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Unusual interest - a - t - te - r7(ie - d the annual picnic of the Warrington and District Teachers' Association, held at the Pleasure Grounds, Thelwall Brook, on Saturday, when -bowling mains were held by the ladies and gentlemen in the afternoon and evening respectively. A han

The fresh fruit season comes as a delightful change after the long -winter, and young and old benefit by the lighter diet cheap fruit makes pessible as the hot weather approaches. To ; add to the nutrition and tastiness of the fruit " a light crisp paste is a highly-appreciated

COUNCILLORS' AND " TERRIERS' " TRIBUTES. A goodly number of guests assembled at the Rectory to meet Mrs. Thurston at a series of "at homes" on Wednesday and Thursday. The grounds were very tastefully decorated, but unfortunately rain prevented full enjoyment of the same. The wed

• Thomas Tones, of .Oakland-street, Widnes, rescued a boy from the, Mersey; at Widnes, on Sunday evening: He was standing the Transporter Bridge approach, when he was informed that a boy had got into the water. Without hesittrtion he rushed to the promenade wall and , went after

Annual Main. The following qualified in Saturday's games to play for the 64 prizes :—A. Payne, J. Ashburner (St. John's), G. Shaw, R. Fogg, J. Davies, M. Cunningham, W. Bouchier, P. Taylor, W. Crawford, A. Broadhurst, W. Timmins, W. Farrington, M. Brooks, T. Pownall, W. Locker,

Played at Port Sunlight on Saturday Results : Mixed Doubles—Mr. Percival and Miss Marsh beat Mr. Fawcett and Miss Carr, 6- 1 ,5, 6-4; Mr. Evans and Miss Jenks beat Mr. Gordon and Miss Truman, 6-4, 6-5; Mr. Sandy and Miss Jones beat Mr. Higson and Miss Smith, 6-5, 6-2; Mr. Snelli