SS. PETER AND PAUL, WISBECH Baptisms - Oct 5th, Mary Elizabeth FRIEND, Daniel FRIEND, Walter POPE 10th, Frank Lawrence BURDETT 23rd, Lucy Ethel STANNARD Marriages - Sept 29th, James BRIGHTON to Harriett HOTSON, of Wisbech Oct 4th, William Leonard REID to Frances Headen CRABB, of Wisbech 14th, Edward PARFERY to Sarah Elizabeth HUNT, of Wisbech Charles LEMMON to Matilda GATHERCOLE, of Wisbech 16th, Robert BROWN, of Crowland, to Lizzie SPOONER, of Wisbech 19th, John Thomas HUNT to Flora WILLIAMS, of Wisbech Burials - Oct 4th, William WILSON, aged 67 years 6th, Martha LEE, aged 75 years 16th, James OGDEN, aged 72 years S. AUGUSTINE'S, WISBECH Much sympathy is felt for Mr and Mrs G BRISTOW, in the loss of their infant son. The Church institute was re-opened for the winter on Monday October 13th, with a "Social Evening", about 30 members being present. A debate on "Smoking" took place on Monday, Oct 20th. A negative motion, brought forward by Allam, was opposed by Register, and carried by a large majority. Baptisms - Oct 5th, Mabel Mary BAKER 23rd, Edward CAMPLIN Marriages - Oct 5th, Frederick Walter SCOTT to Ellen SMALL 26th, William Herbert SMITH to Lydia BUTCHER COLDHAM Baptism - Oct 12th, May HALL, daughter of Harry and Annie HALL, Upwell Marriages - Oct 19th, George HOPKIN to Edith Laura MARTIN 13th, Henry REEVE to Ellen TYERS ELM On Monday, the 20th of October, the Church bell sounded its solemn note of farewell to one whom only a few days before, we had little expected to lose. Alice, the much-loved wife of Mr W HUBBARD, had been ailing for a week or two, but without serious cause for alarm till two or three days before she died. Happily she had so lived that death could hardly take her by surprise. By her own desire she received her last Communion, with her husband and her most intimate friend, on Sunday morning, the 19th, and on Monday, with clear faith and hope, said farewell to all whom she loved in this world, and calmly fell asleep " in Jesus". Her place of burial, by her own desire, was in the churchyard of East Winch, Norfolk, the scene of her baptism, her confirmation and her marriage. She had been married only nine years, and had not quite completed her thirty-second year of life. Baptism - Oct 12th, Mabel, daughter of James William and Susannah ALLEN EMNETH Marriage - Oct 15th, William WALKER Jun, to LOUISA DOUBLEDAY Burials - Oct 3rd, Leonard THOMPSON, aged 15 months 14th, Mary BARKER, aged 60 years 16th, Ann LYNN, aged 62 years FRIDAYBRIDGE Marriage - Oct 10th, George William GOWLER and Elizabeth VALLOW GUYHIRN with RONG'S END and THORNEY TOLL Guyhirn National School - Ellen SAVAGE, pupil teacher in this school, has recently passed the Queen's Scholarship Examination at Lincoln. She will be prepared to accept an appointment as assistant mistress after Christmas, and can be thotoughly recommended by the Vicar and School Managers. In the examination of pupil teachers in Religious Knowledge, held at Wisbech, in June last, Olive GILBY, second year pupil teacher in Guyhirn School passed in the first class; and Edith BRITTAIN, second class Baptism - Oct 19th, Horace, son of Thomas and Annie COUSINS, Guyhirn Burial - Oct 1st, Leonard Sargison REDHEAD, Guyhirn, aged 4 months LEVERINGTON Baptism - Oct 5th, Lillian Gitta, daughter of Alfred Brister and Jane BRITTAIN Marriages - Oct 12th, William Logan DAY to Ellen SMALLEY 21st, James Samuel MISSIM to Lucy MELTON Burials - Oct 19th, Abraham Dawson MATTHEWS, aged 11 months 21st, Joseph FOSTER, aged 70 years. WISBECH S. MARY Baptisms- Oct 11th, Bertha Louisa, daughter of George and Annie Louisa MARRIOTT 21st, Georgina TAWN Married - Oct 15th, John Henry AFFORD and Mary Ann WINTERTON 23rd, Robert ALLEN and Sarah Ann SKELLS Buried - ( At Leverington), Oct 21st, Joseph FOSTER, aged 70 years.