A report is given on a very successful concert held on December 17th 1906 to raise funds for the Church Institute and on Christmas Eve by the Children’s Guild which Mrs Lane started in March 1906.

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March 1907

Reports on the Children’s Fancy Dress Ball and the Billiard Tournament promoted by the MCI (Mapperley Church Institute) Club

Holy Matrimony

• Feb 2nd – Arthur Moon to Minnie Watchorn

Burials

• Jan 30th – Charlotte Lawson, aged 40 years
• Feb 14th – Mary Ann Harvey, aged 64 years
• Feb 21st – Betsy Flint, aged 55 years
• Feb 24th – Winifred Rose Wyatt, aged 6 months

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April 1907

Holy Baptism

• Mar 31 – Samuel Oswald, son of Samuel and Rose Ella Howitt
• Mar 31 – Florence Harriett, daughter of Joseph and Rose Hannah Hawley
• Mar 31 – Richard Arthur, son of Joseph and Lydia Daniels
• Mar 31 – Lucy Rebecca, daughter of John and Fanny Isam
• Mar 31 – Stella, daughter of Harry and Jane Wint

Holy Matrimony

• Mar 30 – Arthur Isam to Mary Ann Bowley

Burial

• Mar 7 – Francis Charles Wint, aged 2 years
• Mar 19 – Harry Wint, aged 1 year
• Mar 28 – Edith Durow, aged 15 months

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May 1907

A report on Theatrical Entertainment held in the Church Institute.

Holy Matrimony

• April 27 – Harry Ernest Hobson to Elizabeth Ellen Simpson

Burial

• April 20 – James Isam. Aged 65 years

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June 1907

Holy Matrimony

• May 11 –Hidman Kerry to Alvina Harvey
• May 20 – Albert Hobson to Mona Naomi Caswell

Burials

• May 2 – Joseph Hand Hardy, aged 61 years
  
• May 2 –Jane Slater, aged 87 years

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August 1907

Holy Baptism

• July 7 – George Edwin, son of William and Annie Harriett Hancock
• July 7 – Ernest Reuben, son of James and Lucy Bramley Watchorn

Holy Matrimony

• July 13 – Samuel Saxton to Emma Hawley

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September 1907

Holy Matrimony

• July 31 – Charles Durow to Mary Thornhill

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October 1907

Holy Baptism

• September 1 – Kathleen Mary, daughter of Joseph and Mary Hawley
• September 1 – Jescelia May, daughter of George Edward and Charlotte Hawley
• September 1 – William David Murray, son of William and Grace Hamilton

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November 1907

Holy Baptism

• October 6 – Charles Robert, son of Robert and Mary Ann Clough
• October 6 – George Leslie, son of Horace and Gertrude Wint

Holy Matrimony

• October 5 – Charles Amos Martin to Ruth Ann Hawley

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December 1907

Church Institute
On November 14th a billiard math was played against Stanley Common

Holy Baptisms

• November 3 – William Henry, son of Charles and Sarah Ann Hopcroft
• November 17 – Francis Emma, daughter of Joan and Hannah Bridges

Burials

• November 11 – John Roe, aged 6 months
• November 14 – Mabel Saxton, aged 16 days

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MAPPERLEY NOTES 1908 Notes From Parish Magazines

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January 1908

Holy Baptism

• Dec 1 1907 – Gladys Mary, daughter of John and Lydia Baker

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March 1908

Burial

• Feb 20 – Kathleen Mary Hawley, aged 9 months

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April 1908

Mapperley Cricket Club held a concert on March 3rd in aid of the funds of the club

Holy Baptism

• 1st March – Ada, daughter of Richard Robert and Ethel Grace Hind

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June 1908

Births

• 5 April – Gladys Irene, daughter of George and Mary Wetton

Marriages

• 18 April – James Marson to Dinah Howitt
• 11 May – Francis Ashe to Eliza Selina Louisa Butler

Deaths

• 12 May – George Hartshorne aged 11 months
• 20 May – John Winson, Shipley, aged 13 months

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July 1908

Holy Baptism

• 7 June – Muriel Dora, daughter of Henry and Florence Marion Durow

Holy Matrimony

• 6 June – Ernest Saxton and Alice Ann Hobson
• 8 June – Walter Bowley Green and Mary Jane Stenson

Burial

• 7 June – Samuel Harvey, aged 73 years

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August 1908

The Choir outing took place on 11 July. The outing was to Yarmouth.

Holy Baptism

• July 12 – Charles. Son of Charles and Elizabeth Smith

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September 1908

The Mapperley Flower Show took place on 22nd August and was a very successful event.

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October 1908

On Wednesday 23rd September saw a visit to Shipley Hall by the Sunday School. Mrs Miller Mundy invited the teachers and the elder scholars to tea. The party numbered 50 in all and the beautiful gardens were fully explored. The swing and the revolving see-saw were an additional amusement. The splendid orchestra organ in the ballroom was listened to with pleasure. Tea was at 5pm and a sumptuous tea was set out for them in the servant’s hall with the house servants in attendance. At the end presents were set out and everyone invited to chose one.

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December 1908

The Church Institute had an eventful day on November 14 when a new three-quarter size billiard table erected and fixed. The table arrived at West Hallam Station and the club were indebted to Mr S Durow, who kindly lent a horse, and to Mr Toplis of West Hallam who kindly lent his dray.