DRIGG

                The carcass of a large cow washed up on the beach on
        Saturday and was in an advanced state of decomposition.

                The hotel at Holmrook, the Lutwidge Arms, is being
        painted and papered to be ready for the reception of visitors
        expected at Easter.

                The chiming bells at Holmrook Hall can be heard a con-
        siderable distance round the village, and the sweet sounds are
        much enjoyed.

                Mrs. J. HUDDLESTON,  of Whitehaven, has considerably
        improved in health, after a fortnight's stay at Drigg.

                It is said that more bicycles pass through Holmrock than
        through any other village for twelve miles around.

                At a recent farm stock sale a farmer who had purchased a
        number of poultry carried them into the Drigg Hotel and placed
        them under the table in the bar, when one of the hens availed
        herself of the opportunity of laying an egg.

                Daffodils or Lenten lilies are in great abundance this year.

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