Saturday 4 August 1906 – Wedding of Alice Mustoe at Badsey
PRETTY BADSEY WEDDING – Miss Mustoe and Mr E Johns
PRETTY BADSEY WEDDING – Miss Mustoe and Mr E Johns
A BADSEY GARDENER SENT TO PRISON
DEATH OF MR EDWARD WILSON OF BADSEY
BADSEY – THE LATE MR E J WILSON
Excavations necessitated for the widening of a road and laying of a culvert at Frances’ Grave Corner in Badsey on Monday, revealed a human skeleton in the centre of the Badsey, Willersey and Wickhamford crossroads. One of the men employed by Evesham Rural District Council found a bone when using his pick and sent for the antiquarian Mr A E Jones, who cut away the clay soil and found a skeleton almost complete. The skeleton was found to be that of a woman and believed to be two to three hundred years old.
BADSEY – A POLICE BRIDEGROOM
DISTRICT NEWS, BADSEY – SAVORY-MARCH WEDDING
At St James’ Church on Saturday, the wedding was solemnised by the Vicar (Rev W C Allsebrook, RD) of Miss Maggie Adeline, the only daughter of Mrs and the late Mr Charles March of The Neuk, Brewers Lane, and Mr Maurice George, only son of Mrs and Mr G T Savory of Sidi Bishr, Bretforton Road, Badsey.
Prominent Badsey Worker
OBITUARY – MR A C SPARROW
Badsey has lost one of the village’s most respected inhabitants. Mr Alfred Cecil Sparrow, of No 4 South View Terrace, died suddenly on Saturday. He was 81.
Born in the Isle of Man, he was the eldest son of the late Mr & Mrs Alfred Sparrow of Church Lench and Badsey. He came with his parents to Badsey about 70 years ago and lived the rest of his life in the village.