40 Queen Street

Kerr, William, mason, 128 Dundee LoanKerr, William B., residenter, 46 Prior Road

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Kettles, David, factory overseer, 71 Glamis RoadKettles, Harry, lamplighter, 2 King's RoadKettles, James, farmer, " Hillside," Hillside RoadKettles, John, carter, 16 Market Place

Key, Mrs Elizabeth, 6 Jamieson Street

Kidd, Alexander, 5 Market Place

Kidd, Annie, 18 Market Place

Kidd, David Knight, shoemaker, 19 Manor Street

Kidd, Florence, 61 West High Street

Kidd, James, motor mechanic, 11 Roberts Street NorthKidd, Mary,' 10 Charles 8treet

Kiddie, George, 61 Glamis RoadKillacky, John, hotelkeeper, " Queen's Hotel," Cross

Kinloch, George, railway clerk, 37 Lilybank CrescentKinloch, James T., butcher, " Edenbank Cottage," New RoadKinnear, David, motor lorry driver, 66 North Street

Kinnear, Gordon, mason, 10 Watt Street -

Kinnear, John, 13 NewmonthillKinnear, Margaret, 7 Charles Street

Kinnear, Mrs Elizabeth, " Rowanbrae," Rosebank RoadKinnear, Mrs Jane, 85 North Street

Kinnear, Norman, tenter, 19 Roberts Street NorthKinnear, William, mechanic, 11 Green Street

Kinnear, Williamina, 25 Roberts Street

Kirkwood, William, engineer, 11 Victoria Street

Knight, Ernest, 17 Little CausewayKnight, Mrs Agnes, 12 Charles Street

Knight, William, painter, 9 Archie's ParkKnox, Mrs Isabella, 103 Graham CrescentKydd, David I., dancing master, 99 Queen StreetKydd, John, gardener, 8 Stark's Close, West High Street

Kydd, Mrs Annie, 44 Market StreetKydd, Thomas, factory worker, 46 Graham CrescentKynoch, David, fitter, 53 North Street

Lackie, James, 8 Charles Street

Laidlaw, Dr Hilda, "Grampian View," 80 Dundee RoadLaing, Alexander, photographer, 7 William StreetLaing, David M., photographer, " Lilybank House," Arbroath Rd.Laing, Ian S., stationer, 24 East High StreetLaing, Mrs Agnes, 19 Lilybank CrescentLaing, Thomas, 101 East High StreetLaird, Allan, carter, 66 EasterbankLaird, Anson, 49a Dundee LoanLaird, Charles, builder, " Eastview," South StreetLaird, David, 126 Dundee LoanLaird, David, 2 Albert StreetLaird, David, mason, 38 Yeaman StreetLaird, Edward R., mill worker, 26 Montrose Road

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Laird, Frank, 46 Brechin Road, ZoarLaird, George Durward, builder, " Lindbrae," South StreetLaird, James, labourer, 8 Nursery Street

Laird, James W., 13 Robertson TerraceLaird, Mrs Agnes, 20 Nursery StreetLaird, Mrs Elsie, 129£ East High StreetLaird, Mrs Kate, " Wardbank," Carseburn RoadLaird, Mrs Mary, charwoman, 11 Victoria StreetLaird, Norah, factory worker, 15 Albert StreetLaird, Richard, carter, 70 Graham CrescentLaird, William, 79 West High Street

Lakie, Andrew, potato dresser, 49 Dundee LoanLakie, Mrs Susan, 17 Glamis RoadLakie, Thomas I., joiner, 2 New RoadLakie, William, labourer, 83 Glamis RoadLamb, David, 160J East High Street

Lamb, Mrs Annie G., 8 Peffers PlaceLamb, Mrs Margaret, 40 Prior RoadLamond, Alexander, 45a North StreetLamond, David C., cattle dealer, " Elswick," Robertson TerraceLamond, James, baker, 76 Gladstone Terrace, Dundee LoanLamond, James, fireman, 22 Yeaman Street

Lamond John W., "Orchard Cottage," 25 South Street

Lamond, Mary Ann, 39 Queen Street

Lamond, Mrs Ann, " Strathview," Wyllie Street

Lamond, Robert, plumber, 2 WellbraeheadLamond, William, cattle dealer, 21 South Street

Lamond, William, plumber, 32 Manor Street

Lamond, William, jun., agent, "Victoria Cottage," Queen Street

Lamont, Mrs Mary Ann, 21 Green Street

Langlands, Alexander G., plumber, "Ardgowan," 65 Glamis RoadLanglands, Mrs G., 47 Dundee RoadLanglands, Joan F., 11-|- Queen Street

Langlands, Misses, Glamis RoadLanglands, Mrs Christina, 37 John Street

Langlands, Mrs Jane, 37 Queen Street

Langlands, Mrs Margaret, " Muirfield," Brechin RoadLanglands, Nicol H., clerk, 4 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street

Langlands, William C, factory worker, 24 Prior RoadLarge, Mrs Amelia, nurse, 26 Dundee LoanLaw, William, labourer, 20 Manor Street

Lawrence, Mrs Ann, " Hazeldene," Academy Street

Lawson, Alfred., 34 Dundee LoanLawson, Elizabeth C, 17 Muir Street, ZoarLawson, Mrs Elizabeth, " Myrtle Cottage," Wyllie Street

Lawson, William, baker, 28 Canmore Street

Lee, Edward, mechanic, 8 North Street

Lee, Edward H., Cemetery Lodge, Newmonthill

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Lee, James Arthur, " Acadia," Robertson Terrace

Lee, Mrs Betsy, 12 Charles Street

Leighton, James, tanner, 19 Montrose RoadLeighton, James, 108 Castle Street

Leighton, James, jun., factory worker, 18 Montrose RoadLeighton, Jessie A., " Lilac Cottage," Yeaman Street

Leighton, Mrs Agnes, 4 West High Street

Leighton, Mrs Betsy, 16 Arbroath RoadLeighton, Mrs Mary Ann, 28-J- South Street

Leighton, Stewart, sawmiller, 18 Don Street

Leiper, Joseph, 47 South Street

Leitch, Robert B., 7 Market Place

Leith, Hector, lorry driver, 7 New RoadLennon, George and John, 7 Montrose RoadLennon, Patrick, fireman, 117 Lilybank Crescent

Lennon, Stewart, mill worker, 39 South Street

Leonard, Mrs Jessie, " Castlehill," 7 Queen Street

Leslie, David, railway fireman, 75 Lilybank CrescentLeslie, Mrs Annie, 18 Glamis RoadLiddle, David, builder, 67 Queen Street

Liddle, David, 31 Glamis RoadLiddle, Frank, baker, 62 North Street

Liddle, James, masou, 21 Lilybank CrescentLiddle, James, cow and pig dealer, 23 Glamis RoadLiddle, James, jun., 23 Glamis RoadLiddle, John, lorry driver, 20 Victoria Street

Liddle, Mrs Jessie, 19 Eastern SunnysideLiddle, Mrs Jessie, 1 Teuchat Croft

Liddle, William, cattle dealer, 25 Glamis RoadLiclclle

;William, slater, 52a Dundee Road

Light, George F., insurance supt., " Cloch-naJ>en," Brechin Rd.Lindsay, Alex., blacksmith, 2 Muirbank, Brechin RoadLindsay, Andrew, factory worker, 16 Charles StreetLindsay, Barbara, 48 Dundee RoadLindsay, David A., draper, 18 Arbroath RoadLindsay, Gordon, millworker, 42 South StreetLindsay, James, factory worker, 9 Eastern SunnysideLindsay, James, 14 Glamis RoadLindsay, James, 13 Muir Street, ZoarLindsay, James Moir, 8 NewmonthillLindsay, Jessie, 40 South StreetLindsay, Misses, Hanick TerraceLindsay, Mrs Betsy, 20 Dundee RoadLindsay, Mrs Charlotte, 14 Glamis RoadLindsay, Mrs Elizabeth, 16 William StreetLindsay, Mrs Isabella, " Marden," 27 Wyllie StreetLindsay, Mrs Jane, 12 Archie's ParkLindsay, Mrs Nellie, 18 Brechin Road


Lindsay, Walter, lorry driver, 77 Glamis RoadLindsay, William, draper, " Luiblair," Robertson TerraceLindsay, William, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street

Linton, John, baker, 28 Green Street

Littlejohn, A., porter, Infirmary Lodge, Arbroath RoadLittlejohn, James, 101 East High Street

Liveston, Alexander, factory worker, 33 Nursery Street

Livie, John M., 36 Glamis RoadLogan, Mrs Betsy, 10 Dundee RoadLogan, David, messenger, 20 WellbraeheadLogan, George, 78 Dundee LoanLogan, John, labourer, 2 Carseburn RoadLow, Alexander, gardener, 63 West High Street

Low, Allan, lorry driver, 115 Lilybank CrescentLow, Annie, factory worker, 88 West High Street

Low, David, draper's traveller, 46 Yeaman Street

Low, George B., postman, 10 Roberts Street NorthLow, James, gardener, 63 West High Street

Low, James, baker, 26 Manor Street

Low, James, motor driver, 60 North Street

Low, James, labourer, 20 Albert Street

Low, James, 6 Don Street

Low. Jessie, factory worker, 47\ West High Street

Low, John C, 6 WellbraeheadLow, John P., brush salesman, 14 King's RoadLow, Margaret, 15 Albert Street

Low, Mary Ann, 15 Charles Street

Low, Mrs Isabella, 58 South Street

Low, Mrs Jane, dairy keeper, " Gallowshade," Dundee RoadLow, Mrs Margaret, 35 Dundee LoanLow, Thomas, jun., shoemaker, 3 Prior RoadLow, William, tenter, 59 Castle Street

Low, William, joiner, 17 Watt Street

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Lowden, James, 14 Archie's ParkLowden. Janet, residenter, 14 Charles Street

Lowden, Mrs Jane, 26 Glamis RoadLowe, John P., 37 Dxindee LoanLowe, Mrs Maggie, 17 Manor Street

Lowson, Albert M., Salutation Hotel, East High Street

Lowson, Alexander, vanman, 19 Roberts Street

Lowson, Allan, motor engineer, 64 Dundee RoadLowson, Andrew, factory worker, 26 Lour RoadLowson, Annie E., 17 Muir Street, ZoarLowson, Arthur, 10 Arbroath RoadLowson, Charles, factory worker, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Lowson, Charles, park keeper, The Lodge, Boyle Memorial Park,Glamis Road

Lowson, Charles S., baker, 8 Castle Street

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Lowson, David, labourer, 5 Bell Place

Lowson, Elizabeth, 7 Broadcroft (east)

Lowson, Hugh, factory worker, 7 NewmonthillLowson, James, grocer, 20 Victoria Street

Lowson, Jessie, 2 Market Street

Lowson, John W., 52 Prior RoadLowson, Mary Ann, 65 Dundee LoanLowson, Misses, " Rose Terrace," Lour RoadLowson, Mrs Elizabeth, grocer, 61a North Street

Lowson, Mrs Jane, factory worker, 27 Strang Street

Lowson, Mrs Jemima, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Lowson, Mrs Susan, 48 Brechin Road, ZoarLowson, Ralph, 3 Broadcroft (east)

Lowson, Thomas C, solicitor, " Oakbank," Rosebank RoadLowson, William, " Parklea," St. James' RoadLowson, William B., ironfounder, 36 John Street

Lowson, William E., gardener, 3 Montrose RoadLowson, William F., clerk, 67 West High Street

Luke, Margaret, 37 South Street

Luke, Mrs Maggie, 13 NewmonthillLundie, Mrs Betsy, 18 John Street

Lyall, James Low, spirit merchant, 81a Castle Street

Lyle, John, m.r.c.v.s., " Sunnybank," Arbroath RoadLyon, James, painter, 20^ Nursery Street

Lyon, Samuel, Hillockhead, East High Street

MacDiarmid, Rev. William H., Lowson Memorial ManseMacdonald, David, bus driver, 28 Green Street

Macdonald, Isabella, 8 Roberts Street NorthMacdonald, Mrs Mary, 19 Albert Street

Macdonald, Ronald, teacher, 33 Lilybank CrescentMacfarlane, Alexander, factory worker, 10 Headingstone PlaceMacfarlane, Malcolm, pharmacist, "Moness," Robertson TerraceMacfarlane, Mrs Agnes, 20 Market PlaceMacFarlane, Peter, agricultural agent, " Aven Bank," Taylor St.

Machan, John, 6 Glamis Road"Machan, William, keeper, " Reid Park Lodge," Hillside RoadMachray, David, house factor, Reid Park RoadMachray, John, 108 Dundee LoanMachray, John, traveller, 28 Green Street

Machray, Mrs Annie, 42 John Street

Mackay, James A., cashier, 43 Lilybank CrescentMackenzie, James, police sergeant, 41 Lilybank CrescentMackenzie, Victor T., cashier, 27 Lilybank CrescentMackie, Annie, Dundee RoadMackie, James, wood cutter, 35 Nursery Street

Mackie, James, roadman, 8 Arbroath RoadMackie, Oliver M'P., gas fitter, 26 Graham CrescentMacKinnon, Jas. A. R., sheriff-substitute, "Thornlea," Hillside Rd.

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Mackintosh, James, engineer, 68 Castle Street

Mackintosh, Margaret, 5 Watt Street

Mackintosh, Mrs Annie, " Farr Lodge," St. James' RoadMackintosh, Mrs Catherine D., Ill Lilybank CrescentMackintosh, Mrs Helen, 3 Arbroath RoadMackintosh, Sarah, factory worker, 13 Queen Street

MacNeil, Hugh, fruit merchant, 28 Yeaman Street

Macpherson, Robert, 58 Queen Street

Macquarie, Dugald E., head postmaster, " Brae-Knowe,"15 North Street

Mair, Mrs Ruth, 19 New RoadMalcolm, James, residenter, " Kildonan," Robertson TerraceMalcolm, Nicoll, baker, " Viewbank," Montrose RoadMalcolm, Richard, scavenger, 14 Glamis RoadMalcolm, William, surfaceman, 4 Katherine Street, ZoarMalcolm, William E., clerk, 1 Eastern SunnysideMands, Thomas, joiner, 28 Lour RoadMann, Ernest, grocer, 123 Castle Street

Mann, Fred, teacher, 3 Lilybank CrescentMann, James, 11 Market PlaceMann, James P., hotelkeeper, Royal Hotel, Castle Street

Mann, Jessie, 93 West High Street

Mann, John H., retired clothier, 10 WellbraeheadMann, William M., garage attendant, 20 EasterbankMarshall, Helen J., 50 Glamis RoadMarshall, James, 36 Market Street

Marshall, Jean, 70 Lilybank CrescentMarshall, Mrs Jessie, 68 North Street

Marshall, Robert S., draper, " Driesh," 53 Brechin RoadMartin, Alex., 2 Dundee RoadMartin, Catherine, " Ivy Cottage," Roberts Street

Martin, Charlotte Roberts, " Hazelwood," Wyllie Street

Martin, Frank G., grocer, &c, " Carselyn," Taylor Street

Martin, James, labourer, 11 Graham Crescent

Martin, James, 12 Glamis RoadMartin, Peter, farm worker, 9 Teuchat Croft

Martin, Thomas, hawker, 57 Queen Street

Mason, Andrew S., grocer, 24 Little CausewayMason, David W., mill worker, 186 East High Street

Mason, Edwin, labourer, 79 West High Street

Mason, Lance, mill worker, 4 Nursery Street

Mason, Mrs Elizabeth, 44 Lour RoadMason, Mrs Jemima, 11 Watt Street

Mason, Skene, baker, 19 South Street

Mason, William, factory worker, 8 Arbroath RoadMassie, Alexander, 7 New RoadMassie, Andrew R., baker, Reid Park RoadMassie, Annie W., 19 Newmonthill


Massie, Charles, Graham Crescent

Massie, Douglas, mechanic, 6 St. James' Terrace

Massie, George C. S., 4 Broadcroft (east)

Massie, Harry, joiner, 67 West High Street

Massie, Henry, joiner, 10 John Street

Massie, Mrs Mary, 4 Broadcroft (east)

Massie, Mrs Robertina, 89 Graham Crescent

Massie, Norman, tenter, 48 Lilybank Crescent

Masterton, George, factory worker, 44 Prior RoadMasterton, William, grocer, 3 St. James' RoadMasterton, William A., post office clerk, EasterbankMathieson, Mrs Katherine, 4 Arbroath RoadMatthew, Alexander, factory worker, 44 Prior RoadMatthew, James, carter, 20 Market PlaceMatthew, Mrs Helen, 28 Canmore Street

Matthew, Robert, factory worker, 9 Green Street

Matthew, Thomas, tenter, 39 Queen Street

Matthewson, Mrs Mary Ann, 68 Castle Street

Maxwell, Albert, grocer, 58-60 Dundee RoadMaxwell, Catherine W., 30 South Street

Maxwell, James, factory worker, 3 Prior RoadMaxwell, Margaret, 15 Helen Street

Mealmaker, Robert, factory worker, 45| West High Street

Meldrum, Alexander, 10 Katherine Street, ZoarMeldrum, Catherine, 48 Prior RoadMeldrum, James, nurseryman, 49 Prior RoadMeldrum, James, jun., nurseryman, 46 EasterbankMeldrum, Mrs Jessie, 42 Yeaman Street

Melville, James H., secretary, " Balgillo," Lour RoadMenzies, Colin, stone breaker, 13 EasterbankMenzies, John C, baker, 58 North Street

Menzies, William, tenter, 37 Nursery Street

Menzies, William R., 6 Helen StreetMethven, James, labourer, 31 John Street

Michie, Henry, dairyman, Belmont Dairy, Albert StreetMichie, James, shoemaker, Dundee RoadMichie, Jane, factory worker, " Whitefielcl Cottage," South Street

Michie, Jessie B., 1 Charles Street

Michie, Mrs Jane, 29 St. James' RoadMiddleton, Andrew, foreman, 19 Green StreetMiddleton, Arthur, engine driver, 1 Strathmore Villas, Dundee Rd.Middleton, David, railway guard, 87 Lilybank CrescentMiddleton, Harry, tobacconist, 101 Lilybank CrescentMiddleton, Mrs Jane, 1 Archie's ParkMillar, Alexander, carter, 39 North StreetMillar, Alexander, 9 WellbraeheadMillar, Alex. C, burgh surveyor, " Jansan," Reid Park RoadMillar, David, clerk, " Caldarvan," Hanick Terrace


Millar, David, storeman, 3 Montrose RoadMillar, Geo., carting contractor, Queen's Well Lane, 123a Castle St.

Millar, George, tenter, 7 EasterbankMillar, Georgina, 9 Teuchat CroftMillar, Graham A., mason, 25 Lilybank CrescentMillar, Helen Cairncross, Dundee RoadMillar, James, hallkeeper, Reid Hall Lodge, Castle Street

Millar, James S., poultry farmer, " Fruithill." Old Halkerton Rd.Millar, Janet, 68 West High Street

Millar, Jessie, 24 Glamis RoadMillar, John, carter, 4 Bell PlaceMillar, Lavina, Hillockhead, East High Street

Millar, Mary, 44 West High Street

Millar, Mina, 46 Yeaman Street

Millar, Mrs Isabella, 26 Yeaman Street

Millar, Mrs Jessie A., 38 Dundee LoanMillar, Mrs Mary, 108 West High Street

Millar, Mrs Mary, 30 Nursery Street

Millar, Mrs Susan, 59 West High Street

Millar, Norman L, compositor, " Orrea," 10 Jamieson Street

Millar, Robert, labourer. 1 Manor Street

Millar, William, 7 Chapel Street

Millar, William, storeman, Well Road, North Street

Millar, William, lorry driver, 9 Graham CrescentMillar, William, plasterer, 2 Graham CrescentMiller, William S., 69 Queen Street

Milliken, William H, 9 Lilybank Crescent

Milne, Agnes, 75 East High Street

Milne, Agnes, 25 Montrose RoadMilne, Alexander, ploughman, 20 Dundee RoadMilne, Alexander, clerk, 24 John Street

Milne, Alexander, farm servant, 99 Graham Crescent

Milne, Alexander, sen., labourer, 4 EasterbankMilne, A. M'Kenzie, master plumber, " Briar Cottage," Glamis Rd.Milne, Alfred, joiner, 16 EasterbankMilne, David, baker, 25 NewmonthillMilne, David, mill worker, 12 Peffers Place

Milne, David, " Viewmount," 35 St. James' RoadMilne, David, " Monega," 10 Wyllie Street

Milne, David M., " Titaghur," Hanick Terrace

Milne, David S., slater, 47 Castle Street

Milne, Elizabeth B., " Weem," Brechin RoadMilne, Ernest, joiner, 9 Green Street

Milne, Frederick A., clerk, 60 Yeaman Street

Milne, George, post office clerk, 62 Lilybank Crescent

Milne, George, 9 William Street

Milne, George, 46 Lour RoadMilne, George, butcher, 80 Easterbank

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Milne, George, spirit merchant, 150-| East High Street

Milne, James, " Wellbrae Cottage," WellbraeheadMilne, James, railway servant, 3 Market PlaceMilne, James, tractor driver, Kirkton, Academy Street

Milne, James, farm servant, 19 EasterbankMilne, James, cashier, 13 Wyllie Street

Milne, Joan T., 18 Helen Street

Milne, John, shoemaker, " Angle Cottage," Brechin RoadMilne, John, factory worker, 93 Queen Street

Milne, John, factory worker. 10 NewmonthillMilne, John, postman, 10 Montrose RoadMilne, John R. C, hairdresser, 58 Graham CrescentMilne, John, confectioner, 89 Queen Street

Milne, Lindsay, engineer, Kirkton, Academy StreetMilne, Margaret, 31 John Street

Milne, Margaret, 26 Nursery Street

Milne, Margaret, 34 Glarnis RoadMilne, Margaret, 15 WellbraeheadMilne, Mary, 56 Dundee LoanMilne, Mary A., postmistress and stationer, 2 Albert Street

Milne, Mrs Agnes, 48 Dundee RoadMilne, Mrs Agnes, weaver, 20 Graham CrescentMilne, Mrs Betsy, 137J East High Street

Milne, Mrs Elizabeth, 19 Arbroath RoadMilne, Mrs Helen, 23 WellbraeheadMilne, Mrs Mary, 47 Nursery Street

Milne, Mrs Mary, 5 Cottage Homes, Lilybank RoadMilne, Mrs Mary, 37 EasterbankMilne, Mrs Nora, lj NewmonthillMilne, Robert, confectioner, 9 Queen StreetMilne, Robert, railway stoker, 38 John StreetMilne, Robert, 51 Dundee LoanMilne, WT

alter D., cinema manager, 54 East High StreetMilne, William, ploughman, 6 Albert StreetMilne, William, factory worker, 8 EasterbankMilne, William W., plasterer, "Enlim," Academy StreetMitchell, Agnes W., teacher, 184 East High StreetMitchell, Andrew, 72 Dundee LoanMitchell, Charles, railway servant, 23 Prior RoadMitchell, Elizabeth, 29 Little CausewayMitchell. Ernest, baker, 37 Victoria StreetMitchell, George, tailor, 87 Graham CrescentMitchell, Ina, 34 Yeaman StreetMitchell, James B., brushmaker, 3 New RoadMitchell, John, railway servant, 50 Prior RoadMitchell, Mrs Elizabeth, " Redgarth," Rosebank RoadMitchell, Richard A., railway worker, 138 East High StreetMitchell, William, 14 Charles Street

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Mitchell, William, bus driver, 11 NewmonthillMitchell, William.. 9 CrossMitchell, Williamina, 184 East High StreetMoffat, Douglas, garage attendant, 22 King's RoadMoffat, Mrs Rankeillor, 19 Queen StreetMoffat, William, factory worker, 91 East High StreetMoir, Alexander, lamplighter, 52 Prior RoadMoir, Annie, factory worker, 4 Western SunnysideMoir, Bella, 93b West High StreetMoir, Campbell, 28 John StreetMoir, Charles Wm., bank agent, Bank of Scotland, East High St.

Moir, David E., factory worker, 49 North StreetMoir, John, fireman, 22 WellbraeheadMoir, John, motor engineer, 22 Yeaman StreetMoir, John, dentist, 32 Lilybank CrescentMoir, Marion, teacher, 19 Arbroath RoadMoir, Mrs Martha, 13 Albert StreetMoir, Robert, postman, 103 Lilybank CrescentMoir, William, factory worker, 44 Yeaman StreetMollison, Andrew, railway fireman, 70 EasterbankMollison, Andrew, 4 Helen Street

Mollison, James, farm worker, 65 Glamis RoadMollison, John, 87 West High StreetMollison, John, 10 Charles Street

Moncur, James, 10 Muir Street, ZoarMorgan, John, lorry driver, 5 Windyedge TerraceMorison, Angus, auctioneer, 8 Wyllie StreetMorison, John Miller, manufacturer, " Beech Hill," Lour RoadMorris, David, 18 William Street

Morris, James, clerk, 22 Green StreetMorris, William, railway servant, 16 North Street

Morris, William, 10 Dundee LoanMorrison, David, engineer, " Eastville," William Street

Morrison, James B., fruit merchant, 40 Market Street

Morrison, Joseph, tailor and clothier, 14a North Street

Morrison, Messrs, farmers, " Slatefielcl," Dundee RoadMorrison, Mrs Elizabeth, 7 Lilybank CrescentMorrison, Mrs Elizabeth, 21 Canmore Street

Morrison, Mrs Isabella, 102 East High Street

Morrison, Robert K., joiner, 9 Manor Street

Morrison, William, motor engineer, Little CausewayMorton, Edith, 109 Queen Street

Morton, Ernest, carter, 13 North Street

Morton, Hector, mechanic, 23 Roberts Street NorthMorton, John, factory worker, 24 North Street

Morton, Lizzie, 105 Queen Street

Morton, Mrs Mary, 31 Graham Crescent

Morton, Robert, factory worker, 31 Easterbank


Morty, Alexander, factory worker, 38 Brechin Road, ZoarMowbray, Wm. E., 43 Dundee RoadMudie, Albert, blacksmith, 20 Dundee RoadMudie, Mrs Jane, 20 Dundee RoadMuir, Alexander, 29 North Street

Mullen, John A., lino, salesman, 97 Graham CrescentMungall, Andrew Taylor, motor engineer, 3 Taylor Street

Mungall, Robert, motor engineer, Hanick TerraceMunro, Alexander, 6 Bell PlaceMunro, George, 3 Katherine Street, ZoarMunro, John, motor driver, 8 John Street

Munro, Margaret, hardware merchant, 32 East High Street

Munro, Margaret C., " Beechwood," Brechin RoadMunro, Murdoch, bank clerk, 15 Lilybank CrescentMurdoch, James, 3 Green Street

Murdoch, Matthew, tobacconist, 3 Muirbank, Brechin RoadMurdoch, Misses, teachers, 16 Castle Street

Murdoch, Mrs Mary, 65 West High Street

Murray, Alexander, 7 Montrose RoadMurray, Alexander, labourer, 30 Graham CrescentMurray, Allan D., manual instructor, " Clovella," Taylor Street

Murray, Andrew, grocer, 54 EasterbankMurray, David, telephone linesman, 52 Graham CrescentMurray, David, 8 Market PlaceMurray, James, painter, 52 EasterbankMurray, J. Boyd, dentist, " Bengarth," Robertson TerraceMurray, Mrs Isabella S., 50 East High Street

Murray, Peter G., butcher, 8 St. James' RoadMurray, Robert, motor driver, 3 Bell PlaceMurray, William, mart keeper, 4 Bell PlaceMurray, William, 59 Dundee LoanMurray, William, 28 Queen StreetMyles, Alex., tanner, 7 Montrose RoadMyles, David, boot repairer, 54 Graham CrescentMyles, Dr David, 59 East High StreetMyles, James, labourer, 42 Prior RoadMyles, Misses, " Blythehill," Hillside RoadMyles, William, carter, 27 Graham CrescentMyles, William, 49 Graham CrescentM'Beth, Mrs Nellie, " Hillpark," Hillside RoadM'Bey, John, 12 Nursery StreetM'Cue, James, tenter, 101 Graham CrescentM'Diarmid, Alex., telegraph linesman, 99b East High StreetM'Donald, Alexander, 40 Prior RoadM'Donald, Catherine F., 2 Carseburn RoadM'Donald, Charlotte, 28 Nursery StreetM'Donald, Elizabeth, 6 Katherine Street, ZoarM'Donald, Margaret S., 182 East High Street


M'Donald, Margaret, 120 East High StreetM'Donald, Robina, 24 WellbraeheadM'Donald, William, general dealer, 75 Graham CrescentM'Dougall, Margaret, 40 Prior RoadM'Dougall, Susan, factory worker, 12 New RoadM'Dowall, James, engineer, 58 Lilybank CrescentM'Dowall, Mrs Margaret, 13 North Street

M'Farlane, Agnes, factory worker, 24 Glamis RoadM'Farlane, Frank, police inspector, 6 Lochside RoadM'Farlane, George Wilkie, joiner, 36 North Street

M'Farlane, Misses, 3 St. James' TerraceM'Farlane, Peter, grain merchant, 7 Lochside RoadM'Farlane, Thomas, factory worker, 1 Manor Street

M'Farlane, Walter, 26 NewmonthillM'Gill, Samuel, bank agent, National Bank of Scotland, 7 CrossM'Gillivray, Thomas, 4 Dundee RoadM'Gregor, Archibald, gardener, 34 Dundee LoanM'Gregor, David S., 113 Lilybank CrescentM'Gregor, Douglas, factory worker, 73 Queen Street

M'Gregor, George W., 85 Queen Street

M'Gregor, Gordon, bus driver, 85 Glamis RoadM'Gregor, James S., factory worker, 36 Lour RoadM'Gregor, Lawrence, 15 Arbroath RoadM'Gregor, Mrs, 23 Queen Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Elizabeth Ann, 73 Queen Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Jane L., 16 Green Street

M'Gregor, Nellie, tobacconist, 11 Roberts Street

M'Gregor, Roy, gardener, 12 Glamis RoadM'Gregor, William, gardener, 45| West High Street

M'Hardy Jane, 5 Eastern SunnysideM'Innes, Allan, hairdresser, 107 Queen Street

M'Innes, David, mill worker, 80 East High Street

M'Innes, Duncan, dresser, 30 South Street

M'Innes, John, plumber, 39 North Street

M'Innes, John, mill worker, 40 Brechin Road, ZoarM'lntosh, Alex., " Gordon House," Katherine Street, ZoarM'lntosh, Andrew, factory worker, 14 Watt Street

M'lntosh, Christina, 14a Dundee RoadM'lntosh, Ernest, 186 East High Street

M'lntosh, Henry, railway fireman, 17 EasterbankM'lntosh, James G., 2 Dundee RoadM'lntosh, John, railway porter, 18 Katherine Street, Zoa :

M'lntosh, Margery, 59 West High Street

M'lntosh, Mrs Elsie, 51| West High Street

M'lntosh, Mrs Jessie, 5 Headingstone Place

M'lntosh, Mrs Jessie, 19 South Street

M'lntosh, Mrs Lizzie, 95 Queen Street

M'lntosh, Mrs Margaret Ann, 5a St. James' Terrace

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M'Intosh, William, shoemaker, 7 Roberts Street

M'lntyre, Allan B., railway guard. 37 Prior RoadM'Intyre, Mrs Ann, 1 Dundee RoadM'Kay, David, factory worker, 9 Dundee LoanM'Kay, Isabella, 17 Dundee LoanM'Kay, James, shoemaker, 82 Castle Street

M'Kay, James, mason, Albion PlaceM'Kay, James, traveller, 69 Graham CrescentM'Kay, James, labourer, 21 Market PlaceM'Kay, John, 4 WellbraeheadM'Kay, Mary, 82 Castle Street

M'Kay, William, factory overseer, 9 Lour RoadM'Kenzie, Charles, painter, 85 Graham CrescentM'Kenzie, David, gardener, 29 East High StreetM'Kenzie, John, painter.. " Wellesley," Well RoadM'Kenzie, John, traveller, "Woodbank," Service RoadM'Kenzie, Kenneth, 55 West High StreetM'Kenzie, Misses, '' Allanbank," St. James' RoadM'Kenzie, Mrs Amy, 41 Graham CrescentM'Kenzie, Mrs Jane, 20 Little CausewayM'Kenzie, Mrs Martha, 79 Queen StreetM'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 23 St. James' RoadM'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 24 WellbraeheadM'Kenzie, William, factory worker, 28 Nursery Street

M"Kerchar, John, " Viewmount," 35 St. James' RoadM'Kie, William, police constable, "Dalgarn," 18 Jamieson StreetM'Kinnon, John, tailor and clothier, " Talana," Wyllie Street

M'Kinnon, Lavina, 22 Lilybank CrescentM'Laggan, Mrs Grace, 9 Headingstone PlaceM'Laggan, Mrs Jessie, 14 Prior RoadM'Laren, Annabella N., " Chapelpark House," Academy StreetM'Laren, David N., plumber, " Ferguslea." St. James' RoadM'Laren, Frederick D. R., teacher, Reid Park RoadM'Laren, Misses, " Drumgley Cottage," Brechin RoadM'Laren, Mrs Agnes, " Emslea," 8 Jamieson StreetM'Laren, Mrs Helen, Chapelpark House, Academy StreetM'Laren, Mrs Leah, 25 Manor StreetM'Laren, Peter, bus driver, 18 Charles StreetM'Laren, Robert, shoemaker, 56 Graham CrescentM'Laren, William, baker, 24 Market StreetM'Laren, William, painter, 12 Victoria StreetM'Laren, William R., clerk, 20 Lilybank CrescentM'Laren, William, jun., baker, " Hazelbank," 21 Taylor StreetM'Laughlin, John, cattle dealer, 9 John StreetM'Lean, David, spirit merchant, 24 Albert StreetM'Lean, George, restaurateur, 35 Albert StreetM'Lean, James, factory worker, 24 Lour RoadM'Lean, John, tenter, 4 Dundee Road


M'Lean, Lindsay, insurance agent, 3 Muirbank, Brechin RoadM'Lean, Mrs Harriet, 6 Nursery StreetM'Lean, Mrs Isobel, 39 St. James' RoadM'Lean, Mrs Mary, 9 North Street

M'Lean, Peter, 17 Manor Street

M'Lean, William, railway clerk, 5 William Street

M'Leay, Donald, shoemaker, 39 Graham CrescentM'Leod, Allan, dairyman, 22 North Street

M'Leod, Angus, storekeeper, 84 Lilybank CrescentM'Leod, Mrs Eliza, 35 North Street

M'Leod, Mrs Elizabeth, 34 King's RoadM'Math, Euphemia, teacher, 8 Canmore Street

M'Math, Mary, 6 Canmore Street

M'Millan, John, 9 Victoria Street

M'Millan, Mrs Annie, 129 Castle Street

M'Nab, Archibald, 10 Nursery Street

M'Nab, Mrs Annie, 23a South Street

M'Nab, David, postman, 1 Dundee LoanM'Nab, Mrs Isabella, 132 Dundee LoanM'Nab, Robert, factory worker, 3 Bell PlaceM'Neish, Robert, 26| West High Street

M'Nicoll, Annie, 138 East High Street

M'Nicoll, Thomas, saddler, 7 St. James' RoadM'Phee, Andrew, reporter, 31 Lilybank Crescent

M'Phee, Duncan, tailor, " Gladsmuir," Muir RoadM'Phee, Helen Beattie, factory worker, 7 New RoadM'Phee, John, 13 Archie's ParkM'Phee, Mrs Jessie, 40 Yeaman Street

M'Pherson, Alexander, police constable, County Buildings

M'Pherson, John, editor, Manor Place, Manor Street

M'Pherson, Kenneth, 97 West High Street

M'Pherson, Mrs Alexina, 123e Castle Street

M'Pherson, Mrs Helen, 167 East High Street

M'Queen, Mary, 48 South Street

M'Queen, Mrs Isabella, 36 Canmore Street

M'Queen, William J., auctioneer, "Strathellen," Robertson Terrace

M'William, Alexander, 112 Dundee RoadNairn, Mrs Mary, " Arisaig," Wyllie Street

Nairn, William, 69 Queen Street

Napier, Andrew, labourer, 97 West High Street

Napier, James, " Gallowshade," Dundee RoadNapier, James D., farm servant, 50 Dundee RoadNapier, William, Reid Park RoadNapier^ William, 160J East High Street

Neave, Alexander, labourer, 3 Roberts Street NorthNeave, Charles, plumber, 78 North Street

Neave, David, labourer, 60 Graham Crescent

Neave, Eliza, 4 Dundee Loan

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Neave, Mrs Jessie, 27 Nursery Street

Neave, Mrs Elizabeth, 33 North Street

Neave, Norman, 30 South Street

Neave, Ralph D., slater, 2 Broadcroft (east)

Neave, William, hairdresser, 16 North Street

Neave, William I., joiner, 19 WellbraeheadNeil, Donald, labourer, 1 Bell PlaceNeill, Ethel Munro, teacher, 42a Castle Street

Neill, Ralph John, insurance agent, 125 East High Street

Ness, George, labourer, 15 Glamis RoadNevay, Agnes, 108 Castle Street

Nevay, David, plasterer, 14 Canmore Street

Newby, Mrs, Hanick TerraceNicol, Mrs Mary, 47 North Street

Nicoll, Albert, 9 New RoadNicoll, Binny, spinster, 17 Dundee LoanNicoll, Douglas, auctioneer, 1 Cargill Terrace, Brechin RoadNicoll, Edward, factory worker, 13 Charles Street

Nicoll, George, gardener, 1 New RoadNicoll, George, factory worker, 26 NewmonthillNicoll, George M., " St. Helen's," Rosebank RoadNicoll, James, grocer, 8 Lilybank CrescentNicoll, Jane.. 33 Glamis RoadNicoll, Jane, factory worker, 7 Windyedge TerraceNicoll, John, plumber, 5 Roberts StreetNicoll, John, factory worker, 87J East High StreetNicoll, Mary, 52 South Street

Nicoll, Mary Ann, 105J- East High Street

Nicoll, Misses, 12 Helen StreetNicoll, Mrs Mary, 7 Headingstone PlaceNicoll, Mrs Mary "Eastview," 47 North StreetNicoll, Mrs Mary Ann, 13 North StreetNicoll, Mrs Rachel, 24 Dundee RoadNicoll, Alexander, motor driver, 18 Little CausewayNicoll, Eliza, 12 William StreetNicoll, John G., market gardener, 26 Dundee RoadNicoll, Mrs Sarah, "Torwood," 13 Yeaman StreetNicoll, Norman, lamplighter, 82 EasterbankNicoll, Robert, mill worker, 37 Roberts StreetNicoll, William, joiner, 48 Yeaman StreetNicoll, William, factory worker, 52 South StreetNicoll, William, mason, 8 Headingstone PlaceNicoll, William D., motor driver, 105 Lilybank CrescentNicolson, Elizabeth, 18 Lilybank CrescentNicolson, George, chauffeur, 36 John StreetNicolson, James, factory worker, 46 Yeaman Street

Nimmo, Robert, 61 Glamis RoadNisbit, James, veterinary surgeon, Easterbank House, South Street


Niven, John, railway clerk, " Bell Place Cottage," WellbraeheadNorrie, Frank, chauffeur, 16 Lilybank CrescentNorrie, Frank, 12 Cottage Homes, Jamieson StreetNorrie, Mrs Jane, 43 Queen Street

