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Edition: Thurs, May 20th, 1897 Thurs, May 20th, 1897
BOARD OF GUARDIANS.
The fortnightly meeting was held on Thursday. Present:
Rev. A. F. CURWEN, chairman
Rev. G. B. ARMES
Rev. E. H. SUGDEN
Rev. W. G. C. HODGSON
Messrs. DEES
M'GOWAN
BROWN
J. S. AINSWORTH
KENWORTHY
MUSGRAVE
PEARSON
MITCHELL
HARTLEY
GRAHAM
T. KITCHIN
J. J. DIXON
DALZELL
FLETCHER
PETTIGREW
ATKINSON
BENSON
BACKS
REDSHAW
MOORE
G. DIXON
J. BRAGG , Whitehaven
L. SALKELD
J. BRAGG, Beckermet
W. H. ATKINSON, clerk.
The Chairman, referring to Jubilee Day, thought the members would all be of
opinion that the old people should have a treat on that day. He moved that
they have a dinner somewhat similar to the Christmas dinner, and that there also
be an allowance made to each of the old inmates of tea and tobacco. Mr.
GRAHAM seconded the motion, and it was agreed to. It was decided that the House
Committee carrying out the arrangements with the master.
Mr. KENWORTHY gave notice of motion that the salary of Mr. HARTLEY,
assistant overseer at St. Bees, be increased in accordance with the recommendation of
the Parish Council.
The Clerk, (referring to a letter from the Whitehaven overseers forwarding
copy of a resolution that the duties of the assistant overseer having been
increased, the Board of Guardians be recommended to add to his salary a sum
equal to that paid to Mr. TELFER, the late assistant overseer) said that they
could deal with that when they got Mr. TELFER's superannation allowance
settled. Mr. TELFER's allegation was that he had lost £107 a year by this change. It
was agreed that it be reported to the Relief Committee to report to the
Board. Mr. DEES gave notice of motion that the salary of the industrial trainer
be increased. - It was agreed to advertise for tenders for papering and
painting.
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