PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10420, 11 September 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr C. H. Poole, to Mastorton yesterday. ' Mr J.' G. Cooper returned to>Masvterton; on Saturday from a business " 4 visit to Tfapiier and Gisborne. " Mr A.- Duristall, of Newman, who . has been on a trip to the Old; Country,, Testjiricd to Tiis home on . Friday last., Mrs Infield, who has been in, busi-: ness in Masterton for the past sixteen years, left on Saturday for Martin- , borough, "where sho intends to reside. 5 The death is announced from Grey- • mouth of the Rev. D. A. Anderson, the welKknown Presbyterian minister, t age^7s. ' The death is announced by cable of Mrs Ramsay Maodonald, wife of the leader of the Labour party in the Brit-, ish House of Commons. He Rev. W. A. Evans, of Wellington, conducted the anniversary ;services'in the Congregational Churoh at "Madterton yesterday. The Rev. A. Hodge, of this town, vras in Weflling- . . tonrr . '■' In the annual report of the Masterton'Congregational Ghuroh, published to-day, sorrowful mention is made of -the "death of Mr H. A. Welch, which r occurred recently at' Auckland, and sympathy is extended to his widow . anfl "family. | A wireless message has beeh received : > -by "Mr Charles Beetham from Mr and j Mrs"W. *H. Beetham. on board the steamer Uldmaroa, "All's well.' The message was received at 8,55 on Saturday last; They left Wellington rat "5 o.m; on Friday, and would ' therefore "bo a good distance out. Mr and "Mrs "BeetXam have gone to Syd-« ney on a holiday-trip.