Oakley, Mrs Allison M., 16 Watt Street

Oakley, Mrs Lizzie, 15 Glamis RoadOakley, Norman, confectioner, 16 Watt Street

Ogg, Andrew T., postman, 5 New RoadOgg, David, factory worker, 26 North Street

Ogg, Mrs Annie, 6 Victoria Street

Ogg, William, railway fireman, 28 King's RoadOgilvy, Gordon, ticket collector, 26 King's RoadOgilvie, James, bricklayer, 9 Muir Street, ZoarOgilvie, John, labourer, 66 Graham CrescentOgilvie, Robert R. K., police supt., " Jedneuk," 7 Taylor Street

Ogilvy, Capt. The Hon. Bruce, Bankhead House, Lochside RoadO'Kane, Patrick, labourer, 40 Graham CrescentOliphant, David, nurseryman, "Sheriff Park," 60 Glamis RoadOliphant, Peter, 20 Market PlaceOliver, William, lorryman, 40 Prior RoadOram, Alexander, 44 St. James' RoadOram, John, 21 WellbraeheadOram, William, factory worker, 45 Nursery Street

Oram, William, joiner, 17 Eastern SunnysideOrmiston, A. W., grocer and wine merchant, 19 Castle Street

Ormond, Jane, 39 Queen Street

Ormond, Jessie, 157 East High Street

Ormond, John B., china merchant, 27 Dundee LoanOrmond, Maggie, 19 John Street

Ormond, Mrs Annie, 60 Lilybank CrescentOrmond, Mrs Helen, 4 Victoria Street

Ormond, William, grocery manager, 83 West High Street

Osier, Mrs Eliza Jane, "Troodos Cottage," St. James' RoadPage, Frank, 23 WellbraeheadPass, John, salesman, 58 Yeaman Street

Paterson, David, hammerman, 22 Don Street

Paterson, David, labourer, 186 East High Street

Paterson, David, motor mechanic, 32 Manor Street

Paterson, James, jun., 23 Nursery Street

Paterson, Walter Low, tailor, 38 Yeaman Street

Paterson, William, 19 NewmonthillPaterson, William, picture framer, 44 West High Street

Paton, Misses, 10 WellbraeheadPaton, William J., painter, 6 Western SunnysidePaton, William J., factory worker, 32 Dundee LoanPatterson, Charles, 4 Watt Street

Patterson, George D., baker, 3 Eastern SunnysidePatterson, Georgina, 12 Watt Street


Patterson, John. 4 Watt Street

Patterson, Mrs Annie, 50 West High Street

Patterson, Mrs Margaret, 2 Bell PlacePatterson, Robert S., baker, 18 New RoadPatterson, William, water inspector, 7 Albert Street

Pattie, Mrs Margaret, " Jock's Thorn," Roberts Street

Pattullo, George, carter, 20 Nursery Street

Pattullo, Mrs Elizabeth, 95 Castle Street

Pattullo, Maggie, 22 North Street

Patullo, Andrew, tenter, 166 East High Street

Patullo, David, hairdresser, 18 Victoria Street

Patullo, Douglas, engine driver, 6 EasterbankPatullo, George, railway surfaceman, 3 EasterbankPatullo, Isabella Y., clerkess, 8 Helen Street

Patullo, James, mason, 4 Dundee RoadPatullo, James, engine driver, 72 Graham CrescentPatullo, Mrs Mary Ann, 86 Dundee LoanPatullo, Mrs Susan, 14 Victoria Street

Patullo, Stewart, 61 Dundee LoanPatullo, William, railway porter, 26 North Street

Patullo, William, 157 East High Street,

Patullo, William, railway fireman, 2 Bell PlacePeacock, Alexander, moulder, 61 Lilybank CrescentPeacock, Bella, factory worker, 50 Dundee LoanPeacock, Mrs Ann, 18 South Street

Pearson, James, jun., painter, 44 South Street

Pearson, Mrs Elizabeth, 44 South Street

Peffers, Mrs Annie, 8 SparrowcroftPeter, David, 101 East High Street

Peter, William, mason, 34 Yeaman Street

Peters, James, 23 Lilybank CrescentPeters, Mrs Edith, 16 Lorn RoadPeters, Mrs Margaret, 2 Broadcroft (west)Peters, Robert J., "Mansfield," Couttie's WyndPetrie, Agnes, boot merchant, 56 Queen StreetPetrie, Alexander, gas worker, 13 Roberts StreetPetrie, Alexander, labourer, 63 North StreetPetrie, Alexander W., " Volunteer Arms," Arbroath RoadPetrie, Bella, 137J East High StreetPetrie, Charles, factory worker, 41 John StreetPetrie, Charles, factory worker, 19 Canmore StreetPetrie, David, dresser, 20 John StreetPetrie, David, school caretaker, 22 Lour RoadPetrie, David, labourer, 39 Roberts StreetPetrie, David, motor driver, 64 East High StreetPetrie, David Beattie, butcher, 95J East High StreetPetrie, George, plumber, 86 West High StreetPetrie, George, factory worker, 19 Eastern Sunnyside


Petrie, George, railway fireman, 69 Lilybank CrescentPetrie, Isabella, 3 John Street

Petrie, James, bleacher, 20 Montrose RoadPetrie, James, labourer, 17 North Street

Petrie, James M., hairdresser, " Floralbank," Wyllie Street

Petrie, James, 2 Dundee RoadPetrie, Mary, 4 SparrowcroftPetrie, Mary, 9 NewmonthillPetrie, Mrs Anne, " Atholl Cottage," Robertson TerracePetrie, Mrs Betsy, 15 WellbraeheadPetrie, Mrs Jane, 74 Dundee LoanPetrie, Mrs Jessie Ann D., 52 Prior RoadPetrie, Mrs Lizzie, 8 Don Street

Petrie, Mrs Mabel, 17 Lihbank Crescent

Petrie, Mrs Marjory, 111 Queen Street

Petrie, Robert, hairdresser, 138 East High Street

Petrie, Thomas, wood turner, 43 EasterbankPetrie, Wilhelmina, Roslin Place, Yeaman Street

Petrie, William, motor driver, 41 Victoria Street

Philip, Mrs Mabel, 43 North Street

Philip; James bus driver, 18 Dundee RoadPhillips, David, 10 East High Street

Philp, Mrs Agnes, 6 Victoria Street

Piggot, Charles, labourer, 21 WellbraeheadPiggot, David, porter, 6 Montrose RoadPiggot, Frank, scavenger, 125 Castle Street

Piggot, George, plasterer, 44 Graham Crescent

Piggot, James, traveller, 35 Roberts Street

Piggot, John, factory manager, 1 John Street

Piggot, Mar _ ' Ann, 1 1 WellbraeheadPiggot, Mrs Annie, 71 West High Street

Piggot, Walter, engine driver, 13 Muir Street, Zoar

Piggot, William, Hillockhead, East High Sereet

Pirie, James, labourer, 21 Market Place

Pole, Charles, hotel attendant, 35 Castle Street

Pool, Mrs Mary, " Carseview," Brechin RoadPorter, Thomas, motor driver, 21 Albert Street

Potter, David G., 32 EasterbankPotter, James, 42 Market Street

Preston, Alexander, mason, 76 Lilybank Crescent

Preston, Alexander, jun., joiner, 160| East High Street

Preston, David, insurance agent, 15 Montrose RoadPreston, David, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Preston, James, railway servant, 16 Peffers Place

Preston, William, hallkeeper, 64 East High Street

Pringle, William, blacksmith, 10 Peffers Place

Proctor, Edward, 11 NewmonthillProctor, Mrs Grace, 14 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street

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Prophet, David, painter, 99b East High Street

Prophet, David, 10 Glamis RoadProphet, Douglas, fireman, 42 Brechin RoadProphet, Elizabeth, 5 Charles Street

Prophet, Ernest, chimney sweep, 30 South Street

Prophet, James, factory worker, 22 Yeaman Street

Prophet, James J., painter, 30 Prior RoadProphet, Louisa, Couttie's WyndProphet, Mrs Ann, 108 East High Street

Prophet, Mrs Betsy, 1 William Street

Prophet, Mrs Margaret, 6 Charles Street

Prophet, Patrick Reid, factory worker, 27 New RoadProphet, Thomas, mill worker, 17 New RoadProphet, William, cement worker, 13 Graham CrescentRae, David, labourer, 21 Montrose RoadRae, Frank, factory worker, 43 John Street

Rae, Frank, factory worker, 27 St. James' RoadRae, George, blacksmith, 15 Watt Street

Rae, James Hunter, 3 Green Street

Rae, John, 16 Albert Street

Rae, Mrs Helen, 11 Little CausewayRae, Mrs Jemima, 3 Glamis RoadRae, Norman, motor driver, 88 Lilybank CrescentRaitt, Christina W., 51 Dundee RoadRaitt, David, dealer, 1 Easterbank, South Street

Raitt, Douglas, electrician, 34 Yeaman Street

Raitt, Mrs Isabella, 8 Market Street

Raitt, William, dyker, 35 North Street

Raitt, William, agent, 14 EasterbankRalph, John, 77 Lilybank CrescentRamsay, Alexander, mill worker, 37 Graham CrescentRamsay, Andrew, 13 Charles Street

Ramsay, Bella, dressmaker, 15 Muir Street, ZoarRamsay, Betsy, dressmaker, 49 North Street

Rattray, Claude, mason, 61 EasterbankRamsay, Hannah, confectioner, 61J West High StreetRamsay, Louisa, factory worker, 80 East High StreetRamsay, Mrs Georgina, 20 Nursery StreetRamsay, Robert, joiner, 12 St. James' RoadRamsay, Robert S., reedmaker, 55 West High StreetRamsay, Scott, painter, 4 Montrose RoadRamsay, William, factory worker, 8 Katherine Street, ZoarRandell, William, chauffeur, 39 St. James' RoadRattray, Alexander, " Newford Park," Glamis RoadRattray, Alexander H., " Linbethnor," Taylor StreetRattray, David M., Stark's Close, West High StreetRattray, James K., aerated water manufacturer, 14 Charles StreetRattray, Mrs Jessie, 90 Dundee Loan


Rattray, Mrs Mary Ann, 54 South Street

Rattray, Mrs Mary J., 14 Charles Street

Rattray, William, 17 Muir Street, ZoarRee, Agnes, 25 West High Street

Ree, James, baker, 99 Lilybank CrescentRee, Mrs Mary, 37 North Street

Ree, William, insurance agent, 9 St. James' TerraceReid, Agnes, 3 Katherine Street, ZoarReid, Alexander, 51 Dundee LoanReid, Andrew M., barman, 7 Montrose RoadReid, Annabella, 38 Brechin Road, ZoarReid, James, cattleman, "Newford Park," Glamis RoadReid, John P., plasterer, 16 Jamieson Street

Reid, John W., retired postman, 25 Canmore Street

Reid, Jane, teacher, " St. John's Cottages," Fyfe Street

Reid, Mrs Agnes, 6 Manor Street

Reid, Mrs Catherine J., Kirkton, Academy Street

Reid, Mrs Christina, 10 Dundee LoanReid, Mrs Margaret, 10 Glamis RoadReid, Mrs Margaret, 41 Queen Street

Reid, Mrs Mary, 9 Couttie's WyndReid, Robert, butcher, 15 William Street

Reid, Robert, factory worker, 7 Charles Street

Reid, William, Roslin Place, 3 Yeaman Street

Reith, George, 19 NewmonthillRennet, Alexander, blacksmith, 80b West High Street

Rennie, Charles, engineer, 11 William Street

Rennie, John, painter, 29 St. James' RoadRennie, Mrs Florence, 2 Green Street

Restrup, Horace, railway porter, 108 East High Street

Rew, Annie, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Rhind, Alexander C, Kirkton, Academy Street

Richard, Elizabeth, 10 Little CausewayRiddell, Elizabeth, 55 Dundee LoanRitchie, Alexander, secretary, " Leapark," Wyllie Street

Ritchie, Donald, 108 East High Street

Ritchie, Elizabeth, 1 Rosebank RoadRitchie, Elizabeth M., " Windyedge," St. James' RoadRitchie, Misses, "Lunan Cottage," Well RoadRitchie, Mrs Agnes, 16 East High Street

Ritchie, Mrs Elizabeth, " Tigh-Alasdair," Glamis RoadRitchie, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Muirbank, Brechin RoadRitchie, Mrs Margaret, 96 Dundee LoanRitchie, Robert, carrier, 83 West High Street

Ritchie, William A., " Lunan Cottage," Well RoadRobb, Annie, 11 WellbraeheadRobb, David, gas worker, 20 Victoria Street

Robb, David M., Reid Park Road

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Robb, Harry, 6 Bell Place

Robb, James, 13 Queen Street

Robb, Mrs Mary Ann, 33 South Street

Robb, William, " Northampton," Dundee RoadRobb, William, plumber, 55 Graham CrescentRobbie, John C, seedsman, 23 Albert Street

Robbie, Mrs Helen, " Sheriff Park," Glamis RoadRobbie, Mrs Margaret, 27 New RoadRobbie, William, retired, 43 Queen Street

Roberts, Elizabeth, 17 Albert Street

Roberts, George, grocer, " Claremont," Brechin RoadRoberts, James, draper, 46 Yeaman Street

Roberts, Jane, 2 Market Street

Roberts, Mary, factory worker, 18 New RoadRoberts, Mrs Elizabeth, 28 Lilybank CrescentRoberts, Mrs Helen, 41 East High Street

Roberts, Mrs Jane, Victoria Cottage, 19 Nursery StreetRoberts, Mrs Lizzie, 44 Glamis RoadRoberts, Mrs Margaret S., 3 Bell PlaceRobertson, Alexander, school caretaker, 31 Albert Street

Robertson, Alexander, 17 Charles Street

Robertson, Alexander, 96 West High Street

Robertson, Alexander, joiner, 42 Canmore Street

Robertson, Andrew, 17 Charles Street

Robertson, Andrew, chartered accountant, Reid Park RoadRobertson, Andrew, 33 Glamis RoadRobertson, Ann Donald, 13 Watt Street

Robertson, Ann W., dressmaker, 3 Archie's ParkRobertson, Arch., motor engineer, 1 Southview Ter. , Roberts St.

Robertson, Charles, farm servant, 16 Dundee RoadRobertson, David, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Robertson, David, clerk, " Balintore," Brechin RoadRobertson, David, jun., baker, 10b Watt Street

Robertson, George, labourer, 29 St. James' RoadRobertson, George, labourer, 63 North Street

Robertson, Isabella, Reid Park RoadRobertson, James, tenter, 7 Archie's ParkRobertson, John, stationmaster, Old Station, Victoria RoadRobertson, John, painter, 69 Dundee LoanRobertson, John A., Caledonian Bar, 2-4 Don StreetRobertson, J. M., factory manager, " Caenlochan," Robertson Ter,Robertson, Mary Jane, 39 South Street

Robertson, Misses, 13 Glamis RoadRobertson, Miss, 15 Green Street

Robertson, Mrs Grace, 30 Green Street

Robertson, Mrs Janet W., 11 Manor StreetRobertson, Mrs Jessie, 9 Watt StreetRobertson, Mrs Margaret, 163a East High Street

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Robertson, Mrs Susan, 14 Katherine Street, ZoarRobertson, Mrs Violet, 9 Windyedge TerraceRobertson, Robert, 72 EasterbankRobertson, Robert, factory worker, 166 East High Street

Robertson, William, labourer, 76 EasterbankRobertson, William, 129J East High Street

Robertson, Wm., joiner & cabinetmaker, 156J East High Street

Rodger, Christopher M. H., painter, 11 Chapel Street

Rodger, George M. H., painter, 40 John Street

Rodger, James B., teacher, 2 Morley Place, Gordon Street

Rodger, John, 55 North Street

Rodger, Mrs Mary, " Kinnoull," Hanick TerraceRodger, Robert T., chief P.A. officer, " Glencairn," Taylor St.

Rodger, William, assistant P.A. officer, 2 Canmore Street

Roebuck, Allan, joiner, 3 William Street

Rolland, Annie, 87 West High Street

Rolland, David, 61 West High Street

Rolland, George, factory worker, 14 Dundee LoanRolland, Helen, 93b West High Street

Rolland, Mrs Margaret, 24 Dundee LoanRolland, Peter, labourer, 8 Charles Street

Rose, Jessie, 14 Arbroath RoadRoss, Alexander, " Hamilton Cottage," Helen Street;

Ross, Alexander, sculptor, 3 Carseburn RoadRoss, David, mill worker, 29 North Street

Ross, David, baker. 15 Roberts Street NorthRoss, David, 16 Arbroath RoadRoss, David, 23 Green Street

Ross, David A., labourer, 4 Osnaburg Street

Ross, Donald, clerk, 7 Glamis RoadRoss, Frank, factory worker, 10 Graham Crescent

Ross, John, factory worker, 11 Market Place

Ross, John C, 57 Lilybank Crescent

Ross, Joseph, ploughman, Turfbeg, Lochside RoadRoss, Mary, innkeeper, 20 Muir Street, ZoarRoss, Mrs Clementina, 7 NewmonthillRoss, Peter, railway surfaceman, 10 William Street

Ross, Robert, 26 NewmonthillRoss, Roderick, fruit farm foreman, 7 Glamis RoadRoss, William, fireman, 8 Lour RoadRoss, William, butcher, "Hunter Cottage," 19 Wyllie Street

Rough, Alexander, architect, 6 Sparrowcroft

Rough, Andrew, 27 New RoadRough, David, carter, 87 West High Street

Rough, Isabella Kinnear, 25 Eastern SunnysideRough, Mrs Ann, 12 Watt Street

Rough, Mrs Annie, 54 Dundee RoadRough, Robert Morrison, baker, 10 St. James' Road


Routledge, James, sugar boiler, 63 Lilybank Crescent

Roy, James F., labourer, 95 Lilybank CrescentRoy, Mrs Isabella, 59 Glamis RoadRoy, Mrs Jessie, 23 Glamis RoadRussel, James, factory worker, 16 WellbraeheadRussell, James, plasterer, 30 South Street

Saddler, Alexander C, baker, 32 Market Street

Saddler, Archibald, baker, 33 East High Street

Saddler, John, baker, 96 North Street

Saddler, Marjory, 10 Archie's ParkSaddler, Mary Ann, " Honeyplace," 14 St. James' RoadSaddler, Mrs Isabella, 12 St. James' RoadSaddler, William, baker, " Strathview," Brechin RoadSahnond, Elizabeth, factory worker, 40 South Street

Samson, Alexander A., retired engine fitter, 42 St. James' RoadSamson, Mrs Ann, 124 Dundee LoanSamson, David, butcher, Manor Brae, Lochside RoadSamson, James, tailor, 38 Dundee RoadSamson, James, postal clerk, 6 Lilybank CrescentSamson, John, clerk, 87 Glamis RoadSamson, Janet, 8 Dundee LoanSamson, John, tailor, 23 Eastern Sunnysi.de

Samson, John, 49 North Street

Samson, John, painter, 52 North Street

Samson, Mrs, 8 Western SunnysideSamson, Mrs Agnes, 122 Dundee LoanSamson, Mrs Betsy, 52 Dundee LoanSamson, Mrs Davina, 132 East High Street

Samson, Mrs Jean, 51 Dundee LoanSamson, William, 6 Green Street

Samson, William, 43 North Street

Samson, William, 122 Dundee LoanSamson, William Byars, newsagent, 45 Dundee RoadSandeman, Elizabeth, 17 Dundee LoanSanderson, Andrew, 6 Victoria Street

Sangster, Georgina, draper, 7 South Street

Savege, Mrs Margaret, confectioner, 20 South StreetScott, Alexander, gardener, 26 NewmonthillScott, Andrew Fraser, " Westfield," Glamis RoadScott, Annie, 12 St. James' TerraceScott, Euphemia, 2 Victoria StreetScott, George, carter, 62 Castle StreetScott, George, " Ivybank," Helen Street

Scott, George D., joint manager, " Lilyfield," Yeaman StreetScott, Harry, clerk, 50 Yeaman StreetScott, James, managing director, " Lynnhall," Lininghills LaneScott, James, factory worker, 28 Dundee LoanScott, James, 39 Dundee Road


Scott, James, retired farmer, St. John's Cottages, Fyfe Street

Scott, John, butcher, " Southview Cottage," Glamis RoadScott, Mrs Elizabeth, 84 East High Street

Scott, Mrs Helen, rope spinner, 20 King's RoadScott, Mrs Isabella, factory worker, 7 Charles Street

Scott, Mrs Isabella, 39 South Street

Scott, Nelson, motor driver, 1 WellbraeheadScott, Robert, 29 Queen Street

Scrimger. David, fishmonger, 124a East High Street

Selby, Alexander, railway fireman, 5 Helen Street

Selby, Mrs Ann, factory worker, 6 Broadcroft (west)

Sharp, Charles, " Bellevue," Lininghills LaneSharpe, George, 54 North Street

Shaw, Dr Charles John, m.d., "Benholm," Glamis RoadSheach, Mrs Jemima, 15 Arbroath RoadShepherd, Albert, slater, 136 East High Street

Shepherd, Alexander, 156J East High Street

Shepherd, Alexander, slater, 7 Victoria Street

Shepherd, Andrew, slater, 136 East High Street

Shepherd, Andrew, slater, 5 Helen Street

Shepherd, Betsy, 11 Canmore Street

Shepherd, George, factory worker, 161b East High Street

Shepherd, George, joiner, 1 William Street

Shepherd, George, slater, 46 North Street

Shepherd, James Nicoll, grocer, 87 Queen Street

Shepherd, James, Craig of Loch RoadShepherd, James, lorry driver, 27 New RoadShepherd, James, joiner, 5 Bell PlaceShepherd, James, 85 Queen Street

Shepherd, James C, law clerk, "Ashton," Taylor Street

Shepherd, James C, 61 Dundee LoanShepherd, John E. A., clerk, 3 Arbroath RoadShepherd, Maggie, 57 North Street

Shepherd, Mrs Nellie, 4 West High Street

Shepherd, Peter T., " Millbank," Victoria Street

Shepherd, William, 57 North Street

Shepherd, William, stationer, 41 Castle Street

Shepherd, William, retired, 17 Green Street

Shepherd, William, factory worker, 9 Montrose RoadShepherd, William, market gardener, 13 Glamis RoadShepherd, William Byars, slater, 4 Headingstone Place

Sherridan, Mrs Amelia, 44 East High Street

Shields, Rev. Martin B., West Manse, Lour RoadSim, Agnes, dressmaker, 2 Market Street

Sim, Charles H., " Craigard," Rosebank RoadSimpson, Andrew Gray, 2 Dundee RoadSimpson, Charles, stationer, Roslin Place, Montrose RoadSimpson, David, factory worker, 7 Graham Crescent


Simpson, Euphemia, 30 Yeaman Street

Simpson, George, blacksmith, 13 Queen Street

Simpson, George, railway porter, 51 Queen Street

Simpson, George, 15 Charles Street

Simpson, Isobel, 20 Dundee Road"Simpson, James, town's employee, 52 Graham CrescentSimpson, John, 12 Glamis RoadSimpson, Louis, tailor, 25 EasterbankSimpson, Mrs Agnes, 110 Dundee LoanSimpson, Mrs Annie, 7 Arbroath RoadSimpson, Mrs Christina, 108 Dundee RoadSimpson, Mrs Margaret, 2 Charles Street

Simpson, Mrs Margaret, 29 John Street

Simpson, Mrs Mary, 79 West High Street

Simpson, Mrs Mary Ann, 38 Yeaman Street

Simpson, Richard, factory worker, 62 Yeaman Street

Simpson, Robert, engineer, " Shelcroft," 50 St. James' RoadSimpson, Robert, labourer, 84 EasterbankSimpson, William, factory worker, 15 Charles Street

Sinclair, George, 59 West High Street

Sinclair, N. J., m.d., medical officer, " Laurelbank," St. James' Rd.Sinclair, Robert A., baker, 14 Albert Street

Skea, George, blacksmith, 8 North StreetSkea, Henry B., gas manager,. 90 North Street

Skene, James, tenter, 17 North Street

Slater, Walter, mechanic, 19 Queen StreetSmall, Alexander, engine driver, 29 Prior RoadSmall, Allan, factory worker, 25 John Street

Small, Charles, engine driver, 78 EasterbankSmall, David, engineer, 24 Green Street

Small, Frank, engine driver. South StreetSmall, James, mechanic, 11 Montrose RoadSmall, John, factory worker, 43 Queen StreetSmall, John M., railway guard, 27 Albert Street

Small, Peter S., engineer, " Barguillean," Lour RoadSmall, Thomas, van driver, 16 Prior RoadSmall, William, " Viewmount," 35 St. James' RoadSmart, David F., motor engineer, 5 Victoria StreetSmart, Georgina, 54 Prior RoadSmart, John, labourer, 1 Albert StreetSmart, John, labourer, 7 St. James' TerraceSmart, Joseph, labourer, 13 Peffers PlaceSmart, Joseph, mill worker, 3 Albert StreetSmart, Mrs Annie, 11 Lour RoadSmart, Mrs Helen, weaver, 10 South StreetSmart, Robert, 16 Yeaman StreetSmith, Albert, labourer, 51 Graham CrescentSmith, Alexander, baker, 26 North Street

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

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Alexander, factory watchman, 56 West High Street

Alexander, " Sefton," South Street

Alexander, labourer, 12 South Street

Alexander L., 96 West High Street

Alexander, joiner, " Hillpark," Hillside RoadAllan, policeman, 2 Muirbank, Brechin RoadAndrew, 22 Don Street

Andrew, labourer, 10 Montrose RoadArchibald, 12 North Street

Charles, retired bank agent, " Norwood," Taylor Street

Charles M., chemist, " Belmont," Lour RoadDavid, painter, 7 NewmonthillDavid R., retired butcher, "Carnegie Cottage," Fyfe Street

Ernest, lorry driver, 16 Lour RoadFrank Smart, joiner, 12 EasterbankFrederick, 57 North Street

George, licensed hawker, 95 Queen Street

George, Kirkton, Academy Street

George K., " Willowbank," 11 Brechin RoadGeorge S., 6 Victoria Street

Georgina, 4 Cargill Terrace, Brechin RoadHelen, 1 Charles Street

Hugh, 29 North Street

James, factory worker, 109 Queen Street

James, factory worker, 45J West High Street

James, gardener, 12 NewmonthillJames, nurseryman, 28 Dundee RoadJames, 20 Arbroath RoadJames Donald, insurance agent, 49 South Street

James M'Queen, blacksmith, 48 Dundee RoadJames R., publican, "Viewfield," 98 Dundee RoadJane Ann W., 57 South Street

John, factory worker, 20 Charles Street

John, labourer, 14 Nursery Street

John, Old Station, Victoria Street

John, factory worker, 8 Don Street

John, 56 West High Street

John, 18 New RoadJohn A., bank agent, Royal Bank, 51 East High Street

John M., 39 North Street

Kate, factory worker, 17 North Street

Mary, 59 West High Street

Misses, 18 Muir Street, ZoarMrs Ann, 7 NewmonthillMrs Bella, 1 Watt Street

Mrs Betsy, 6 Bell PlaceMrs Georgina, 73 Graham Crescent

Mrs Helen, 37 John Street


Smith, Hendry, chauffeur, " Beech Hill," Lour RoadSmith, Mrs Elizabeth, 35 South Street

Smith, Mrs Isabella, 22 Lour RoadSmith, Mrs Isabella, 28 Market Street

Smith, Mrs Jane D., 29 Graham CrescentSmith, Mrs Jessie, 25 North Street

Smith, Mrs Mary, 12 Don Street

Smith, Mrs Williamina, 30 South Street

Smith, Nellie, 60 EasterbankSmith, Ogilvie, jun., 6 Bell PlaceSmith, Peter, engine driver, "Hillcrest," Dundee RoadSmith, Robert, boot repairer, 87| East High Street

Smith, Stewart, painter, 6 WellbraeheadSmith, Thomas, insurance agent, 17 John Street

Smith, Thos., police inspector, 2 Southview Ter., Roberts Street

Smith, Victoria R., 6 Katherine Street, ZoarSmith, Watson, painter, 9 Victoria Street

Smith, William, factory worker, 93b West High Street

Smith, William, 37 North Street

Smith, William, lorry driver, 8 Arbroath RoadSmith, William, motor driver, 57 North Street

Smith, William, butcher, 76 Graham CrescentSmith, William, 9 Charles StreetSmith, William factory worker, 169 East High StreetSmith, William, 102 West High Street

"Smyth, David, retd. stationmaster, " Kirklandbank," Jamieson St.

Smyth, Henry, grocer, 31 Roberts StreetSoave, Mrs Lily, 51 Graham CrescentSorley, William, tobacconist, 156J East High StreetSoutar, Alexander, factory worker, 40 Queen Street

Soutar, Andrew, lorry driver, 45b North StreetSoutar, Betsy, 7 Montrose RoadSoutar, David, traveller, 26a Dundee LoanSoutar, Frank, draper, 89 Lilybank CrescentSoutar, George, rly. surfaceman, Chapelpark, Academy StreetSoutar, Isabella, Well Road •

Soutar, James, railway surfaceman, 5 EasterbankSoutar, Jane, 15 Arbroath RoadSoutar, John, engine driver, 30 Lilybank CrescentSoutar, John, 15 Albert StreetSoutar, Mrs Agnes, 186 East High StreetSoutar, Mrs Georgina, 22 Little CausewaySoutar, Mrs Helen, 1J Victoria StreetSoutar, Mrs Mary Ann, 29 St. James' RoadSoutar, Thomas R., architect, Lochside RoadSoutter, James, labourer, 5 Graham CrescentSpalding, William, factory worker, 14 Nursery StreetSpark, Mrs Jean, 93 North Street

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Spark, William, " The Knoll," Hillside RoadSpence, John, grocer, 1 Muir RoadSpence, Mrs Jeannie, 17 Brechin RoadSplitt, William, commercial traveller, 5 Lilybank CrescentStark, David, fish merchant, 102 West High Street

Stark, James, 12 Stark's Close, West High Street

Stark, John, yarn dresser, 22 Dundee LoanSteele, Agnes, " Easterbank," South Street

Steele, Alexander, 6 Manor Street

Steele, Clarence A., labourer, 10 Glamis RoadSteele, Helen, factory worker, 11 NewmonthillSteele, Mrs Mary, 20 Glamis RoadSteele, Mrs Mary, 19 Graham CrescentSteele, William, tenter, 44 South Street

Steele, William, 46 Dundee RoadSteele, William, 10 Glamis RoadStephen, Alexander, mart superintendent, 46 John Street

Stephen, David, retired postmaster, 81a Castle Street

Stephen, Farrel, motor mechanic, 1 Little CausewayStephen, George, gardener, 65 Glamis RoadStephen, Gordon, engineer, 19 Queen Street

Stephen, Helen, 68 Dundee RoadStephen, James, 105 Queen Street

Stephen, James, carter, 43 North Street

Stephen, Mary Ann, 83 Queen Street

Stephen, Mrs Isabella, 5 Peffers PlaceSteven, William, baker, 13 John Street

Stewart, Alex., mason, 10a Watt Street

Stewart, Alex., game and fish dealer, " Ivy Cottage," Yeaman St

Stewart, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 146 East High Street

Stewart, Alexander, baker, 38 Yeaman Street

Stewart, Alexander, 84 Dundee LoanStewart, Alexander, motor lorry driver, 13 Montrose RoadStewart, Annie M., 26 Little CausewayStewart, Charles, baker, 150\ East High Street

Stewart, Charles, labourer, 32 Dundee LoanStewart, Charles, cycle agent, 154^ East High Street

Stewart, dunes, labourer, 26 EasterbankStewart, Colin, mason, 75 Queen Street

Stewart, David, joiner, " Canmore Park," Canmore Street

Stewart, David, labourer, 25 Graham CrescentStewart, David, mechanic, 138 East High Street

Stewart, David, tenter, 91a West High Street

Stewart, David, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street

Stewart, David, 4 Dundee RoadStewart, David, jun., joiner, 23 Queen StreetStewart, David R., tailor, 11 Albert Street

Stewart, Edward F., 5 Glamis Road

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Stewart, George, factory worker, 3 William Street

Stewart, Georgina, 22 Nursery Street

Stewart, Gilbert, bootmaker, 19 Green Street

Stewart, Gordon, Temperance Hotel, 34 Castle Street

Stewart, Harry, fireman, 12 King's RoadStewart, Herbert, 43 Queen StreetStewart, James, railway clerk, 14 Victoria Street

Stewart, James, 46 Dundee LoanStewart, James, mason, 23 South Street

Stewart, James R., " Westlea," Taylor Street

Stewart, John, boilersmith, 54 Lilybank CrescentStewart, Jessie T., teacher, 50 Lilybank CrescentStewart, Laura, 23 Queen Street

Stewart, Margaret, factory worker, 13 John Street

Stewart, Mary, "Endsleigh," Wyllie Street

Stewart, Mary Ann, factory worker, 6 Market PlaceStewart, Mrs Edith, " Orchard Cottage," 25 South StreetStewart, Mrs Ella M., " Holmlea," Wyllie Street

Stewart, Mrs Margaret P., 14 Dundee RoadStewart, Norman, labourer, 74 EasterbankStewart, Sidney, 6 Victoria StreetStewart, Susan, laundress, 30 South StreetStewart, Susan, 21 Queen StreetStewart, Thomas, roadman, 8 Graham CrescentStewart, Walter, 57 Dundee LoanStewart, William, baker, 106 Dundee LoanStewart, William, mason, 58 EasterbankStewart, William, labourer, 40 South StreetStewart, William, factory worker, 1 St. James' RoadStewart, William C, 6 Broadcroft EastStewart, William J., 47 South StreetStirling, Andrew, hostler, 23 Castle StreetStirling, Andrew, shop assistant, 18 Yeaman StreetStirling, Frank, mill worker, 40 South StreetStirling, George, spinner, 9 EasterbankStirling, Harry, chauffeur, 49 Queen StreetStirling, James, millworker, 9 Victoria StreetStirling, Matthew, billposter, 57 West High StreetStirling, Mrs Catherine, 50 Brechin Road, ZoarStirling, Mrs Isabella, 3 Watt StreetStirling, Mrs Jane Ann, 3 Bell PlaceStirling, Robert, factory worker, 23 John StreetStirling, William, salesman, 22 EasterbankStormont, George, blacksmith, 69 Queen StreetStormonth, Charles, 186 East High StreetStormonth, David, labourer, 65 Glamis RoadStormonth, Ernest, joiner, 10 Albert StreetStormonth, James, railway labourer, 65 Queen Street


Stormonth, James, Hillockhead, East High Street

Stormont, James, 22 Manor Street

Stormonth, Susan, 6 WellbraeheadStott, David, vanman, 28 Canmore Street

Straehan, Alex. D., wood and coal merchant, 10 Manor Street

Strachan, Allan, printer, 6 Roberts Street NorthStraehan, Bella, 24 John Street

Strachan, Douglas, ironmonger, 7 Lour RoadStrachan, George T., clerk, 56 Yeaman Street

Strachan, Harry, ploughman, 1 William StreetStraehan, James, watchmaker, 21 NewmonthillStrachan, James, 29 New RoadStrachan, James, 44 Prior RoadStrachan, James D., timber merchant, " Alton," Wyllie Street

Strachan, James N., printer, 11 Muir Street, ZoarStrachan, Jessie, 32 West High Street

Strachan, John, butcher, 7 Yeaman Street

Strachan, John, 12 Dundee LoanStrachan, John, 16 Victoria Street

Strachan, John F., jun., butcher, " Callan Glen," Yeaman Street

Strachan, Mrs Agnes, 29 Strang Street

Strachan, Mrs Bella, 9 Helen Street

Strachan, Robert E., mechanic, 36 EasterbankStrachan, William, fireman, 31 John Street -

Stuart, Charles, railway linesman, 23 Castle Street

Stuart, Harry, chauffeur, 17 North Street

Sturrock, Adam A., retired baker, 7 Watt Street

Sturrock, Alex. L., seedsman, " Lintlands House," Dundee Rd,Sturrock, Allan, motor engineer, " Westview," Wyllie Street

Sturrock, Andrew, railway clerk, 30 Market Street

Sturrock, Betsy, 20 Arbroath RoadSturrock, Charles, merchant, 22 Claims RoadSturrock, David, baker, 33 Albert Street-

Sturrock, Frederick, bakery foreman, 47 Lilybank Crescent

Sturrock, Grant, lorry driver, 176 East High Street

Sturrock, Jean, 13 NewmonthillSturrock, John, 4 Arbroath RoadSturrock, Martin, mill worker, 35 North Street

Sturrock, Mrs Annie, 7 Muir RoadSturrock, Mrs Elizabeth, 68 Dundee LoanSturrock, Mrs Isa., confectioner, 2 Watt Street

Sturrock, Mrs Mary Ann, 30 South Street

Sturrock, Ormond, goods porter, 17 Montrose RoadSturrock, William, baker, 12 West High Street

Sturrock, William, 20 North Street

Sutherland, James, clothier, "Linden House," 21 Brechin RoadSutherland, Mrs Jean, 12| North Street

Suttie, David, 10 Nursery Street

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Suttie, Mrs Georgina, 21 Glamis RoadSuttie, Jean Milne, 33 Prior RoadSuttie, William, insurance superintendant, 8 Little CausewaySwankie, James, railwayman, 30 King's RoadTait, Alfred G., sheriff clerk depute, " Braemount," Taylor St.

Tait, Henry Donald, 148 East High Street

Tait, William, merchant, 49 Lilybank CrescentTait, William W., blacksmith, 47 Victoria Street

Tait, W. S. M., branch manager, Ministry of Labour, Jamieson St.

