From The Parish Magazine, October 1902:
Warminster (Minster & St. John’s). One of the lost umbrellas has been restored to its rightful owner. The other (lady’s with large loose wooden ring as handle) is still no doubt quietly reposing in someone’s umbrella stand.
From The Parish Magazine, September 1902:
Warminster (Minster & St. John’s). Lost! Two umbrellas. One a lady’s brown silk, with large loose wooden ring as handle; the other, a gentleman’s, crook handle of dark wood. Information about either will gladly be received at the Vicarage.
From The Parish Magazine, August 1902:
Warminster (Minster & St. John’s). The Vicar thinks it may be useful occasionally to publish the names of women in the parish who can undertake various kinds of work:-
Mrs. Jones, Portway, charing;
Mrs. Stubbs, Emwell Street, charing and washing;
Mrs. Tabor, 15 South Street, Newtown, charing and washing;
Mrs. Stubbs, Sambourne Yard, needlework at home.
