Mr. A. N. Dixon

Floral tributes were sent by the following:-Mother a= nd Neil; Harry, Nellie and children; Laurence, Margaret and family; Aunts and Nora; Her workpeople; Mr. and Mrs. Gainham; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd; Mr. and Mrs. Andrews; From Speed's Lane; Louisa and Myrtle; The Misses Instone; Mr= s. Walker and family; Mr. and Mrs. Rich; Mr. Whitmore; Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore; = Mr. and Mrs. Denstone; Annie and Emma; Jenny; Mr. and Mrs. W. Denstone; Mrs. Barker; Mrs. Garbett; Miss Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Roper, Jack and Dorothy; Mr. = and Mrs. Harrison; Mr. and Mrs. George and Derrick; Miss L. Watkins and Cedric;= Mr. and Mrs. Heighway; Mrs. Humphries and Nancy; Miss Bowyer; Arthur and family; The Misses Lister; Mr. and Mrs. Corfield; Mr. Cartwright and family; Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
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The = family mourners were Mr. Harry and Master Neil Southorn (son and grandson), and Mr= . A. Lawrence Dixon, Iron-Bridge (son-in-law).
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John, and Lawrence.

"The Lost Chord" by Mr. Arthur Dixon was capitally rendered.Mr. H. Bunnagar, jun., was very successful in his flute solos, and Mr. F. Bartle gave a finely-executed piano solo.
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Art.
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The Board then proceeded with the question of superannuation to Mr. J. Dixon, late collector for Broseley and Linley parishes. — Mr. Dixon, in a letter, asked the Board to add 10 years to his service.—The Clerk remarked that he had completed 26 years' services, and the amount of his superannuation money was £44 4s.
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DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT.—On Thursday morning there quietly passed away, after prolonged and intense suffering, Mrs. Dixon, wife of Mr. John Dixon, for many years registrar of births end deaths, and collector of rates and taxes, High Street.
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Poole., B. Gittins, H. Wilde, J. Watkins, Alfred Preston, Bunnagar, Glover, A. N. Dixon, A. J. Preston, D. Potts, and E. Bullock.