Tasker, David, engine driver, 16 Katherine Street, ZoarTasker, Mrs Margaret, 21 Little CausewayTavendale, George, porter, 9 Muir Street, ZoarTavendale, John, retired, 12 Muir Street, ZoarTavendale, Mrs Agnes, 18 EasterbankTaylor, Alan, Dovecot Cottage, West High Street

Taylor, Burnett, joiner, 89 West High Street

Taylor, Charles S., collector, 22 South Street

Taylor, David B., butcher, 2 Lilybank CrescentTaylor, Eliza Elsie Dalgety, 67 Lilybank CrescentTaylor, George, 39 Queen Street-

Taylor, James, aerated water salesman, 37 Albert Street

Taylor, John Robert, "St. Ann's," 6 St. James' RoadTaylor, Lily L., 23 Strang Street

Taylor, Mrs Agnes, 9 Arbroath RoadTaylor, Mrs Alexina, 11 EasterbankTaylor, Mrs Florence, 28 Nursery Street

Taylor, Mrs Isabella, " Abbey House," Strang Street

Taylor, Mrs Lizzie, 22a South StreetTaylor, Mrs Margaret, 28 Nursery Street

Taylor, Peter, tenter, 14 Arbroath RoadTaylor, Peter S., hawker, 6 Arbroath RoadTelfer, Jessie 77 Queen Street

Todd, Henry, 2 Wyllie StreetTodd, Misses, 30 Lour RoadThom, James, licensed grocer, 2 William StreetThorn, James, factory worker, 7 John StreetThom, John S., secretary, 4 New RoadThom, John S., stoker, 24 Graham CrescentThom, Maggie, 6 Nursery Street

Thom, Margaret, 15 John StreetThom, Mrs Ethel, 3 NewmonthillThom, Richard, slater, 14 Green StreetThom, Robert, grocer, 80b West High StreetThom, William, slater, 55 West High Street

Thom, William, factory worker, 26 John StreetThomas, David, mill foreman, 45 South StreetThorns, David, 12 Montrose RoadThorns, Mrs Mary Ann, 59 Graham Crescent


Thomson, Alexander, 132 East High StreetThomson, Alam 21 Graham CrescentThomson. AlW, 99b East High Street

Thomson, Andrew, lorryman, 46 Market Street

Thomson, Arthur, engineer, 33 Manor Street

Thomson, David, 48 Dundee LoanThomson, Frank M., factory manager, " Woodhill," Lour RoadThomson, James, " Rosebank Cottage," Rosebank RoadThomson, James, joiner, 48 North Street

Thomson, James, factory worker, 37 South Street

Thomson, Mas Janet, 54 Brechin Road, ZoarThomson, John, solicitor, " St. Clements," 97 Glamis RoadThomson, John, tailor, 50 South Street

Thomson, John, railway fireman, 7 Strang Street

Thomson, Margaret, 25 John Street

Thomson, Misses, " Parkdene," Reid Park RoadThomson, Ralph S., auctioneer, "Invercauld Cottage," Brechin Rd.Thomson, Robert, engine fitter, " Stanwick," Roberts Street

Thomson, Robert, retired farmer, " Lochview," Glamis RoadThornley, Philip S., music teacher, 39 Lilybank CrescentThornton, Arch., jun., mason, 13 John Street

Thornton, David P., shoemaker, 82 West High Street

Thornton, George, solicitor, " Rocklyn," Robertson TerraceThornton, Isabel M. ,

" Jeanfiekl," Old Halkerton RoadThornton, Misses, 79 North Street

Thornton, Mrs Mary, Muir Place, ZoarThow, Charles, 116 Dundee RoadThow, Williamina, 114 Dundee RoadThrelkeld, George, factory worker, 21 New RoadTindal, William B., 29 North Street

Todd, Mrs Georgina, 99b East High Street

Todd, Mrs Marjory, 39 Dundee LoanTorrie, Arthur, gardener, 61 Dundee LoanTough, David, 20 Don Street

Tough, James, tinsmith, 9 Victoria Street

Tough, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Bell PlaceTowers, James, 35 South Street

Towns, Alexander, factory worker, 18 Helen Street

Towns, James, factory worker, 8 Montrose RoadTowns, James, mill worker, 28 Yeaman Street

Towns, Jessie, 15 Green Street

Towns, John, 15 New RoadTowns, Mrs Joan, 27 Roberts Street

Traill, John, bus driver, 11 NewmonthillTroup, Alexander, outfitter, " Willowbrae," 2 Brechin RoadTroup, David, outfitter, 65 West High Street

Troup, James, butcher, 24 WellbraeheadTroup, James E., horse dealer, 54 Queen Street

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Tyndall, Ann, 161a East High Street

Tyndall, Mrs Agnes, 178£ East High Street

Tyrie, Archibald, factory manager, 34 North Street

Tyrie, Catherine, 2 Roseberry Place, Dundee RoadTyrie, James, labourer, 15 Peffers PlaceTyrie, James Ross, dresser, 75 East High Street

Urquhart, Alexander, slater, 17 St. James' RoadUrquhart, Alexander S., 3 West High Street

Urquhart, Christina, weaver, 25 St. James' RoadUrquhart, James, 2 WellbraeheadUrquhart, Robert, pig dealer, 63 Graham CrescentUrquhart, William, Newford Park, Glamis RoadUrquhart, William S., general dealer, 117b Castle Street

Valentyne, David, 26 NewmonthillWaddell, Alexander, 25 East High Street

Waddell, Andrew, lorry driver, 39 EasterbankWaddell, Charles, 10 South Street

Waddell, David, 45a North Street

Waddell, Edwin, slater, 6 Charles Street

Waddell, Ernest, 14 John Street

Waddell, George, factory worker, 63 EasterbankWaddell, James, factory worker, 9 Albert Street

Waddell, James, coachman, 19 NewmonthillWaddell, John, factory worker, 43 Graham CrescentWaddell, Mrs Elizabeth, 129 Castle Street

Waddell, Mrs Helen, 172a East High Street

Waddell, Mrs Mary Ann, 9 Strang Street

Waddell, Robei't, factory worker, 8 Arbreath RoadWaddell, William, factory worker, 129 Castle Street

Wakeford, Charles O., 105 Queen Street

Wakeford, Leonard F., confectioner, 73 Lilybank CrescentWakeford, Thomas G., confectioner, 2 Arbroath RoadWalker, Alexander, "Highbury," Brechin RoadWalker, Annie Findlay, 11 Canmore Street

Walker, Charlotte, 184 East High StreetWalker, David, assistant postmaster, 81 Lilybank CrescentWalker, David, sawmiller, 19 Green Street

Walker, Gordon, factory worker, 43 North StreetWalker, Isabella, factory worker, 47 Victoria Street

Walker, James, hotel keeper, " Jarman's Hotel," 97 North StreetWalker, James, drapery salesman, 1 St. James' TerraceWalker, James, dairykeeper, " Hazelhall," Muir RoadWalker, James, 18 WellbraeheadWalker, James, labourer, 14 Glamis RoadWalker, Joseph, 2 Headingstone PlaceWalker, Misses, " Broomroof," Rosebank RoadWalker, Mrs Agnes, 13 Canmore StreetWalker, Mrs Anne, 19 John Street


Walker, Mrs Catherine, 13 Arbroath RoadWalker, Mrs Jane, 80b West High Street

Walker, Mrs Nellie, 1 Helen Street

Walker, Robert, 3 St. James' RoadWalker, William, factory worker, 50 Dundee RoadWalker, William, 182 East High Street

Wallace, George M., labourer, 1 Strang Street

Wallace, James, 6 Nursery Street

Wallace, Peter, tenter, 13 Roberts Street NorthWard, Francis, 2 BeJ.1 Place

Warden, Agnes B. L., " Cowiehill," Lour RoadWarden, Mrs Helen T., 91 Castle Street

Watson, James D., baker, 184 East High Street

Watson, Jessie, 11 Cottage Homes, Jamieson Street

Watson, John, bus driver, 18 Dundee RoadWatson, John, 52 South Street

Watson, Robert, chauffeur, " Westby House," 66 West High St.

Watson, Robert B., butcher, 5 Teuchat Croft

Watt, David C. H., ironmonger, " Gayfield," Hanick TerraceWatt, David, 35 South Street

Watt, Francis, pedlar, 8 Dundee LoanWatt, Francis, jun., 15 Little CausewayWatt, James, clerk, 86 Lilybank Crescent

Watt, Jessie Scott, 6 John Street

Watt, Mrs Ella R., 101 Castle Street

Watt, Mrs Frances, " Dundarroch," Hillside RoadWatt, Robert, butcher, 9 Green Street

Watt, Robert, labotirer, 22 Graham Crescent

Watters, Alexander William, sanitary inspector, Dundee RoadWaterston, Mrs Mary, 62 Queen Street

Watterston, Charles, " St. David's," Glamis RoadWebster, David, mason, 32 Manor Street

Webster, George, railway servant, 44 North Street

Webster, Katherine D., " Netherby," Glamis RoadWebster, Mrs Helen, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street

Webster, Mrs Jane, 23 Graham Crescent

Welsh, David, gardener, 46 Dundee RoadWelsh, John, boot salesman, 49 Dundee RoadWelsh, Mrs Annie, 14 Watt Street

Welsh, Sophia Robertson, teacher, 30 Canmore Street

Welsh, William, manual instructor, 54 Yeaman Street

West, Charles, 33 South Street

West, James, french polisher, 50 Yeaman Street

West, Mrs Elizabeth, 20 Montrose RoadWestwood, Alexia E. D. M., 47 East High Street

Westwood, Andrew, 4 West High Street

Wetherall, A. J., librarian, " Milton House," Manor Street

Whale, Frederick, engineer, 24 Lilybank Crescent


Whalley, Mrs Mary, Muir Place, ZoarWhamond, Jane, 9 Green Street

Whamond, Mrs Angelica, 29 Manor Street

Whamond, William, 101 East High Street

Whiteford, Betsy, 13 Albert Street

Whiteford, Helen, 91 East High Street

Whitson, Mrs Jessie B., " The Friarage," Little CausewayWhitson, Thomas J. M., solicitor, " Wheatlands," Hillside RoadWhitson, Tom F., leather merchant, " Lilybank," Arbroath RoadWhittaker, Arthur S., 14 NewmonthillWhitton, Alice, teacher, 16 Roberts Street NorthWhitton, Ernest, vanman, 143 East High Street

Whitton, William, engine driver, 22 John Street

Whyte, Alexander, plumber, 13 John Street

Whyte, Alexander, coach painter, 3 Victoria Street

Whyte, Alexander, mason, 18 Dundee LoanKSThyte, Alexander, confectioner, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Wlryte, Alexander, clerk, 12 Helen Street

Whyte, Alexander, baker, 16 Dimdee RoadWhyte, Alfred C, leather merchant, " Roukendale," Taylor St.

Whyte, Andrew, vanman, 136 East High Street

Whyte, Annie, 31 John Street

Whyte, Archibald, " Mount Feredith," Lour RoadWhyte, Edward, "Tormount," Lour RoadWhyte, Elizabeth, 6 Manor Street

Whyte, Ernest, carter, 3 Bell PlaceWhyte, Frank, traveller, 3 Headingstone PlaceWhyte, George, cattleman, 11 NewmonthillWhyte, Henry, 23 WellbraeheadWhyte, James, cloth merchant, 19 Market PlaceWhyte, James, plumber, 25 Albert Street

Whyte, J. S., tanner & leather merch., " Lilybank," Arbroath Rd.Whyte, Joseph S., " Gowanlea," Helen Street

Whyte, Langlands B., " Allandale," Hanick TerraceWhyte, Mrs Ann, 71 Graham CrescentWhyte, Mrs Florence, " Strathdale," Reid Park RoadWhyte, Mrs Helen, 22 WellbraeheadWhyte, Mrs, Jane, 3 Headingstone PlaceWhyte, Mrs Janet, 33 East High StreetWhyte, Robert, mason, 2 Katherine Street, ZoarWhyte, Robert, labourer, 97 West High StreetWhyte, R. T., leather merchant. "Broombank," Rosebank RoadWhyte, William, 186 East High StreetWhyte, William, solicitor, " Headingstone," Wyllie StreetWhyte, William, ploughman, 1 Headingstone PlaceWhyte, William, plumber, 16 John StreetWhyte, William, mason, 12 WellbraeheadWhyte, William, labourer, 61 Graham Crescent


Whyte, William W. A., 77 Castle Street

Widgery, Mrs Mary A., " Ethelbank," 12 Wyllie StreetWighton, Charles D., manufacturer, " Artuthol," Wyllie StreetWighton, James, factory worker, 98 Dundee LoanWilkie, Agnes, 28 Nursery Street

Wilkie, George, " Strathconon," Taylor Street

Wilkie, Georgina, factory worker, 15 Dundee LoanWilkie, Nelson, motor driver, 45 North Street

Wilkie, Peter, labourer, 6 Market Place

Wilkie, Thomas H., publican, 5 Green Street

Wilkie, William, factory worker, 18 EasterbankWilkinson, John, 6 Victoria Street

Will, James, Reid Park RoadWilliams, Misses, 30 Manor Street

Williamson, David, motor driver, 2 Windyedge TerraceWilliamson, Jack, 2 Nursery Street

Williamson, James, chauffeur, 49c Dundee LoanWilliamson, John A., farm manager, Kirkton, Academy Street

Williamson, Mary, 37 North Street

Williamson, Mrs Davina, 7 Osnaburg Street

Williamson, Mrs Mary, 22 Don Street

Willis, William, sergeant, Lochside RoadWillox, David, roadman, 123b Castle Street

Wilson, Alexander, blacksmith, 1 Muirbank, Brechin RoadWilson, Andrew, ironmonger, '' Knock-ma-har," Hanick TerraceWilson, Croom, shop assistant, 18 King's RoadWilson, David. 56 EasterbankWilson, David, labourer, 14 Muir Street, ZoarWilson, David, railway servant, 25 Glamis RoadWilson, James, bus driver, 18 Charles Street

Wilson, John, blacksmith, 67 Dundee LoanWilson, Mary, 155a East High Street

Wilson, Mrs Agnes Tosh, 20 West High Street

Wilson, Mrs Annie, 71 North Street

Wilson, Mrs Rebecca, 68 Dundee LoanWilson, Rev. Alfred, 47 Brechin RoadWilson, Stewart, surfaceman, 44 Prior RoadWilson, William, factory worker, 20 Yeaman Street

Wilson, William S., head teacher, 19 Yeaman Street

Winning, Mrs Jane, 12 John Street

Wishart, Charles, tailor, 16 Yeaman Street

Wishart, George, railway fireman, 50 Dundee LoanWishart, John, factory worker, 26b Dundee LoanWishart, Mrs Agnes, " Briar Cottage," Glamis RoadWishart, Mrs Annie G., " Sunnybrae," Brechin RoadWishart, Mrs Mary, 32 Glamis RoadWishart, William, cycle agent, 2 Muirbank, Brechin RoadWood, Albert, factory worker, 8 Arbroath Road

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FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Wood, Alexander S., butcher, 37 St. James' Road' Wood, Archibald, plumber, 20 NewmonthillWood, James B., spirit merchant, 90 East High Street

' Wood, Madge, 3 Carseburn Road1 Wood, Mary, 109 Queen Street

Wood, Misses, 9 Cross

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Wood, William, tailor, 72 Dundee Road]W'oodward, Francis, 13 Dundee LoanWright, Mrs Nellie, 82 West High Street

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Wyllie, David, 1 8 South Street

Wyllie, Duncan; 35 South Street

Wyllie, Frank, mechanic, 28 Lour RoadWyllie, Mrs Agnes Barclay, " Ewnie," Rosebank RoadWyllie, William, mechanic, 20 Lour RoadWyllie, William, 186 East High Street

Young, Agnes, factory worker, 188 East High Street

Young, Agnes, factory worker, 32 John Street

Young, Alexander S., compositor, " Abbey House," Strang Street

Young, David, labourer, 1 Roberts Street, NorthYoung, David H., factory worker, 25 John Street

Young, George S., 62 Castle Street

Young, Harry, baker, 29 New RoadYoung, John, factory worker, 21 Glamis RoadYoung, Marie, nurse, 14 Lilybank CrescentYoung, Mary, domestic servant, 15 Wellbraehead

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Young, Mary, 182 East High Street

S Young, Mrs Elizabeth, 26 North Street

Young, Mrs Janet, 3 Morley Place, Gordon Street

Young, Mrs Jeannie, 16 Nursery Street

Young, Mrs Mary, 150-i- East High Street

Young, Mrs Mary, Fonah Close, 4 Queen Street

Young, Patrick, chauffeur, 30 John Street

Young, Sydney S. M., " Rohais," Rosebank RoadYoung, William, 20 North Street

Young, William, " Dunella," Roberts Street

Young, William S., 12 Dundee RoadYule, John, labourer, 43 North Street

Yule, Mrs Jane, 5 Glamis RoadYule, Samuel, labourer, 3 Charles Street

HOLIDAYS IN FORFAR.'SHOPKEEPERS' WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY—Thursday Afternoon, close at i.

SPRING HOLIDAY—Monday, ist, and Thursday, 4th May.EMPIRE DAY—Thursday, 25th May.

SHOPKEEPERS' MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY—Thursday, 29th June.

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AUTUMN HOLIDAY—Monday, 2nd, and Thursday, 5th October.

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COUNTY OF ANGUS.

Population in 193 1—39,160.

Constituency—Voters on Register (including Absent Voters), 32,619.

Parliamentary Representative—Captain W. T. Shaw.

Valuation, Gross, ^485,067. Rateable, .£199,385.

Convener—Sir Harry Hope, Bart., of Kinnettles, by Forfar.

Vice-Convener—Samuel Edwards, Dalhousie Estates Office, Brechin.

County Clei-k and Treasurer—R. H. Anderson, County Buildings, Forfar.

Medical Officer of Health—Dr N. J. Sinclair, County Buildings, Forfar.

Clerk to Education Committee—John Eadie, County Buildings, Forfar.

Coicnty Architect—James M'Gregor, a.r.i.a.s., County Buildings, Forfar.

Chief Constable—D. C. Christie, County Buildings, Forfar.

Assessor and Registration Officer—D. J. Carnegy, jun. , County Buildings, Forfar.

ChiefPublic Assistance Officer—R. T. Rodger, Newmonthill, Forfar.

Inspector ofWeights and Measures.—W. A. Bertram, Forfar.

Road Sui~veyors—John R. Black, Arbroath District Surveyor, Arbroath.

George A. Guthrie, Brechin District Surveyor, Brechin.

William Wyllie, Dundee District Road Surveyor, Dundee.

James Wedderspoon, Forfar District Road Surveyor, Kirriemuir.

Offices—County Buildings, Forfar. Telephone No. 203.

PUBLIC OFFICES AND OFFICERS.

Sheriff.—Daniel Patterson Blades, 34 India Street, Edinburgh.

Sheriffs-Substitute—Forfar and Arbroath, J. A. R. MacKinnon ; Dundee, Robert

Carmiehael Malcolm.

Hon. Sheriffs-Substitute.—John S. Gordon, N. J. Sinclair, and R. H. Anderson.

Sheriff-Clerk.—Christopher J. Bisset, Dundee. Deputes.— Forfar, James Petrie;

Dundee, A. G. Tait and H. M. Ross ; Arbroath, J. M. McBain.

Sheriff Clerk's Deputes for Small Debt Business. — Brechin, James Petrie;

Montrose, James Smith.

Official Shorthand Writer of Court.—Forfar and Arbroath, Miss Christian J. Bisset.

Procurators-Fiscal.—Forfar, James Clark ; Dundee, Donald J. Henry.

Procurators-Fiscal Depute.—Forfar, W. N. Hay; Dundee, C. F. M. Burrell.

Auditors of Court.—James Petrie, Forfar ; C. J. Bissett and A. J. Findlay, Dundee

J. M. M'Bain, Arbroath.

Clerk of Peace.—T. C. Lowson, solicitor, Forfar.

Clerk to Income Tax Commissioners.—Forfar, W. N. Hay.

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FARMERS AND OTHERS IN DISTRICT.

ABERLEMNO.Alexander, Mrs & Robert, Woodrae

Bradford, William, Melgund Bank

Bruce, David, joiner, Netherton

Buchan, Andrew, Bog of Pitkennedy

Butter, William, Balgarrock

Calder, William, Stoneybriggs

Carnegie, John, Nether Pitkennedy

Cattanach, John. , North Mains of Balgavies

Christie, George J., Woodside

Cockie, Albert, East & West Framedrum

Crooks, William, Melgund Lodge

Doig, James, Cotton of Pitkennedy

Doig, James, sen. and jun., and William,

Blaikiemill

Duff, John, BroomknoweDuguid, George, Schoolhouse, Aberlemno

Edward, I., Netherton of Melgund Smithy

Easton, George, Tulliwhanland

Forbes, Lieut. -Col. Robert, D.s.O. , M.c,

Balglassie

Forbes, William, Wood of Aldbar

Grant, David William, Flemington

Henderson, Chas. W. , Carsegownie Muir

(Howe, David, Muirside of Melgund

Inverarity, James, Wandershill

Jackson, Alex. P., Aldbar Home Farm

Jarron, Arthur & Annie, Mains of Melgund

Lamb, Joseph, sen. &jun. ,&Jas. , Balnacake

and Netherton of Melgund

Leitch, Alex., Damside

Lkjuchars, George, Craiksfolds

Lumsden, Agnes Lowson, Balgavies House

M'Farlane, Mrs Mary, Turin

M'Kenzie, Anna, Schoolhouse, Pitkennedy

Martin, James, Turin Hill

Meikle, Lawrence S. , HowmuirMilne, Wm. M. , Balbinny

Mitchell, James, Kirkton of Aberlemno

Muir, James, Station House, Aldbar

Murray, David, KnowheadNelson, Rev. David, The ManseNicoll, David D., Pitkennedy

Patrick, John, Bellyhill

Pattullo, John S. , Blibberhill

Peace, Peter, Carsegownie

Potter, David, Fqrdmouth

Ramsay, John, Cotton of Turin

Rattray, James, Melgund Burn

Seaton, John, Balgavies FarmSmith, Ralph, Southtown of Melgund

Smith, Stewart, Blackden

Stewart, John, Easterton of Melgund

Thomson, Robt. W. , Mains of Balgavies

AIRLIE.

Airlie, Mabel F. E. , Dowager Countess,

Airlie Castle

Brown, Andrew, David, & James, Kinalty

Bruce, Jean S. , district nurse, Baitland

Buchan, James & Robert W. , Ghenty

Burnett, James, Craigton Smithy

Carmichael, J. & J. , Barns & Brae of Airlie

Clark, Alexander, Cantsmill

Cox, Trs. , of late Ed., Wester Cardean

Cuthill, John, Leys of Lindertis

Dunn, Robert, Muirhouses

Easson, John, Blackhill

Edward, Jas., poultry farmer, Fenton Hill

Findlay, Jessie, sub-postmistress, Craigton

Findlay, William R., Carlingwell

Fyfe, James & Ernest, Kinalty Haughs

Grant, James, Simprim

Hay, Alex. & Sons, joiners, Craigton

Hewitt, Rev. Edward T. , The Manse, Airlie

Jeffrey, Stewart, Mains of Airlie

Kinnear, John, Grange of Airlie

Lawson, A. & J., Hillockhead & Lundies

Leslie, Peter, Fenton Hill

Mackintosh, A. R. , Home Farm, Lindertis

M'Farlane, Methven & Patrick, Haughend

MTntosh, William, Bogside Smithy

Munro, Sir Thomas T. A., of Lindertis

Pate, Samuel, Reedie

Pattullo, Hugh M. , Littleton and Newton

Pattullo, Mrs Amy and John, Linross

Pattullo, William A. , Cookston

Ramsay, Peter, Baitland

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Rattray, George, jun. , Lundies Smithy

Robertson, George R., Auchendorie

Robertson, John, Lindertis Gardens

Robertson, William & James, Braidestone

Sheriffs, Jas. W. , The Schoolhouse, Airlie

Sinclair, John G. , Baikie and Bog

Smith, David N.,joiner, Carlingwell

Smith, James, Dairsie

Symons, James, Dryloch

Taylor, George, constable, Craigton

Thompson, David, Westhill

Watson, John M., Wester Cardean

Wilkie, Reps, of William L. , Powmyre

Wilson, Lachlan, Braidestone Mill

CORTACHY and CLOVA.

Baillie, John, Cortachy Home Farm

Batchelor, Frank, Mains of Clova

Bruce, John, Broclas, Glenmoy & Gella

Cameron, Mrs Jeannie, Post Office, Clova

Campbell, Jeannie, Schoolhouse, Cortachy

Campbell, Thos. , Police Station, Dykehead

Clark, Rev. Alex., The Manse, Cortachy

Cook, Thos. R. , Ogilvy Arms Hotel, Clova

Craik, William, Dalmoulin

Dalgety, Rev. Jas., The Manse, Glenprosen

Edgar, William, Middlehill and Glenarm

Fairlie, John M. , Tarriebuckle

Fearn, Charles H., Eggie

Ferguson, Alexander H., Old Craig

Grant, William, Coliamy

Guild, Robert and William, Clachnabrain

Harper, James, Newbigging

Irving, William, factor, Estates Office

Laing, David, joiner, Dykehead

Laird, Mrs Isabella, The Nest, Cortachy

Lindsay, William, jun, West Lednathie

and Glenuig

Low, James and Ernest, Braeminzion

MacLean, Charles A. O. , Balnaboth

MTntosh, George, Cormuir

M'Kenzie, Chas. , Royal Jubilee Arms Hotel

M'Kenzie, James, Glasslet

Mitchell, Mrs M. , Schoolhouse, Wateresk

Neill, Jessie, Schoolhouse, Glenprosen

Ogilvy, Alexander, WheenOgilvy, Andrew, Rottal

Ogilvy, John, Glencult and Kinrive

Robbie, James, Kilburn

Sandeman, James, blacksmith, Dykehead

Scott, Rev. Arch. J. D. , The Manse, Clova

Smith, Robert, Crossbog

Soutar, John M. , Cullow

Soutar, Mrs E. & Thos. M., Whitehillocks

Soutar, Mrs J. & Fred. & Nor., Muirskeith

Stewart, William, Cormuir [voe

Stormonth-Darling, J., Lednathie & DodaWebster, Mrs E. , The Schoolhouse, Clova

Whyte, Arch., The Spott

Whyte, James L. , Braedownie

Wilson, David, Scobshaugh

Winter, Reps, of E. & R., Dykehead

DUNNICHEN.

Begg, Alex. , joiner, The Den, Letham

Begg, Richard, engineer, Blair's Road

Bisset, William, tailor, Blair's Road

Blackstock, Alex., merchant, The Square

Brown, David J., motor engineer, Letham

Caw, Neil and Anne M. , Dunnichen House

Cochrane, David, South Draffan

Cochrane, William, Bowriefauld

Colvin, William W. , Schoolhouse, Craichii

Cowan, Arch. & John, Burnside of Tulloe:

Donald, Robert, police constable, Letham

Drysdale, Robert D. , Mains of Craichie

Edward, Charles, baker, Letham

Eaton, Andrew, jun., butcher, Blair's Roaci

Findlay, John, sen. &jun., Cotton of Lowni«

Findlay, Stewart, North Draffin

Fulton, Rev. John, Dunnichen ManseGrossert, Reps, of Thos. , Valleyfield Smith

Hampton, William, baker, Letham

Hean, Wm. A., spirit merchant, LethamHill, William H. , Overseer, Idvies

Hutchison, D. D. , Bonnington of Tulloes

Jackson, John, Craichie Mill

Japp, George, slater, Letham

Kerr, John, Greenhillock

Leighton, Frank, Vinneybank

Lindsay, James, Post Office, Letham

Lindsay, Lily, grocer, Letham

Millar, James, East Mains of Dunnichen

Milne, George V., hotel keeper, Letham

Milne, W. S. , Brigton Croft, Bowriefauld

Mitchell, Alexander H., Upper Tulloes

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Mitchell, Joseph, poultry dealer, Letham

Mungall, John, East Mains of Craichie

Murray, Alex., Station House, Kingsmuir

Nicol, Arthur, builder, Letham

Nicoll, William, West Lownie

Norrie, Thomas A., Nether Tulloes

Petne, D. B. & Co., butchers, Letham

Reid, C. , cattle dealer, Letham

Robertson, Win., merchant, Old Letham

Scott, William, Clive House, Letham

Shepherd, David, joiner, Letham

Smith, Abram T. , Crosston

Smith, David, West Mains of Dunnichen

Smith, James C, Drum of Dunnichen

Smith, Joseph, butcher, Square, Letham

Soppit, David, Hemming street, Letham

Spence, Robert R. , innkeeper, Craichie

Strachan, J. V., clothier, Letham

Taylor, James, carrier, Braehead, Letham

Taylor, William C. , Newdyke

Tulloch, Robert, fruit grower, Letham

Watson, A. & W. , confectioners, Letham

Watson, J. M. ,gardener, Cherryfield

West, John, Schoolhouse, Letham

Wishart, James, motor hirer, Dundee st.

FORFAR.

Adam, James R. , Balmashanner

Adam, Robert B. , Ladenford

Allardice, John, dairyman, Inchgarth

Allison, William, jun., Mid DodAnderson, Alexander, Southbank

Birnie, John, grocer, North Whitehills

Birnie, William, poultry dealer, Wester

Restenneth

Breckenridge, Alexander, Craignathro

Buchan, William, Auchterforfar

Cairns, James, -Schoolhouse, Lunanhead

Callander, David, Braedounie, Montrose

Road

Carnegy, Lt.-Col. U. E. Carnegy, of Lour

Cattanach, Charles, Bankhead of Lour

Chalmers. Eliz. D. , District Nurse, Lour

Clark, Robert L. , East Mains of Lour

Cobb, David G. , agric. agent, S. Whitehills

Dalgety, Andrew B., Caldhame

Dick, John A., Gowanlea

Duthie, John, milk salesman, Orchardbank

Elder, Alfred G. , Harry, & Chas. A. , Garth

and Lochhead

Fife, Edmund D. K. , Muirlands, Carseburn

Fletcher, John & Hugh, Moss-side of Lour

Fraser, Fred J. , Agatha Bank, Arbroath Rd.

Garland, Robert, Little Mill

Gillies-Reyburn, Capt. Donald, Mill Cot-

tage, Clocksbriggs

Graham, Robert, Pitreuchie

Greenhill, John D., Caldhame Bank

Greenhill, Joseph D. , Lochlands

Hilton, J. Bruce, fruit grower, West Craig

Jackson, John, Mill of Lour

Kinmond, William, Caldhame

Kirkwood, John & Catherine, Kingston

Laird, Alex. W., Lealand, Montrose Road

Laird, David, mason, Gowanbank

Laird, Harry W. , builder, Old Brechin Rd.

Laird, John, mason, GowanbankLaird, John L. , Euclid, Montrose Road

Lamond, Andrew, pig dealer, N. Whitehills

Lawson, James, Golf House, Cunninghill

Lindsay, Charles, Restenneth

Liveston, David G.,grocer, Lunanhead

Low, MrsGeorgina, Chapel Croft

M'Laren, Peter, West Caldhame [hills

Meldrum, D. H. , nurseryman, South White-

Millar, Mrs Susan, grocer, North Whitehills

Mitchell, Alex. H., jun., Hillend of Lownie

Moir, Hugh, Canmore

Morrison, Messrs, Slatefield

Murray, Harvey, insurance superintendent,

Montrose Road

Newlands, John, Campfield, Carsebarracks

Nicoll, Alexander F. , North Mains

Nicoll, David, blacksmith, Kingsmuir

Nicoll, David, South Mains

Nicoll, J. M., cattle dealer, North Mains

Nicoll, W. , ironfounder, South Whitehills

Oliver, Robert, Comiston, Montrose RoadPage, William, Orchardbank

Phillip, David, Halkerton

Quigley, John, West Carseburn

Rendell, David & Son, Halkerton

Richardson, Fred., Myreside

Ritchie, David, blacksmith, South Whitehills

Ritchie, James, Hampden, Montrose RoadRobb, Robert, Benzil


Robertson, William, Woodlands

Rough, David, Newlands

Rough, Reps, of Mungo, Loanhead

Scott, Andrew F. , Westfield

Sharp, William A. , MeadowgreenSmall, Helen M., Schoolhouse, Kingsmuir

Small, James, tea merchant, GowanbankSoutar, Andrew, Suttieside

Stewart, David E. , Campbelton

Stewart, Henry, Muirton

Stirling, John, Glencoe Park

Strathdee, James, Bunkerhill

Sturrock, J., grain merch., South Whitehills

Thomson, A. & R., Turfbeg

Thomson, William, joiner, GowanbankTodd, David, Burnside Mill

Watson, Alexander, Oaldhame

Webster, James A., draper, Ellenbank,

Montrose Road

Whitton, Albert, Balfron, South Whitehills

Wilkie, Alexander, Whitewell

Wilson, Andrew, East Mains of Carseburn

GLAMIS.

Adam, Robert M., Newhouse and Slaughs

Alexander, Martha, innkeeper, Charleston

Anderson, George, Glamis

Anderson, Joseph, Nether DrumgleyAnnand, Mrs, NewtonArnot, Pat., Glamis Mains

Babington, Rev. M., The Manse, Glamis

Batchelor, Reps, of William, Charleston

Bennie, Mrs G. , Cotterton of DrumgleyBremner, Dr Frederick R., Glamis

Brown, D. L. & Johnston, W. D. B. , Wester

Brown, William, Mossend [DenoonBruce, James, Knockenny

Buchanan, Charles, postmaster, Glamis

Cameron, J. , coal agent, Plans of Thornton

Christie, George, Dryburn

Coventry & Co., drapers, &c. , Glamis

Cox, M. G. , Easter Denoon & Wedderleys

Crabbe, Alfred, forester, Glamis

Duff, Duncan, Claypots, Cossins

Duncan, David and James, Greenbank

Fairweather, George, gamekeeper, Glamis

- Grant, William & Ian, Haughs of Cossins

Hanton, James, slater, Glamis

Hunter, John, Newton of Glamis

Hutchison, James, blacksmith, Glamis

Jarron, George, Hatton of Ogilvy

Johnston, Barbara, Woodfaulds, Glamis

Johnston, Frank, joiner, Glamis

Johnston, W. G. & W. D. , Little Kilmundy

Joiner, Alexander, Templebank

Kerr, David, ironmonger, Glamis

Lamond, John and David, Wreaths

Lawson, James, Upper Handwick

Lawson, James & Peter, Nether Handwick

Lowden, James, Upper Middleton

M'Andrew, Allan, Ewnie

M'Andrew, G., sen. and jun., E. Rochelhill

M'Andrew, William, Tarbrax

MTnnes, Donald, The Gardens, Glamis

Marr, James, police constable, Glamis

Masterton, William, Lochmill

Maxwell, David & Son, Upper Drumgley

Mortimer, James, Nether Airneyfoul

Mudie, David, Milton of Ogilvy Smithy

Murdoch, Betsy M., teacher, Milton

Norrie, James, Lochside

Paterson, A. & C, bakers, Glamis

Peters, Mrs Jean, district nurse, Glamis

Ralston, Gavin, Glamis House

Reekie, D. & J. , Meikle Kilmundy, Chamberwell, and Ryehill

Rennie, Mrs Jane, Charlotte, James, and

John, Hotel, Glamis

Rennie, Robert, Nether Middleton

Robertson, Reps, of W. , farmer, Berry-

Scott, Jas. B. , Schoolhouse, Glamis [hillock

Simpson, Charles, Cossins

Smith, John M. , Meikle Cossins

Strathmore, Rt. Hon. Earl of, Glamis Castle

Steel, Robert, Royal Bank House, Glamis

Stewart, Alex. M. , stationmaster, Glamis

Stewart, William, Holemill

Suttie, A. & G. , coal merchants, Glamis

Thomson, Edwin, joiner, Glamis

Thomson & Johnston, builders, Glamis

Tosh, Andrew, Wester Rochelhill

Tosh, David, haulage contractor, Glamis

Wallace, James, Milton Mill

Waterston, D. , Architect, Glamis

Whyte, James, Hayston Cottage

Whyte, James L. , Hayston

';


GUTHRIE.Adam, Fred. W. , Milton of Guthrie

Alexander, W. , Millfield of Guthrie

Burnet, G. , blacksmith, Kirkton of Guthrie

Cameron, Hugh, Glasterlaw

Cant, William, joiner, Cotton of Guthrie

Donald, Alexander, East Mains of Guthrie

Dryden, Alex. McD. , Lochside of Turin

Dryden, George G. , Bents of Turin

Fenton, Ernest, Pickerton

Gray, Alex., Rockhead

Guthrie, Colonel Ivan D. , of Guthrie

Hill, Alexander, Langlands

Martin, Alex., sen. & jun., Heughhead of

Guthrie

Mollison, Charles, Greens of Gardyne

Ogilvie, David, Broadfaulds

Ramsay, J., overseer, East Lodge, Guthrie

Robertson, David M., Hilton of Guthrie

Robertson, Ian, Newton of Guthrie

Scrimgeour, Alex. , Dubton of Turin

Scrimgeour, William, Mosstonmuir

Simpson, William, Cross Roads of Turin

Strachan, Wm., Poultry Farm, Furze Acre

Strathmore Salvage Co. , Greens of Gardyne

Thomson, J. L. , The Schoolhouse, Guthrie

Wallace, Rev. Wm. , The Manse, Guthrie

Watson, Alex., Agnes & Mary, Home Farm

INVERARITY.

Alexander, George, East Cotton

Anderson, David, blacksmith, Gateside

Anderson, David, joiner, Gateside

Annand, William, Kincreich

Baxter, Mrs Isobel, Kincaldrum

Beverley, George, Knellock

Birse, George, Cotton of Ovenstone

Black, James K., Newlands, Kirkbuddo

Black, Rev. W. K., The Manse, Inverarity

Bruce, Robert, Taylor's Leys and Smiddy-

Buist, William, North Bottymire [hill

Bunch, Robert, East Tarbrax

Cargill, William, East Grange, Kincaldrum

Carnegie, William & James, Carrot

Carnegie, W.,jun. , Hatton of Fothringham

Chalmers, James, Tarbrax

Christie, John, Washingdales

Clark, John & Jas. F., Newton, Kirkbuddo

Cook, Duncan, South Happas

Cooper, Thomas L. , Govals

Davie, Allan, East Happas

Dewar, Mrs Elsie, Schoolhouse, Kirkbuddo

Dorward, Thos. P., Schoolhouse, Inverarity

Douglas, Charles, Labothy

Elder, E. , A. G. , H. , & C. A. , Tarbrax

Ewart, Andrew, Little Lour

Fairvveather, D. ,West Mains of Kincaldrum

Farquharson, Frank, Grangemill

Findlay, Alfred, Cotton of Ovenstone

Fothringham, Thos. Steuart, Fothringham

Gleig, S. & W. , blacksmiths, Hatton

Grant, Reps, of Peter, Ovenstone

Grossett, Alex. A. I. , Fothringham

Herron, William, Ward, Kirkbuddo

Irons, James, postmaster, Gateside

Jackson, Major George, Kirkbuddo House

Jackson, John, blacksmith, Invereighty

Johnston, Thomas, Mains of Kirkbuddo

Joiner, Reps, of David, Gallowfauld

Jolly, John, East & West Moss-side, Kirk-

buddo

Keillor, John, South Tarbrax

Laird, A., J. , & G. , Bankhead of Kirkbuddo

M'Ewan, James, Drowndubs

MTntosh, Alex. & Rich., South Bottymire

M'Nicoll, Walter, Petterden

Matthewson, J., stationmaster, Kirkbuddo

Millar, Archibald J., Kincreich Mill

Miller, Reps, of Edward S. , North Happas

Nicol, David, Kemphills, Kirkbuddo

Nicoll, James, Burnside of Kirkbuddo

Salmond, David, Knowhead of Kincaldrum

Scott, James & William, Bonnyton

Sharpe, Joseph, gamekeeper, Fothringham

Sharpe, Wm. D. & Wm. H. B., Keirton

Smart, David, Muirside

Smeaton, James, West Mains of Happas

Smith, James, Muiryfaulds

Smith, William, Whitebrae, Kirkbuddo

Spence, Alexander and David, Bractullo

Steven, James, Seggieden

Steven, John M., Wester Meathie

Sturrock, Alexander, joiner, Whig street

Sturrock, Joseph B., grocer, Whig Street

Sturrock, W. J. , The Smithy, Whig Street

Syme, Colin George, Mill of Inverarity


Todd, William, New Grange

Warden. David E. L. , Easter Weathie

Warden, J. &W., Rosekinghall, Kirkbuddo

Watson, Andrew, Cotton of Ovenstone

Young, Thomas, Newton of Balgersho

KINNETTLES.

Abel, Robert, Police Station, Invereighty

Allardice, D. N. , Tarwhappie

Archie, Alex. R. , South Leckaway

Auchmuty, G. & J., Home Farm, Brigton

Baxter, Lieut. -Col. George Lewis, Inver-

eighty House

Ballantine, Wm.,gardener, Kinnettles

Donald, Rev. Maunsell, Manse, Kinnettles

Fyfe, John & Son, Kinnettles Mill

Gellatly, Peter, North Mains of Kinnettles

Gray, J., Spitalburn

Hay, Thomas, Mains of Brigton

Hope, James, Mains of Kinnettles

Hope, Robert H. K., Mains of Foffarty

Hope, Sir Harry, Bart., of Kinnettles

Ogilvie, John, Scroggerfield

Pattullo, Messrs, Mid Ingleston, &c.

