Rushden Research Group: Miss Emma Wooding 1898 part 3

The Rushden Echo, March to September 1898, transcribed by Kay Collins

Miss Emma Wooding 1898 - part 3

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12th List - 20th May 1898
	s	d	£	s	d
Mr. Geo Baines		6
Collected by Mrs. Field
Mr. Lovell		6
Mrs. Newcomb		2
Mrs. James		6
Mrs. Thraves		2
W. W. H.		2
Mrs. Bond		6
M. S. M.		2
A. F.		1
Mrs. York		3
Mrs. Thomson		2
Mrs. Robinson		1½
Mrs. Young		2
A. H.		2
A. F.		2
Mrs. Packwood		2
Mr. Abbot		6
Mrs. Temshed		3
Mrs. George		3
Mr. George		3
Mrs.Wilkins		2
Mrs. Farey		2
E. George		2
Friend		2
A. F.		2
Miss Thomson		4
Mrs. Parsons		6
Mrs. Westly		6
A. F.		1½
				7	0
Collected by Emma Field and Nellie Jackson
J. Tailby		6
A. Barwick		6
A. Newton		6
Gladys Bayes		6
A Friend	1	0
Another		6
E. Cunnington	1	0
A Friend		3
Mrs. Rogers		2
T. S.		3
A Friend		3
G. H. Skinner	1	0
A Friend		3
G. A. W. Tuckley		6
A Friend		3
E. P.		2
A Friend		3
Mrs. C. Bayes	2	6
Miss Bayes	2	6
G. White		3
J. Denton		3
A. L. Clark		3
A Friend		3
B. A. Lynes		3
A Friend	1	0
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		2
A Friend		6
A Friend		2
A Friend		2
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		2
A Friend		3
A Friend		6
J. Gray		3
Mrs. Sykes		2
Mrs Jones		2
Mr. Clarke		6
Mr. Cooper		2
Mrs. Dawson		2
Mrs. Whitworth		2
Mrs. George		1
Mrs. Wykes		2
E. Harris		2
M. Eyers		3
C. Leeding		2
Mrs. Partridge		6
Mrs. Sherwood		2
Mrs. Betts		6
Mrs. Johnson		6
Mr. Frankling		6
Mrs. Spavins		2
Mrs. Sugars		2
N. White		6
Mrs. Bonnan		2
J. Tomlin		6
Mr. Whitton		6
R. A. Knight		3
Mrs. Denton		2
Mrs. Gilbert		6
B. Lincoln		2
Mrs. Smith		2
G. Adams		2
L. Taylor		2
B. Clarke		1
Mrs. Sharp		2
Mrs. Childs		2
Mrs. Clayton		2
Mrs. Groome		2
...		1
… ..enton	1	0
M Martin		6
Mrs. G. Knight		6
			1	10	0
A few friends from the Co-operative Guild, per Mrs. Willis
Mrs. Wood		3
Mrs. Holloway		3
Mrs. Smith		3
Mrs Hopper		1
Mrs. Willmott		3
Mrs. Hodgkins		3
Mrs. Foskett		2
Mrs. Spavins	1	0
A Friend		2
A Friend		2
				2	10
Collected by Mr. Geo. Parker
Mr. Fletcher	1	0
Miss P. Jarvis	1	0
E. French		6
C. Cross		6
M. Strachan	1	0
M. Wright		6
L. Skeeles		6
E. Smith		6
E. Elliott		6
J. C. Wright		9
Mr. Thurlby		3
Mrs. Shorley		3
Mrs. Mark Underwood	1	0
Mrs. Hewitt	1	6
P. C.		2
Mrs. Clayton		6
C. Hodson		2
Mr. Orband		6
Mrs. Robinson		3
A. Leach		3
D. T.		3
G. H. L.		6
Mrs. Clayton		6
R. Sharp		3
Mrs. Walden		6
Mrs. Mackness		3
Mrs. Nicholson		6
Mrs. Clarke		6
Mrs. Baker		6
Mrs. Sparrow	1	0
A Friend		3
Mrs.T. Wood		2
A Friend		2
A. B.		6
Mrs. H. Brown		3
Mrs. Hobbs	1	0
Miss. M. Perkins		8
Mrs. Allen		6
Sidney Parker		2
			1	0	0
Previously acknowledged			24	7	7½
			27	7	11½

