' eluded

Naming
games’  ’

‘ READER who ‘tells me that
he attendee! Bridge School
“in the days of Slci'pper Andrews

_ and Anna Hopkins” can name

almost all the members of the
1922 village football team in-
in last week’s photo-

graph.

Back row, Harvey Price, Hog-
ben‘, Fred Amos, D. Andrews
(Barham), W. Hogben, J , Fenn;
centre, R-. Allen (Barham),
Brown, x; front, C. Colthup

(Barham), x, x, Bishop, x.

He has checked with Mr.
Harry Wonfor, who sent me the
photograph and who played foot-
ball and cricket at Bridge 50
years ago, and he agrees the
names but is also unable to fill
the gaps.

Another former _Brid e resi-
dent recognised “Jimmy’ Fenn,
w)“ died. recently-, and also re-
m Jers his brother, Jack, who
was ki'11~ed- by the maroon which
gave fire warnings.

This happened, he says, “in-
the year the king diedz” As he
must mean King Edward VII,
that was in 1910.

map. “Aft.” E.