Ramsay, G. & D. , Mains of Invereighty

Robbie, John & Stewart, Wester Foffarty

Shiells, James, blacksmith, Douglastown

Smith, David, Mill of Invereighty

Thornes-Roberts, J. W. B. , Brigton HouseThorn, James, Schoolhouse, Kinnettles

KIRRIEMUIR.

Adam, George, Dragon hall

Adam, William, Causewayend Smithy

Anderson, Trs. of John, Redford

Angus Fruit Growers Ltd. , W. Herdhill

Bennett, Benjamin, Redwell

Bentlay, Wm. E. , Lisdonbank, West Muir

Ballantyne, James, Culhawk

Baxter, Norman, Crieff

Birse, John M. , Plovermuir

Bishop, William and David, Fletcherfield,

Balmuckety, and Rosewell

Brown, Alexander, Wester Balloch

Brown, David L., Overbow

Brown, James, Easter Balloch

Bruce, Peter, Easter Kinwhirries

Cant, Robert, Inverquharity

Earmichael, Trs. of late T. , Little Herdhill

Carstairs, John, West Inch

Christie, George, Shielhill

Cook, James & Charles, Ladywell

Couper, Andrew, Mains of Glasswell

Cowpar, Trs. for Mrs, Over Migvie

Craik, Charles, Carroch

Crowe, William, Moss-side of Ballinshoe

Dickson, John & William R. , Balnagarrow

Doig, Thomas, Schoolhouse, Padanaram

Ewart, Andrew, Kilnhill

Farquharson, John, Kintyrie

Findlay, William R. , Auchlishie

Fleming, James, blacksmith, Ballinshoe

Gair, William, East Muirhead of Logie

Grant, David, Wester Logie

Grant, James, Newmill and MeamsHood, David, Pathhead

Jamieson, Mrs, Schoolhouse, Carroch

Lackie, William, Herdhillmuir

Lamond, William, Wester Kinwhirries

Lawson, Messrs, Hillhead

Lindsay, Thomas, Wellbank

Lunan, Henry, Bogside

Lyell, Jean Maria, Logie

Lyell, The Rt. Hon. Lord, of Kinnordy

Lyon, Edmund, Inverquharity

M'Intosh, Messrs, Garlowbank

M'Intosh, William, KnoweheadM'Kay, James and Arthur, Prosenhaugh

M'Laren, David, Reisk

M'Pherson, James, Nether Drumshade

Maxwell, David and George, Ballindarg

Meffan, Jas. , motor bus proprietor, Parkend

Meffan, William, Parkend

Milne, John R., Pluckerstone

Milne, Robert, North Mains of Logie

Milne, Sydney, Herdhill

Milne, Wm., Newbigging of Logie

Mitchell, Andrew, Haugh of Ballinshoe and

Nether Migvie

Mitchell, James, DameyeMitchell, W. M. , Woodhead of Ballinshoe

Nicoll, Margaret and Jessie, Viewfield

Pattullo, John, Sandyford

Rattray, William, Westbog

Reioch, John & Mrs Janet, Denmill

Robbie, Andrew, Netherbow


Rough, George, jun., Whitelums

Rough, William, Longbank

Scott, James, Woodside, Kinnordy

Small, David, Balstard

Small, James & John, East Inch

Soutar, Wm. D. , poultry farmer, West

Muir

Steedman, Geo., Schoolhouse, Roundyhill

Steele, David, Mosside of Ballinshoe

Stephen, Chas. , Garlowbank Smithy

Sutherland, James McRitch, Northmuir

Walker, David, Barnsdale

Walker, James, Moss-side of Ballinshoe

Walker, William G. , Muirhouses

Weighton, Edward, Caldhame

West, George, Chapelton

Wilkie, David C., Drumshade

Wishart, Mrs, Burnside of Ballindarg

Wylie, Trs. of Charles L. , Balbrydie

Wylie, William, Drumclune and Lochside

Young, Henry T. , The Cairn

OATHLAW.Arbuthnott, Hon. Norah G. , Cairnhill

Batchelor, Mrs Isabel R. , Milton of Finavon

Brown, Wiliam, gardener, Finavon

Bruce, James, Kennels, Oathlaw

Campbell, Peter, Woodside, Finavon

Carnegy, R. S. L. , Schoolhouse, Oathlaw

Cranston, George, Finavon

Crichton, William, Parkford

Cunningham, William D. , Bogindollo

Drummond, Mrs Louisa Olive, Eskhill

Duncan, William M., Battledykes

Findlay, James, Bogardo

Findlay, Wm. W. , West Mains of Finavon

Gardyne, Lt.-Col. A. D. G. , Finavon Castle

Gardyne, Mary B. G. , Forester's Cottage

Gibson, George, Finavon Tollhouse

Hay, John, Finavon

Kerr, David E. , Bourtreebush

Kerr, Dr Andrew and Mrs Eliza, Newbarns

Lindsay, James, Woodside

Miller, James, joiner, Finavon Mill

Milne, Gordon, Couttston

Mudie, Charles D. , Clatterha Smithy

Murdie, William, Birkenbush

Murison, James and Herbert, Meadows

Murray, James, Wester Ordie

Paterson, James, Easter Oathlaw

Robertson, Mrs, Blairyfeddon

Stewart, Norman G. and Jean, Eskhill

Taylor, James N., forester, Oathlaw

Whitton, David, Wester Oathlaw

Wilkie, William, Wolflaw

RESCOBIE.

Alexander, W. , jun., Burnside Home FarmAllardice, Joseph, West Mains of Turin

Angus Fruit Farms Ltd., Baldardo

Beattie, Wm., blacksmith, Ward of Turin

Brown, Alice, Schoolhouse, Rescobie

Bruce, John, East Mains of Burnside.

Clark, David, North Quilkoe

Cochrane, James, Greenhead

Cuthbert, Louis K., Lochside

Dakers, John, HagmuirEllis, James, Ward of Turin

Ewen, John T. , of Pitscandly

Findlay, Walter R. , Mains of Balmadies

and Trumperton

Gray-Cheape, Mrs Carsina, of Carsegray

Gray, Alexander, East Milldens

Henderson, James, Hatton of Carse

Inverarity, J. & J., Chapelton of Ochterlony

Jamieson, Exrs. of late J. M., of Reswallie

and Turin

Jamieson, Mrs, Reswallie

Lamond, Robert S. , Clochtow

Lister, William, Ward of Turin

M'Nicoll, George, Forester Seat

Mackie, David F., Quilkoe

Mackie, Mrs Mary, Drimmie

Mackie, Thomas, Clocksbriggs

Maitland, Lieut. -Col. G. R., of Burnside

Mitchell, David, Myrestone

Murdie, William, Baggerton

Nicoll, William S., WemyssNiven, Jemima M. & Frank, Carsebank

Orr, Mrs Christina, Wardmill

Pearson, Mrs and Barclay A. , of Balmadies

Philip, Alexander, Reswallie Mains

Robertson, James M'N., Fonah

Simpson, Trs. of late J., Newmill, Balgavies

Taylor, Leslie, Heatherstacks

Watson, George, Finneston

78 FORFAR DIRECTORY

Wilkie, Stewart, Pitscandly

Wilson, James, blacksmith, Blackgate

Young, David, Nethermuir

TANNADICE.

Aitken, J. H. & G. , Auchleuchrie

Anderson, David & William, Drumnechie

Anderson, Reps, of Wm., Milton of Ogil

Arbuckle, Peter, Derachie and Denside

Arnott, John, Coull Mains

Baird, Edward M. , Noranbank

Baxter, Norman, Strone

Bruce, Robert, Auchleish and Knockhill

Caird, Mrs, Post Office, Tannadice

Christie, Alexander, Cossacks

Christie, David, Midtown, Glenquiech

Christie, George, Corrie

Christie, James, Mill of Marcus

Cleland, James, Schoolhouse, Tannadice

Craig, Rev. J. M. , The Manse, MemusCraik, George, Registrar, Tannadice

Currie, Joseph, sen. andjun., Boghaugh

Dair, Henry, Annagathall

Doig, James, Chance Inn, Denside

Doig, James, Buckies

Duncan, Murray, Burnside Smithy

Fairlie, Stormont W. , Easter Marcus

Fearn, Robert, jun., Kinalty and Balloch

Ferguson, Peter, stationmaster, Tannadice

Ferrier, Mrs Maria, Justinhaugh Hotel

Findlay, Charles, Murthill Mains

Forres, Right Hon. Lord, of Glenogil

Gordon, Mrs Helen, Tannadice

Grant, Mrs I. & R. , West Mains of Whitewell

Harper, George, Elly

Hay, Thomas, Meikle Coull

Henderson, William C. , Hillside

How, David P., Newmill of Craigeassie

Hunter, Trs. of late James, Easter Balgillo

Irons, Alexander, East Mains of Whitewell

Lindsay, John, Whiteburn

Lowden, James, coal merchant, Tannadice

Lunan, William, tailor, Tannadice

Lyon, George, of Glenogil

M'Caig & Goodchild, Foreside of Cairn

M'Farlane, S., The Smithy, Tannadice and

HowmuirM'Laren, J., D., & Evelyn, Wester Balgillo

M'Leod, F., stationmaster, Justinhaugh

M'Murray, Rev. J., The Manse, Tannadice

M'Nicoll, James & James F. , Craigies

M'Nicoll, James, Barnyards

Maclagan, Major-Gen. E. G. S., Glenquiech

Maitland, Hon. Mrs Edith, Wellbank

Middleton, William, Baikies

Millar, David, Newmill of Inshewan

Milne, Stewart, HuncharMilne, William, Dykend and Redstane

Murray, John & Fred., West MemusNeish, Major Colin, Tannadyce HouseOgilvy, John D. B. , Inshewan

Ogilvy, William, Burnside of Inshewan

Porter, Alex. Gordon, Turfachie

Powrie, William R., GoyndRamsay, George, jun., Mains of Ogil

Rattray, William, Miltonbank

Robbie, Reps, of David, Easter MemusRobbie, John, cattledealer, Finavon

Robertson, Alex. J., Schoolhouse, Memus •

Shaw, William, North Roundyhillock

Shepherd, Alice May, East Murthill

Simpson, William, constable, Tannadice

Smart, Albert, Shielgreen

Smart, Reps, of James, Horniehaugh

Smart, Mrs Barbara D. , Easter Ogil

Stephen, William, Smithy, Coul

Stewart, Alexander, Cairn

Stewart, Charles, Sturt

Stewart, James C, Mill of Tannadice

Stewart, Reps, of J. & W. , Newton of

Inshewan

Stewart, William, Soutra

Stirton, Thomas, jun., Bogside

Stourton, Mrs Ethel M., Marcus

Taylor, Robert, Red Lion Hotel, Finavon

Thomson, Helen, Schoolhouse, Denside

Thomson, William, Nether Balgillo and

Tobees

Tindal, David, Easter Marcus

Turnbull, Oliver, Baldoukie

Walker, James, Howmuir of Marcus

Watt, Andrew M. , merchant, Cross Roads,

Denside

Whyte, Arch., Glenmoy

Will, Charles, joiner, Coull

Winter, Isabella Jane, Smithfield, Memus


LIST OF PUBLIC BOARDS, CLUBS,SOCIETIES, &c.

Population in 1931—9,660.

Constituency—Voters on Register (including Absent Voters), 6,791.

Parliamentary Representative—Colonel Kerr.

Valuation ( Lands and Heritages, ... ... .. ... ^90,690 6 8

for 1938-1939 ( Railways in Burgh, ... ... ... ... 1,253 o o

MAGISTRATES and TOWN COUNCIL.The Council meets in the Town Hall on the third Wednesday of each month, at 6-30

p.m. Special Meetings are also held from time to time to dispose of urgent business.

Col. Lionel E. Hill, Provost ; Thomas G. Barry, First Bailie ; Andrew C. Smyth,Second Bailie ; Miss Jean Hanick, Third Bailie ; Thomas Elder, Hon. Treasurer.Councillors— Mrs Mabel Allardice, Arthur W. Barclay, Rev. David M. Bell, James N.Graham, Thomas Guthrie, Samuel R. Irvine, Albert M. Lowson, David M'Lean, CaptainThe Hon. Bruce Ogilvy, David Smyth.

Officials.Wm. Whyte, Town Clerk; James R. Donald, Town Clerk Depute; Frank B. Craik,

Town Chamberlain, Collector of Rates and Gas Accounts; Charles Stewart, Dundee,Auditor; Jas. Thomson, Sanitary Inspector; Alex. C. Millar, Burgh Surveyor, Architect,

and Water Engineer; Henry B. Skea, Gas Manager; J. Ewen Cable, Medical Officer ofHealth ; T. M. Inglis, v.s. under Public Health Act and Diseases of Animals Acts, andExaminer under Milk and Dairies Act, 1922; George Langlands, Captain of Fire Brigade;Wm. A. Bertram, Inspector of Weights and Measures ; David Machray, Town's Factor

;

John T. Alexander, Bellringer; John Adamson, Caretaker of Town Hall and Municipal

Buildings; Wm. Machan, Reid Park Keeper; E. H. Lee, Cemetery Superintendent;James M. Millar, Burgh Officer and Keeper of Reid Hall ; Andrew Caird, Keeper ofFree Library Buildings ; Charles Lowson, Boyle Park Keeper ; , Bathsmaster.

Committees, &c.Finance a?id Law—Provost Hill, Bailies Barry and Smyth, Messrs Guthrie, Lowson,

Smyth, Treasurer Elder (Convener).Property a?id Reid Hall—Provost Hill, Bailie Barry, Treasurer Elder, Messrs Bell,

Guthrie, Irvine, Barclay (Convener).Works and Streets— Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth and Hanick, Messrs Graham, Lowson,

M'Lean, Bailie Barry (Convener).Housing and Plans— Bailie Hanick, Messrs Barclay, Bell, Lowson, M'Lean, Smyth

Provost Hill (Convener).Water—Provost Hill, Bailie Barry, Treasurer Elder, Messrs Guthrie, Lowson, Captain

Ogilvy, Mr Irvine (Convener).Air Paid Pi-ecautions— Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Barclay,

Lowson, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Irvine (Convener).Parks [Reid, Steele, Boyle), Greens, and Cemetery— Provost Hill, Bailie Hanick, Mrs

Allardice, Messrs Irvine, M'Lean, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Smyth (Convener).Public Health—Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Barclay, Bell,

Guthrie, Lowson (Convener).Cleansing, Skambles, and Fire Brigade— Provost Hill, Treasurer Elder, Messrs Barclay,

Graham, Irvine, Smyth, Guthrie (Convener).Gas and Lighting— Provost Hill, Treasurer Elder, Mrs Allardice, Messrs Graham,

Lowson, Smyth, Bailie Smyth (Convener).' Old Age Pensions—Whole Council. Sub-Committee — Provost Hill, Bailie Hanick,and Treasurer Elder.

Baths—Provost Hill, Bailie Smyth, Messrs Bell, Lowson, M'Lean, Captain Ogilvy,Mrs Allardice (Convener).Assessment Appeals—Provost Hill, Bailies Barry and Smyth, Mr Guthrie, Treasurer

Elder (Convener).

8o FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Representatives to Angus County Cowicil—Provost Hill, Bailies Barry, Smyth, andHanick, Messrs Guthrie, Lowson, and Smyth.Burgh Licensing Court—The Magistrates, Provost Hill (Chairman).Members to Licensing Appeal Court— Provost Hill and Bailie Barry.Representatives to Instrumental and Pipe Bands— Bailie Smyth and Mrs Allardice.

Representatives forPrison Committees—Forfar Legalised Cells, Bailie Hanick and Councillor Smyth

,, —Perth, ... ... ... ... Ex-Provost GrahamUnder Sheriff Court Houses Act, ... ... ... ... Bailie BarryRossie Reformatory, ... ... ... ... Provost Hill and Councillor GuthrieMorgan Trust, . ... ... ... Councillor Mrs Allardice (till 1/8/39)Forfar Educational Trust, ... ... Ex-Provost Graham and Councillor Guthrie

BURGH FUNDS and LIABILITIES.Assets.

Common Good ... ... .£31,475Reid Park and Reid Properties 3,960Public Health, Sewage Works,and Orchardbank ... 18,050

Water Works ... ... 41,730Gas Works ... ... 27,709Baths, ... ... ... 7,974

Liabilities.Common Good ... ... £17,096Police, Roads, Str'ts,Cleansing 4,766Public Health ... ... 15.195Waterworks ... ... 41,655Gas Works ... ... 19,150

Amount in Sinking Funds, 721 18 6

CHARITY MORTIFICATIONS.Charity Mortifications under the administration of the Magistrates and Town Council of

Forfar and others, per the Town Clerk. Funds at 15th May 1938:

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Dr Wyllie's Bequest—Capital, £3536, 14s 6d. Interest expended in charity duringyear £80. On hand and in Bank, £23, 8s 3d.

Provost Potter's Bequest of £1000.— Interest &c, expended on coals for the poor, in

terms of the Bequest, £102, 17s 6d.

Bailie Brown s Bequest of £100.Dr Smith's Charity—Capital, £1135.Mr John Melviu's Bequest—Capital, £1000. Expended, £16, 10s. On hand and in

Bank, £38, 12s 4d.

Elder-Anderson Charity—Capital, £1000. Expended, £56, 17s.

Mr John A. Grant's Charity—Capital, £1000.

SHERIFF COURT.Ordinary Court—Every Thursday at 11 a.m. Small Debt Court— Every Thursday at

11 a.m. James A. R. MacKinnon, Sheriff Substitute. James Clark, Procurator-Fiscal.

James Petrie, Sheriff Clerk Depute and Auditor of Court. J. S. Gordon, Dr N. J. Sinclair,

and R. H. Anderson, Honorary Sheriff-Substitutes.

POLICE COURT.Held every lawful day when there is business. Judges—The Provost and Magistrates.

William Whyte, Clerk and Assessor. James R. Donald, Depute Clerk and Assessor. Jas.

Thomson, Burgh Prosecutor.

BURGH COURT.Held as occasion requires. Provost and Magistrates, Judges. Jas. Thomson, Pro-

secutor under Licensing Act, &c. William Whyte, Town Clerk, Clerk and Assessor.

James R. Donald, Depute Clerk and Assessor.

BURGH LICENSING COURT.For the renewal or granting of Hotel, Public-House, and Grocers' Liquor Certificates.

Held by the Magistrates on 2nd Tuesday of April and 3rd Tuesday of October.

VALUATION APPEAL COURT.Held by the Valuation Committee of the Angus County Counci on a date between 10th

and 19th September.

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

FORFAR JUSTICES OF PEACE.James A. R. MacKinnon, Sheriff-Substitute at Forfar, John S. Whyte, T. M. Inglis,

John Killacky, David Maxwell, R. H. Anderson, J. N. Graham, Dr Norman J. Sinclair,

John M. Robertson, James Black, Major Carnegy of Lour, Mrs I. S. Murray, John S.

Gordon, John T. Ewen, Sir Harry Hope, Colonel G. R. Maitland, John R. Taylor,Archibald Whyte, Thomas Guthrie, Miss Jean Hanick, James Petrie, John A. Smith,Mrs Agnes Whyte. Clerk of the Peace—T. C. Lowson, Solicitor, Forfar.

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE.Public Assistance Office, Newmonthill. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday

and Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.; Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Births must beregistered within 21 days, marriages 3 days, and deaths 8 days. Children must bevaccinated within 6 months after birth. Notice of marriage to be given to the Registrar

under Marriage Notice Act, Eight clear days before marriage. Registrar— R. T. Rodger.Dwelling House—Glencairn, Taylor Street.

COUNTY COUNCIL OF ANGUS EDUCATION COMMITTEE.Meets in Town Hall on first Wednesday of each month at 10-30 p.m.Members.—Rev. G. Hitchcock, Chairman; Rev. G. Adam, Earl of Airlie, G. Annand,

J. Birse, J. Carson, Colonel Carnegy, Rev. Dr Clark, Miss M. Craigie, J. M. Dunn,Miss I. Fettes, Rev. R. K. Goodfellow, A. A. Gibson, Colonel Guthrie, Rev. J. Heggie,Sir Harry Hope, A. King, Mrs Kinnear, D. Littlejohn, Rev. J. Matthews, D. B. MacKay,R. W. L. M'Caig, A. M'Callum, D. M'Nicoll, J. Millar, H. G. Mitchell, Rev. A. Monro,F. C. Murray, J. D. Ross, W. J. Ross, A. Ruxton, W. Scott, A. C. Smyth, D. Smyth,W. L. Spalding, W. W. Tyndall, J. S. Watt, and Wm. Wilson.

P?-ituipal Officials of Education Authority.Clerk and Treasurer—J. Eadie, Broomfield, Forfar.

Master of Works—James M'Gregor, 31 Glover Street, Arbroath.School Medical Officer—Dr N. J. Sinclair, Laurel Bank, Forfar.

FORFAR SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.Clerk—T. C. Lowson, 36a Castle Street, Forfar.

Schools—Forfar Academy (Primary Department, South School), Forfar East, West,North, Lunanhead, and Kingsmuir.

Represen tatives.

From Educatwi Committee—Lt.-Col. U. E. C. Carnegy of Lour; Mrs E. S. Kinnear,Rowanbrae ; Bailie A. C. Smyth, Kirklandbank ; David Smyth, Kirklandbank.Parents (Primary Schools)—W. C. Esplin, Dunira, Lunanhead ; Mrs J. H. Melville,

Balgillo, Lour Road.Parents (Secondary School)—J. F. Fleming, solicitor.

Teachers.—Dr J. T. Allardice, Academy; Miss H. Small, Kingsmuir School ; WilliamS. Wilson, North and East Schools.Town Council.—James N. Graham, Ravenswood.District Councillor—Andrew B. Dalgety, Caldhame.Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month.

GLAMIS-RESCOBIE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.Clerk—T. C. Lowson, 36a Castle Street, Forfar.

Schools—Rescobie, Kinnettles, Inverarity, Kirkbuddo, Glamis, and Glenogilvy.Representatives.

Prom Education Committee—Lt.-Col. U. E. C. Carnegy, of Lour ; Sir Harry Hope, ofKinnettles ; Mrs E. S. Kinnear, Rowanbrae ; Bailie A. C. Smyth, Kirklandbank.

Parents—Rescobie, L. K. Cuthbert, Lochside Cottage, Rescobie; Kinnettles, PeterGellatly, North Mains of Kinnettles ; Inverarity,— ; Glamis, Rev. M. Babington, TheManse, Glamis.

Teachers—Miss Alice Brown, Rescobie; Jas. Thorn, Kinnettles.

District Councillors— Rescobie, James Henderson, Hatton of Carse ; Kinnettles, DavidRamsay, Mains of Invereighty ; Inverarity, Thomas Johnston, Mains of Kirkbuddo;Glamis, George Anderson, Glamis.

Meetings are held on the first Fridays of February, May, August, and November.

$2 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

PRINCIPAL TEACHERS IN FORFAR SCHOOLS.Forfar Academy—(a) Secondary Department—Dr I. T. Allardice, Rector; Andrew P.

Fairlie, Principal Teacher of English; J. B.Rodger, Principal Teacher of Science; Fred.

Mann, Principal Teacher of Classics ; Stanley Edward, Principal Teacher of Frenchand German ; Mary D. Easton, Principal Teacher of Mathematics ; Richard W. West,Principal Teacher of Art ; Alan D. Murray, Manual Instructor

; W. D. Bernard, Teacherof Music ; Geo. Rutherford, Physical Instructor ; Margt. A. Tannahill, Physical Instruc-

tress ; Dora M. Cable, Teacher of Domestic Science ; Elizabeth R. Dickson, Teacher ofNeedlework; Mrs Lambert, Tea'cher of Commercial Subjects; James Crofts, Janitor;

Albert Whitton, Attendance Officer.

Forfar Academy— (b) Primary Department—South School.—Fred. D. R. McLaren.North and East Schools—Wm. S. Wilson, Headmaster.West School.—Ronald Macdonald, Headmaster.

ANGUS EDUCATIONAL TRUST.Sir Harry Hope, Kinnettles, Forfar (Chairman); Dr J. T. Allardice, Forfar; George

Annand, Alyth;James Bruce, Kirriemuir ; Sir W. Chapel, Arbroath ; Rev. Dr. I. M.

Clark, Brechin ; Rev. G. Adam, Edzell ; D. Drysdale, Arbroath; J. N. Graham, Forfar

;

Rev. G. Hitchcock, Arbroath; R. W. L. McCaig, Forfar; H. G. Mitchell, Brechin;

Rev. A. Monro, Brechin; Rev. J. S. Robertson, Montrose; W. W. Tyndall, Monifieth;

James S. Watt, Montrose.Members of Forfar District Committee—Sir Harry Hope, R. W. L. McCaig, James N.

Graham, Dr J. T. Allardice, W. S. Inverarity, David Smyth, Rev. M. Babington, Glamis

;

John R. Taylor, W. S. Wilson ; Rev. D. M. Bell.

Interim Clerk—J. Eadie, County Buildings, Forfar.

Objects of Trust—The powers of the Trust include inter alia (i) the granting of post-

school Bursaries ; (2) the granting of assistance to young persons to gain experience of

trades or professions; (3) assistance in connection with school concerts and outings

; (4)

travel scholarships for educational purposes; (5) assistance towards promotion of physical

training and well-being; (6) provision for special equipment for schools not normally pro-

vided by the Education Committee. The Governing Body have delegated to District Com-mittees the granting of awards in terms of the Scheme and the Approved Plan.

PUBLIC LIBRARY.Lending Department for Adults open daily, 10 to 2 and 6 to 8, except Thursday, 10 a.m.

to 1 p.m. Juvenile Department—Tuesdays and Fridays, 5 to 6 p.m.Committeefrom Comicil—Provost Hill, Convener; Bailies Smyth and Hanick, Treasurer

Elder, Councillors Barclay, Bell, Graham, Irvine, Captain Ogilvy, Mr Smyth.From Householders—W. Spark, Vice-Convener ; Mrs Barry, Dr James T. Allardice,

P. A. Conacher, Alex. Johnston, Sheriff MacKinnon, A. M'Phee, John Niven, Jas. Thom-son, Wm. Whyte. A. J. Wetherall, Librarian.

FORFAR MUSEUM—MEFFAN INSTITUTE.Open daily to the public. Wm. Spark, Curator. A. Caird, 39 Albert Street, Keeper.

READING ROOM.Meffan Institute Reading Room.—Open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

FORFAR SAVINGS BANK (amalgamated with Dundee Savings Bank).Established 1853. Office, 60 Castle Street. Telephone No. 307. Hours of Business

—

Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 12-45 P-m - ar>d 1-30 p.m. to 3 p.m.;

Wednesdays and Fridays, from 10 a.m. to 12-45 P-m.; 1-30 to 3 p.m.; and 6 to 8 p.m.;

Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Receives deposits of one shilling and upwards to ^'500

in any one year. No limit to total amount. H. M'C. Johnstone, Actuary.

Representatives to Dundee Savings Bank—J. M. Robertson, Dr Sinclair, Jas. Thomson.

BANK OFFICES.Bank of Scotland ... ... Charles W. Moir, Agent ; R. Morrison, AccountantRoyal Bank of Scotland, ... John A. Smith, Agent; W. L. Hunter, AccountantBritish Linen Bank J. S. Gordon & J. D. Hardie, Jt. Agents; C. R. Winter, AccountantCommercial Bank of Scotland Ltd. J. B. Cameron, Agent ; T. T. Allan, AccountantNational Bank of Scotland Ltd. Samuel McGill, Agent ; Geo. Adams, AccountantUnion Bank of Scotland Ltd. ... W. L. Hourie, Agent; C. Halliday, AccountantClydesdale Bank Ltd. MacHardy, Alexander, & Whyte, Agents ; H. C. Carver, Sub-AgentNorth of Scotland Bank Ltd. .. ... W. Nairn Hay and D. Bissett, Joint Agents


FORFAR DISTRICT JOINT PUBLIC ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE.District Councillors—Andrew B. Dalgety, Caldhame

;James Henderson, Hatton of

Carse ; Wm M. Milne, Balbinny ; Ian Robertson, Newton of Guthrie ; George Anderson,

Glamis , W. Patrick Whyte, Hatton of Eassie;James C. Smith, Drum of Dunnichen

;

Kenneth C. Duthie, Frioekheim ; David Ramsay, Mains of Invereighty;Thomas John-

ston, Mains of Kirkbuddo ;William Findlay, West Mains of Finavon.

County Councillors—Lieut. Col. U. E. Carnegy Carnegy of Lour ; William Scott, Clive

House, Letham ; Sir Harry Hope, Bart., Kinnettles ; Gavin Ralston, Glamis; Col. Ivan

Guthrie, of Guthrie ; Robert W. L. McCaig, Foreside of Cairn.

Burgh Representatives—Provost Hill, Bailies Barry, Smyth, and Hanick, Councillors

Guthrie, Smyth, and Lowson.Inspector— Robert T. Rodger. Medical Officers—Drs Burgess, Cable, Kerr, and Myles.

Poorhouse—J. Galloway, Governor; Mrs Galloway, Matron; Rev. Alf. Wilson, Chaplain.

Offices—Newmonthill—Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday and Friday from 5 to

7 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m, to 1 p.m.HALLS.

Reid Hall ... ... accommodates 1000)

West End Reid Hall ... ,, 200/James M. Millar, Hallkeeper

Drill Hall ... ... ,,1000 -Andrew Ogg,

Castle Halls ... ,, 650—Arthur Barclay, Proprietor

Masonic Rooms— Small Hall 150—Large Hall 400—W. Preston, Hallkeeper

St. John's Church Hall ... ,, 400—Andrew Hill. Hallkeeper

Parish Church Hall ... ,, 300—James Henderson, Hallkeeper

St. James' Hall ... ... ,, 300—James Blair, Hallkeeper

Town Hall ... ... ,, 200— John Adamson, Hallkeeper

Kirkton Hall ... ... ,, 250—William Morris, HallkeeperMeffan Institute Hall ... ,, 200—Andrew Caird, HallkeeperCo-operative Hall (Couttie's Wynd) ,,

200—David Clark, Hallkeeper

Y.M.C. A. Hall (Couttie's Wynd) ,, 80—Miss Prophet, Hallkeeper

TERRITORIALS.Forfar Platoon (14), H.Q. Co., 4/jt/i The Black Watch {P. H.)—Ma.]ar T. P. D. Murray,

Company Commander. Sergeant, A. Ogg. Headquarters, Drill Hall.

Armoured Car Section (F. & F. Yeomanry)—Captain Walker, Commanding Officer.

Sergt. Willis, Sergeant. Headquarters, Brechin Road.

THE BRITISH LEGION (Forfar Branch).President, Captain W. G. Don; Vice-Presidents, Captain J. A. Smith and J. A. Lee;

Chairman, James Morris; Secretary, John Nicoll, 5 Roberts Street, Forfar; Treasurer,Albert Lowson. Committee—Alex. Gerrard, George Soutar, George Waddell, RichardMalcolm, Wm. Boath, John Johnston, W. Harris, J. D. Clark, Charles Waddell. Head-quarters, Kirkton Hall. Caretaker, William Morris.

MUSICAL SOCIETIES.Forfar Instrumental Brass Band.—W. K. Findlay, Esq., Barncailzie Hall, Dalbeattie,

Hon. President ; Provost Colonel Hill, William Coutts, William Lamond, Fred. T.Coutts, D. C. Christie, D. Boath, Dundee, D. Killacky, W. S. Inverarity, A. S. Young,and Mrs J. S. Boyle, Hon. Vice-Presidents; John Killacky, President; R. S. Marshall,Vice-President ; W. T. Cook, 14 Dundee Loan, Hon. Secretary ; A. Whyte, 18 DundeeLoan, Hon. Treasurer ; along with thirteen of a Committee and two representatives fromTown Council. Robert Anderson, Conductor; G. D. Simpson, Sub-Conductor. PracticeRoom, Baths Hall.

Forfar Burgh Pipe Band.—Ex-Bailie D. Smyth, President ; D. Byres, Vice-President

;

D. Chalmers, Pipe-Major; H. Massie, 10 John Street, Secy, and Treas. Committee

—

{from General Public) D. Cowie, A. Low, F. Fraser, W. Walker, W. Whyte, S. Stewart,

J. McLean, J. H. Mann; {from Band) D. Suttie, A. Meldrum, H. Massie, E. Cowie.

Forfar Amateur Operatic Society.—Lord Strathmore, Hon. President ; A. Johnston,President ; R. S. Marshall, Vice-President

;James N. Strachan, Zoar, Secretary ; Norman

L. Fyfe, Treasurer. Committee—E. R. M'Laren, John Machray, James M'Kay, JamesThomson, J. F. Fleming, J. C. Saddler, Mrs C. Jarvis.

Forfar Choral Union.—Lord Strathmore, Hon. President ; Chas. Smith, President

;

Wm. Andrew, Vice-President; M. D. Easton, Hon. Secy.; J. F. Fleming, Hon. Treas.Committee— Misses Neill, Christie, Mrs Gay, Messrs Thomson, Adamson, and Byars.


FORFAR AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY.P. A. Conacher, President

; John A. Smith, Vice-President; David D. Jolly, 12 Lilybank I

Crescent, Secretary; Jenny S. White, Treasurer. Committee—Mrs Patullo, Mrs Mac-

quarie, Misses J. Saddler, A. C. Tait, Bella Wilson, and Charles Smith, D. C. Macquarie,James Findlay. Miss A. R. Smith, Stage Manager; David Stewart, Stage Carpenter;Miss E. Petrie, Wardrobe Mistress ; Miss Cita Angus, Producer.

SCOTTISH COMMUNITY DRAMA ASSOCIATION.Forfar Branch—J. T. Ewen, President ; P. A. Conacher, Vice-President

; Jenny S.

White, Treasurer. Committee—D. D. Jolly, Agnes R. Smith, and Mrs Patullo.

CHURCHES.Old Parish... ... Rev. David M. Bell

St. James' Parish ... Rev. Thomas HelmLowson Memorial Rev. W. H. MacDiarmidWest ... ... Rev. M. B. Shields

East ... ... ...

St. John's Episcopal Rev. Alex. CoplandCongregational Rev. Alfred WilsonBaptist ... Rev. William Bullman

CHURCH SERVICES, &c.

Forfar Old Parish Church.—The services are at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The PrimarySunday School meets in the Church Hall at 12-30 p.m. The Junior and Senior Schoolsmeet at the same time in the Church. The Young Men's Guild meets on Sunday at 10

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a.m. in the Class Room. The Minister's Class meets at 5 p.m. in the Class Room. TheJunior Bible Class meets at 5 p.m. in the Hall. Men's Club on Mondays at 7-30 p.m.Social Club on Tuesdays at 7-30 p.m. The Woman's Guild meets on Wednesdays at

7-30 p.m. The Girls' Association on Thursdays at 7-30 p.m. The Choir meets onFridays at 8-30 p.m. Junior Choir meets on Fridays at 5-45 p.m. Church Officer,

James Henderson.St. James's Parish Church—Services each Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Primary,

Junior, and Senior Sunday Schools at 12-20 p.m. Girls' Junior Bible Class at 12-20 p.m.Boys' Junior Bible Class at 5 p.m. Fellowship Circle at 5 p.m. Mondays—Wolf Cubs, ''

6 p.m.; Dramatic Group, 8 p.m. Tuesdays—Woman's Guild, 7-30 p.m. Wednesdays

—

Girls' Association, 7-30 p.m. Thursdays— " The Quiet Half-Hour," 7—7-30 p.m. ; Men'sClub, 7-30 p.m. Fridays—Boy Scouts, 7-30 p.m.; Choir Practice, 8-15 p.m.Lowson Memorial Parish Church.—Services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday School at

12-15 p.m.; Primary Department, at 11 a.m. Bible Classes, Junior and Senior, at 5 p.m.Girls' Association, Monday at 7-30 p.m. Cubs, Tuesday at 5-30 p.m. Men's Guild, Tuesdayat 7-45 p.m. Woman's Guild, Wednesday at 7-30 p.m. Junior Guild (Girls), Thursdayat 7-30 p.m. Junior Choir, Friday at 5-45 p.m. Senior Choir, Friday at 8-30 p.m.Boy Scouts, Friday at 6-30 p. m. Rovers, Friday at 8 p.m. (Meeting in Scout Headquarters,Old Station). Church Officer, Robert Nimmo, 61 Glamis Road.

West Church.— Sunday, Divine Service, n a.m. and6p.m. Sunday School, 12-15 P-ni.

Senior and Junior Bible Classes, 5 p.m. Monday, Woman s Guild, 7-30 p.m. Tuesday,Men's Literary and Social Club, 7-30 p.m. Wolf Cubs, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Girls'

Association, 7-15 p.m. Friday, Boy Scouts, 7 p. m Choir Practice, 8-30 p.m.

East Church.— 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sabbath School meets at 12-20 p.m. Minister's

Class meets on Sundays at 5 p.m. Woman's Guild on Mondays at 7-30 p.m. Cubs onTuesdays at 6-15 p.m. Girls' Association on Tuesdays at 7-36 p m. Mid-Week Service

on Wednesdays at 7-15 p.m. Men's Association on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir Practice

on Fridays at 8-30 p.m. Scouts on Fridays at 6-30 p.m.

St. John's Episcopal Church.— Services, 8am., 11 a.m., and 6 p.m. Sunday School

at 12-30 p.m. Mothers' Meeting on Tuesdays at 3 p.m. Young Women's Guild on

Tuesdays at 7-30 p.m. Week-day Services, Thursday at 8 a.m., Daily at 10-30 a.m.,

and Wednesday at 6-30 p.m. Choir Practice on Fridays at 8 p.m. Verger, Andrew Hill,

15 Newmonthill. St. Margaret's, Carsebarracks—Third Sunday of month at 8-30 a.m.

Congregational Church.—Morning Service, n a.m.; Evening Service, 6 p.m.; SundaySchool, 12-30 p.m.Baptist Church.—Services, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. ; Sunday School, 12-30 p.m.; Girls'

Auxiliary, Monday, 7-30 p.m.; Tuesday, Prayer Meeting, 7-30 p.m.; Wednesday, Band of

Hope, 7 p.m.

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PROCLAMATION OF BANNS.W. N. Hay, Solicitor, has been appointed to receive all applications for Proclamation of

Banns for all the Parishes within the Registration District of Forfar. Office Address : 52East High Street. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; and ThursdayNight, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

Forfar Y.M.C.A.—Wm. Jarvis, Vice-President; Charles Jarvis, Castle Street, Secretary;

John A. Dick, Treasurer. Hall, Couttie's Wynd.

Young Women's Christian Association.—Weekly Meeting, Friday at 7-30 p.m., in

Y.W.C.A. Institute. Juniors meet on Friday at 6 p.m.

FORFAR TRACT SOCIETY.William Jarvis, Treasurer; Angus Macleod, Superintendent ; Miss Fenton, Secretary.

Monthly Circulation, 3000. The aim of the society is that a lady visitor should call,

and that a Tract should be left at every house in town and neighbourhood. Donations in

aid of this old and useful society will be gratefully received and acknowledged by the ladydistributors.

