Births
TAYLOR -- November 13, at 13, Claremont Street, to Helen, wife of James C. Taylor, Heathcote, Sans Souci Park, Belfast -- a son.
Marriages
DICK--LEITH -- November 5, 1930, at Belmont Presbyterian Church, George Shaw, youngest son of Mrs. Dick and the late James Dick, to Alice Emily, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Leith, both of Cregagh, Belfast.
Deaths
CRAWFORD -- November 18, 1930, suddenly, at his residence, 40, Rathcool Street, Lisburn Road, John Crawford, late ex Sergeant R.I.C.
Interment notice later. Inserted by his Nephew and Niece, R. W. AND M. SHIELDS. 40, Rathcool Street.
EASTON -- November 18, 1930, at his residence, 2, Westland Road, Cliftonville, Robert Easton (late of 134, North Queen Street), beloved brother of Elizabeth Easton and Annie Carlisle. Funeral to Doagh Burying-ground to-morrow (Thursday), 20th inst., at 1 o'clock. No flowers, please.
FINNEY -- November 18, 1930, at 11, Lombard Street, Margaret, dearly-beloved wife of Matthew Finney. Funeral from above address to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, for interment in Dundonald Cemetery.
"Gone to be with Christ, which is far better."
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and Daughter.
London and American papers please copy.
GOULD -- November 17, 1930, at his son's residence, 157, Tennent Street, Alexander Gould. Funeral and House private. No flowers, by request.
ALEXANDER GOULD.
HAGAN -- November 17, 1930, at his residence, 62, Foreman Street, Belfast, James Hagan, beloved father of Isabella Hagan. Funeral from above address to Carnmoney Burying-ground to-day, (Wednesday), the 19th, at 2 o'clock.
ISABELLA HAGAN.
KINKEAD -- November 17, at her residence, Hollymount, Osborne Park, Kate, beloved wife of Robert Kinkead. Funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock to City Cemetery.
LILBURN -- November 18, 1930, at her mother's residence, Ballymacateer, Lurgan, Annie, dearly-loved daughter of James and Hannah Lilburn. Funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, to the family burying ground, Maralin.
MORROW -- November 17, 1930, at her residence, Ballymenoch, Holywood, Cathrene, relict of the late Samuel Morrow. Funeral to Dundonald Old Churchyard to-day (Wednesday), 2-30 p.m. Friends will please accept this (the only) intimation.
JAMES MORROW.
McCOUBREY -- October 29, 1930, at Kaslo, B.C., Canada, Eva, widow of John A. McCoubrey, formerly of Grove Hill, Spa, Ballynahinch.
Deeply regretted.
OSBORNE -- November 18, 1930, at Marine Parade, Holywood, Thomas Edens, beloved husband of Margaret Osborne. Funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock p.m., to Holywood Cemetery. No flowers, by request.
REID -- November 18, 1930, her residence, Castledawson, Ellie Elizabeth Bay, dearly-beloved wife of Sergeant W. E. Reid, R.U.C., Castledawson. Her remains will be removed to-morrow (Thursday), 20th, at 2-30 p.m., for interment in Christ's Church, Castledawson.
Deeply regretted by her loving Husband and Children.
Dublin and London papers please copy.
REID -- November 18, 1930, at her husband's residence, Castledawson, Ellie Elizabeth Bay, wife of Sergeant W. E. Reid, R.U.C., Castledawson.
Deeply regretted by her Mother and Sisters, SALLY and CORRIE and Brothers-in-law.
Dublin and London papers please copy.
SMALL -- November 18, at Ballymenoch Park, Marino, Holywood, Agnes Hester, wife of James M. Small. Funeral private. No flowers.
Clippings
NAMING A CHILD:Belfast Constables Unusual Task.
THE FATE OF A FOUNDLING.
The question of finding a name for a child who has been found by a Belfast constable in the streets of the city was discussed at yesterday's meeting of the Belfast Board of Guardians.
Information had been received from the police that they had failed to trace the parent of the child which Constable Robert T. Young, Roden Street Barracks, had found abandoned at the corner of Jacob Street and Stanley Street. The child was two weeks old on 28th October.
Constable Young attended the meeting and was informed by the chairman (Capt. E.J.L.Turner, M.C.) that to him was due the outstanding privilege of naming the foundling.If he did not like to name the child the Board would do it.
The constable said that his own son bore his Christian name, but he did not mind his surname being used for the child.He suggested that it might be named after the streets in the vicinity of which it was found - "Jacob Stanley Young".
A Member - Is the child a Jew?
Constable Young said that he belonged to the Church of Ireland and that he wished the child to be brought up under that denomination.
It was decided to drop the name "Jacob" and give the child the name "Stanley Young".
The Chairman (to the Constable) - We hope that your authorities will recognise that you have given good service in relation to this child. The Board are very much obliged to you.
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NEW PROBATIONER NURSES
The Board agreed to the appointment of fifteen probationer nurses, as
follows:-
Charlotte Boyd Fair, 2, Kilbarne Gardens, Knock, Belfast;
Agnes Hynds, Largy, Limavady;
Jane Leathem, 19 East Down View, Low Road, Lisburn;
Margaret Linton, Churchtown, Cookstown ( home address, Killygullig);
Alice Mulholland, 41 Clonard Gardens, Belfast;
Evelyn Scott, 64 Myrtle Park, Belfast (home address, Newtownstewart,
County Tyrone);
Sarah Emily Tate, Ballykeel, Dromore, County Down;
Emily Wyber, 590 Donegall Road, Belfast;
Mary Long, 95 University Street, Belfast;
Kathleen Millikin, 41 Campbell Park Avenue, Strandtown, Belfast;
Isabella Jacob, Belfast Charitable Institution, North Queen Street (home address, Cloonmass, Ballymore, County Donegall);
Kathleen M'Connon, 8 Market Square, Newry;
Norah Elizabeth Surginer, 218 Albertbridge Road, Belfast (home
address, Townparks, Antrim;
Martha Daly, "Devenport House", Dobbin Street, Armagh; and
Edith M Johnston, Riverside, Cloughogue, Crossmaglen, County Armagh.
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REDUCED DISPENSARY WORK
The Medical Charities Committee, members of which had visited the dispensaries, reported that in the opinion of the medical officers the work at Templemore Avenue and Ballyhackamore dispensaries would be reduced by 50 per cent by the extension of medical benefits under the Health Insurance Act.At Springfield Road and Glengall Street dispensaries there was a decreased attendance but an increase was recorded at the Rumford Street and North Queen Street stations.
The report was adopted.
The Board declined to receive a deputation from the Belfast branch of the Irish Unemployed Workers Movement.
Mr Collins (Nat.) moved and Mr H Diamond (Nat.) seconded, that they should be heard, but Mr John Wilson J.P., pointed out that there was no indication in the letter of application as to what the deputation wished to discuss. Mr Jamieson seconded.
The voting against the motion was 19 to 4.
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BELFASTMAN'S HEROISM
The Royal Humane Society announces that James Leaman, 23 Kyle Street, Sydenham, Belfast, has been awarded their Parchment for having saved from drowning at Belfast on 25th August, Thomas Cordiner, 10, who whilst trying to recover a football from the Lagan got into difficulties.