William Monk, Diary 1917 of an allotment run by Clayton-le-Moors Working Mens Club, item 23

• November 1, 2017 18:27:20 Thomas A. Lingner

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  1917

  20

  May

  
  

  hour or two per week. Had

  it come to this, that the Club

  having taken a plot of land

  could not provide the necessary

  help and thus have it go to rack

  and ruin and bring the Clubs

  name to ridicule. No the

  situation was saved by those few

  stalwarts, who have assisted

  the Land Committee all through

  Messrs Richardson, Bergin, Huthers, A

  Parkinson, R. Dickenson, + W Taylor.

  every praise is due to these men

  + the Committe workers, who have

  labored continuously , week in +

  week out for over six months

  in spite of the sneers and insinuations

• March 3, 2017 21:55:03 Emily Kirk

  1917 May

  20

  
  

  hour or two per week. Had

  it come to this, that the Club

  having taken a plot of land

  could not provide the necessary

  help and thus have it go to rack

  and ruin and bring the Clubs

  name to ridicule. No the

  situation was saved by those few

  stalwarts, who have assisted

  the Land Committee all through

  Messrs Richardson, Bergin, Huthers, A

  Parkinson, R. Dickenson, + W Taylor.

  every praise is due to these men

  + the Committee workers, who have

  labored continuously , week in +

  week out for over six months

  in spite of the sneers and insinuations

  
  

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