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Amesbury
|
1899 |
Fire destroys the Methodist chapel and temperance hotel; Rose's grammar school closed and pupils transferred to National School |
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Amesbury
|
1899 - 1910 |
A Primitive Methodist chapel built in Flower Lane during this time |
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Calne
|
1899 |
H.J. Harris and H.W. Harris bequeath land, the income from which is to be spent on maintenance of the churchyard at Holy Trinity Church; there are now about 100 retailers in Calne; the Close Brethren meet at Stanley Home from this time; the Salvation Army is using the Unitarian chapel in Back Road |
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Corsham
|
1899 |
The Royal Oak in existence |
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Cricklade
|
1899 |
Pillar boxes installed in the town; parishes of St. Sampson's and St. Mary's united as Cricklade parish |
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Marlborough
|
1899 |
Free Grammar School closed |
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Pewsey
|
1899 |
Brickmaking has now ceased in the parish; |
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Ramsbury
|
1899 |
Congregational Chapel at Axford has closed and been demolished by this time |
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Sherston
|
1899 |
C of E school closes for 4 weeks due to a diptheria epidemic |
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Westbury
|
1899 |
Laverton Institute occupied by Westbury Urban District Council |