FORFAR AUXILIARY to the National BIBLE SOCIETY of SCOTLAND.Rev. D. M. Bell, President; The Ministers of the Town and Bailie Andrew C. Smyth,

Vice-Presidents ; W. Given, Secretary and Treasurer.

FORFARSHIRE MISSION TO THE BLIND.Annual Meeting is held in April. The Earl of Strathmore, Hon. President;

R. H. Anderson, President ; Mrs Murray, Vice-President; John A. Smith, Royal Bank,

Secretary and Treasurer, to whom subscriptions may be sent. Miss Annie D. Edward,Municipal Buildings, Forfar, Superintendent, to whom names of blind persons should besent.

ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY for PREVENTION of CRUELTY to CHILDREN.Forfar Branch.—Meets when required in office of J. & A. W. Myles & Co. J. Thomson,

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Representatives to the Council—J. Thomson and MrsSinclair. A. W. Johnstone, 53 High Street, Arbroath, Inspector.

SCOTTISH SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.Angus Branch—The Rt, Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, President : The Rt. Hon. The

Earl of Airlie, Vice-President. Committee—(local members) Mrs J. S. Whyte, MrsAllardice, Miss Jackson, Captain Neish, Gavin [Ralston, Mrs Harley, Mr Peacock,Kirriemuir, and J. T. Ewen, Pitscandly.

ANGUS RURAL COMMUNITY COUNCIL.The Right Hon. The Earl of Airlie, Hon. President; Sir Harry Hope, Hon. Vice-

President; John T. Ewen, President; D. C. Christie, Vice-President; J. A. Lee, Acadia,Hon. Secretary

; John A. Smith, Royal Bank House, Hon. Treasurer.

Airlie Training Centre for Boys, Bearfauld, Cortachy, Kirriemuir. — CaptainC. F. I. Neish, Chairman of Placing Committee ; Albert G. Carrie, Schoolhouse, Men-muir, by Brechin, Hon. Secretary.

FORFAR BURNS CLUB—Federation No. 44.

Wm. Coutts, jun. , Hon. President; Sheriff MacKinnon, Capt. C. F. I. Neish, ProvostL. Hill, Colonel C. Kerr, D. Callander, sen., Hon. Vice-Presidents; J. N. Strachan,President; W. J. M'Queen and Dr. J. T. Allardice, Vice-Presidents; N. W. Awburn,Gowanbank, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—A. C. Dalgety, James A. Lee, R.Macdonald, M. Macfarlane, F. D. M'Laren, A. C. Smyth, W. S. Wilson.

FORFAR PLATE GLASS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.John Killacky, President; J. T. Kinloch, Vice-President, R. S. Marshall, Secretary

and Treasurer. Committee—Messrs M. Macfarlane, T. Elder, A. Barclay, C. Jarvis, andJohn Clark. Valuator, R. Farquharson. Auditors, A. C. Dalgety and M. Macfarlane.The Annual General Meeting is held on third Tuesday of April.

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FORFAR DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION.Mrs Gray Cheape of Carsegray, Hon. President; Mrs Maitland and Mrs Lionel Hill,

Hon. Vice-Presidents; Mrs Robertson and Miss Myles, Hon. Members; Mr S. M'Gill,National Bank, Hon. Treasurer ; Mrs J. S. Whyte, Lilybank, Hon. Secretary. ExecutiveCommittee—Mrs R. H. Anderson, Mrs Cable, Mrs Copland, Miss Gumming, Miss Free-

man, Miss Lowson, Dr Myles, and Dr Kerr. General Committee—The clergymen andmedical men of Forfar, and all subscribers of 10/ and upwards. Nurse— Miss Dunn,117 Lilybank Crescent.

FORFAR INFIRMARY.The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, Patron ; Captain W. G. Don, President.

Medical Attendants— Drs Burgess, J. Ewen Cable, and Myles; Francis R. Brown,M.B., ch.b., f.R.C.s. (edin.), Consulting Surgeon; Miss Margaret Fairlie, M.B., ch.b..Consulting Gynaecologist; George Murray Grant, M.B., ch.b., Consulting Radiogolist

;

Adam Patrick, M.D., F.R.C.P., (lond.), Consulting Physician. John A. Smith. RoyalBank, Treasurer; Wm. Whyte, Secretary. Miss Fisher, Matron. Visiting Hours-Sunday, 2 to 3 p.m.; Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 2 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m.

ST. ANDREW'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION-L.M.S. Brigade (Forfar Section).

J. Stewart, 54 Lilybank Crescent, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—J. Cameron,D. Middleton, H. Glennie, J. Robertson, and Miss Macfarlane. The Monthly Meetings ofthe Section are held on the second Sunday of each month in the Ambulance Hall, MarketStreet, at 1-30 p.m. Lectures held every Sunday from September to March.

PANEL COMMITTEE OF THE COUNTY OF FORFAR.Dr J. Ewen Taylor, Carnoustie, Chairman; Dr J. Mcintosh Rattray, Kirriemuir, Vice-

Chairman ; Dr David Myles, Forfar. Hon. Secretary; John S. Gordon, Solicitor, TheCross, Forfar, Clerk; Dr G. C. Burgess and Dr J. Ewen Cable, Forfar; Dr R. Logan,

Kirriemuir; Dr H. J. Hoile, Montrose; Dr W. Dempster and Dr W. S. Anderson,

Brechin; Dr E. N. Lindeberg, Friockheim; Dr H. F. Wilson, Carnoustie; Dr D. H.

Hay, Lift

MOTOR TAXATION DEPARTMENT—Angus County Council.

Office, County Buildings, Forfar. Office Hours, Monday to Friday, 9-30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday, 9-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. Telephone No. 49. George Cable, Officer.

CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICE.Clydesdale Bank Buildings, 67 Castle Street. Open—Mondays, 10-30 a.m. to 12-30 »

n m H. T. Grubb, Officer.

MINISTRY OF LABOUR EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.Office, Castle Street. Telephone No. 189. Office hours — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except

Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. G. W. Wallace, Manager.

FORFAR LITERARY INSTITUTE.Wm. Spark, President; Alex. Johnston, Vice-President; T. F. Whitson, Academy Street,

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Directors—Messrs John M. Robertson, N. H. Langlands,

Dr J. T. Allardice, Jas. H. Melville, and Robert Anderson.

FORFARSHIRE UNIONIST ORGANISATION.Sir Harry Hope, Bart., Kinnettles, Chairman ; Miss Erskine Jackson, Kirkbuddo, U

Vice-Chairman ; J. A. Oliver, Arbroath, Treas. ; R. Crichton, 9 Millgate, Arbroath, Secy.i »s

Lunanhead Committee—Mrs Gray-Cheape, Chairman ;Miss Agnes Nicoll, Glencarse, j«

Helen Street, Secretary.

FORFAR WOMEN CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION.The Countess of Airlie, Hon. President ; Lady Hope, Hon. Vice-President ; Mrs Lionel

E. Hill, President ; Mrs S. R. Irvine, Vice-President ;Mrs J. H. Melville, Treasurer

;

:

Mrs F. M. Thomson, Woodhill, Lour Road, Secretary. Committee—Mrs Barry, Mrs C.

Coutts, Mrs Dorward, Mrs Macdonald, Mrs M'Laren. Mrs A. C. Millar, Mrs Paterson,

Mrs T.Petrie, Mrs W. Shepherd, Mrs Watt, Miss S. Whyte, and Mrs H. S. Wood.

FORFAR BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY.David Meldrum, Chairman ; George M. H Rodger, 40 John St., Secy, and Treasurer.

Directors—David Meldrum, Robert Farquharson, W. Kirmear, Arch. Tyrie, Alex. Stewart,

James B. Rodger, Wm. Rodger, T. J. M. Whitson, Albert Shepherd. Meets every alter-

nate Saturday evening, 8 to 9, in Meffan Institute.


ROYAL SCOTTISH FORESTRY SOCIETY.Angus and East Fife Branch— Colonel Maitland, President; G. R. McGarva, Vice-

President; T. J. M. Whitson, Solicitor, Montrose, Secy, and Treasurer. Committee

—

D. D. McGregor. D. Buchan, T. Winton, J. J. Thomson, A. G. Crabbe, W. Gilchrist,

D. H. Meldrum, John Smith, and J. W. M'Kenzie.

FORFAR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.Sheriff McKinnon, Sheriff McDonald, John T. Ewen, Provost Col. Lionel E. Hill, Hon.

Presidents; Dr N. J. Sinclair, Capt. W. G. Don, Neil Caw, D. C. Christie, John C.Robbie, John Killacky, Alex. Forbes, Hon. Vice-Presidents; R. R. Ogilvie, President;

Alex. Urquhart and W. L. Hourie, Vice-Presidents; Andrew B. Caird, 39 Albert Street,

Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—Wm. Byres, Stewart Wilson, James Fairweather,

David Gowans, John M'Kenzie, J. H. Smith, D. W. Farquhar, James Beattie, GeorgeKydd, James M. Millar, Wm. Ballantine, James Ewart, Roy McGregor, Charles H. Sim,F. D. R. McLaren, Andrew Stirling, John G. Robb.

FORFAR ALLOTMENT HOLDERS' ASSOCIATION.Frank Piggot, President; R. Fullerton, Vice-President; William Rodger, 2 Canmore

Street, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—James Steven. Alex. Forbes, David Piggot,

James Prophet, Stewart Wilson, Alex. Begg, Alfred Birse, Alex. Grant, Alex. Couttie,

and James Craib.

SAVING ASSOCIATIONS.The Forfar Northern (Limited).—William Gray, President ; Robert Moir, Lilybank

Crescent, Secretary. Committee— Charles Keith, Andrew Thomson, Henry Massie.

Committee meets at 7 on Monday evenings in Rooms, in Castle Street. Ernest Mann,Manager and Treasurer.

East Port (Limited)—Established 1829.—William Jack, Chairman; M. W. Adamson,Secretary ; William Paton, Treasurer. Committee—James Nicolson, William Fraser, G.M'Innes, Robert Glen, and Wm. Duthie. Frank M. Prophet, Manager.West Town End (Limited).—A. Farquharson, Chairman ; Wm. Clark, Secretary.

Committee- J. Lindsay, W. Henderson, A. Ferguson, J. M'Lean, A. Carcary. Meetson Monday evening at 7 in Rooms, 118 West High Street. W. Bell, Manager.Forfar United Co-operative Society (Limited).— William Craig, President

; John A.

Smith, Secy. Committee—David Paterson, William Young, Wm. Mason, John Milne,

George Threlkeld, George Simpson, Alfred Milne. Meets every Monday evening at

68 East High Street, at 7 p.m. William Anderson, General Manager.Forfar United Co-Operative Society Women's Guild.—Mrs Leighton, President

;

Mrs Wishart, Vice-President; Mrs Sturrock, 17 Montrose Rd., Secretary; Mrs Hastings,

Treasurer. Committee—Mrs Milne, Mrs Petrie, Mrs Hampton, Mrs Gibb, Miss Clark,

Mrs Piggott, Mrs Gordon, Mrs Simpson, Meets in Co-Op. Hall on Thursdays at 7-30.

COAL SOCIETIES.Forfar Co-operative (Limited).— Charles Petrie, President

;James Jamieson, Vice-

President ; Donald Ross, 7 Glamis Road, Secretary; Wm. A. Ross, Treasurer. Com-mittee—James Carroll, James Grant, William Nicoll, James Hill, and William Simpson.Collectors—Pat Prophet, 27 New Road ; George Mitchell, 87 Graham Crescent ; Wm.Harvey, n Watt Street; James Simpson, 4 Dundee Road. Membership, 772. Sub-Committee meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Office, Town House Buildings.

Forfar Victoria (Limited).—Jas. D. Clark, President; Charles Keith, Vice-President;

John Fyfe, Secretary; James M. Morris, Treasurer. Committee—Frank Rae, Frank

Boath, Robert Mealmaker, Anson Ferguson, John Gold. Collectors—David Johnston, 6Nursery Street ; Thomas Prophet, 17 New Road ;

David Hill, 21 John Street ; Frank Rae,27 St. James' Road; James Hendry, 11 Peffers Place; James Tyrie, 15 Peffers Place.

Committee meets on third Tuesday of each month at 7-30 p.m. Office, 4 East High St.

MALE & FEMALE YEARLY SOCIETIES.Forfar Society. — Alex. Shepherd, President; Allan Small, Vice-President; John

Ferguson, Secretary; George A. Fitzpatrick, Treasurer. Meets in West School everySaturday afternoon from 1-30 to 3.

East End Society.—John Gold, President; George Patullo, Treasurer; John Milne,Secretary. Meets on Saturday Afternoons from 1 to 3 in East School.

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

MASONIC LODGES.Lodge Forfar Kilwinning No. 90.—W. Napier, R.W.M.; A. Mitchell, S.W. ; W

Smith, J.W. ; W. M'Lean, Dunmore, William Street, Secretary; James M. Morris, 22Green Street, Treasurer. Meets in Masonic Rooms every Wednesday at 7-30 p.m.Lodge Lour No. 309.—Geo. G. Burness, R.W.M.; Wm. Lamond, S.W.; H. Stirling

J.W. ; J. Walker, 1 St. James' Terrace, Secy.; Alex. Whyte, Earlsdon, Helen St., Treas.Meets in Lodge Room, Osnaburg Hall, 1st Wednesday monthly, Sept. to May, at 7-45 p.m

ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Elijah No. 12.

John L. Wishart, M.E.Z.; David Prophet, M.E.H.; R. Reid, M.E.J. ; J. K. Goudie,S.E. ; H. Gordon, G. N. ; J. Harman, Treasurer.

Cryptic Council— Elijah, No. 12.—John L. Wishart, T.I.M. ; Charles Bissett, D.M.;Arthur Thomson, P.C.W.

; James A. Whyte, 25 Albert St. , Recorder; C. Laird, Treas:

ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR—Strathmore Chapter, No. 134.Mrs D. Wishart, W.M. ; W. Christie,W. P. ; Miss P. M'Lean, Strathdean, St. James' Rd.,

Secy. ; Miss B. Soutar, Treas. Meets second Monday of each month in Masonic Rooms.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS—Court " Glamis Castle," No. 7837,

A. F. Young, Chief Ranger ; W. Simpson, 3 Dundee Loan, Secretary; Jas. Kennedy,Treas. Meets every fourth Monday at Glamis at 7-30 p.m. (Approved N.I. Society).

LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT SHEPHERDS—Burnside Lodge, No. 2046.D. W. Mason, P.M.; Frank Ross, W.M.; George Brown, D.M.; Albert Birse, M.S.

Wm. Dnncan, M.; E. Fraser, I.G.; R. D. Clark, O.G.; Wm. Menzies, Juvenile Secy.;

Marion Shepherd, Female Sick Visiting Steward ; F. Ross, Male Sick Visiting StewardW. Menzies, Treasurer; W. Ramsay, 8 Katarine St., Secretary. Meets in small HallMasonic Rooms, every alternate Wednesday, from 4th January. (Approved N.I. Society).

FOOTBALL CLUBS.Forfar Athletic.—The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, Hon. President; James

Black, President; Wm. Potter, 38 North Street, Secretary; Wm. M'Kay, Treasurer,

Committee—W. Anderson, John Ferguson, John Mitchell, W. M 'Queen, G. Langlands,and James Walker. Representative to S.F.A. , Scottish League, and Forfarshire Association—James Black. Ground, Station Park. Colours, Blue and Black. Instituted 1885

Celtic.—J. A. Whyte, President; Ben. Brown, 40 Prior Road, Secretary; Jas. Bennie,

Treasurer; G. Dalgety, Captain. Colours, Green and White.East End.— R. S. Balfour, President; W. Gerrard, 3 William St., Secretary; Charle!

Kennedy, Treasurer ; G. Nicoll, Captain. Ground, Carseview Park. Colours, MaroonWest End.—W. Samson, President; W. Smith, 93b West High Street, Secretary and

Treasurer; W. Birnie, Captain. Ground, Strathmore Park. Colours, Light Blue.

STRATHMORE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB.The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore, Hon. President; J. F. Fleming, President

David Callander, Viewmont, Secretary ; G. Ross, Treasurer; D. A. Fleming, Captain.

SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY (Forfar Centre).Sheriff MacKinnon, Hon. President ; Mrs J. S. Oliver, President ; Miss J. Pool, Vice-

President ; Miss H. Langlands, 4 Southview Terrace, Secretary.

BOY SCOUTS.District Commissioner, Col. G. R. Maitland, Burnside. Local President, Col. Elliot

Carnegy, Lour. Secretary, D. Wilson, 20 West High Street.

1st Forfar.—J. Mcintosh, Scoutmaster. Meet every Thursday evening in Scout HutLochside. Cubs the same evening.

2nd Forfar.—W. Milne, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in Lowson Memorial Hall. Rovers the same evening. Cubs on Tuesday evening.

4th Forfar.—D. Findlayson, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in the WesChurch Hall. Cubs on Tuesday evening.

5th Forfar.—J. Glenday, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in the East ChurclHall. Cubs on Tuesday evening.

6th Forfar.—D. Wilson, Scoutmaster. Meet every Thursday evening in Scout HutLochside Road. Cubs on Wednesday evening.

7th Forfar.—A. Farquharson, Scoutmaster. Meet every Friday evening in St. JamesChurch Hall. Cubs on Monday evening.

;

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

GIRL GUIDES.District Commissioner, Miss Dawson, 17a East High Street. Local Association Presi-

dent, Mrs Gray-Cheape. Carsegray. Secretary, Mrs David Myles, 59 East High Street.

1st Forfar Ranger Co. —Captain, Miss Hope. Meets on Tuesday at 8 p.m.1st Forfar Guide Co.—Captain, Miss Hourie ; Lieut., Evie M'Lean. Meets on Mon-

day at 6-30 p m. Brownie Pack— B.O. , Mabel Arnot ; T.O. , Edna Whyte. Meets onTuesday at 6 p.m.2nd Forfar Guide Co.—Captain, Ann Strachan ; Lieutenants, Elizabeth Dalgleish and

Jean Hourie. Meets on Wednesday, 6-30 p.m. Brownie Pack— B.O. , Margaret Donald.Meets on Friday at 6 p.m.3rd Forfar Guide Co.—Captain, Connie Tait; Lieutenant, Martha McLeod. Meets on

Friday at 7 p.m.Headquarters of Forfar Companies and Packs— 1 Vennel, Forfar.

1st Carsebarracks Brownie Pack.— B.O. , Miss McLaren. Meets in St. Margaret'sHall, on Saturday, at 2-30 p.m.

STRATHMORE CRICKET CLUB.J. H. Melville, Captain

; James Samson, Vice-Captain ; Wm. Hovell, Belton, DundeeRoad, Secretary; C. Renilson, 84 East High Street, Treasurer. Ground, Lochside Park.

GOLF CLUBS.Forfar.—Jas. Thomson, President; K. H. Anderson, Vice-President ; H. M'C. John-

stone, Hon. Secretary; D. P. Thornton, Hon. Match Secretary. Committee—JamesPetrie, R. J. Peters, John Eadie, D. J. Pattullo, J. F. Brodlie, Jas. Strachan, James Allan,

Geo. Maxwell, D. Killacky, J. H. Melville. Competitions—April—Laird Bowl, ScratchMedal, Merchants' Cup, Handicap Medal. May—Dunnichen Medal, Club Championship,Whyte Cross Medal. June—J. Freer Myles Cup, Dalgety Rose Bowl. July—Lowson Cup.August—Brodie-Younger Shield, President's Prize. September—Scratch Medal, Mer-chants' Cup (2nd stage), Bruce Medal, Coronation Quaich.Boys' Club.—June— Carle Medal.Lady Associates.—Committee—Misses M. Collie, E. Mitchell, M. MTntosh, M.

Taylor, A. Winter. Miss D. Millikin, Captain and Hon. Match Secretary; Miss E. M.Anderson, Hon. Secretary. Competitions—April to September—Monthly Medal. May

—

Moffat Medal (scratch). June—Dempster-Metcalfe Medal. August—Laird Cup (scratch),

President's Prize, and Knock-Out Competition (handicap).

BADMINTON CLUB.Forfar.—A. Sangster, President; Miss D. Millikin, Vice-President; J. M. Barclay,

Union Bank, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—Miss Jones, Miss Samson, J. Bruce,and S. M'Gill. Selection Committee— Miss M. Nicoll, J. M. Barclay, and A. Sangster.Practices in Drill Hall, on Wednesdays, 7 to 10 p.m., and Saturdays, 6 to 9 p.m.

ANGUS CYCLING CLUB.Wm. Whyte, Hon. President; Dr Myles, Hon. Vice-President; J. Patterson, President

;

J. Cameron and W. Stark, Vice-Presidents; A. C. Robertson, 10 Charles St., Secetaryand Treasurer; G. Robertson, 10 Charles Street, Race Secretary ; D. Menzies, Captain;

J. Low, Vice-Captain. Committee—A. Milne, sen., D. Cargill, W. Whyte.

SMALL BORE RIFLE CLUB.D. C. Christie, President; W. S. Maxwell Tait, Averon, Secretary; John A. Srilith,

Treasurer ; R. Findlay, Burlea, Match Secretary ; W. Y. Irons, Captain. Club Rooms

—

The Myre. Range open Monday to Friday, 6 to 10 p.m., and Thursday, 2 to 5 p.m.

BOWLING CLUBS.Forfar.—George Gordon, President; R. A. Sinclair, Vice-President; John C. Robbie,

Curator ; N. H. Langlands. Southview Terrace, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee

—

George Petrie, J. A. Dick, George Dorward, Wm. Sturrock, and Wm. Allan.

Canmore.—W. J. M'Queen, President ; A. W Barclay, Vice-President; James Bennie,

14 Brechin Road, Secretary and Treasurer; James Donald, Milton House, Match Secy.;Wm. Duff, Curator. Committee—G. Adams, J. B. Adamson, F. T. Coutts, T. Elder,W. S. Inverarity, J. T. Kinloch, J. M'Kinnon, M. Murdoch, and J. K. Rattray.Reid Park.—Provost Hill, Hon. President ; T. Elder, W. S. Inverarity, J. Killacky,

J. Fyfe, D. Nicoll, Hon. Vice-Presidents ; H. Cruickshank, President ; W. Hendry, Vice-President;

J. Coutts, 10 Arbroath Road, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—R.Robertson, D. Craik, W. Murray, F. Rae, W. Balfour, J. Petrie, and D. Mitchell.

go FORFAR DIRECTORY,

FORFAR AND DISTRICT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Sheriff Jas. A. R. MacKinnon, President

, Jas. Walker, Vice-President ; D. C. Christie,

Convener of Organising Committee; John Eadie and R, R. K. Ogilvie, County Buildings,

Joint Secretaries and Treasurers; Syme & Johnstone, C.A., Hon. Auditors.

FORFAR AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB.Wm. Morrison, President; G. T. Strachan and N. W. Arnot, Vice-Presidents;

D. Strachan, 7 Lour Road, Secretary; Miss P. Falconer, Braeside, Helen Street, Ladies'

Secretary; J. R. Dalgety, Treasurer. Committee—J. Dundas, D. Lowson, D. Phillips,

Misses M. Linton and N. Sturrock. Practice Nights—Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m.

FORFAR CURLING CLUB—Angus Province. Instituted 1797.Right Hon. the Earl of Strathmore, Patron ; Capt. The Hon. Bruce Ogilvy, Capt. C.

F. I. Neish, Sir Harry Hope, Col. Charles Kerr, Hon. Vice-Presidents; R. J. Peters,

President; G. Thornton and S. M'Gill, Vice-Presidents ; Rev. Alex. Copland, Chaplain;James A. Lee, Acadia, Forfar, Secretary and Treasurer. Council of Management

—

G. L. Adamson, A. Graham, P. Macfarlane, J. H. Melville, W. J. M'Queen, D. B. M'Pher-son, Curator, R. Thomson. Iceman, J. Piggot, 35 Raberts St. Rinks—Lochsicle Park.

Angus and District Inter-Province for Indoor Ice Curling.—Consisting of AngusProvince, North and Southesk Province, Dundee and District Province. D. Smith, UnionBank Buildings, Kirriemuir, Secretary and Treasurer. Council of Management—ThreeRepresentatives from each Province. Meetings to be held in Forfar.

ROYAL CALEDONIAN CURLING CLUB—Angus Province.Right Hon. the Earl of Strathmore, Patron ; G. M. Wedderburn of Pearsie, President;

W. Irving, Cortachy, J. W. A. Simpson. Carnoustie, and W. P. Whyte, Glamis, Vice-

Presidents; D. Smith, Union Bank. Kirriemuir, Secretary and Treasurer

;James A. Lee,

Acadia, Representative. Council of Management—Two Representatives from each Club.

ANGLING CLUBS.Canmore.—Lieut. -Col. A. D. G. Gardyne, Finavon Castle, Patron ; David W. Smith,

President; William Neave, Vice-President; Jas. Ormond, Captain; Alex. Ross, 11 HelenStreet, Secy, and Treas. Committee—Wm. Dear, Charles Neave, and Peter Smith.

East End.—W. S. Inverarity, Hon. President; G. Waddell, President; Jas. Leighton,

jun. , Vice-President; James Grewar, 169 East High Street, Secretary and Treasurer.

Committee—W. Duthie, D. Milne, C. Eggo, Wm. Myles, sen., A. Whyte, R. Morton,and J. Rae. Captain, David Rae. Weighing Committee—J. Rae and O. Sturrock.

Forfar.—William Suttie and D. C. Christie, Chief Constable, Hon. Vice-Presidents;

David Barnet, President; William Whitton, Vice-President; James Walker. Jarman'sHotel, Secretary ; E. Mann, 123 Castle Street, Treasurer. Committee—D. W. Smith,

J. Falconer, P. Young, G. Roberts, R. Ogilvy, J. Piggot, A. Whyte, R. Neill, D. M'Nab,W. Ree, D. J. Carnegy, D. Milne, A. Ross, B. G. Carnegie, and J. Souter.

FORFAR CAGE BIRD SOCIETY.J. Clark, President; B. G. Carnegie, Vice-President; Jas. Robertson, 7 Archie's Park,

Secretary and Treasurer ; Wm. Paterson, Assistant Secretary.

DRAUGHTS CLUB.Wm. R. Guthrie, President

; James Malcolm, Vice-President ; William Napier, 6 Reid

Park Road, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—D. Stewart, N. Awburn, J. Newlands,

and D. Patullo. Club Room—Upper Reid Hall.

FORFAR COUNTY INSURANCE COMMITTEE.Under the National Insurance Act, 1936. Area comprises the whole of the County of

j

Angus, excluding the City of Dundee and the Burgh of Arbroath. Chairman, George;

Cumming, Brechin; Vice-Chairman, John Killacky, Forfar; Clerk and Treasurer, James

;

Ritchie, Clydesdale Bank Buildings, Forfar.

FORFAR SHOPKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION.A. W. Barclay, President ; G. W. L. Doig, Vice-President

;John A. Clark, 40 Castle

Street, Secy, and Treas.; W. S. Jarvis, Joint Secy. Committee—A. C. Dalgety, W.Sturrock, C. Coutts, M. Macfarlane, W. C. Fyfe, A. Bruce, and John Brown.


FORFAR RACING PIGEON CLUB.W. D. Patterson, President; D. Millar and J. S. Clark, Vice-Presidents; W. Crighton,

3 Roberts Street, Secretary. Committee—G. Hosie, W. Knight, B. Liddle, W. Spalding,and J. Millar.

FORFAR AND DISTRICT LICENSED TRADE DEFENCE ASSOCIATION.James Walker, President ; Alex. Petrie, Vice-President ; Albert M. Lowson, Salutation

Hotel, Forfar, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee— H. Ferrier, John Killacky, WilliamFerguson, and T. H. Wilkie.

FORFAR AND DISTRICT DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.James Kettles, President

; J. L. Wishart, Sunnybrae, Secretary ; D. Callander, Lily-

bank, Treas. Committee— D. Clark, D. Hood, A. M'Leod, A. Farquharson, G. Black.

FORFAR HAIRDRESSERS' ASSOCIATION.Robert Petrie, Hon. President; Chas. Clark, President; Daniel Harris, Vice-President;

J. M. Petrie, North Street, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee—D. Patullo, W. Neave,W. Esplin, and Miss Matthewson.

FORFAR FACTORY WORKERS' UNION.General meeting in January. Committee meets second Wednesday of Month at 7 p. m.

John Killacky, President; J. Carroll, Vice-President ; G. Dalgety, 1 Osnaburg Street,

Secretary ; Miss M. Taylor, Assistant Secretary ; D. Ferrier, 9 Albert Street, Treasurer;

C. Taylor, 30 Nursery Street, Collector.

FORFAR FACTORY WORKERS' UNION APPROVED SOCIETY.Approved under the National Insur. Act, 1911. Trustees, Ex-Chief Constable Thomson

and David Lindsay ; President, John Killacky; Vice-President, David Rae ; Secretary,

George Dalgety; Treasurer, Wm. Whyte, Solicitor; together with seven of a Committee.Monthly Meeting held in the Office of the Society, 1 Osnaburg Street, on the first Wed-nesday of each month at 7 p.m.

SCOTTISH RURAL WORKERS' APPROVED SOCIETY.Forfar Branch.—Kenneth McKenzie, Chairman

;John Christie, 22 Dundee Road,

Secretary. Committee— Richard Laird, James Tyrie, David Kinnear, James Leiper,Andrew Lakie, Thomas Falconer, and Wm. Ellis.

FORFAR, KIRRIEMUIR, AND DISTRICT TENTERS' ASSOCIATIONJohn Laird, Kirriemuir, President; Frank Rae, Forfar, Vice-President; David Ferrier,

9 Albert Street, Forfar, Secretary and Treasurer ; David Ferrier, James Purdon, Rep-resentatives to Federation. Meets every second Monday at 7 p.m. in the Co-OperativeHall, Couttie's Wynd.

FORFAR TRADES COUNCIL.Wm. Craig, President

; John Duthie, Vice-President ; Secretary and Treasurer.Meets monthly in Co-Operative Hall.

TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.Forfar Branch.—Allan Strachan, President; Roberts. Balfour, Burbank, Taylor St.

,

Secretary and Treasurer.

AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF WOOD WORKERS.Alfred Milne, 16 Easterbank, Secretary. Meets every alternate Friday evening at 7-30

o'clock in Meffan Hall.

NATIONAL UNION OF RAILWAYMEN.Forfar Branch.—Wm. Craig, President ; O. Sturrock, 17 Montrose Road, Secretary

;

H. Rae, Treasurer.

SCOTTISH UNION OF BAKERS (C. & B. Workers).Forfar Branch—Alex. Smith, President ; D. Robertson, 10b Watt Street, Secretary

;

Ernest Mitchell, Treasurer.

SCOTTISH PAINTERS' SOCIETY.Forfar Branch—W. Robertson, Chairman

; D. Prophet, 12 Yeaman Street, Secretary;

John Samson, Treasurer.

TRANSPORT and GENERAL WORKERS' UNION.Forfar Branch.—James Milne, President

; J. Duthie, 38 Easterbank, Secretary.


POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS.Despatches from Forfar Post Office.

Aberdeen, Brechin, Montrose, Kirriemuir, and the North generally,All Parts (except Glasgow),Glainis, Guthrie, Letham, Town and Country Districts generally,Dundee, Angus (except Brechin), Alyth, Meigle, Blairgowrie, Coupar Angus,

and North Fife,

Edinburgh, Glasgow, and all parts South of PerthKirriemuir,Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, the North-West Highlands, and SouthGlamis, Eassie, Letham,Town Area, ... ... ... ... ... (Sat. 1-45 p.m.)Kirriemuir, Guthrie, Brechin, and Montrose,England, Ireland, Wales, Continental, ...

Scotland (except N.E. Counties), Dundee, England, Wales, Ireland, Continental 6-15 p.m.

Box closes at

6 a m.6 45 a m.

7 a m.

io- 45 a m.ii a m.12- 45 P m.2 P m.1-3°P m.2 P m.

3-4S P m.

4 P m.

Aberdeen and NorthAll Parts

Sunday.All Parts (except Counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine),

Deliveries. (Letters, &c.)From All Parts

From the South generally

From All Parts

o p.m.8-15 p.m.

p.m.

7-30 a.m.2-15 p.m.

5 P-m

From All Parts

From the South generally

From All Parts

(Sat. 2 p.m(except Sat

Callers' Delivery, Saturdays, 5-15 to 5-45 p.m.Deliveries. (Parcels).

... 10 a.m.

(Sat. 2p.n1.) 2-isp.m.(except Sat.) 5 p.m.

Sunday—No Deliveries.

Counter Business, 8 am. to 7-30 p.m. Telegraph and Telephone, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.Sunday and New Year's Day, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. (Telegraph and Telephone Business,

Sale of Stamps, and Express Delivery). Town Sub-Offices closed all day.

Local Holidays—9 a.m. to Noon (Postal) 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Telegraph and Telephone).Town Sub-Offices closed all day.

D. C. MacQuarie, Head Postmaster.

TOWN LETTER BOXESAre cleared daily (except Sundays) at the following hours :

—

(Clearance on Sundays at 1-30 p.m. from all boxes).

a.m. a.m. p.m. p.rrii* p.m. p.m. p.m.

West Port . 5 15 10 15 1 is 3 45 5 15 645 7 45Lour Road. 5 *5 10 1 is 3 5

—7 45

East Port . 5 15 10 1 3 3° s 15 645 7 45Station 5 15 9 45 1 3 15 s is — 8

North Street 5 15 9 45 1 3 IS s 15 6 45 7 45Brechin Road 5 15 9 45 1 3 15 s 15 — 8

Cross . 5 15 10 15 1 is 3 3° 5 i5 7 7 45Lilybank 5 IS 10 1 3 15 5 —

7 45Dundee Road 5 15 10 1 15 3 IS S

—7 45

Roberts Street 5 15 9 45 1 3 ° 5—

7 45Glamis Road 5 IS 10 1 is 3 45 5

—7 45

Arbroath Road 5 IS 10 I 3 5 S— 7 45

Easterbank s is 10 a 1 1 45 m 3 15 5 — 745 ;

*Except Saturdays

TELEPHONE KIOSKSfor the convenience of the Public are situated at (1) Municipal Buildings, Castle Street

;

(2) West Port; and (3) North Street (opposite Jarman's Hotel, adjoining Mart);

(4) East Port (at junction of Queen Street and East High Street).

MAJIUSTKCK & SCOTS

LIMITED,

I HOUSE FURNISHERS,

Whitehall Street, DUNDEE.

Workshops and Depository—South Ward Road.

clXSX Departments. KeX^

Furniture. Prams and Cots,

Carpets. Mantelpieces.

Linoleums. Fireplaces.

Curtains. Household Ironmongery.

Soft Furnishings. Gardening Tools.

Household Linens. Cutlery.

Bedsteads. Glass and China.

Bedding. Pottery Wear.

Removals conducted by Road, Rail or Sea

TELEPHONE No. 4141. TELEGRAMS: "Furniture,Dundee."

'Phone 174 Forfar

CHARLES

& SONSSeedsmen

52 WESTHIGH STREETFOR^FAR

GARDEN & FARM SEEDSand Everything for the Gardener.

NURSERY STOCKof the very Finest Quality, write for

Price Lists.

BULBS in Season.

GLADIOLI SPECIALISTS.

GARDEN FE^TILISg^(IRVINE'S SPECIAL)

A Skilfully Compounded and well-

balanced Manure.7 lbs. 1/6, 14 lbs. 2/9, 28 lbs. 5/, 56 lbs. 9/6, 112 lbs. 18/.

FORFAR DIRECTORY. 92a

ROYAL BURGH OF FORFAR.

A.R.P.COMMITTEE FROM TOWN COUNCIL.

Provost L. E. Hill, Bailie A. C. Smyth, Mrs Allardice,

A. W. Barclay, A. M. Lowson, The Hon. Bruce Ogilvy,

S. R. Irvine, Convener.

LIST OF AIR RAID WARDENS. Pho„eNos.

Adamson, Mrs E. M., 29 Lilybank CrescentAllan, James, 10 Lilybank Crescent 415, 154Allan, Thomas T., Nilebank, Rosebank RoadAllardice, Frank, 72 Lilybank Crescent

Awburn, Norman W., GowanbankBarclay, Arthur W., Castle Halls

Bell, David D., 66 Dundee RoadBernard, William D., Strathyre, Lour RoadBertram, W. A., Restalrig, South Street 10Bissett, David, Cruachan, Lour Road 246, 71

Boath, William, 18 South Street

Braid, Charles, 1 Albert Street

Brown, George, 22 Don Street

Brown, Miss Margaret E., 40 Lour RoadBrown, Ogilvie, 35 Lilybank Crescent

Bruce, Andrew E., 3 West High Street 230Bruce, Norman, 23 Easterbank 253Cable, George, Adecea, 17 Taylor Street 49Caird, Andrew B., 39 Albert Street

Callander, David, 19 Robertson Terrace 168Campbell, William, 34 Lilybank Crescent

Carver, Harry C, Roselea, Taylor Street 193Chalmers, David M., Mansefield, St. James' RoadClark, Charles, Westbv House, West High Street 366Clark, James D., 137£ East High Street

Coutts, Mrs S. L., Kenilworth, Brechin Road 96Crabbe, Charles, 67 Glamis RoadCrofts, James, 58 East High Street 323Cumming, Robert, 17 Roberts Street North 6

Donald, Alexander, 35 Castle Street

92b FORFAR DIRECTORY.

LIST OF AIR RAID WARDENS (contd.)Phone Nos.

