NBWTA Report 1904-026
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48 Tulse H ill and Norwood Y: Adopted a ‘‘niece” Stourbridge: Y branch i a ani ; | i: Y: Edgbaston i. | . : . Redhill; Refreshment tent at fair. Y branch formed. Richmond: Temperance tent on Bank Holidays. Handsworth : Lending library formed. Basingstoke : Refreshment public-houses closed. Moseley: Porritt. W. R. bands Coffee room Newport formed. and coffee van. of Band Sa i i Sexortnr tones Police-court Mission work, and work : bt barmaids, circulating petitions, &c. Brixton and Stockwell: Demonstration lady missionary to visit working women outer : Camberwell: Buetnide i Presented petition on behalf to and Newington ‘ i A Spee Ses rr l h i j ! eae : Work successful. Nunhead : New jonaen Ny and fair. conducted three hundred in September. Two by Miss members ; trustees, Bluntisham : Band of Hope started, and a Crusaders’ League for boys over fourteen. Bootle: Sale of Work. Result, £67 17s. 3d. for U.K.A. Jubilee Fund. Library of purity literature. Haslingden: Successfully opposed fifteen Music Hall licences. Liverpool: Inauguration of White Ribbon Bands. Fairfield : Coffee carts. adult Branches. Preston : Work among tram-carmen. try to get new y 7e number of signatures ; Christmas parcels of and Forest Gate. ; among Branch young formed people in in business one of the has worst been of Y Branches. Eight New Year breakfast and tea. Gainsboro’ ; Opposed three licences successfully. Chatham : Canvassing against new licences, and barmaids. Held a “Pound Sale” to form a sick fund. employment Meetings Jersey : Laundry for inebriate women. ‘ very j E places in 4 3 a 4 of Bay : Successfully opposed two grocers’ licences. Lyminge and Eltham: Coffee van at cattle sales. Workhouse. i Sittingbourne: Refreshment tent at fétes. Guernsey : Girls’ club formed. Lee and Lewisham: Four medical lectures held in November on Work for Police-court “Health and Hygiene in relation to Alcohol.” sti Mission and Home. Thirty- Lewisham Bridge: Women’s Temperance Slate Club. nembers. ; meetings Entertained to luncheon show a licence in a new district. Herne clothing sent to Greenwich i \ Successful flower Toxteth : Coffee cart at Dockyard. ' Manchester and Salford: Formation of _ against Licensing Bill. members, Deptford and Brockley: Obtained a large against employment of barmaids. bs Eltham: Work for Police-court Mission. : 1% ; i i : Bermondsey and Rotherhithe: Special work among the poorer Meetings held women by Miss Dale of the Bermondsey Settlement. fortnightly in St. George’s House as well as the monthly and weekly ects Blackheath: ba. Union at Hose. Bank Maintains Bible reader. \ 4 it of Hope tent Licensing work. St. Albans : Assisted Temperance Council in successfully opposing Aberdare: i i café Portsmouth: Petition against employment of barmaids. Police- court work. South Hayling : Successful in opposing new licence. Barnet: Temperance catering at fair. Sale of Work for Alpha tent at fair. Martock : Temperance i on Forest Epping in tent Temperance (Isle of Wight): Twenty new members. in Pie Winchcombe: Boxing-day café entertainment. Walkden : Successfully opposed licence. Shrewsbury : Formed Y Branch. Walthamstow: i d dt Holiday ne Stroud: Coffee-suppers with bright meeting for working women. Holidays. i. started. neo igheester Y: Formed Band of Hope and W. R. band. Buxton: Hh ristol: Collecting funds for coffee-house. Cheltenham: Two White Ribbon Bands kept cept on Easter Monday. Opened social institute. Abingdon . Refreshment tent at fairs. Wallingford : Tea tent at fair. Elswick : Two new branches and W. R. band formed. Stocksfield-on-Tyne: Y branch formed. iy Successful missionary Stockton-on-Tees: Café at bazaar. ings: Formed Y branch. second coffee cart for night work, Ge | 1) Branch, getting a eee Batley Y.: Formed W. R. branch at Carlingham. Birkésilicadl Y: Sale of work in aid of another Branch. | by by Visiting Hill: Tulse Duxhurst. from at Birkenhead : Five coffee carts. One in early market. Chester : Bazaar to free Temperance Hall from debt. Congleton : Temperance institute for men as reading and recreation room. ; Heswall : Working for sale of work to erect a hall. Hoylake: Raising funds for social institute. Wallasey: Three coffee carts worked. Rescue home maintained. West Kirby: Coffee cart. Formation of two cottage Branches. B—3 |