“ADVENTURE IS WORTHWHILE.” – AESOP
MOSBRO’. Fire. —On Monday night, about eleven o’clock a fire was discovered in the cellar under the grocer’s shop of Mr. Jabez Peat at Mosbro’, by one of the neighbours, who gave an alarm, and Mr. Peat, who with his … Read More
PROPOSED NEW CHURCH AT MOSBRO’ – To the Editor. I read with much astonishment the letter by a “Resident of Mosbro’,” in your paper of yesterday. From the tone of his remark’s he would make the outside world believe … Read More
The late Post Office premises being found too small to accommodate the rapidly increasing postal business at Mosbro’, a new and more convenient set of offices has just been built and opened on the Green. After repeated applications to the … Read More
Thirty seven Mosbro’ miners were summoned before the Eckington Magistrates on Monday in answer to summonses for gaming at heads and tails at Mosbro’ on September 28th 1919. The police withdrew one summons against Arthur Wainwright, and two defendants George … Read More
MOSBRO’. A whist drive and a dance were held in the Endowed Schools Wednesday, in aid of the Rod Cross Society’s funds. The proceeds were handed over to Mrs. E. Wells, of Elmwood. The arrangements were carried out the following … Read More
MOSBRO’ CORONATION CELEBRATIONS – SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER 1917 In connection with the Mosbro’ Wesleyan Sunday School Band of Hope, a children’s cantata, “The Coronation,” was given in the Schoolroom Saturday by 30 children assisted by a few friends. … Read More
A POLICE HAUL 36 MOSBRO’ MINERS CAUGHT GAMING. Thirty seven Mosbro’ miners were summoned before the Eckington Magistrates on Monday in answer to summonses for gaming at heads and tails at Mosbro’ on September 28th 1919. The police withdrew … Read More