1877, August 10, Friday a
Miss E Dix called this morning about Sunday School prizes and to ask whether mothers might bring babies to tea this afternoon. I said they might, Mrs Stevens would be glad to see the babies.
Gave treat in school room and afterwards on my lawn to the Sunday School children and their mothers.
Prizes for attendance and conduct were awarded as follows:
|
Girls’ School |
|
1st class | ||
1st prize | Eliza Harris | 59 |
2nd prize | Emma Webb | 59 |
3rd prize | M A Barton | 52 |
2nd class | ||
1st prize | Mary Webb | 58 |
2nd prize | Laura Webb | 57 |
3rd class | ||
1st prize | Anna Lines | 55 |
2nd prize | Eliza Hancock | 48 |
Boys’ School | ||
1st class | ||
1st prize | Harry Coleman | |
2nd prize | Harry Manning | |
2nd class | ||
1st prize | Joseph Payne | |
2nd prize | John Tay | |
3rd class | ||
1st prize | William Sabin | |
There were 6 nice coloured pictures, framed and glazed, and 6 books.
Farmers, etc were invited to tea and open evening at Vicarage. The following were present:
- Mr and Mrs Woolgrove
- Mr and Mrs Turner
- Mr and Mrs Hiorns
- Mr and Mrs F Manning
- Mr Herbert
- Mr O Shelswell
- Sally Fox
- 3 Misses Dix
- Miss Mawle
- Mrs Way
- Marion Way
- Mr and Mrs Elley
- Mrs Pettipher
- Mr Joseph Pettipher junior
- Mr Coles
- Miss Rimell (?James?)
- Miss Annie Smith (Brailes)
- Mr Bradshaw (Chippenham)
- Mrs G Martin
- Miss A Martin
- Mr Harry Stevens
- Miss Rosa Stevens
- Mrs Stevens
- Mrs Mawle’s granddaughter.
All others were invited but could not come.