13th List - 27th May 1898
	s	d	£	s	d
Collected by Miss Norman
Miss A. Thomson		6
Miss J. Campion		6
W. J. Wescombe	1	0
W. A. Rogers		6
F. Norman		6
N. Norman		6
Mrs. Willmott and Bessie
Partridge	1	0
Mabel Willmott		3
Bertha Wiggins		2
Beatrice Stokes		2
Emmie Clayton		3
Mercy Mason		4
A Friend		4
F. N. And S. E. S		6
A. Causebrook		3
F. Norman		3
R. P.		6
A. Mantle		4
A. N.		2
				8	0
Collected by Isaac Spriggs
Mrs. J. King	1	0
Isaac Spriggs		6
George Fenn		6
Miss M. A. Patrick		3
Mr. H. Rickers		3
Mrs. Naylor		3
Mr. J. Clarkson		3
Mr. S. Young		3
Mick Cane		3
Mr. J. Leary		3
Mrs. Wentworth		3
				4	0
Previously acknowledged			27	7	11½
			29	9	2½

14th List - 17th June 1898
	s	d	£	s	d
Collected by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Parker, at Chelveston and Caldecott			1	7	1
James Harris, Newton Bromshold	2	6
Mrs. Harris, Newton Bromshold	2	6
W. James Shortland, Irthlingboro'	1	0
				6	0
Previously acknowledged			29	9	2½
			31	2	3½

15th List - 24th June 1898
	s	d	£	s	d
Per Mr. G. Fountain	£	s	d
W Lawton	1	0
A Barker	1	0
H Richardson		6
S Bates	1	0
H Leach	1	0
G Fountain	1	0		5	6
Received at the Echo Office
John Wilmott	2	0		2	0
Per Mr A Smart
A Wooding		6
E Perkins		6
Mr Campion		6
W Groom		6
J Scholes		6		2	6
Per Mr Hardwick
G Barker		3
G Barnes	1	0
S Armstrong		3
T Paragreen		3
A friend		3
A friend		6		2	6
Other subscriptions
S Leeding	1	0
J Tustings		6
A friend		6
W E		3
W M		3
E C		6
A friend		6
A friend		4
A friend		2
P S		6
E Newell		6
Mrs. Smart		6
A Soldier friend	1	0
A K		7
Mrs Thos Sanders	1	0
				8	1
Previously Acknowledged			31	2	3½
			32	2	10½

16th List - 8th July 1898
	s	d	£	s	d
Received at the Echo Office
Mr. N. R. Allen	2	6
Miss Colson	5	0		7	6
Per Miss Emma Parker
Mrs. G. Parker	2	0
Amos Wright	1	0
A. Rootham		3
A friend		3
M. Swindall	1	0
Mrs. G. Willmott	1	0
G. Knowlton	1	0
Mrs. Brown		3
Mrs. Baker		1
Mrs. Lilley		3
T. Leeding	1	0
Miss Knowlton		3
A friend		1
E. Parker		7		9	0
Per Miss M. Parker
A. B.		3
E. Abbott		3
E. George		3
M. Parker	1	0
M. Harbour		3
J. Bradshaw		3
A. Short		3
R. Bayes		3
A. Kemshead		3
T. Gore		3
S. Neville		3
A. Bugby		3
B. King		3
M. Ellis		3
P. Bettles		3
E. Blundell		3
J . Abbott		3
S. Pendered		3
A. Kemshead		3
S. Clapham		3
A. Humphreys		3
A. Baker		3
				6	3
Per Mrs. Wooding
L. Lilley	5	0
Huckell		6
N. Longford	1	0
A Friend	1	0
A Friend		6
Mrs. Allen		3
A Friend		3
L. Pettitt		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
A Friend		3
E. E. P.		3
J. Benborn		6
Mrs. Allen		3
Mr. Bates		3
Mrs., Placket		2
Mrs. Eyte		3
G. Lawrence	1	0
Mrs. Marshall		3
Mr. Douglas		3
A Friend		3
Mr. Brownhill		6
A Friend		3
A Friend		4
Mrs. H. Wooding	2	0
A. Cave	2	6
A Friend		3
				18	9
Previously acknowledged			32	2	10½
			34	4	4½

The Rushden Echo 15th July 1898, transcribed by Kay Collins

The Case of Miss Emma Wooding

On Tuesday last Miss Emma Wooding, on whose behalf we have lately been making a public appeal for subscriptions, was removed to the North London Nursing Institute, 6 and 8, Alexandra-road, Finsbury Park, for Massage treatment. She was accompanied by Mr. T. Fields and a young woman who has been attending her. One of the nurses from the Home met the patient at St. Pancras station. The Home is a very nice place. Miss Wooding wishes us to state that she is quite comfortable and satisfied, and is receiving every care and attention. She thanks the committee, the ladies, and all who have subscribed and interested themselves on her behalf.

The terms on which Miss Wooding has been received in the Home are very reasonable, viz., £3 3s. a week, besides which there will be a few extras. The expenses have been very small. In due course we shall publish a balance sheet, so that every subscriber may know how the money has been spent.

A committee meeting will be held in the school-room at the back of the Coffee Tavern this (Friday) evening at 7.30. All members are requested to attend.

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