BADSEY CHURCH - A HISTORY
The following notes on the history of the Church, as given in the report of the architect (T. G. Jackson, Esq.) at the time of the restoration, are worthy of being put on record. The report is dated January 1st, 1884, and says as follows:
MISCELLANEOUS
We take this opportunity of offering our best, thanks to Mr. William Bennett for giving a half of ton of coke to the Church at Badsey, and also to Mrs. Savory for presenting two embroidered alms bags to Wickhamford Church.
Four lectures on Home Nursing for Women will be given by Miss Edith Sykes in the Vicarage Parish room on Mondays, February 6th, 15th, 20th, and 27th, at 7 p.m. Admission free.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND PENNY BANK
THE VILLAGE NURSE
We are desired to state that Nurse Gammond is now resident at 1, Belmont Terrace, Badsey. It is hoped that steps will shortly be taken to ensure the permanent residence in this locality of such a well-qualified nurse who may be at the ready call of those living in the neighbourhood who may require her services.
CHANGE-RINGING
THE BROKEN CROSS
CLUB DAY
In the cricket match that was played in the afternoon, Badsey scored a victory over Bretforton, but in the tug-of-war Badsey's mighty men were unable to stand against the Railway navvies. We are pleased to be able to tell you that although our village had a regular 'day out' on the 22nd, we did not see or hear of a single case of drunkenness.
A MESSAGE FROM THE VICAR
My Dear Parishoners,