Duncan, William, 95 Graham Crescent

Elder, Fred, 3 North Street

Esslemont, Fred, 52 St. James' RoadFerguson, Charles, 39 West High Street

Ferrier, David, 9 Albert Street

Findlay, Charles W., Ferryton Cottage, Lour RoadFleming, John, Cherrybank, Lour Road 103

Forbes, Alexander, 49 Nursery Street

Gordon, George, Brynteg, Wyllie Street 126

Gourdie, John W., Briar Cottage, Wyllie Street 73

Graham, Andrew, 28 Castle Street 316

Guthrie, Miss Agnes M., 7 John Street

Hardie, John, Dalmore, Prior Road 438, 88

Harman, James, 99 Queen Street

Harris, Daniel, 22 Albert Street 386

Henderson, James, 68 Castle Street 286

Irvine, Mrs B. C, Annfield, Manor Street 174

Jamieson, William A., 162 East High Street 468

Jarvis, Charles, 54 Castle Street 192

Jarvis, W. Sydney, 31 Lour Road 353

Johnstone, Harry McC, Gowanbank 437

Kerr, Robert, 26J West High Street

Kydd, David S., 99 Queen Street

Laing, Ian S., 24 East High Street 337

Laird, David C, 126 Dundee LoanLamb, Miss Grace, 8 Peffer's Place

Lee, Edward W., 8 North Street

Lee, James A., Acadia, Robertson Terrace

Liddle, James, 21 Lilybank Crescent

Lowson, Albert M., Salutation Hotel, East High Street 55

Lowson, Allan, 64 Dundee RoadLowson, William F., 67 West High Street 17

Macintosh, Miss Jean A., 70 Dundee RoadMacNeill, Hugh W., 56 Castle Street 440

McDonald, Mrs Catherine, 33 Lilybank Crescent

McGill, Samuel, National Bank House, Cross 221

McKenzie, John, Woodbank, Service RoadMcKenzie, Victor, 27 Lilybank Crescent

McLaren, Fred. D. R., Reid Park RoadMcNeish, Robert, 26$ West High Street

McPherson, David B., Manor Place, Manor Street 338, 194

FORFAR DIRECTORY. 92C


Millar, James, Reid Hall LodgeMillikin, William, 9 Lilybank Crescent 486Moffat, Douglas, 22 King's Road, EasterbankMoir, Charles W., Bank of Scotland, East High Street 234Moir, David E., 49 North Street

Morris, James, 22 Green Street 156

Murray, Allan D., Clovella, Taylor Street

Myles, James, 126 Dundee LoanNeill, Ralph, 161 East High Street

Nicoll, John, 5 Roberts Street

Patterson, William, 44 West High Street

Patullo, David, 18 Victoria Street 240Petrie, James M., Floralbank, Wyllie Street 236Preston, David, 15 Montrose RoadRae, George W. L., 3 Glamis RoadRamsay, Robert S., 55 West High Street

Rattray, Alex. H., Linbethnor, Taylor Street 228Rattray, William A., 17 Muir Street, ZoarReid, John, 6 Jamieson Street

Rennet, Miss Dorothy E., 80 West High Street

Ritchie, James, Hampden, Gowanbank 89Robertson, Andrew, 33| Glamis RoadRobertson, Arch., 1 Southview Terrace, Roberts Street 46Robertson, David P., 10b Watt Street

Robertson, William C., 156| East High Street

Rodger, William, 2 Canmore Street 44Rodger, Mrs William, 2 Canmore Street

Saddler, John C, 96 North Street 282Scott, George, 12 John Street

Scott, Robert B., 84 East High Street

Shepherd, Miss Frances M. C, 17 Green Street

Shepherd, William, 41 Castle Street 108Small, David E., 24 Green Street 134Small, Thomas, 16 Prior Road 124Smith, Frank S., 12 EasterbankSmith, John A., Royal Bank House, East High Street 80Sorley, William, 156| East High Street

Soutar, George, Chapelpark, Academy Street

Stewart, Alexander, 15 Yeaman Street 98Stewart, David, 10 Stark's Close, West High Street

Stewart, James R., Westlea, Taylor Street 410

92d FORFAR DIRECTORY.


Stewart, Miss Isabella K., 158 East High Street

Strachan, Allan, 6 Roberts Street, North 194Strachan, James D., Alton, Wyllie Street 430Strachan, John P., 16 Victoria Street

Sturrock, Allan, Westview, Wyllie Street

Sutherland, James, 21 Brechin RoadTait, Mrs W. S. Maxwell, Averon, Jamieson Street

Taylor, David B., 2 Lilybank Crescent

Westwood, Andrew, 4 West High Street

Whyte, Alfred C, Roukendale, Taylor Street

Wilson, Alexander, South Whitehills

Wilson, Dyce, 20 West High Street

Wood, Albert, 8 Arbroath RoadWood, A. S., Trebor, St. James' Road 23

A.R.P. SERVICES(including- Whitehills and Gowanbank).

There have been enrolled as Volunteers—211 Males and 109

Females. They have volunteered as Air Raid Wardens;

First-Aid Parties; First-Aid Post Staffs; Ambulance Drivers

and Assistants; Rescue, Demolition, and Clearance of Debris

Parties; Repairs Parties ; Decontamination Parties ; Clerks,

Messeng-ers, and Storemen ; and for Assembly of Respirators;

and others.

PREMISES to be used as follows :—

Report Centre, .... Town HouseFirst-Aid Post, . . . Masonic RoomsFirst-Aid Parties Depots, Morrison's Garage, Little

Causeway, and East, North, and West SchoolsRescue, Auxiliary Fire Services, Demolition

and Clearance of Debris Parties-* Morrison's GarageCleansing Station for A. R. P. Services, . The BathsDecontamination and Repair Parties,

Cleansing Yard, Castle Street

Decontamination of Vehicles,

Station Works, Service RoadHeadquarters for Chief and Head Wardens, Town Hall

Respirators Depots, . East School, Reid Hall, andWest Church Scouts' Hall

BOY WITH RABBIT.

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39 Castle street, forfar


DIRECTORY OF TRADES & PROFESSIONS.

Every endeavour has been made to make this List correct.

Inaccuracies and omissions on being pointed out will be corrected for next issue.

Advertisers' Names appear in dark type.

Aerated Water Manufacturers

Campbell & Co., Chapel streetRattray, James, West High street

Architects

Soutar & Findlay, 67 Castle street

Waterston & Graham, 34 Castle street

Auctioneers

Doig, James, Canmore Furniture Halls,Castle street

Scott 6t Graham Ltd. , Market street

Strathmore Auction Co. Ltd. , Station road

Eakers

Anderson, James, 30 West High streetAllardice, John, 78 Castle street

Anderson, Mrs, 100 West High street

Anderson & Co. , 74 East High street

Boath, Mrs, 83 East High street

Byres, William, 76 West High street

Cameron, George, 82 West High street

Central Bakery, 12 Castle streetDear, John, 6 William street

East Port Association, 133 East Highstreet—Frank Prophet, Manager.

Elder, Thomas & Sons, East Port Cornerand 3 Queen street

Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.180 East High street. W. Anderson,manager.

Hunter, Fergus, 11 South streetKeillor. James & Son Ltd., CrossLow, Wm. & Co., 105 Castle streetMalcolm, Nicoll, 113^ East High streetM'Laren, J., & Son, 22 to 26 Market st.

Northern Association, ill Castle street—Ernest Mann, manager

Patterson Brothers, 48 West High streetSaddler, James, 35 East High street

Saddler," William, 96 North streetSturrock & Son, 10 West High street

and 50 East High streetWest Town-End Association, 118 West

High street—W. Bell, manager.

H*

Blacksmiths andAgricultural Engineers

Falconer, David & Son, 20 North street

Guthrie, William, 22 Castle street

Kirkwood, William, Queen's Well LaneMackintosh, James, 14b North streetSmall, Peter, 15 Queen streetWilson, Alexander, Queen's Well Lane

Booksellers and Stationers

Adamson, John B. , 109 Castle street

Farquharson, Adam, 104 East Highstreet

Laing, John S., 26-28 East High streetLawrance, James, 86 East High street

Petrie, John, 127 East High street

Shepherd, W., 39 Castle streetSimpson, Charles, East Port

Boot and Shoemakers

Black, James, 27 South street

Brown, Ogilvie, 130 East High street

Bruce, G. R., 96 Castle streetClark, W. B., East High streetCruickshanks, Wm., 19 Osnaburg street

Dunn, John A., 36 Castle streetForfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.

13 CrossGeddes, R., Couttie's WyndGreenlees & Sons, 45 Castle street

Guild, David, 17 West High StreetKidd, D. K., 19 Manor street

Low, Thomas, Prior roadM'Intosh, W. , 19 South street

M'Kay, A, & Son, 84 Castle streetM'Laren, Robert. 30 Dundee loanM'Leay, D. , 102 Castle street

Milne, John, Roberts street

Patterson, W. & Sons, 86 Castle street

Smith, Robert, 87! East High street

Stewart, Gilbert, 19 Green street

Stewart, M. & J., 80a West High streetThornton, D. P., 30 Castle street

Tyler, H. P., 64 Castle street


Brokers

Bruce, James, no Castle street

Doig, James, Castle streetShepherd, James & Son, 63 Castle street

Builders and Quarrymasters

Adamson, Alex. & Son, Acharn, Rose-bank road

Findlay, R. L. & Co., Wyllie streetLaird, C. & D., 59 South streetLiddle & Calder, 67 Queen streetMilne & Stewart, Robertson terrace

'Bus Services

Alexander's, MontroseScottish Motor Traction Co. Ltd., 93 East

High street

Butchers

Coutts Brothers, 89 Castle street

Coutts, William, jun., 38 West High st.

Craik, Robert F., 5h Glamis roadEaton & Fyfe, 42 Castle streetEdwards, Mrs, 139 East High streetForfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.

165 East High street and 85 WestHigh street

Greenhill, J. D., 153 East High streetKinloch, James T. , CrossLiddle & Sons, 79 East High street

Petrie, David B., 99 East High streetReid, Robert, 45^ West High street

Samson, David, East High street

Scott, John, 116 West High street

Strachan, John, 67 East High street

Troup, James, 92^ West High street

Watt, Robert, 69 North street

Wood, A. S., 107 East High street

Carriers

Bruce, Douglas W., 23 Castle street

Callander, David, Ltd., Roberts street

Ritchie Brothers, 9 Castle street

Carters

Callander, David, Ltd., Roberts streetCook, James, 22 Arbroath road

Cook, Joseph, 10 East High street

Farquharson, Alex., Teuchat Croft

Gibson, Skene B., East End GarageMillar, George, 123a Castle street

Millar, William, 7 Chapel street

Chartered AccountantsRobertson, Andrew, 52 East High street

Syme, Johnstone, & Co., 62 Castle street

Chimney SweepsBrown, George, 16 Nursery street

Henderson, David, 38 Graham Crescent

China MerchantsBruce, James, Castle street

Shepherd, James & Son, 63 Castle Street

Chiropodists

Cunnison, Miss I., 19 East High street

Watt, Mrs J., 48 Castle street

Cinemas.

Pavilion, Queen streetRegal, 54 East High street

ClergymenBell, Rev. David M. , The ManseBullman, Rev. W. , 8 Lilybank CrescentCopland, Rev. Alex., The ParsonageHelm, Rev. Thomas, St. James' ManseMacDiarmid, Rev. W. H., Lowson Mem-

orial ManseShields, Rev. M. B., West ManseWilson, Rev. Alfred, Brechin road

Coal and Lime MerchantsCook, James, 22 Arbroath roadForfar Co-operative Coal Society—Donald

Ross, Glamis road, Secretary

Muir, Thos., Son, & Patton, Ltd., Castlestreet

Smith, Hood, & Co. Ltd., Old Station,

Victoria street

Strachan, A. D., Old Station, Victoria st,

Victoria Co-operative Coal Society—JohnFyfe, East High street, Secretary

Confectioners

Adamson, Robert K., o.\ West High street

Alexander, Mrs, Albert street

Anderson, Geo. L., 5 Castle streetAnnand, James, 47 West High street

Boath, Mrs M., 85 East High street

Brechin, Mrs, Brechin road, ZoarBrown, Miss, 141 East High street

Brown, William, 100 Dundee loanBruce, Edward, 13 Osnaburg street

Central Bakery, 12 Castle streetChalmers, Miss L., 61 North streetClark, Misses, 36 East High street

Crabb, Mrs, 67 Glamis roadDick, Mrs W.

, 72 East High street

Duff, Betsy, 24 North street

Duncan, Miss E. K., 108 Castle street

Duncan, Mrs J., 63 Queen street

Edwards, Miss, 19 West High street

Edwards, Miss Jean, 81 North street

Elder, Thomas, & Sons, 3 Queen street

Farquharson, Miss M., 88 West High st

Ferguson, Mrs Jessie, 54 Dundee loan

Forsyth, George, 93a West High street

Fortura, L., 55 Castle street

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Haggart, C. , 144 East High street

Hill, Helen, 95 West High street

Johnston, Miss E. P., 100 Castle street

Keillor, James & Son Ltd., CrossLowson, Miss J., 8 South street

Lowson, Mrs, Brechin road, ZoarMalcolm, Nicoll, 143A East High streetMaxwell, Miss A., 8 Castle streetM'Coll, R. S., Ltd., 18 Castle street

M'Gregor, N. D., 77 East High street

McKenzie, Miss, 31 East High street

M'Laren, J., & Son, 24 & 26 Market st.

M'Lean, George, 156 East High street

Macneill, H. Wright, 56 Castle streetMiddleton, T., 174 East High street

Milne, M., i20 West High streetMilne, Robert, 9 Queen street

Morris, Jane, 20 William street

Oakley, Norman, Watt street

Piggot, Mrs F. , 125- Castle street

Ramsay, Hannah, 6ii West High street

Ramsay, Miss Jean, 58 East High street

Rattray, Mrs, 90 Dundee loanReid, B. & I., 51 West High street

Reid, Peter (Forfar) Ltd., 51 Castle street

Robertson, Mrs ]., 129 East High street

Rough, Mrs, 10 St. James' roadSaddler, James, 35 East High street

Saddler, Miss, 97 Castle street

Saddler, William, 96 North StreetSamson, John R. , 52 North street

Stewart, Jack, 103 East High street

Sturrock, Mrs I., 2 Watt street

Sutherland, Mrs Jean, 12^ North street

Taylor, Mrs C. , 22 South street

Thomson, Mrs, 37 South street

Wakeford, Leonard, Gordon street

Wakeford, Thomas, 2 Arbroath roadWalker, Miss, 17 South street

Whyte, Misses, 172b East High street

Whyte, Mrs C, 108 East High street

Young, Miss Jean, 159 East High street

Young, Miss Jessie D., 38 Prior road

Cowfeeders and DairymenAnderson, A., SouthbankBarrie, W. , LadlewellBlack, George, 6 Dundee loanButchart, R. , QuarrybankClark, D. , 152 East High street

Christie, A., BankheadCraik, Jas. , LilybankDouglas, George, 10 South street

Duthie, J. S. , OrchardbankFarquharson, A., Teuchat CroftFife, E. D. K., CarseburnFletcher, J. , Moss-side of LourGreenhill, J. D. , CaldhamebankGreenhill, Joseph D., 27 Glamis roadKemp, S. , Newdyke

Kettles, James, Hillside

Low, Mrs A., Chapel CroftM'Leod, A., 20 North street

Michie, Henry, Albert street

Mungall, J., East Mains of CraichieMurison, J., MeadowsRennie, Thos , Carnegie Ward, CarmyllieRichardson, F. , Myreside, RestennethRobb, William, NorthamptonSimpson, Mrs, 7 Arbroath roadSoutar, A., Suttieside

Taylor, W. , NewdykeThomson, W. , Nether Balgillo, TannadiceWalker, James, Muir roadWilson, A., East Mains of Carseburn

Curriers and Leather Merchants

Balfour, Wm. & Son, 57 Castle streetFerguson & Whitson, Academy st. (tanners)

Whyte, John, & Sons, Castle street (tanners)

Cycle Agents

Bruce, George, 95 East High streetEdnie & Eininmonth, 16 Castle streetFearn, James, 118 East High streetFraser & Sons, 55 West High streetHill, John, 28A West High streetIrons, D. , & Sons, Castle street

Stewart, Charles, 154 East High streetWishart, W„ 115 Castle street

Dental Surgeons

Anderson, A. T., 71 East High street

Murray, A. Boyd, 16 Castle street

Whyte, G. F., 87! East High street

Drapers

Anderson's, 74 Castle street

Brown, John, 140 East High streetDalgety, Alex., & Son, 55 East High st.

Doig, W. L. & Son, 20 East High streetDuncan J. L., 21 East High streetEsson & Napier, 162 East High streetForfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.,

145 to 149 East High streetHogg, Mrs Agnes H. , 67a North street

Jarvis Brothers, 48 Castle streetLindsay, J. & W.

, 71-79 North street

Marshall, R. S. , no West High street

M'Kinnon, John, 66 Castle streetPool, W. G. , 1 & 3 Castle street

Roberts, John, 84 West High streetRoberts, John & Son, 41-43 East High st.

Roberts, W. & Son, 170 East High st.

Sangster, Miss, 9 South street

Troup, A., 26 Castle street


Dressmakers, Milliners, &c.

*Boath, Alice, 128 East High street

Brown, John, 140 East High streetCalder, Miss Jessie, 1 16 Dundee loan

Dalgety, Alex., & Son, 55 East High st.

Dewar, Miss, 49 West High street

Doig, W. L. & Son, 20 East High streetDuncan, J. L., 21 East High streetEggie, Miss M., 3 Canmore street

Ferguson, Miss, Linden House, Brechin rd.

Jarvis Brothers, 48 Castle streetLindsay, J. & W.

, 71-79 North street

*Ormond, Miss A., 49 East High streetPool, W. G. , 1 and 3 Castle street

Ramsay, Miss, 49 North street

Roberts, W. & Son, 170 East High st.

*Suttie, Miss, 49 Castle street

*Milliners

Druggists

Abel, John R., & Co., CrossBrown, George W., 119 East High street

Boyle, J. W. , 54 West High street

Caird, Henry W, 69 East High streetMacfarlane, M., 19 East High street and

38 Castle streetSmith, Charles M., 45 East High street

Electricians

Bremner Brothers, 152 East High streetHosie, James, 93^ North streetMilne, W. & Sons, 11 East High streetSangster, A.

, 34 Castle street

FishmongersBirnie, William, 8 East High streetMaxwell, L. & D., CrossDirect Fish Supply, 124a East High st.

Stewart, Alexander, 6 West High street

Fruit Merchants & Green Grocers

Anderson, Geo. L., 5 Castle streetCampbell, Miss, 99a East High streetClark, Misses, 36 East High street

Duff, I. & W. , 92 Castle street

Duncan, Miss E. K., 108 Castle street

Forfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.66 East High street

Macneill, H. Wright, 56 Castle streetMorrison, J. B. , Market place (wholesale)

Philips D., 11 West High streetStirling, William, 106 West High street

Taylor, Mrs C. , 22 South street

Whyte, Misses, 172b East High street

Furniture Dealers

Davie, R. M., 33 Castle streetDoig's Sale Rooms, Castle StreetHanick, Jane, 94 East Highstreet

Stewart, Alex. , 142 East High street

Stewart, David, 25 Queen street

Game Dealers

Birnie, William, 8 East High StreetMaxwell, L. & D., CrossStewart, Alexander, 6 West High street

Gardeners (Jobbing)

Arnot, C. & Son, Rosebank NurseryBarclay, Ross, & Hutchison Ltd., 46-48

Castle street

Duff, I. & W. , 90 Castle street

Forsyth, William, 2 EasterbankKydd, George, Stark's Close, West High

streetLaird, William, Whitehills

Low, Alexander, 63 West High streetM'Kenzie, Kenneth, 55 West High street

Nicoll, George, 1 New roadRobbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street

Gardeners (Market)

Coghill, James, North WhitehillsGibson, J., Mid LanglandsHarris, Charles, 120 Dundee roadJolly, William, GowanbankKinmond, W. , CaldhameMilne, William, BowriefauldSmall, William, ViewmountSteele, Alex. , Manor street

Strathdee, James, KingsmuirTulloch, R., Letham Fruit FarmWatson, James, Cherryfield

Grocers (not Licensed)

Bruce, Norman, 113 East High street

Buttercup Dairy Co., 1 195 East High street

East Fort Association, 133 East High st.

—Frank Prophet, managerElder, Thomas & Sons, East Port CornerFerguson, Mrs, 32a Dundee LoanForfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.

180 East High street, 70 East Highst., 2 John st., and 85 West High st.

Liptons Ltd., 29 Castle street

Low, Wm, & Co., 103-107 Castle st., 15East High st., & 106 West High st

Northern Association, 111 Castle street—Ernest Mann, manager

Patterson Bros., 50^ West High streetPhilips, D., 13 West High streetRoberts, Geo., 72 Castle st. & 95 North st.

Spence, J. & J., 16 Brechin roadWest Town End Association, 118 West

High street—W. Bell, manager


Grocers (Licensed)

Abel, John R., & Co., 44 East High street

Bruce, A. E., 80 Castle streetDorward, J. E., 40 West High streetEsson, W. F. S., 162 East High streetHudghton, Frederick, 19 Glamis roadJohnston Ltd., 12 East High street

Martin, James, & Sons, 34 Castle street

Melvin/B. & M., 17, 19,' & 21 Castle st.

Nicoll, James, 121 & 123 East High st.

Thorn, James, 36 Prior road

Hair Dressers

Clark, Alexander, 40 East High street

Clark, Charles, 31 West High street (L)

Dorothy, 88 Castle street (L)

Esplin, W. F., 4J West High street

Ferguson, F. , 104 Castle street (L)Hampton, J., 91 We-st High street

Harris, Daniel, 80c West High street (L)

Johnson, M. W., 48 Castle street (L)

Low, Allan, 87 Castle street

Meldrum, F. , 178 East High street (L)

Milne, John, 4 Albert street

Neave, George, 163 East High streetNeave, W. , 10 North street (L)

Patullo, David, 168 East High street (L)

Petrie, James M., 98 North street (L)

Petrie, Robert, 138 East High street

(L) Ladies

Halls

Co-Operative Hall, Couttie's WyndDrill Hall, New roadForfar Palais, Castle street

Kirkton Hall, Academy street

Masonic Rooms, Little CausewayMeffan Institute Hall, West High street

Old Parish Church Hall, Chapel street

Reid Hall, Castle streetSt. James' Hall, St. James' roadSt. John's Church Hall, Green street

Town Hall, CrossY.M.C.A. Hall, Couttie's Wynd

Hosiery and Wool ShopsCameron, Miss, 33 West High street

hjCowie & Campbell, 106a Castle street

Macdonald, M. , 89 East High street

Muckart, Mrs, 83 North street

Nairn, Miss I., 56 East High street

Peters, Mrs E. , 34 West High street

Roberts, John & Son, 43 East High st.

Sangster, Miss, 9 South street

Stewart, Miss, 15 West High street

Sturrock & Watt, Misses, 40 Castle st.

Hotels

itj

Cumming, Charles, Railway HotelFraser, Farquhar, County Hotel

Gove, Frank, Station HotelHenderson, Mrs, Stag HotelLowson, Albert M., Salutation HotelMann, J. P., Royal HotelStewart, G. (Temperance), 32 Castle st.

Walker, James, Jarman's Hotel

Innkeepers

Bowman, A., Forfar Arms, East PortDewar, William, West End Bar, 101 West

High street

Ferrier, Harry, 26 West High street

Henderson, Thomas, Osnaburg streetKillacky, John, Queen's, CrossLyall, James L. , Granite Bar, Castle street

Marra, T. A., The Central, Castle street

M'Lean, David, Strathmore Bar, 112-4

West High street

Milne, George, Strangers' Inn, 12 Castle st.

Petrie, A. W. , Volunteer ArmsRobertson, John A., 2-4 Don street

Ross, Miss M. W. , ZoarShepherd, James Craig, Masons' Arms, 105

East High street

Smith, James R., 47 Dundee loanTodd, D. H.M., Burns' Tavern, East Highst.Westwood, And., Reid Park Bar, 43 West

High street

Wilkie, T. H., 47 Queen street

Wilson, Miss Mary, 155 East High street

Wood, J. B. , Auction Mart Inn, 89 North st.

Insurance CompaniesCaledonian Insurance Co. Ltd., DundeeGeneral Accident Corporation, 34 Castle

streetPearl Assurance Co. Ltd., 119 Castle street

Prudential Insurance Co. Ltd., 14 WestHigh street

IronmongersArnot, James M., 11 Castle street

Barclay, Ross, & Hutchison Ltd., 46-48Castle street

Ednie & Kininmonth, 16 Castle streetIrons, David. & Sons, 22 Castle street

Robbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street

Joiners and Cabinetmakers

Bain, Alexander, 26i West High streetFarquharson, James, Chapel streetHay, Alex. & Co. , 99 East High streetLow, William, 17 Watt street

Milne, Ernest, 29 East High street

Potter, Norman A., 135 East High streetRobertson, Wm. C, 12 Green streetSamson, James, Western SunnysideStewart, Alex., 142 East High street

Stewart, David, 25 Queen streetWatt, Frank, 176 East High street

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Manufacturers and Spinners

Boath, John, jun. , & Co., Academy street

Works—L. B. Coutts, works managerCraiks Limited, Manor Works—D. Croal,

works managerDon Bros. , Buist & Co. , Ltd. , St. James'

road Works, and Station Works

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Frank Thomson, works managerStrang street Mill—D. Thomas, worksmanager

Lowson, John, jun., & Co. Ltd., Victoria

WorksMoffat & Son Limited, Forfar and Haugh

Works—Arch. Tyrie, works manager

Medical Practitioners

Burgess, G. C, RosehillTelephone No. 83

Cable, J. Ewen, 53 East High street

Telephone No. 122

Kerr, Andrew, Eastbourne HouseTelephone No. 99

Myles, David, 59 East High street

Telephone No. 53Sinclair, N. J. , County Medical Officer,

Laurel Bank, St. James' roadTelephone No. 85.

Motor Engineers and Hirers

Callander, David, Ltd., Roberts streetCumming, Charles, Railway HotelDavidson, Robert, Montrose RoadFearn, James, 118 East High. st. [st.

Fraser, John & Sons, 70-74 West HighGibson, Skene B., East End GarageMorrison, William, Little CausewayMungall, A. T., Ltd., Castle streetRobertson, Archie, Ltd., Castle street

Music Sellers

Larg & Sons (Dundee) Ltd., Whitehallstreet, Dundee

Methven Simpson Ltd., 88 East High st.

Music Teachers

Bernard, W. P., Lour roadBurns, Miss Emily, 68 Castle street

Forster, Claude, Robertson TerraceGuild, Norman Craik, too East High st.

Kydd, David I., 99 Queen street

M'Laren, Miss J., Victoria street

Murdoch, Misses, 16 Castle street

Saddler, Miss, 14 St. James' roadThornley, Philip S. , 39 Lilybank Crescent

NewsagentsAdamson, John B. , 109 Castle street

Edwards, Miss, 19 West High street

Esplin, Miss, 94 Castle street

Farquharson, Adam, 104 East High st.

Laing, John S., 26 East High streetLawrance, James, 86 East'High street

Milne, M., 120 West High streetNiven, T. H., 94 North streetPetrie, John, 127 East High street

Samson, William, 93 West High street

Shepherd, W., 39 Castle streetSimpson, Charles, East PortYoung, Miss Jessie D. , 38 Prior road

Newspaper Offices

Dundee Courier & Advertiser, Town HouseForfar Dispatch (Wednesdays), 85 East

High street

NurserymenArnot, C. & Son, Rosebank NurseryBarclay, Ross, & Hutchison Ltd., Sheriff

ParkDuff, I. & W., West Craig, Halkerton, and

Pitscandly NurseriesGibson, J., Mid LanglandsMeldrum, D. & Sons, The SkippsMeldrum, James, Meldrums Nurseries,

KingsmuirRobbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle streetSmith, D. W. , Frogha' NurserySmith, John & Co., Dundee road

Opticians (Registered)

Macfarlane, M., 19 East High street and38 Castle street

Scott, James, 151 East High street

Painters

Barclay, T. & Son, 22-24 West High st.

Fyfe, J. S., 137 East High streetHenderson, A. & Son, 83 Castle streetM'Kenzie, Charles, 102 Castle street

M'Kenzie, John, 64 North streetM'Laren, William, 109b Castle street

Rodger, David, & Son, 13 East High st.

Thorn, Alex., 14b North street

Plasterers

Adams & Russell, 30 South streetMilne, William W., Academy street

Nevay, J. & Son, Castlehill, Canmore st.

Plumbers and Tinsmiths

Blair, Skene, 122 East High street

Langlands, David & Sons, Queen streetM'Laren, Alex. & Sons. Academy street

Milne, W. & Sons, 11 East High street

Petrie, George, 27 West High street

Smart, Allan, 135i East High street

Whyte, Alexander, 20 John street


Potato MerchantsForfar Potato Co. Ltd.

, 70 Castle street

Maxwell, G. & D. , Market street

Morrison. J. B. , Market place

Robbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle street

Poultry DealersBirnie, William, 8 East High streetDirect Fish Supply, 124 East High st.

Maxwell, L. & D., CrossStewart, Alexander, 6 West High street

PrintersForfar Press, Osnaburg street

M'Pherson, Oliver, 85 East High streetShepherd, W., 39 Castle street

Refreshment RoomsAberdein, Mrs, 11 Castle street

Adamson, Robert K., 2i West High st.

Elder, Thomas, & Sons, Queen street

Keillor, James & Son Ltd., CrossM'Lareh, J., & Son, 24 & 26 Market st.

Regal Cafe, 54 East High streetSaddler, James, 35 East High street

Saddler, William, 96 North streetStewart, Gordon, 34 Castle StreetStewart, J., 103 East High street

SaddlersHarris, William, 18 West High street

M 'Nicoll, Thomas, 1 West High street

SeedsmenArnot, James M., 11 Castle street

Barclay, Ross, & Hutchison Ld. , Castle st.

Ednie & Kininmonth, 14 Castle streetIrons, David, & Sons, 22 Castle street

Irvine & Sons, 52 West High streetMeldrum, D. & Sons, The SkippsMeldrum, James, Nurseries, KingsmuirRobbie & Nicoll, 37 Castle streetSmith, D. W., Frogha' NurseriesSmith, John & Co. , Dundee Road

SlatersBruce, A. ft, 52 Prior roadKerr, J. & Son, Forfar and KirriemuirMilne, David S., 47 Castle streetShepherd, A. & ft, Roberts streetShepherd, A. & Sons, 136 East High st.

SolicitorsGordon, W. & J. S. , British Linen Com-

pany BankLowson, T. C. , Anderson & Craig, 36a

Castle street

MacHardy, Alexander & Whyte, MunicipalBuildings and Clydesdale Bank Bldgs.

MacLean & Lowson, 109 Castle street

Myles, J. & A. W., & Co., National BankBuildings

Young & Gray, 52 East High street

Tailors and Clothiers

Alexander. Claude, Ltd. , 61 Castle street

Blues, Alexander, 4 West High street

Dalgety, Alex., & Son, East High streetEsson & Napier, 162 East High streetForfar United Co-operative Society Ltd.,

145 to 149 East High streetHaxton & Co., 73 East High street

Hepu orths Ltd. , 25 Castle street

Jarvis Brothers, 48 Castle streetMarshall, R. S. , no West High street

M'Kinnon, John, 66 Castle streetM'Phee, Duncan, 87 East High streetMorrison, Joseph, 96 East High street

Roberts, John, 84 West High streetRoberts, W. & Son, 170 East High st.

Samson, J., 28 West High street

Simpson, Louis, 166 East High street

Whyte, J. P., 44 Castle street

Whyte, William, 1 Victoria street

Wishart, W. & C., 44 West High street

Tobacconists

Clark, Alexander, 40 East High street

Clark, Charles, 19 West High street

Esplin, Miss, 92 Castle street

M'Gregor, N. D., 77 East High street

Maxwell Miss A., 8 Castle streetM'Kenzie, Miss, 31 East High street

Middleton, Harry, Town House BuildingsMurdoch, Matthew, 20 Castle streetNiven, T. H., 94 North streetRae, George, 1 Glamis roadWhitton, Miss A., 2 East High street

Toy MerchantsLawrance, James. East High street

Munro, Miss, 34 East High street

WatchmakersClark, John A., 40 Castle streetEsslemont, F.

, 42 East High street

Strachan, John, 10 Cross

Wireless Dealers

Bennie, Ralph, 92 Castle streetBremner Bros., 152 East High streetHosie, James, 93i North streetM'Nicoll, Thomas, 5 West High street

Milne, W. & Sons, 11 East High streetSangster, A.

, 34 Castle street

Stewart, Charles, 154 East High street

Wood MerchantsCook, James, 22 Arbroath roadMuir, Thos., Son, & Patton Ltd., Castle

streetSmith, Hood, & Co., Ltd., Victoria street

Strachan, A. D., Forfar Saw Mill

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

MISCELLANEOUS.Ballingall's Billiard Saloon, 126 East High

street

Black, Tames, house factor, 39 North street

Blind, Royal Dundee Institution for the,

30 High street, DundeeBrodlie, George & Sons, Forfar Twine

Works, Chapel streetChillas, J. A., Sports' Outfitter, West High

street

Conner, E. , Window Cleaner, Service roadD.P.M. Cafe, 27 Reform street, DundeeDunn, A. Stevenson, Piano Tuner, View-

mountForfar and District Steam Laundry

Co. Ltd., Easter BankForfar Savings Bank, 60 Castle street

General Billposting Co. , 57 West High st.

Gas Corporation, N'orth street

Inglis, T. M., M.R.c.v.s. , Ingleside

Ingram, A. J. & Son, Tilelayers, &c, 27Strathmartine road, Dundee

Kennedy & Co., Cloth Merchants, Chapelstreet

Laing, D. M., Photographer, 46 and 48East High street

Lowson & Nicoll, Ironfounders, Serviceroad

Mitchell, J. B., Brush Manufacturer, 20West High street

Paterson, Wm., Picture Frame Makerand Photographer, 46 West High st.

Ramsay & Son, Reed and Camb Makers,

55 West High street

Ross, Alex., Sculptor, Carseburn roadSinger Sewing Machine Co.

, 90 Castle st.

Stevenson Bros. (Dundee), Dyers, &c. , 3East High street

The Grampian Electricity Supply Co. Ltd.,

30 West High street

Urquhart, Simon & Sons, Merchants,117b Castle street

White, John & Sons, Scale Makers, 87North street

Whyte, Alex., Coach Painter, 45 Southstreet

Wood, Miss H., Corsetiere, 9 Cross

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New Year's DayBank Holiday in ScotlandB.B.C. Arabic service opd,. 1938England's 1st Rugbv vie over NF. Moon, 9.30 p.m. [Zealand, '36

Epiphany. Fanny Burney d., '40

Lord Horder born, 1871

1st Sunday after EpiphanyRavel Capek born, 1890League of Nations founded, 1920Hilary Law Sittings beginMoon, Last Qtr., 1.10 p.m.Pr. Arthur of Con'ght b., 1883Lewis Carroll died, 1

2nd Sun. a. Epiph. Oxford HilaryCamb. Lent T. begs. [T. beginsMr. Lloyd George born, 1863Capt. Scott at South Pole, 1912James Watt born, 1736King George V. died, 193620. New Moon, 1.27 p.m.

3rd Sunday after Epiphany22. Queen Victoria died, 1901Bishop Colenso born, 1814St. Paul. Robert Burns b., 1759Foundation Day, Australia, 1788Niagara Bridge collapsed, 1938Moon, First Qtr.. 3 p.m.

4th Sunday after EpiphanyKing Charles I executed, 1649Princess Beatrix born, 1938

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FEBRUARYPart, and Pheas. Shooting endsCandlemas, Scottish Qtr. DayKreisler, violinist born, 1875Full Moon, 7.55 a.m.

Septuagesima SundaySir Henry Irving born, 1838Charles Dickens born, 1812Edna Lyall died, 1903Russo-Japanese war begun, '04

11. Moon, Last Qtr., 4.12 a.m.King Farouk of Egypt horn, '20

Sexagesima Sunday12. Charles Darwin born, 1809St. Valentine

Earl of Oxford and Asquith d.,

G. M. Trevelyan b., 1876 [1928Sir Wilfred Laurier died. 191919. New Moon, 8.28 a.m.

Quinquagesima Sunday21. Geo. Lansbury born, 1859Shrove TuesdayAsh WednesdayKeats, poet, died, 1821Sir Samuel Hoare born, 1880Sir Christopher Wren d., 1723

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NIAGARA BRIDGE COLLAPSES UNDER ICE PRESSURE

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HUNTING THE FOXHow many hunting-men know why they

iwear a scarlet coat? They might say it wasin compliment to the Master; actually theyjwear it in loyalty to the King. Scarlet is theicolour of the livery of the King. At one

^''time no man might hunt,even on his own estate,

without a licence from the^jCrown. He hunted at theKing's pleasure, taking partin a royal sport by royalpermission. While huntinghe was a servant of theKing, and, like other royalservants, wore the scarletlivery of the Crown.When the Royal Buck-

hounds were in existencethe followers wore scarlet,

but the master wore green;they were the servants,but he was the representa-tive of the Sovereign.With the Old Berkeley

both the huntsmen andwhippers-in wear yellowcoats, which have theirorigin in the tawny-orangeliveries of the house ofFitzhardinge, Lords ofBerkeley, who at some timeobtained or assumed leaveto substitute its livery forthat of the King.The blue and buff coats of the Duke of

Beaufort's Hunt are explained by the factthat the pack was staghounds until the fifth

duke tried for a fox in Silk Wood on his wayhome from stag-hunting. Sportsmen havespecial terms for all that concerns the fox.The female is the "vixen," the young the"cubs," his head a "mask" or "pate," his

I feet are "pads," and his tail a "brush."

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GARDENING.JANUARY.

Protect plants from frost by acovering of straw. When weatheris suitable sow radish, spinach,and parsley. Beans and early

peas may be sown in warm situ-

ations. Persevere in the destruc-

tion of weeds and vermin . Coverwith hoops and mats hyacinthsin beds and borders. Dig andtrench.

FEBRUARY.

NIAGARA FALLS BRIDGE

The "ice jam" on the Niagara River wasworse in Janaury, 1938, than it had been since1909, and a strenuous fight was waged to

save the first bridge below the Falls from thepressure of floes flung over precipices 165 feet

deep to batter at its piers.

The struggle failed, andthe bridge collapsed. Therewas an awful roar as thespan fell into the chasm,where it lay like a twistedskeleton on the ice-floes.

The bridge will be missed,for ever since its erectionin 1897 its thousand-footspan, linking the UnitedStates and Canada, hasbeen the viewpoint formillions of visitors.

Plant cuttings of gooseberries, ncurrants and raspberries. Earth •

up winter greens. Sow earlv

beans. Prune roses. Sow earlycarrots, turnips, and onions in

light soil. Plant strawberries at

end of month. Commence sow-ing of annuaU. This is the

month fot propagating dahlias.

Autumn-sown annuals may betransplanted.

THE QUEENHer Majesty the Queen,

whose portrait is given onour front page, was LadyElizabeth Bowes-Lyon, ofthe Scottish family ofStrathmore, which goesback to the fourteenthcentury, and has played aconsiderable part in thehistory of this country.Her ancestral home is

Glamis Castle, in Forfar-shire, the majestic pro-

portions of which make the story quitecreditable that when Prince Charles Edwardslept there in 1715, eighty beds were madeup for his followers. The marriage of theLady Elizabeth with the Duke of York(King George VI) took place in 1923, andboth as Duchess of York and as QueenElizabeth her Majesty has won the heartsof the people to an exceptional degree.

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5/. David. Ember Week1. Gabriele D'Annunzio d., 1938Sir Henry Wood born, 1869Lifeboat Institution est.. 18?4

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2nd Sunday in Lent5. Full Moon, 6 p.m.Maurice Ravel born, 1875King William III died, 1702Ld. Maugham appt. L. Chan. '38

11. D. of Adm. of Fleet EarlOxfd. Hilary T. ends [Beattv. '36

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3rd Sunday in Lent12. Moon, Last Qtr. 9.37 p.m.Fresh Water Coarse Fishing ends16. Sir Aus. Chamberlain d., '37

Cambridge Lent Term endsSt. Patrick. Bank Hoi. in IrelandMr. N. Chamberlain b., 1869

4th Sunday in LentHenrik Ibsen born, 1828Spring commences21. New Moon, 1.49 a.m.R. A. Proctor, astron., b., 183725. J. Drinkwater, poet, d., 1937Annunciation. Lady DayPassion Sunday26. W. E. H. Lecky, historian, b.

M., Fst. Qtr., 12.16 p.m. [1838Charles Wesley died, 1788" Pickwick Papers " CelebrationD. of Gloucester b., 1900 [1936

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APRIL2. Battersea Rly accident, 1938

Palm Sun. Kosciusko d., 1817Georges Ohnet born, 1848Full Moon, 4.18 a.m.Hilary Law Sittings endMaundy ThursdayGood Friday9. Tokic-London flight. 1937

Easter Day. P. Robeson b., 1898Easter Monday. Bank HolidayMoon, Last Qtr., 4.11 p.m.Chaliapia died, 1938Battle of Magdala, 1868Princess Beatrice born, 1857Matthew Arnold died, 1888

Low Sunday. Summer Time begs16. Anglo-Italian Pact signed, '38

Easter L. Sitts. beg. Camb. EasterN. Moon, 4.35 p.m. [T. beginsAdolf Hitler born, 1889Princess Elizabeth b., 192623. St. George. Oxfd. Trin. T.

