Diary of Rev Edward Stevens

1886, May 15, Saturday 

Visited Thomas Rimmell. The child of his, bitten some months ago by a dog supposed to be mad is very well.

Visited Jane Haynes, John Reason and Widow Hathaway.

Windy, showery and cold.

1886, May 17, Monday

Drove to Banbury this afternoon. Weather was pretty fine, though it was showery in the morning.

1886, May 18, Tuesday

Rev Dr Wood and Rural Dean inspected my Church. Mr Woolgrove met him there.

Banbury Clerical Society met here at my invitation today. It was a very wet morning, but there were present

  • Mr Highton, of Great Bourton
  • Dr Wood, of Cropredy
  • Mr Jordan, of Drayton
  • Mr E. Marshall, of Sandford
  • Mr Mozeley, of Wigginton
  • Mr Cave, of Bloxham.

Several other members had accepted my invitation but were prevented from coming by the weather; viz:-

  • Mr Langhorn, of Over Worton
  • Mr Izat, of Wroxton
  • Mr Graham Jones of Christ Church, Banbury
  • Mr Spencer of Steeple Aston.

Received note from Hole saying that he had been appointed Rector of St Paul’s, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Drove Bell, Ethel Hole and Frank as far as Compton Wynyates this evening.

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