You are invited to our Coffee Morning on Saturday 19 July at the Heritage Resource Centre in Ryde Cemetery, any time between 10am and 1pm.
We were very pleased to see more members turn up for our Social Morning on Saturday 5th July, also some visitors.
The next Beat Surgery will be held in The South Chapel at Ryde Cemetery on 8th July.
Built between 1760 and 1769 by General Amherst. It was named after him, following his victory at St. John’s, New Brunswick, Canada in 1758.
Mr Whittington was a well-known tradesman in the High Street as a Plumber & Painter, and he was a deacon of the Baptist Church
One of the most interesting exhibitions which has been witnessed in this town for a long time is now open to the public at the Victoria-rooms. It is that of glass-blowing.
A further “rescue operation” was made by members of the Wight Locomotive Society.
The next Beat Surgery will be held in The South Chapel at Ryde Cemetery on Tuesday 10 June. An opportunity to liaise with your local police
It seems hardly possible that a village like St. Helens could put a team on the field able to beat any team that a town like Ryde could muster.