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An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness

HITLER'S TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO VIENNA

STALKING THE DEERThe requisites of a Scottish deer-forest are

It wide extent of quiet ground, high mountainops and corries, and plenty of moorland andpasture. In some cases, as in that of Mar

HITLER ENTERS VIENNAUnder threat of an armed invasion Herr

Hitler forced Dr. Schuschnigg, the AustrianChancellor, to abandon the plebiscite whichwas to determine whether Austria should

ind Blackmount, the forest runs to many|become part of the German Reich. German

housands of acres, but,whether large or small,here must be a sanctuary

each. In 1812 therewere only five forests inScotland; but so rapidlylid the sport of deer-talking increase during thelineteenth century that byL905 the number of forestswas 130. The statement is

sometimes made that theHighland crofters wereIriven out of their landsn order that they might beitilised by the rich folkwho wished to indulge inhe sport of deer-stalking,out it was sheep-farming—and not in the first placeafforestation for sport—that?ave rise to this movement,and it should be added thathe decay of sheep-farminghas, in turn, facilitated thextension of the forests.Every year one sees anixodus to Scotland of thosenterested in deer-stalking as a sport. Inboth England and Scotland the King's noblesand the Church originally held special forestJurisdiction of the most oppressive kind.Thus, in Scotland the forester might haveto forfeit cattle and other goods found withinthe forest. In England the Norman lawyerspretended that all game belonged to theKing. A chase was an open forest, notsubject to special forest law ; a park was anenclosed chase on the owner's land.

GARDENING.MARCH.

The main crops of asparagus,cabbages, carrots, parsnips, pars-ley, onions, kidney beans, etc.,

may be sown this mnnih in openborders. Trees should be prunedand flowers protected. Sow tur-

nips and savoys at tht beginn ingand again at the end of the

month. Sow hollyhock, honey-suckle, etc.

APRIL.Continue to sow asparagus, car-

rots and onions. Sow seakale,

beet and broccoli towards the endof the month. Stake up peas,plant potatoes, hoe and thin spin-ach, onions, turnips, etc. Sowmain or successive crops of all

hinds. Make up beds for cucum-bers and vegetable marrows. Sow (

more peas and broad beans.)

troops were assembled onthe Austrian frontier ready

, to help in "restoring order,"/' and shortly afterwards, with

400 warplanes overhead,and tanks preceding him,Herr Hitler made a tri-

umphal entry into Braunau,where he was born, andafterwards into Vienna,where he had a tumultuousreception from thousandsof people who had decided,under the threat of armedcompulsion, that it wasbetter to live under theGerman Reich than underthe Austrian Republic.

LONG LIFE

The odds against a manin Australia living to theage of 100 are a little morethan 2,000 to 1. This is

twice as great as thechances of reaching thatage were in 1890, whenthe first Commonwealth

age records were made. Women's chancesof becoming centenarians have not improvedso much as men's have, but their chances ofreaching 100 are still less than 1,500 to 1

against.There is no scientific evidence to support

the belief that the length of human life wasonce much greater than jt is in moderntimes ; but we know for certain that incivilised countries the average length of life

has been increasing for many centuries.

SS. Philip & James. B. Holiday in

1. D. Con'aught b., 1850 [Scotl'd

Full Moon, 3.15 p.m.Kingopnd. Empire Exhbtn, 1938Napoleon died, 1821Zep. Hindenburg des. fire. '37

4th Sunday after Easter7. " Lusitania " torpedoed, 1915

Sir J. M. Barrie born, 1860Markham Colliery Explosion,'38

Moon, Last Qtr., 10.40 a.m.

King George VI crowned, 1937

Sir Ronald Ross b., 1857

Rogation SundayViscount Snowden d., 1937

15. Battle, of Vimy Ridge, 1916

Alfonso XIII born, 1886

Ascension Day. Holy ThursdayGladstone died, 189819. New Moon, 4.25 a.m.

Sunday after Ascension21. Elizabeth Fry born, 1780

J. D. Rockefeller died, 1937

Empire DayMoon, First Qtr., 11.20 p.m.

Queen Mary born, 1867

26. Easter Law Sittings end

Whit SundayWhit Monday. Bank Holiday

William Perm died, 1718

Union Day, South Africa.

JUNETrinity SundayFull Moon, 3.11 a.m.

Mar, of Duke of Windsor, 1937

Trinity SundayEarl Kitchener died, 1916

Trinity Law Sittings begin

6. Dr. W. R. Inge born, 1860

Corpus Christi

Cambridge Easter Term ends

Moon. Last Qtr., 4.7 a.m.

1st Sun. af . Trinity. St. Barnabas

Mr. Anthony Eden born, 1897

Sir Oliver Lodge born, 1857

Battle of Naseby, 1645

Fresh Water Coarse Fishing bgs.

17. New Moon, 1.37 p.m.

Oxford Trinity Term ends

2nd Sun. af. Trinity. Waterloo.

Sir J. M. Barrie d., 1937 [1815

Accession of Qn. Victoria, 1837

Sir Josiah Stamp b., 1880

Summer commencesDuke of Windsor born, 1894

M'summer Dy., Kitchener b.,'50

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24. Moon, First Qtr., 4.35 a.m.

Parnell born, 1846Archduke Ferdinand assas., '14

St. Peter and St. PaulTower Bridge opened, 1894

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R is worthier to deserve honour than to possess it

THE KING OPEXS THE EMPIRE EXHIBITION

HUNTING THE TIGERThe tiger belongs to the same genus as the

lion and leopard, the lynx and the cat, but it

is most nearly related to the lion, which inmany cases it may exceed in length. Instancesare known of tigers over 10 ft. long, includingthe tail, and weighing500 lbs. The tiger feeds oncattle, deer, and wild hogs,and some old "man-eaters"haunt the neighbourhoodof villages on the lookoutfor human prey. But it is

as cowardly as it is cunning,fleeing before an armedman, between whom and apossible victim it dis-criminates with wonderfulsagacity. In some parts ofthe East tigers are numerousenough to endanger humanlife very seriously, and thecase has been known of thewhole village having to beremoved because of this

peril. In these conditions,tiger hunting can be re-garded as a "most noblesport," but in spite of thatand Government rewardsfor every animal killed, thetiger is an all-too-prevailingmenace in many parts ofIndia. Young tigers aresaid to glut their taste forblood far beyond the limits of hunger, andthe same is true of the mother while theyoung are still her companions. A tiger

will in ordinary circumstances kill one ortwo buffaloes a week, refraining from freshattacks until it has consumed the results of

one night's work. The method of attack is

to break the vertebras of the victim's neck.

GARDENING.MAY.

Prune fruit trees, and remove all

superfluous shoots and blossoms.

Prune and water strawberries

while in flower. Sow small salad

kerbs weekly ; radishes, lettuces,

and spinach once afortnighJ. Sowpeas and beans for la-te crops.

Propagate by cuttings, dahlias,

pansies, double wall-flowers.Scarlet geraniums should be

shifted fredy to encouragfgrowth.

JUNE.Sow principal crop of turnips.Plant out brussels sprouts andsavoys. Dry and lay tip bulbs.

Propagate wall-flcwers, sweet-

williams, etc. Pull and store

winter onions, if ripe. Train andprune all kinds of wall and trellis

trees, and put netting over cherry

trees.

EMPIRE EXHIBITIONThe Empire Exhibition at Glasgow, which

was opened with State pageantry by the Kingand Queen, was the greatest held anywherein the world since Wembley in 1924—25.

It was built by Great Britain, the Dominions,and the Colonies at thecost of £10,000,000, on anarea of 175 acres. By dayand night the exhibitionwas a noble spectacle, withits 300 ft. steel towerstreamlined and pencil-thin,rising from the crest of thehill. Its observation gal-

leries took 600 people at atime. From this positionyou looked down on to thesections representing thecountries of the Empire.

WONDER CLOCKA local clockmaker has,

after serious difficulties,

succeeded in putting inorder the "wfcnder clock"of Weimar. This timepiecewas built in 1704 forDuke William Ernest ofWeimar by JohannesAsmann. Not only didit tell the time of day, it

recorded the Duke's agefrom time to time and also

the position of the sunand moon in the heavens. On eachday of the week a different picture of someBiblical subject appeared to remind theDuke of his pious duties. For 150 years theclock went perfectly. Then its mechanismfailed, probably owing to the strain of beingadjusted every few years to tell the ages ofsuccessive Dukes in turn.

JULYPom. Dy Canada F . M . 4.16 p.m .

4th Sunday alter TrinityKing of Norway born, 1872Independence Day, U.S.A.Cecil Rhodes born, 1 853Queen Mary married, 1893Sheridan died, 1816Joseph Chamberlain born, 1836

5th Sunday after Trinity9. Moon, Last Qtr., 7.49 p.m.Battle of Oudenarde, 1708Colonel Dreyfus died, 1935Lord Passfield born, 1859President Kruger died, 1904St. Swithin

6th Sunday after Trinity16. New Moon, 9.3 p.m.Dr. W. G. Grace born, 1848Peace celebration Day, 1919Army Purchase abolished, 1871Robert Burns died, 1796Sir Edwin Landseer died, 1879

7th Sunday after Trinity23. Moon, Frst Qtr., 11.34 a.m.St. James. Coleridge died, 1834George Bernard Shaw born, '56

Captain Fryatt died, 1916Prince Bismarck died, 1893Benito Mussolini born, 1883

Lon.

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AUGUSTLammas. Scottish Qtr. DayBattle of Blenheim, 1704Earl Baldwin born, 1867Queen Elizabeth born, 19004. War with Germany begun, '14

9th Sunday after TrinityBk. Holiday Gt. Brit, and IrelandMoon, Last Qtr.. 9.18 a.m.Heligoland c. to Germany, 1890Greenwich Observatory f., 1675Cardinal Newman died, 1890Grouse Shooting begins

10th Sunday after TrinityJohn Galsworthy born, 1867New Moon, 3.53 a.m.Tate Gallery opened, 1897Frederick the Great d., 1786Prof. Picard's Ascent, 10im., '32

20. Gen. Wm. Booth died, 1912

11th Sunday a;ter Trinity

Princess Margaret Rose b., 193021. Moon, First Qtr., 9.21 p.m.National Governmt. formed, '31

St. Bartholomew. Webb swamBret Harte b., 1836 [Chan., 1875Lord Tweedsmuir born, 1 875

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Battle of Heligoland Bight, 1914Full Moon, 10.9 p.m.Lord Rutherford born, 1871

Official end of Great War, 1921

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?aIf you say nothing nobody will repeat it

THE SIGNING OF THE ANGLO-IRISH AGREEMENT

WHY DO LIONS ROAR?Why does the lion roar when pursuing its

prey, but not when it is being pursued bythe keen hunter? The roar has its uses.When hunting in companies, as they some-times do, some lions will lie down quietlywhile the others go androar to drive the gametowards them. At othertimes they may roar tobewilder the game. Thussometimes one, or several,will roar on three sides ofthe game, and then stalkit from the fourth. Again,when within a few boundsof the prey the lion willspring on it with a loudroar, which may have theeffect of terrifying thebeast, and so causing a

momentary pause of whichthe lion obtains the ad-vantage. But the lion hasmany roars, and they donot all appear to be terrify-ing. It is noted that thegame on the plains some-times pay little attention tothe lion's roar. Nor dowild animals trouble to runfrom a full-fed lion. Ona still night the roar canbe heard four or five milesoff, and at close quartersseems to shake the ground. The lion also

often takes his prey by pursuing it, and withgreat perseverance The animal singledout for pursuit, as a zebra, may be swifterof foot than the lion, but greater power ofendurance enables him to make it his victimand bring it to the ground. Antelopes anddeer are the most common food of lions.

GARDENING.JULY.

Attend to insects and useless

growths this month. Stake peasand scarlet runners. Thin goose-

berryand raspberrybushes, plums,and stone fruit generally. Makenew plantations of strawberries.

In the last week sow yellow tur-

nips for a full winter crop, andspinach for an early winter sup-ply. Gather and dry all kinds

of herbs for seasoning, etc.

AUGUST.Gather and store ripe fruit. Clear

away decayed annuals, and sowsome of the hardy kinds. Bien-nials that are large enoughshould be planted. Soiv winter

and spring spinach. Sow pars-

ley, winter onions, cabbages andgreens. Sow endive early.

THE ANGLO-IRISH AGREEMENTIn the Cabinet Room at No. 10, Downing

Street, an Agreement was signed by Britishand Irish Ministers which, it was hoped,would put an end to the problems of trade,

finance and defence that have beset the twocountries for many years.The Agreement providesthat the harbours of Cobh,Berehaven andLough Swillyare transferred to theGovernment of Eire; thatan Irish payment of£10,000,000 be made tosettle outstanding financialclaims, subject to a con-tinuance of the annualpayments of £250,000 bythe Free State in respectof property damaged duringthe "troubles ;" and that a*rade treaty, embodying athorough revision of Cus-toms duties, be established.

800 M.P.H. FLYThe world's fastest living

creature is to be studiedby aircraft designers inAmerica in the hope thatNature will give them somenew ideas for buildingspeed machines. The ob-ject of their studies is

a fly that resembles ahoney bee. Its name is cephenemyia, andin flight it can be seen only for an instant.Its habitat is Brazil. Cephenemyia is only

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half an inch in length, and scientists estimatethat it has a speed of 800 miles an hour. 1

The fly is blunt nosed and the body tapersslightly, and the head is rounded, not unlike

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the nose of the most modern speed 'plane. —>

SEPTEMBER Lon.

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up °artridge Shooting begins 5 11 r

2|S Battle of Omdurman, 1898 6 47 s

3)S L3th Sunday after Trinity 5 14 r

4M French Republic estd., 1870 6 42 s

5T Auguste Comte died, 1857 5 17 r

6W Moon, Last Qtr., 8.24 p.m. 6 37 s

7Th ELM.S. Captain foundered, '70 5 20 r

8F Fall of Sevastopol, 1855 6 33 s

9[S Earl of Harewood born, 1882 5 24 r

10 3 14th Sunday after Trinity 6 28 s

11 M Battle of Masurian Lakes, 1914 5 27 r

12 1 11. Sir James Jeans b., 1877 6 24 s

13 W New Moon, 11.22 a.m. 5 30 r

14 In Jewish New Year begins, 5700 6 19 s

15 f J. Fenimore Cooper b., 1789 5 33 r

16S Alfred Noyes, poet, born, 1880 6 15s17 S 15th Sunday after Trinity 5 36 r

lb M Greta Garbo born, 1905 6 10 s

19 r Arthur Rackham born, 1867 5 39 r

20 w Moon, First Qtr., 10.34 a.m. 6 6s21 In St. Matthew 5 42 r

22 F 21. H. G. Wells born, 1866 6 Is21 S

s

Autumn commences 5 46 r

24 16th Sunday after Trinity 5 56 s

25 M 24. Redding pit disaster, 1923 5 49 r26 r Dominion Day, New Zealand 5 52 s

21 w First English railway opd, 1825 5 52 r

28 lh Full Moon, 2.27 p.m. 5 47 s

29 F Michaelmas 5 56 r

30 s Damascus occupied, 1918 ' 5 42 s

OCTOBERLon.

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IIS" 17th Sunday after Trinity 5 59 r2M Pheasant Shooting begins

2. Ch. of Scotland reunited, 19295 38 s

3T 6 2r4JW Fascist Mch. in Ldn. prohibited, 5 33 s

STh R 101 airship dis., 1930 [1936 6 5r6F Moon, Last Qtr., 5.27 a.m. 5 29 s

7|S 9. Pr. Edward of Kent b., 1935 6 8ri s 18th Sun. af. Trin. Summer Time 5 25 s

9M Oxfd. Mich'mas T. begins [ends 6 11 r

10T Camb. Mich'lmas Term begins 5 21s11 W Tyne Bdge. opd. by Kg. Geo. V., 6 15r12 lh Mich'lmas Law Sitts. begin [1928 5 16si; V 12. New Moon, 8.30 p.m. 6 18r14 s Eamon de Valera b., 1888 5 12s

15 s 19th Sunday after Trinity 6 22 r

16 M 15. Ramadan, 1st day 6 7s17 T Earl of Selborne born, 1859 6 25 r

IS W St. Luke 5 3s19 Th Lord Rutherford died, 1937 6 29 r

20 F Moon, First Qtr, 3.24 a.m. 4 59 s

21 S Battle of Trafalgar, 1805 6 32 r

22 s 20th Sunday after Trinity 4 54 s

23,M 22. Lord Carson died, 1935 6 36 r

24,T Miss Batten lowd. Aus.-Englanc 4 50 s

25W Bat. of Balaklava, '54 [flight, '37 6 39 r

26 Th Viscount Sankey b., 1866 4 46 s

27 F Great Gale over Britain, 1936 6 43 r

28 S Full Moon, 6.42 a.m. 4 42 s

29 S 21st Sunday after Trinity 6 46 r

30JM 31. Can. " Dick " Sheppard d. 4 39 s

31 It Sir G. H. Wilkins b., 1888 [193" 6 50-

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He that can be won with a feather will be lost with a straw

QUEEN MARY'S VISIT TO THE TOWER

THE COMMON BROWN BEARThe common brown bear, which inhabits

Europe and Asia, is regarded by some as

identical with the black bear of NorthAmerica. It used to be found in Britain,but it seems to have been exterminated inScotland about the end ofthe eleventh century. Thebrown bear eats all kindsof things—roots, berries,

vegetables, ants, honey, orfish—and when these fail,

other quadrupeds, bothlarge and small. Whenhunger prompts them toattack large quadrupeds,their usual method is tohug their prey to death intheir powerful arms. Whenthe bears appear after theirlong winter sleep they arethin and weak and not un-naturally voracious. Bearsare hunted for the sake oftheir skins, which aregreatly valued, especially incountries like Russia; theirfat is a well-known un-guent, while the flesh oftheir paws is considered agreat delicacy. Their sensesof smell and hearing arevery acute, which renderthem most difficult tohunt and track down, as many a bear-hunterhas found to his cost. Bear-baiting was apopular sport in many countries, and pre-vailed to a late date in England. Even inthe time of Queen Elizabeth it was a recog-nised fashionable amusement to go to thebear-gardens and see the victims worried bydogs. On one occasion in ancient Rome asmany as a thousand bears were exhibited.

GARDENINGSEPTEMBER.

Take up carrots that are to bestored, ripe potatoes, and beet-

roots. Sow winter spinach. Makenew rhubarb beds. Prune fruittrees thai have donebearing. Soil)

salads for late crops. Gather andstore carefully the autumnal sorts

of apples and pears. Propagateherbaceous plants.

QUEEN MARY AT THE TOWERQueen Mary made history last July when

she went in a launch down the Thames to

the Queen's stairs at the Tower. Theoccasion was a garden party in aid of theTower Hill Improvement Fund. Her

Majesty was the first womanmember of the RoyalFamily to enter the Towerby that Gate for nearly400 years. At the thresholdof the Tower, which is aRoyal Palace, she wasreceived by the Constableand conducted to theprincipal buildings, includ-ing the Chapel of St. Peterad Vincula, where so manyfamous victims of Towerjustice lie buried.

OCTOBER.Earth up savoys and cabbages ashigh as the leaves Crop the tops

of parsley to make fresh leavesfor winter. Prune honeysuckle,roses, and other flowering shrubs.Protect dahlias and young car-

nations from frost, and towardsthe close of the month begin plant-ing tulips, ranunculuses, andanemones. Guard against frost.

GERMS ON MONEYOn every penny there are

between two and threethousand live germs, ac-cording to a Czecho-Slovakscientist, Dr. Pavel Kohn.He counted the number ofgerms on banknotes andon coins in general use.Silver, he finds, is bad forgerms. They flourish betteron nickel, and best of all oncopper or bronze. The

size of the coin makes no difference in thedensity of its microbe population. Most ofthe bacteria on coins, he says, are quite harm-less. In contrast, those on banknotes aretwice or three times as numerous, and agood many of them are capable of producingdiseases, and do so at a rate that must behighly dangerous to men and women whohandle the money.

NOVEMBERLon.

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22nd Sunday after TrinityMar. of D. of Gloucester, 1935Last Execution at Tyburn, 1793?. Ramsay MacDonald d., 1937King Edward VII b., 1841Martin Luther born, 1483Armistice D. N Moon, 7.54 a.m.

6 59 r

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7 2r3 23 s

7 6r4 19 s

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23rd Sunday after TrinityR. L. Stevenson b., 1850Broadctg. beg. Utd.Kgdm., 1922W. Cowper, poet, b., 1731John Bright born, 1811Suez Canal opened, 1869Moon First Qtr., 11.21 p.m.

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24th Sunday after TrinitySir A. Quiller-Couch b.. 1863Sur. of German Navy, 1918Close of Parnell Com., 18891st arr. of gold fr. Australia,1852Zeebrugge bmd. by British, 1914Lilian Baylis died, 1937

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25th Sunday after Trinity26. Full Moon, 9.54 p.m.William Blake, poet, b., 1757Marriage of Duke of Kent, '34

St. Andrew. W.Churchill b., '74

3 59 s

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DECEMBERLon

Irish F. S. becomes Eire, 1937Oxfd. Michaelmas Term ends

1st Sunday in AdventMoon, Last Qtr., 8.40 p.m.Walter Disney born, 1901Warren Hastings born, 1732Willa Cather born, 1876Camb. Michaelmas Term ends10. New Moon, 9.45 p.m.

2nd Sunday in Advent10. Kg. Ewd. VIII abdicated, '36

Kg. George VI proclaimed, 1936Duchess of Kent born, 1906King George VI born, 1895Izaak Walton died, 1683Noel Coward born, 1899

3rd Sunday in AdventMoon, First Qtr., 9.4 p.m.20. Duke of Kent born. 190222. George Eliot died, 1830St. Thomas. Mich. Law Sitts. endWinter commencesLaurence Oliphant d., 1888

4th Sunday in AdventChristmas DavBoxing Day. Full Moon, 1 1 .28

St. John, Evangelist [a.mHolv Inno'cts'. Tay Bdge. dis.,'77

30. East Lidia Co. charter, 1600Rudyard Kipling born, 1865

1st Sunday after Christmas

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A small unkindness is a great offence

VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN TO PARIS

CHASING THE TARPONTo meet with the tarpon alive one would

have to cross the Atlantic to the south-eastcoasts of North America and follow south-wards to the West Indies and Brazil. Thefavourite haunt of the tarpon is off the coast

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of Florida, though it hasbeen known to ascendrivers in search of mullet,its favourite food. Veryremarkable are the jumpingfeats of the tarpon, es-

pecially when it is re-

membered that the fish is

about 7 feet long andexceeds 200 lbs. in weight,a considerable pull on rodand line. The tarponleaps 6 feet or more in theair and drops to the wateragain with a resoundingsplash, the body bent like

a bow, and the gill coverswide open, revealing thecrimson gills. After thedownward plunge he raceson till checked by theline, and then the leapsand the rushes continue,for perhaps an hour ormore, until the fish is

exhausted and may bedrawn to the side of theboat and gaffed. At onetime only the scales, measuring 4 inchesacross, were taken, chiefly as curiosities,

which found a ready sale in the Americancuriosity shops, while the rest of the bodywas given over to the vultures or used as

manure for the orange trees. Improvedmethods of cooking, however, seem to havechanged all this, earning for the once despisedvictim a more respectable end, since thetarpon is now said to be excellent eating.

GARDENING.NOVEMBER.

Sow early pen and beans in awarm border. Force seakale,

asparagus, and rhubarb. Pruneand plant bushes and fruit trees.

Shelter choice flowers. Protect

endive, celery, artichokes, etc.,

with stable litter or ferns. Mulchasparagus with hot-bed manure.Plant dried tubers of border

flowers.

THE KING'S VISIT TO PARIS

The King and Queen were received withrapturous enthusiasm on their four-days'visit to Paris last July—with cheering crowdswherever they went, with a banquet at theElysee and a reception at the Hotel de Ville.

While the Queen visited

a hospital one morning,the King took the saluteat a review of 50,000French soldiers at Ver-sailles, and afterwards, inthe famous Hall of Mirrors,where the Treaty of Ver-sailles was signed, therewas a brilliant luncheonparty. On their way homeHis Majesty unveiled theMemorial at Villers-Breton-neaux to the Australianswho had died in the GreatWar.

DECEMBER.Dig, manure and trench vacantground. Protect any plants thatare likely to be injured by frost,either in frames or m the openground. Sow a few beans and-i>eas as in November. Very fewoperations can be carried on this

month with the exception of dig-

ging and trenching.

ENGLISH SLAVESIt was in 1547, in the

reign of Edward VI., thata statute was made that arunagate servant or anyonethat was idle three days bebrought before two justicesof the peace and marked'V"vagabond, with a hot ironon the breast and adjudgedthe slave of him who

bought him for two years. He was to take theslave and give him bread, water, or smalldrink, and refuse meat, and cause him to workby beating, chaining, or otherwise, and if heabsented himself fourteen days he was to bemarked on the forehead or cheek by a hot ironwith an "S" and be his master's slave for ever.A year's desertion was felony, and punishableby death—and we talk of the "good olddays."

LITTLE THINGS YOU MAY BE GLAD TO KNOWNo substance in nature is absolutely rigid.

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Never-Never Land was name given toimmense plains of Northern Australia.

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Shrove Tuesday falls on February 29once in 152 years. Next in a.d. 2028.

A racehorse can gallop at

greyhound at 35 m.p.h.m.p.h., a

Sultan of Turkey in 1798 shot an arrow972 yards.

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The best way to stop your nose bleedingis to move your jaws as if you were eating.

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Spectacles were invented by Alexandrode Spina in 1285.

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The first Jew to be knighted in Englandwas Sir Moses Montefiori in 1S37.

The tallest men in the British Isles comefrom Galloway. They average 5 ft. 10£ in.

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The average depth of the sand in theSahara Desert is between 20 and 30 feet.

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The first private letter written in theEnglish language was received by Sir JohnPelham from his wife in 1399.

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The book in the hand of the Prince Consortin the Albert Memorial is the catalogue of theGreat Exhibition of 1851.

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An Oxford or Cambridge rowing eightdevelops only about two horsepower whenrowing full out.

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Of all birds the tropical frigate-bird flies

the fastest. The common black swift canfly at 276 m.p.h.

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Sailors' " grog " was named after thebreeches of Admiral Vernon who introducedthe drink in 1745. His breeches were madeof rough grogram.

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Mice like music. A prisoner in the ParisBastille before the French Revolution askedto be allowed to play his lute. Soon he hadan audience of many mice.

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The South American river Orinoco, in

the 2,000 miles of its main stream, is joinedby 436 river tributaries and more than2,000 smaller ones.

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Anchovies are caught in the Mediterraneanduring the nights of the months of May,June, July. A light hanging from a boatattracts them in vast shoals. They are thenladled out of the water.

Dynamite explodes downwards.# #

A fifteenth wedding anniversary is called a"Crystal Wedding."

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The gold coinage of England was a mixtureof 22 parts gold, 2 parts copper.

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Wild dogs do not bark. Only domesticdogs do that.

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White cats, if they have blue eyes, arealmost always deaf.

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Lullington Church, Sussex, is said to bethe smallest in England : 16 ft. square.

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Spencer Percival (1812) was the last EnglishPrime Minister to be assassinated.

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Superstitious Danish girls kiss their handswhen they first hear the cuckoo each year.

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The highest shade temperature ever re-corded in England was 100 degrees in 1911.

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Frederick Louis, son of King George II,

when Prince of Wales, was killed at tennis.

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Largest meteorite known to have fallenon the earth fell in Iowa, 1879 : weighed437 lb.

The word " meander " comes from thewinding course of the Greek river Meanderin Phrygia.

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Pall Mall, London, was the first streetto be gas-lit in England. It was lit by aMr. Winsor in 1807.

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The Sargasso Sea—two great banks offloating weed in the Atlantic—is in areaseven times greater than Germany.

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Covering the head was a sign of mourningamongst the Israelites, Greeks, Romans andAnglo-Saxons—hence the black cap of aiudge passing a death sentence.

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The word " riding " as used in the WestRiding of Yorkshire is a corruption of theAnglo-Saxon word " trithing," meaning athird.

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In many insects the orbs of the eyes areimmovable so nature has given them manyeyes in compensation. A spider has eight.A drone bee has over a thousand eyes.

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Richard I issued instructions on the conduct!of pilgrims to the Holy Land. One was that

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a thief was to have his hair cropped, boilingfl

pitch was to be poured over him, and thenJ

feathers shaken on top of the pitch.

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HINTS ON HEALTH FOR EVERY HOME.AN EMERGENCY REMEDY

Bleeding from a cut finger or handcan be stopped almost at once by the applica-tion of a little lemon juice. Damp a cleanpiece of lint or any soft material with theiuice and apply it at once to the cut, pressingit on firmly.

FEET KEPT COMFORTABLEPedicure must be performed with the

correct implements if the feet are to be keptcomfortable and healthy. This has beenmade a simple matter by a firm of specialists

in " foot health," who now put up a compactset of instruments in a flat, soft, colouredleather case, measuring only a few inches

ROUGHNESS AND TANWhen the skin has become rough and

tanned from sun and winds, try this simplelotion : Take two tablespoonfuls of oatmeal,adding a quart of water and boil for ten min-utes. Cool and strain and to the liquid addthe juice of one lemon and a dessertspoonfulof alcohol. Wash the face in this, or ratherapply it with a soft cloth, not wiping it all

away.

CARROTS AS A BEAUTY CUREA RAW carrot, finely grated, is said to per-

form wonders in clearing the skin. Atablespoonful of the grated carrot should betaken every morning before breakfast. Thecarrot cure is also said to have wonderfuleffects on the hair. In different parts of thecountry abroad, where carrots take an import-ant place in the cottager's menu, the hair ofthe women is exquisitely bright and silky, andalways has the appearance of being wellgroomed.

AN EXCELLENT FOOT BATHFor tired feet, a hot foot bath every night,

with the addition of a little salt and a table-spoonful of bay rum or a few drops of am-monia, will often give ease. Another pre-paration is a mixture of carbolic acid, camphor,and ammonia ; four ounces of carbolic acidto one each of the ammonia and camphor.Stir into the footbath in the proportion of onelarge spoonful of this liquid to every two quartsi>f hot water. In the very warm weather:prinkle a little boracic powder in yourocks.

HOW TO BE WELCOME IN A SICKROOM

IN a sick room, open the door promptlyvithout rattling the handle. Walk in quietly,)ut do not take ostentatious care to glide inibsolute silence. Don't pause and murmurnquiries to the nurse, but go straight to the>ed and speak in a clearly audible every-dayone to the patient. Choose topics of interesthat will entertain without being exciting,eaving a few new ideas with your invalidis food for pleasant reflection after your leave-aking, and making only a passing reference

the present malady. Look as fresh andiretty as the power in you lies, and therebyct as an unconscious tonic to your friend.1void any article of dress that jingles or rustleslaving risen to say good-bye, go instantlyrithout lingering over last words.

HEART EXERCISESHeart exercises are beneficial in keeping

that organ strong and healthy. Walkingwith a brisk step and rhythm for a couple ofmiles each day ; skipping or jumping for afew minutes each morning; and regulateddeep breathing are all good.

A COLD IN THE EYETo treat a cold in the eye, bathe with warm

boric lotion and rest the sight as much aspossible until all traces of the trouble havedisappeared. The lotion should be appliedby means of an eyebath two or three timesdaily. Sponging the closed eyes with weaklukewarm tea is also beneficial.

CURING A STIFF NECKStife-neck often occurs as a result of

women and children allowing freshly-washed hair to hang loose without protectingshoulders and neck against the damp there-from. A protector is now available, madeeither from white Turkish towelling or thincoloured rubber, made to fasten well up roundthe neck and, in the case of the former variety,to cover the entire back almost to the waist.

INSTEAD OF HOT-WATER BOTTLESHot sandbags are more pleasant than hot-

water bottles, besides having the advantageof being easily moved and tucked in whereverthere is local pain. They are quite simpleand inexpensive to make. Take a flannelbag about eight or ten inches square, and fill

with dry sand. Sew it up, and place over it acalico cover, to retain the heat, and preventthe sand from sifting out. Next place thebag in a slow oven, let it heat through, andapply at once.

,

CAMOMILE TEACamomile tea is not only restful for the

nerves, but clears and beautifies the com-plexion. A cup should be taken just beforebed-time by the woman who feels that herskin is not as clear and fresh-looking as it

should be. To make it put four or fivedried camomile flowers into a teapot. Pourover them half a pint of boiling water andallow to stand for five minutes. Pour off,sweeten to taste, and drink while hot. Thisis a most beneficial evening drink in summer.

RELIEF OF TIRED EYESWhen your eyes are tired, try bathing

them at night-time in a little warm waterto which a pinch of boracic powder has beenadded. Use an eye-cup for the purpose. Itis very pleasant to read on the beach whenon your holidays, but on a very hot, glaringday do not read too long. It is a good planto lie down in a darkened room for abouttwenty minutes every day during the holidays

;

this rests the eyes splendidly. In choosingyour rooms, if you have weak eyes, be carefulthat they have not too sunny an aspect andtry, if possible, to get a bedroom with greenblinds. White blinds only increase themorning glare, and if the sun beats downfiercely on your face from early sunrise, notonly will your rest be disturbed, but youreyes will suffer as well.

Postal Regulations, Savings Banks, Festivals, Eclipses, etc

Law Sittings, 1939

Begin EndPrincipal Articles of the

Calendar tor 1939

Golden Number, 2; Epact,16; Solar Cycle, 10; Domini-cal Letter, A; Roman Indic-tion, 7; Year of Julian Period,6652.

Festivals and Anniversaries

Epiphany .

.

. . Jan. 6

Septuagesima . . Feb. 5

Quinquagesima (Shrove) ,,19Ash Wednesday . . ,,22First Sunday in Levi ,, 26St. David . . . . Mar. 1

St. Patrick . . . . ,,17Annunciation—Lady Day,, 25Palm Sunday . . Apr. 2Passover, 1st day . . ,, 4Good Friday . . ,,7Easter Sunday . . ,,9Low Sunday . . ,,16Birthday, Princess

Elizabeth . . ,,21St. George .. ,,23Gallipoli Day . . „ 25Rogation Sunday . . May 14Ascension Day . . ,,18Empire Day . . ,,24Birth of Qn. Mary, 1867 „ 26Whit Sunday .. ,.28Union Day, S. Africa ,, 31Trinity Sunday . . June 4Corpus Christi . . ,,8St. John Baptist . . „ 24Midsummer Day . . ,,24Dominion Day, Canada July 1

B'th Q. Elizabeth, 1900 Au. 4Jewish New Year . . Sep. 14Day of Atonement „ 23Feast of Tabernacles „ 28Michaelmas Day . . ,,29Ramadan (Moslem)

1st day .

.

. . Oct. 15Armistice Day . . Nov. 11St. Andrew . . ,,30Advent Sunday . . Dec. 3

Access. Kg. Geo. VI „ 11Birth Kg. Geo. VI „ 14St. Thomas .

.

„ 21Christmas Day .

.

,,25Holy Innocents Day ,, 28

Foreign EpochsThe year 1358 of the

Mohammedan Era begins onFeb. 21, 1939.The year 5700 of the Jewish

Era begins on Sept. 14, 1939.

Ramadan (Month of Absti-nence observed by the Mos-lems) begins on Oct. 15, 1939.

Eclipses in 1939Annular Eclipse of Sun,

April 19, partly visible at

Greenwich as partial eclipse.

Total Eclipse of Moon,May 3, invisible at Greenwich.

Total Eclipse of Sun,Oct. 12, invisible at

Greenwich.Partial Eclipse of Moon,

Oct. 28, partly visible at

Greenwich.

Hilary Sits. Jan. 11 Apr. 5

Easter „ Apr. IS May 26Trinity ,, June 6 July 31Michaelmas Oct. 12 Dec. 21

Inland Letter Post

2 oz. lid. Each additional2 or fraction of 2 oz. id.U.S. Air 2 oz. lid.; each

extra oz. Id.

Inland Post CardsPost Cards, Id. each. Letter

Cards, 2d. each.

Imperial Post Cards

To all destinations, UnitedStates and Egypt, etc., Id.

Imperial Postage

To nearly all British posses-sions, lid. oz., and Id. foreach additional oz.

Foreign Post

Including Iraq and Trans-jordan, 2id. first oz., lid. foreach additional oz. ForeignPost Cards, lid.

Air MailsCanada, 2d. per i oz.;

postcard, 2d.

Australia and New Zealand,lid. per i oz. Postcards, Id.Aden, Bahrein, Borneo

N(orth), Brunei, Burma,Ceylon, Dubai, Egypt, India(British and French), Kenya,Malay States (Federated andUnfederated), Mau ri t i u s,

Muscat, Nyasaland, Palestine,Rhodesia (N. and S.), Sara-wak, Seychelles, South Africa,Straits Settlements, Sudan(Anglo - Egyptian) Tan-ganyika, Tibet, Transjordan,Uganda, and Zanzibar, lid.per i oz.; postcards, Id.

Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria,Czecho - Slovakia, Danzig,Denmark, Estonia, Finland,France, Germany (includingAustria), Greece, Holland,Hungary, Italy, Latvia,Lithuania, Norway, Poland,Rumania, Sweden, Switzer-land, Turkey, U.S.S.R.(Europe) and Yugoslavia

—

2id. first oz., then lid. peroz. Postcards, lid.

Belgian Congo (internal

service), Iran, Iraq, Syria,3d. per * oz. Postcards, 2d.

Algeria, id. per i oz.

Postcards, 2d.

Cuba, Gold Coast Colony,Hong Kong, Nigeria, Portu-guese India, 6c?. per i oz.

Postcards, 3d.

Printed Paper RatesFor every 2 oz. or fraction

hereof up to 2 lb., id.

3 1b.

4 1b.

5 lb.

9 lb.

Parcel Post(id.

7d.

8c?.

9c?.

7 1b.

8 1b. .

15 lb.

lOd.lid.

Is.

The length may not exceed3 ft. 6 in.; length and girthcombined, 6 ft.; weight 15 lbs.

For Irish Free State Ratessee P.O. Guide.

NewspapersFor Registered Newspapers

the postage is Id. not exceed-ing 6 oz. in weight, and id', foreach additional 6 oz. or frac-tion of 6 oz. Limit 2 lb. inweight.

Blind LiteratureNot exceeding 2 lb., id.;

5 lb., Id.; 6A lb. (maximum),lid.

Cash on DeliverryTrade charge Post Officenot exceeding Fees

10* 4£1 .. .. 6£2 . . . . 8£5 . . . . 10£10 .. .. 10

and 2rf. for each additional £5or fraction of £5 up to £40.

Registration Postal PacketsCompensation will be given

up to a maximum limit of£400 for loss or damage. A feeof 3c?. secures £5; id., £20;5c?., £40; and up to £400 atrate of lc?. for each £20;Is. lid. which secures £400.

TelegramsFirst 9 words, 6c?.; each

extra word, lc?.; Addressescharges for. Priority Tele-grams (in red envelope), 6rf.

extra.

