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Harrogate Herald - 30th May 1917
W H Breare letter
You remember Mr Douglas Blair. He is of what was the
old York City Bank, now, I believe, the London Joint Stock. He
joined on Monday the Garrison Artillery, and went that day to Ripon
for preliminary training. You all know the George Hotel. Well, Mr
Robertson, the manager, has also been called up. He put in his
preliminary training as a private in Ripon. He has been moved
elsewhere in a draft. Sam Hempsall, tenor, and Mr Willie Hudson, of
Hudson Brothers, ironmongers, who are both in the Garrison
Artillery, and training at Ripon, have been made bombardiers. Both
were in Harrogate last week-end. Mr Hempsall sang the anthem,
"Seek ye the Lord", at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning, much to the satisfaction of a large congregation.
Harrogate Herald - 16th January 1918
January 9th, to Gunner C E N Robertson, BEF France, and Mrs
Robertson, George Hotel, Harrogate, a son.
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