Greeting Telegrams, 3c?.

extra.Postal Orders

6c?. to 2s. 6c?. ( Id.; 3s. to 15s.,l*c?.; 15s. 6c?. to 21s. 2c?.

Money Orders, InlandFor £3, 4c?.; £10, 6c?.;

£20, 8c?.; £30, 10c?.; £40, Is.

Money Orders, AbroadForeign or Colonial, not

exceeding £1, 6c?.; £2, Is.;

£3, Is. 6c?.; £4, Is. 9c?., and 3d.additional for every £1 01fraction of £1.

Sample PostNot exceeding 12 in. in

length, 8 in. in width, 4 in. indepth, and 8 oz. in weight.

4 oz. in weight, lc?.; be-tween 4 oz. and 6 oz., lie?.;

between 6 oz. and 8 oz. 2d.Savings Bank

Limit of deposit in any yearending December 31, £500.

Interest, 2J per cent, (six-pence in the pound per year).Any sum up to £3 can bej

withdrawn without notice

ADVERTISEMENTS. 117

David Callander LtdDirectors

—

D. Callander, A. Callander, W. F. Callander.

Motor Engineers

and Haulage Contractors.

Specialties.

DENNISCOMMERCIAL VEHICLES

REPAIRS.

Office—Roberts Street, Forfar.

Telephone Nos. 140 and 141

Il8 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

'Phone 261. - CALDHAME GARDENS.

G. CAMPBELL,Fruiterer and Confectioner,

99 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.SERVANTS' REGISTRY. ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.

TELEPHONE No. 245.

E. & D. NICOLLPartners : EDWARD NICOLL, DOUGLAS NICOLL.

~©X JOINERS, Ke^

CANMORE WORKS,CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

General Property Repairs & Repairs of all DescriptionAlterations and Extensions.

Sectional Sheds, Garages, and Greenhouses.Bodybuilders. Fences. Glaziers.

Funeral Undertakers.

House Address—"Sunnybrae," KINGSMUIR.

'Phone No. 223. Yard—SERVICE ROAD.

A. & C. SHEPHERD, !

^<?X SLATERS, .KS^

SERVICE ROAD and VICTORIA STREET.

Mastic Cement, Chimney Cans, Roof Lights, &c, always in stock.

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

ADVERTISEMENTS. I 19

'Phone No. 259 Forfar. 'Phone No. 95 Kirriemuir.

William W. Milne,PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER

and CEMENT WORKER,

Academy Street, Forfar.Also at 83 GLENGATE, KIRRIEMUIR.

When in Dundee there is no better

place for a nice Cup of Tea— THAN —

The D.P.M. CAFE,27 REFORM STREET

DUNDEE,

D.P.M. RESTAURANT, . Lindsay Street, DUNDEED.P.M. REGENT, . . Nethergate, DUNDEE

Telephone No. 5.

DAVIDSON'S GARAGES,(Proprietor, ROBERT DAVIDSON)

MOTOR ENGINEER,

MONTROSE ROAD, FORFAR.Branch, The FORFAR GARAGE, 97 West High Street.

Cars for Hire. Radio Sets and Battery Charging.Funerals conducted in Town and Country.

FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Telephone No. 263. :

HI

Central HEATINGfor HALLS,

STAIRWAYS & ROOMS.

FULL PARTICULARS FROM

D. LANGLANDS & SONS;SANITARY PLUMBERS

and HEATING ENGINEERS,

ii QUEEN STREET, FORFAR.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

'Phone No. 445.

ALEX. C. BRUCE,Slater and Cement Worker,

52 PRIOR ROAD, FORFAR.

Yard : 26 QUEEN STREET.

Royal DundeeInstitution

for the Blind.

When purchasing

Brushes, Mats, Bedding, Hosiery, Basketware, &-c,

ask your local supplier for goods

made by our Blind Workers.

If you cannot get this, write us direct.

Our Motor visits Forfar every Friday.

Magdalen Green & 30 High Street, DUNDEE.

Alexander LOW, Jobbing Gardener,Jobbing Gardening- will have careful Personal Attention.Laying- out of Gardens undertaken. Bouquets, Wreaths,or any other Floral Device made on the shortest of Notice.Bedding Plants in Variety may be had in Season. EarlyFlowering Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, and Sweet Peas aSpecialty. Fresh Cut Flowers can be had during Season.

63 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

FORFAR DIRECTORY

FORDnow*}!

FORD STILL LEADS IN VALUE!Judged whether on performance, new price, is the best behaved,

comfort, appearance or economy, equipped and finished light

the FORD " EIGHT," at the car produced in the British Isles.

WE INVITE YOU TO ^JjgLL^ COME IN AND SEE IT

A. T. MUNGAIA IILtd.phone 4i. MAIN FORD DEALERS,

NORTH ROAD GARAGE, FORFAR.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 123

S. STEWART,BABY LINEN and WOOL WAREHOUSE,


ALEX. ROSS,SCULPTOR,

Jforfar jHonumental Wovkx,

3 Carseburn Road, Forfar.<Also at Cemetery Gate, S^Cewmonthill.

Large Stock of

Monuments, Headstones, &c.

in Granite, Marble, and Freestone,

always in hand.

Latest Artistic Designs at Keen Cut Prices.

Inscriptions and all kinds of jobbing

promptly attended to and carefully executed in Townor Country.

ESTABLISHED I882.

JAMES S. FYFE,Painter and Decorator,


PAINTER WORK of every description done in Town and Country.Estimates given. Large Selection of PAPERHANGINGS.


FORFAR UNITEDCO-OPERATIVESOCIETY LTD.

The Largest TRADING CONCERN in Town.

Share Capital,

£25,601 18 4

Membership,2,800

Net Sales, 1938,

£106,220 18 4*

Reserve Funds,

£12,484

Investments,

£27,432 17 11

Join this PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY now.

How to Join—Entrance Fee 1/ ; Copy of Rules 6d

;

Shares received from 2/- to £5.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 25

I

JOHN NEVAY & SON,Plain and Ornamental Plasterers,

Castle Hill, Canmore Street, Forfar.

All kinds of Tile Work, Cement Work, Concrete Flooring, &c.Jointless Flooring laid. Estimates given for Granolithic Work.

(fcuaranteeD âles, 4200 Copies,

jTorfar's onlp paper, anD tfre oest 3Dt)et>

tising epeDium for jTotfat anD District,

. . , printeD anD publisfjeD op . .

Dlirjer e@cP6erson, S5 Cast $>igfj Street

31ob printing of all kinDs at moDerate rates.

Telephone No. 175.

Andrew Shepherd & Sons,^&X SLATERS, KS)^


Mastic Roof Lights, Cement, and Chimney Cans kept in stock.

Estimates given. Yard ACADEMY STREET,


(jeneral oillposting C>«o.Head Office—23a St. James Square, EDINBURGH. Ltd.

DISTRICT OFFICE:

29 North Lindsay St., Dundee.BRANCH OFFICES:

57 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.39 HIGH STREET, BRECHIN.

136 HIGH STREET, MONTROSE.12 ABBEY PATH, ARBROATH.

Poster Advertising Contractors for the United Kingdom.

'PHONE 2439 DUNDEE.

Masonic # Rooms,LITTLE CAUSEWAY, FORFAR.

HTHESE Modern and well equipped Rooms, fitted with

Electric Light from the Grampian Electricity Supply

Co., Central Heating-, up-to-date Kitchen, and new Ladies'

Ante-Room, are OPEN FOR BOOKINGS, which can be

made at the Hall or with Mr W. Preston, 64 East HighStreet.

The Lesser Hall is admirably suited for Whist Drives,

Dances, Marriages, &c. , and can be booked at very

moderate terms.

Whist Tables, Chairs, and Dishes can be hired at moderate rates.

pr- BOOK EARLY to avoid disappointment.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 127

LADIES' BLACK GLACE OXFORD SHOES (as illustrated)

Extra wide Fitting, Heel lfs ins. high, very comfortable,

Made by the makers of " Queen " Shoes, price 21/6.Other Makes of LADIES' SHOES, from 8/11 per pair. All reliable.

G. R. BRUCE, PRACTICALBOOTMAKER,

(HOOD'S SHOE STORE)


Established

1886.Telephone No.

42.

William Coutts, Jr.,«^x Butcher, Kcx,

38 West High Street, Forfar.

SAUSAGES A SPECIALTY.

Orders called for and Punctually delivered.


TelephoneNo. 23.

A. S. W<Family Butcher,


FORFAR.

DUNN'SThe Oldest and yet the most Up-to-

date Boot and Shoe Store in Forfar <f^/jr»/

Boots and Shoes

at Prices to

suit all Pockets.

REPAIRS a Specialty.

Best Material, Workmanship, and Service.

JOHN A. DUNN,36 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

Cycle & RadioEngineer.

Any make of CYCLE or

RADIO supplied.

TERMS ARRANGED.

STEWARTSEast End Cycle & Radio Depot,

154 East High St., Forfar.

Accumulators Efficiently Charged.

Laing'S Studios.(ELECTRIC AND DAYLIGHT).

Photographs taken Anywhere at Anytime.

Portrait, Press, Landscape, Architectural, andCommercial Photographers.

D. MITCHELL LAING,U\ EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR, vhme 235.

FIFTY YEARS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCEBACKED BY THE MOST MODERN APPLIANCES.

Large Selection of Picture Frame 'Mouldings always in Stock.

D. WILSON LAING, 13 High Street, BLAIRGOWRIE. Phone 181.

A. C. D. LAING, Elmbank, KIRRIEMUIR.

FORFAR DIRECTORY

IS YOUR HOME FULLY INSURED?FIRE INSURANCE alone is not enough. Youcannot afford to ignore the many other liabilities

to which the Householder is subject. Over 20

risks are covered by the " GENERAL" HOUSE-HOLDERS' COMPREHENSIVE POLICY at small

cost and with a Special Bonus of one year's FREEINSURANCE if no claim is made during 5 years.

GENERALACCIDENT FIRE AND LIFEAssurance Corporation, Limited

DUNDEE BRANCH - General Buildings, 59 Reform St.

FORFAR OFFICE - 34 Castle Street (Telephone 379).

Wm. Low & Co. Ltd.Scotland's Leading Grocers

& Provision Merchants.

Local Branches

:

103-107 CASTLE STREET]

15 EAST HIGH STREET\ FORFAR.

106 WEST HIGH STREET

ADVERTISEMENTS. l 3 l

U. Wi. DAVIE,Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,

33 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.TelephoneNo. 109.

A representative selection of Fur-niture, Bedding, Inlaid & Printed

Linoleum, Carpet Squares, Stair

Carpets, Rugs & Mats, always in

stock at very keen prices.

Repairs £r RenovationsHaving had a lengthy experiencein this class of work, enquiries are

invited, when samples of material

and estimate will be gladly sub'

mitted. A visit of inspection will

be greatly appreciated.

THE 'Phone No. 222.

MEGAIL CIIMEMAe| FORFAR, p

Proprietors : The Strathmore Picture Houses Ltd.

Delightfully cosy on cold days—cool and airy in mid-

summer, the " REGAL" is undoubtedly one of the

FINEST CINEMAS of its size in Scotland and the

management leave nothing undone that contributes

to the Comfort and Convenience of Patrons.

A J +U r* C ENTERED from EAST HIGH STREET or

/\nO 1116 V^y2116"^ from the UPPER FOYER leading to the Balcony is

OPEN from 12 Noon to 10-45 p.m. (Saturday, 11-30 p.m.)

The efficiency of the Service, the quality of the Foodin the beautiful environment of Forfar's LeadingCafe is a delightful experience no one should miss.

COLD OR HOT DRINKS. ICES. LIGHT LUNCH.TEAS. SUPPERS. AT MOST MODERATE CHARGES.

W. DOUGLAS MILNE, General Manager.

I32 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

HOW TOKEEP YOUR

SAVINGS SAFEWhether a man be rich or poor, the fear of

tO'tnorrow often looms in his mind. The poor

man fears poverty, while the rich man fears

the loss of that which he has. To banish fear

of the future the wise man invests his savings

in Whole Life or Endowment Assurance. His

capital is safe, and whatever happens there is

a nest egg in store against a rainy day. The"Caledonian"—Scotland's oldest Insurance

Company—has safeguarded the savings of its

Policy^ Holders for over One Hundred Years.

All Classes of

Insurance transacted.

CALEDONIANINSURANCE COMPANY

DUNDEE OFFICE:

35 ALBERT SQUARE.

HEAD OFFICE: EDINBURGH.

PROSPECTUSES ON APPLICATION.

ADVERTISEMENTS. J 33

FARQUHARSON,BOOKSELLER and STATIONER,

ACADEMY GATE, FORFAR.

All School Requisites supplied. Up-to-date Lending Library.

*,

WM. B. CLARKWe both

follow fashionBOOT and SHOEMAKER

84 EAST HIGH ST., FORFAR,"" r . "j VOUR Feet know best and it is surprising-

m>.rNpr»TQ|»l/ .:>> the number of difficult feet that look smart,l»w' '

' ' L' '

|and feel happy too, in Diana shoes.

') BROADWAY conceals extra width so

"': successfully that it's hard to tell them from the::::::

::>:

::#S slim Diana normal models.

-thanks to the slim

Diana iHere's a slim tab shoe, with a hidden elastic n i ingrip. In black glace kid trimmed with suede Zl/7

NICOLL MALCOLM,Baker and Confectioner,

143J East High Street, Forfar.

FORFAR BRIDIES a Specialty. TEA ROOMS.


DAVID GUILD,Boot and Shoe Maker,


Repairs—Best Material and Workmanship.

Telephone No. 394.

JAMES SCOTT, fbo a fio,

OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN,


FORFAR.

R. MACPHERSON, F.B.O.A., in attendance.

— BRUCE'S—Central Cycle Depot,

95 East High Street, Forfar.

Sole Agents for RALEIGH and HOPPER CYCLES.


Telephone No. 343.

John R. Abel & Co.,(DAVID B. CHAPMAN, M.P.S.),

. . Chemists and Druggists, . .

THE CROSS, FORFAR.

ESTABLISHED 1829.

FORFAR EAST PORTSAVING ASSOCIATION Ltd.

Grocers, Bakers, & General Merchants,

131-133 EAST HIGH STREET,

FORFAR.

FRANK PROPHET, Manager.

Telephone No. 229.

William McLaren,PAINTER and DECORATOR,

109b CASTLE STREET, FORFAR,

Estimates for all Classes of Work at Keenest Prices.

1^6 FORFAR DIRECTORY.

ESSON & NAPIER,MEN'S OUTFITTERS,


OUR AIM—Satisfied Customers.First-Class Tailoring. Personal Service given.

TELEPHONE No. 292.

LIDDLE ® CALDER,Building Contractors,

FORFAR.

House Address

:

Yard

:

67 QUEEN STREET, QUEEN'S WELL LANE.FORFAR. CASTLE STREET.

BEST BUTCHER MEAT. Telephone 3I2.

ROBERT F. CRAIK,FAMILY BUTCHER,

5% GLAMIS ROAD, FORFAR.

Orders called for and promptly delivered.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 137

^ RALPH BENNIE,Radio Engineer,


BATTERIES Charged and Delivered.

Agent for all the Leading Makers of Radio.

TELEPHONE No. 244.

J. Farquharson,-XsX Joiner, KeX>

CHAPEL STREET,

FORFAR.

WT~ QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO. -^j

L & D. MAXWELL,Fish, Game, and Poultry Dealers,

11 CROSS, FORFAR.Fresh Fish Daily. Orders called for & delivered.

Telephone No. MO.

138 FORFAR DIRECTORY

M. MILNE,STATIONER,

NEWSAGENT and CONFECTIONER,

WEST PORT POST OFFICE, FORFAR.

General Fancy Ware in Great Variety.

LENDING LIBRARY.

TELEPHONENo. 314.

WILLIAM BIRNIE,Fishmonger, Poulterer, and

Game Dealer,

8 EAST HIGH STREET,FORFAR.

FERGUS HUNTER,Baker and Confectioner,

11 SOUTH STREET, FORFAR.

FANCY CAKES of all kinds. CREAM GOODS.FORFAR BRIDIES a Specialty.


W. WISHART,. . CYCLE AGENT, . .


Cycle Repairs a Specialty.

Agent for all the Leading Makes of Cycles.

Large Selection of Paperhangings always in Stock.

Telephone No. 287.

J. MCKENZIE,Painter and Decorator,

64 NORTH STREET,FORFAR.

Agent in Forfar for the Celebrated Valspar Enamels.

Don't leave your choice of Shoes to chance,but come to

McKAY & SON,The Footwear Specialists,

84 CASTLE STREET,for any or every form of FOOTWEAR.

'Phone 490. Established I892.

140 FORFAR DIRECTORY

Telephone No. 289.

Alexander Whyte,(Partners—A. B. Whyte, J. A. Whyte, W. J. Whyte)

PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS.SANITARY and HEATING ENGINEERS,

JOHN STREET, FORFAR.Jobbing promptly attended to. Estimates Given.

J. HOSIE,Tâdio and Electrical Engineer,

93 NORTH STREET,Phone FORFAR. No. 130.

KIRRIEMUIR—30 Glengate—Phone No. 109.

Telephone No. 253.

Douglas W. Bruce,. . CARRIER, . .


DAILY SERVICE TO DUNDEE AND FORFAR.

DUNDEE CALL OFFICE—34 Bank Street. Telephone No. 2976.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 141

JOHN BROWN,^X CASH DRAPER, K^

Drapery and Millinery Warehouse,


SOLID FOOTWEAR.WE STAND BEHIND ALL WE SELL.

If They Don't Give You Justice

!)•" Then Let US Know. ""•S

J. & M. STEWART(Successors to ANDREW STEWART),

BOOT and SHOE MERCHANTS,

ma WEST HIGH ST., FORFAR.

Telephone No. 367.

GEORGE PETRIE,Plumber, Gasfitter, &o,


Workshop—86 West High Street.

M. MacfarlaneM.P.S., F.B.O.A.,

CHEMIST & OPTICIAN

19 EAST HIGH STREET& Branch, 38 CASTLE STREET

(Under Management of J. JOLLY, M.P.S.)

TELEPHONE No. 70 (which calls Shop or House).

Ranken's Pectoral Elixir

for Coughs, 1/6 & 2/9.

Macfarlane's International Embrocationfor Sprains, 1/6.

Robartz Food for Infants, lO^d, 1/6, & 2/9.

Cremolia for the Hands, 9d & 1/4.

N. H. Insurance Dispenser and Optician.

Kodak Depot for Cameras, Films, &c.Veterinary Medicines in stock.

ADVERTISEMENTS. I43

ROBBIE & NICOLL,Seedsmen, Florists, and Potato Merchants,

Phone No. __ —, r r- e Nurseries,

'52. 37 Castle Street, Forfar. Bankhead.

Farm and Garden Seeds of the highest quality.

Wreaths, Crosses, Spra/s, Bouquets, or any other design made on the

shortest notice. Cut Flowers in their Season.

Headquarters of the A.A. & R.S.A.C.

THE

ROYALHOTELFORFAR

Telephone No. 21. J.P.MANN,Proprietor.

Telephone No. 59.

D. PHILIPS,FAMILY GROCER, TEA and PROVISION MERCHANT,

FRUITERER and CONFECTIONER,

11-13 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

High-Class GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.Finest FRUITS in their Season. CONFECTIONERY in great variety.


W. ROBERTS & SON,Drapers and Clothiers,


Seasonable Goods in every Department all the year round.

Letter Orders carefully attended to.

Telephone No. 75.

HENRY W. CAIRD,CHEMIST,

69 EAST HIGH STREET,FORFAR.

Prescriptions compounded with Finest Ingredients.

Kodak and Cine Photographic Supplies.

A good Selection of Perfumesand Toilet Requisites always in stock.

Telephone No. 225.

ADAMS & RUSSELL,PLASTERERS & CEMENT WORKERS.

— Orders can be left as usual at —

28 SOUTH STREET, FORFAR.Estimates Given. Jobbing Promptly attended to.

Tile Laying neatly executed.

ADVERTISEMENTS. J 45

A. MAXWELL,Tobacconist and Confectioner,

8 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.Best Brands of Tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes always on hand.

Large Variety of Finest Chocolates and Confections from Leading Makers.

LENDING LIBRARY.

Ladies' and Children' s Outfitters.

Misses STURROCK & WATT40 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Baby Linen, Underclothing, Hosiery, Needlework,

Fancy Goods, Wools, Silks, &c.

Servants' Registry.

Agents for Forfar 6? District Steam Laundry Co. Ltd.

'Phone No. 187.

Established over Seventy Years.

WM. F. S. ESSON,GROCER and WINE MERCHANT,


Orders called for and delivered in Town and Country.


Forfar West Town EndAssociation Ltd.,

BAKERS and GROCERS,


W. BELL, Manager.

Telephone No. 124. Works: EASTERBANK.

Forfar and District

Steam Laundry Co. LtdAll kinds of WASHING,

including BAG WASH & HOME FINISH.Carpet Beating, &c, at Moderate Prices.

Good outside Drying and Bleaching Green.

W&~ MOTOR VAN calls at all the Surrounding Districts.

AGENTS:Misses Cowie *5? Campbell, 106a Castle Street, Forfar.Misses Sturrock 'S? Watt, 40 Castle Street, Forfar.

Misses Whyte, East Port, Forfar.

Mr R. S. Marshall, 110 West High Street, Forfar.

Miss Findlay, 12 Glengate, Kirriemuir.

Mr J. B. Sturrock, Kirkbuddo.Mr D. Liveston, Lunanhead.

Andrew Henderson & SonPainters and Decorators,


BEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS.


Telephone No. 285.

ALEXANDER BAIN,JOINER AND CABINETMAKER,

26i WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Sole Partner—DAVID BOWEN.

Telephone No. 106.

G. Brodlie *S? Sons,Partners: J. F. BRODLIE <3? W. S. BRODLIE,

FORFAR TWINE WORKS,

CHAPEL STREET,

. . FORFAR. . .

PARCEL TWINES A SPECIALTY.

Geo. L Anderson,=y<sX FRUITERER, Kek.,

FLORIST and CONFECTIONER,

redone mo. 3„ 5 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY.

TINNED FRUITS. CIGARETTES.


Sturrock & SonBakers & Confectioners,

50 East High Street,

1 West High Street,

Forfar.

'Phone Ko. 123.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 149

FORFAR NORTHERNSAVING ASSOCIATION LIMITED,

Grocers, Bakers, and General Merchants,

1 1 1 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.ERNEST MANN, Manager.

Wm. C. Robertson,Joiner and Cabinetmaker,

Shop Fitter,Funeral Undertaker,

12 Green Street, Forfar.

* repairsin all Branches of the Trade.

estimates given.

House Address, . 156 East High Street.

JAMES MACKINTOSH,ENGINEER & GENERAL BLACKSMITH,

ANGUS ENGINEERING WORKS,

14b NORTH STREET, FORFAR.

i5° FORFAR DIRECTORY.

Telephone No. 97 KIRRIEMUIR.

JAMES KERR & SONS,Slaters & Contractors,

KIRRIEMUIR and FORFAR.

All Orders punctually attended to.

Telephone No. 6. Telegrams: " Cumming, Hirer, Forfar.

C. ClUMMIWGr,RAILWAY HOTEL, FORFAR.

First-Class Motor Cars for Hire.

Orders left at Railway Hotel Garage will have

prompt and particular attention.

JTunerals conDucteD in Coton anD Country

GEORGE KYDD,Jobbing Gardener,


Bouquets, Wreaths, and Sprays made to order.

Orders can also be left at A. TROUP, 26 Castle Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS. l 5 I

WM. BALFOUR & SON,Leather Merchants & Wholesale Shoe Furnishers,


The Premier House for Footballs and Accessories.

Purveyor of Finest Scotch Meat.QUALITY, SERVICE, and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Telephone No.

400.

Telephone No.

400.

ROBERT WATT,69 NORTH STREET, FORFAR.

CORNED BEEF, PICKLED TONGUES, SAUSAGES, and

COOKED MEATS a Specialty.

pr- ORDERS Called for and Delivered, -mg

Telephone No. 188.

ALEXR. HAY & CO.,Joiners and Funeral Undertakers,

99 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.Works—CHAPEL STREET.


House Address—33 NORTH STREET. House Telephone No. 129.

NORMAN A. POTTER,JOINER and FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,


Quotations for all Classes of Work. Glazier and Lead Screens.

Keenest Terms. First-Class Workmanship and Material Guaranteed.

Established-^ffi''"^'~'^lp~^

?T"^^^^fe Telephone1846. IwAt^^diM^^^ No. 57.

EATON & FYFE,~<5X BUTCHERS, K^x.

42 CASTLE ST., FORFAR.PURVEYORS of SUPPLIES of the BEST QUALITY

HOME-FED and HOME-KILLED MEAT.W OUR MOTTO is EFFICIENCY and SERVICE. ^W§

ORDERS CALLED FOR and DELIVERED DAILY.

Telephone No. 55.

SALUTATION HOTEL,172 East High Street, Forfar.

Family and Commercial. Parties catered for.

A. M. LOWSON, Proprietor.


Telephone No. 478.

JAMES NICOLL,Family Grocer and Wine Merchant,

121 & 123 East High Street, Forfar.

REID HALL, FORFARBest and Largest Hall in Town for

PUBLIC MEETINGS, CONCERTS, LECTURES, &c.

Sitting- Accommodation for 1000.

The Dance Floor has been laid with Maple.

First-Class Accommodation for Whist Drives and Dances.

WEST END REID HALL (Holds 200),

Most suitable Hall for Marriage Parties, Private Dances, &c.

Complete with Furnishings of every description.

UPPER HALL,Suitable for Committee Meetings, &c. Charges Moderate.

For Rates of Hire and Open Dates, apply

JAMES MILLAR, Reid Hall Lodge.

JOHN HILL,.-. Cycle Agent, .-.

28J West High Street, Forfar.

Any make of Cycle supplied. Pram Tyreing Fitted.

Cycles, Radios, and Gramophones repaired.


CONFECTIONS. REFRESHMENTS.

Miss L CHALMERS,Fruiterer, Confectioner, and Tobacconist,

61 North Street, Forfar.Only Best Quality of Goods kept.

CHOCOLATES. FRUITS.

Telephone No. 288.

Milne & Stewart,~<5X BUILDERS, X5K.

FORFAR.

ANDREW STEWART, "Dechmont," Robertson Terrace.

'PHONE 190 or VISIT

"The House of Dorward"for Goods of Sterling Quality.

PROVISIONS, TEAS, COFFEE, WINES, and SPIRITS.

40 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.Established 1 873.


JOHN M cKINNON,Ladies' and Gent.'s Tailor,


Men's, Youths', and Boy's Outfitter.

ESTABLISHED 1884.

Simon Urquhart & SonMERCHANTS

117b CASTLE STREETFORFAR

Yard—QUEEN'S WELL LANE. Phone No. 284.

. . T. H. NIVEN, . .

STATIONER and TOBACCONIST,

94 NORTH STREET, FORFAR.

NORTH STREET SUB-POST OFFICE.


For COACH and MOTOR CAR PAINTING.

CELLULOSED CARS touched up and re-polished.

ALEX. WHYTE,45 SOUTH STREET, FORFAR.

Phone 3V>. 13.

Thos. Muir, Son,&> Patton, Ltd.

Coals, Kitchen Nuts, Briquettes, Firewood.

COAL DELIVERED BY MOTOR.WAGON LOADS TO ANY STATION.

All at Keenest Prices.

79 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.JAMES W. HARKNESS, JLgent.

A. E. BRUCE,FAMILY GROCER,

SPIRIT & WINE MERCHANT,


High Class Liquors, Teas, Groceries, and Provisions.


Established 1909.

JAMES B. MITCHELL,Brush Manufacturer & Hardware Merchant,


Lacquers, Stains, Sponges, and all Cleaning Requisites in Stock.Ever/ description of General and Household Ware.

A.

Telephone No. 407.

Adamson & Son,

Building Contractors,

ACHARN, ROSEBANK ROAD,

FORFAR.

Telephone No. 179.

J. D. Greenhil!.Family Butcher,

153 East High Street,

Forfar.

IkS FORFAR DIRECTORY.

TELEPHONE No. 27.

ALEX. D. STRACHAN,Wood and Coal Merchant,

Office : FORFAR SAW MILL.

TELEPHONE No. 177.

ALLAN SMART,Plumber and

Sanitary Engineer,

135i EAST HIGH STREET,

FORFAR.

Estimates given for all kinds of work.

Telephone No. 350.

JAMES SAMSON,JOINER and CABINETMAKER,GLAZIER and UNDERTAKER,

WEST SUNNYSIDE, FORFAR.All Classes of Joiner Work undertaken. Removals carried out.

Plans prepared and submitted for approval for any sort of Building.Estimates given for large or small Jobs.


Telephone No. 315.

Jas. McLaren & Son,Bakers and Confectioners,

22, 24, and 26 MARKET STREET, FORFAR.

A Good Variety of CAKES, &c, to choose from.

Our Specialty—BRIDIES.

TELEPHONE No. 224.

R. L. FINDLAY & Co.,

Builders and Contractors,

FORFAR.

House Address—Burlea, Wyllie Street.

Building Yard—Roberts Street.

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'Phone No. 85073 DUNDEE.

Adam J. Ingram & Son,Tilelayers and Fireplace Experts,

27 Strathmartine Road, Dundee.

Floor, Wall, and Fireplace Tiles. Tile Hearths. Hearth Furniture.

ESTIMATES FREE. Showroom- 15 MID ROAD.

i6o FORFAR DIRECTORY.

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Telephone No. 180.

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ecoratorslot

(Oast XJl'igh aJtreet, £joortar.

ADVERTISEMENTS. l6l

H. MATTHEW,

THE CRAFT SHOP,103a CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

SPECIALTIES :

Fancy Needlework. Tapestry. Pottery and Glass.

TELEPHONE No. 93.

J. PHASER & SOUS,{Motor <Agents and Engineers,

WEST END GARAGE,

Agents for " HILLMAN " CARS.Try the famous " MINX," still the finest 10-H.P. Car.

The new 14-H.P. Model, the ideal Family Car,

full 5-Seater with luggage accommodation.

ANY MAKE OF CAR SUPPLIED AND SERVICED.

Our Garage being equipped with all the latest Plant, we execute all

Repairs in a practical manner. Personal Supervision always.

ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. CARS FOR HIRE.

The CENTRAL BAKERY,Bakers and Confectioners,


High-Class CAKES and CONFECTIONS.MERINGUES A SPECIALTY.


TELEPHONE No. 489.

ERNEST MILNE,JOINER AND UNDERTAKER,


Estimates given for all kinds of Joiner Work.

Telephone $£(>. 392.

John Roberts & Son,Knitwear Specialists,

41 & 43 East High Street, Forfar.

PURE SILK and ART SILK HOSE,sizes from 8i" to 10 in the following makes :

—

Aristoc, Morley's, Bondor,Bear Brand, Brettle, &c.

sole agents for"Chilprufe" Unshrinkable Underwear.Stocked in all garments suitable for Ladies, Gent.'s, & Children.

JAMES FEARN, Cycle Manufacturer and Motor Agent.

It will pay you to

visit our stock at BALLINGALL'S,118 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR, (PhoneNo. 159)

or at 40 ROODS, KIRRIEMUIR. (PhoneNo.59)

Agent for all leading makes of Motor Cycles.

Always a good selection of second hand Cars in stock.

Your inspection invited. CONSULT US FIRST.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 163

GEORGE NEAVE,Gent.'s Hairdresser,


Razor Blades and other Accessories stocked.

PARKER QIJINK

Writing jMQuink

Prices—9d, 1/3, 2/3, 4/6, 7/6 per Bottle.

CoIourS"-Black, Blue'Black, Blue, Green, Purple, Scarlet.

W. SHEPHERD, Stationer,39 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

HIGH CLASS FISHMONGERS and POULTERERS.

Fresh Supplies Daily.

DIRECT FISH SUPPLY,124 East High Street, Forfar.

Large variety of Tinned Meats. Fresh Fruit in Season. Country Eggs direct from Farm.

Regular supplies of Rabbits in season. Orders called for and delivered.


Telephone No.278.

Telegrams

:

"East End Garage, Forfar.

Live Stock Conveyance a Specialty.

1IB1

ENGINEERand MOTOR HIRER,

EAST END GARAGE,FORFAR.

Landaulettes and Touring Cars for Hireat Moderate Charges.

Oils and Petrol.

Funerals conducted in Town and Country.


DAVID S. MILNE, Slater,PROPERTY REPAIRS. CHIMNEY CANS and ROOFLIGHTS.

COLOUR WASH WALLS, PASSAGES, &c.ESTIMATES GIVEN.

Enquiries: 47 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.TELEPHONE No. 280.

Headquarters of the A.A., R.S.A.C., RA.C.

jARiHMnsHotelFORFAR.

JAMES WALKER,Telephone No. 18. Proprietor.

DUNCAN McPHEE,Ladies' & Gent's Tailor.

Specialist in the Making and Cutting ofLadies' Costumes, Coats, Skirts, and Coat Frocks.Gent's Suits, Overcoats, Dress Suits, and Breeches.


JAMES ANDERSON,Baker and Confectioner,

30 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.FORFAR BRIDIES a Specialty.

PLAIN and FANCY CAKES of all kinds.


J. L DUNCAN,General and Fancy Draper,


ANLABY KNITWEAR for Ladies' and Children's Frocks.

Cardigans, Jumpers, Suits, &c.

Telephone No. 380.

OSNABURG "•*

'

BAR (|'i fIMf"ZriT-

CHOICE SELECTION OF

LIQUEURS, WINES, & SPIRITS.Sf ~ki?' *"^B

STOUTS & ALES aKyJilPi

Always in Perfect Condition. *^S(T. HENDERSON.

£i :.

CIGARS. CIGARETTES."De Reszke" The Aristocrat of Cisrarettes.

PIPES.

MATH. MURDOCH,TOBACCONIST,

20 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR."John Cotton" Tobacco & Cigarettes.

WALKING STICKS.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 167

Established 1905. Telephone No. 38.

i&^$m^ PETRIE'S09^^^^^^^- THE FINEST OF ALL

£sg£3g£ SAUSAGESDAVID B. PETRIE, Family Butcher,


i £§=> Established for over a Century. <=̂ ~—

'

JOHN STRACHAN,Jeweller, Silversmith, Watch & Clockmaker,

10 CROSS, . . . FORFAR.

Always on hand a good Selection of the best makes of

GOLD and SILVER English and Foreign WATCHES,and JEWELLERY of every description.

Gold, Silver, and Electro-Plated Goods in Great Variety,

suitable for Christmas and Wedding Presents.

REPAIRS of all kind in Town and Country promptly andcarefully attended to.

REPAIRS and WINDINGS contracted for.

Telephone No. 291 Forfar.

RITCHIE BROTHERS,~<FX CARRIERS, KS^

FORFAR. DUNDEE. LETHAM.

FORFAR CALL OFFICE—County Garage. Phone No. 291.DUNDEE CALL OFFICE—17 Dock Street. Phone No. 5517.


H. Wright Macneill

High-Class

Fruiterer & Confectioner,

56 CASTLE STREET,

FORFAR.Telephone 2V>. 440.

Lyons' Ice Cream Puddings & Fancy Ices.

Wreaths, Sprays, and Bouquets.

Orders called for and delivered.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 169

TELEPHONE No. 282.

WILLIAM SADDLER,HIGH CLASS PASTRY BAKER & CONFECTIONER,

96 NORTH STREET, FORFAR.WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, & CHRISTENING CAKES.

A Large Variety of CREAM GOODS. Finest FORFAR BRIDIES.

^/icelaloe L/r/no/id

U9 &ast J{lgh Street,

clXsX Jorfar. KeKsWe specialise in MILLINERY, offering an

unlimited choice in the NEW MODELS,which are selected personally for their

attractiveness.

IMPORTANT.—"The Aristocrat of Millinery."

We are Sole Agents in Forfar and District

for " HENRY HEATH " Hats of London,

exclusive to ourselves. Fittings from 6| to 1\.

t/Special Broohure on request.

Telephone No. 214.

STEWART'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL,34 CASTLE STREET, FORFAR.

Central for Railway Station, Golf Course, and Bus Stance.

PIC-NIC PARTIES CATERED FOR.

Open on Sundays. Marquees Supplied. Charges Moderate.

GORDON STEWART, Proprietor.


W. PATERSON,Picture Frame Maker and Photographer,


Tapestry & Needlework Mounted for Fire Screens, Stools, Trays, Pictures.

High Class Photographs, Amateur Films Developed, Printed, Enlarged.

FAMILY BUTCHER,

139 EAST HIGH STREET,.'. FORFAR. .\

FINEST MEAT AT CURRENT PRICES.SAUSAGES, COOKED TRIPE, and POTTED MEAT.

The Latest REFRIGERATING PLANT by Sterne & Co. Ltd., Glasgow.

Established 1874. Telegrams—" Simpson, Shipper, Forfar."

CHARLES SIMPSON,BOOKSELLER and STATIONER,

EMIGRATION and GENERAL SHIPPING AGENT,

EAST PORT CORNER, FORFAR.Through Bookings at each Company's Ocean and Inland Rates.Reliable Information given Free of Charge, no extras whatever.

Bills of Sailings frankly supplied on application. a$^- - ^

«r" Iffc'"v

ADVERTISEMENTS. 171

Telephone No. 294.

FRANK WATT,JOINER and UNDERTAKER,

176 EAST HUGH STREET, FORFAR.Estimates given for all kinds of Joinery. Funerals conducted in Town & Country.

House Address-15 LITTLE CAUSEWAY.

Telephone No. 337.

JOHN S. LAING,BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, and NEWS AGENT,

26-28 EAST HiGH STREET, FORFAR.All Papers Stocked and Delivered. Circulating Library.

Wallpapers from 3d per roll. Trimming Free.

No. 131.

A. P. SUTTIE,LADIES' OUTFITTER,


Millinery, Gowns, Coats, Knitted Wear, &c.

Telephone No. 240.

*g HAIRDRESSING %+-

PERMANENT WAVING by

EUGENE & MACDONALD, at

PATULLO'SLadies' & Gent.'s Hairdresser,

168 EAST HIGH ST., FORFAR.


THE HOUSE FOR GOOD

Tailoring and Outfitting*

JOHN ROBERTS,84 WEST HIGH STREET, FORFAR.

Early or Late, 'Phone Forfar 148. No extra Charge for Booking.FREE CAR PARK.W The PAVILION »

M . ,. ,vcc Forfar's "Homely " House with Mrj. scott,Miss H. FYFE, j

AssistManageress, the Supreme Western Electric Manager.

EACH EVENING (except Saturday) at 7-40 p.m. SATURDAY at 5-40 & 8-30 p.m.MATINEES on MONDAY at 4 15 p.m.; THURSDAY & SATtm©AY at 2-15 p.m.,

except on Holidays and Special Occasions.——f

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'Phone No. 265 Forfar. 4 "*> ,' v^Phone No. 197 Kirriemuir.

BREMNER BROTHERS,Electrical and Radio Engineers,

152 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR,and Reform Street, Kirriemuir.

THOMAS WAKEFORD,CONFECTIONER, GENERAL GROCER,

> * and TOBACCONIST,

*£V*\ ARBROATH ROAD, FORFAR.

Only Best Makes of Sweets stocked.

Groceries at Keenest Prices. Finest Blends of Cigarettes.

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