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First peal of Treble Bob 1. Rung as a birthday compliment to Herbert C Edwards, who attained his majority on the 25th.

First peal of Treble Bob Minor 2. First peal of Treble Bob on the bells; also the first by a local band.

Rung to commemorate the ninety-fourth anniversary of the Appleton Society.

First peal in seven methods 1. Rung as a birthday compliment to W G Edwards and A J Green.

The Band wish to thank the Vicar for the use of the bells and the steeplekeeper for having everything in readiness. First peal of Major on the bells. Mr Hesse was elected a Life Member of the above Guild previous to starting. The band represents four counties and eight parishes

Source - B Prewett peal book

First Peal Treble Bob: 1.

Arranged and rung as a birthday compliment to C W Clarke

The band wish to thank the Rector, the Revd. H Nelson Ward for the use of the bells.

First peal of Treble Bob 1. First peal away from treble 3. First peal as conductor.

Rung on the eve of the Spring meeting of the Chipping Norton Deanery Branch of the Guild.

First peal: 1

This peal was rung as a farewell to James North, who sailed for Australia on May 23rd, the ringers wishing him every success.

It was arranged for several towers to be represented in this peal, viz.: 1, Eastleigh; 2 & 7, Bletchley; 3, Watford; 4, Wicken; 6, Newton Longville; 5 & 8, Stony Stratford.

First peal on the bells since restoration. Three trebles recast and whole ring retuned and rehung in a new steel frame. The work has been excellently done by Taylors of Loughborough.

First peal of Minor as conductor.

This peal was rung as a wedding compliment to Mr Arthur Crane and Miss Hopkins, the marriage taking place at St. Barnabas' Church, Sutton, Surrey, on Monday, August 12th.

First peal on the bells, which have been rehung, and two more added, by Messrs. Gillett & Johnston, the "go" being all that can be desired. The ringers desire to thank the Rev. and Mrs. Cobbold for their kind invitation and also for entertaining the ringers after the peal. The ringers also wish to thank Mr. Alfred Alderman, the zealous steeple-keeper, for having the bells in readiness. The ringers of the treble, 3rd and 5th were elected members of the Association previous to starting.

First peal of Minor 1.

First peal of Stedman: 2, 8. First peal in the method as conductor.

First peal of Stedman Caters: 4.

First attempt for a peal: 10.

First peal of Caters with a bob bell: 6.

[Published as 5079 changes - amended to 5075 with detail from the Appleton Society peal book.]

First peal on eight bells 1. First peal in the method on the bells, and first peal in this branch by the Rev. C. W. O. Jenkyn, as master of the Guild. The band desire to thank the Rev. J. B. Kirby for the use of the bells and for his kind hospitality after the peal, which was rung as a birthday compliment to Harry Sear, son of the conductor.

First peal of Stedman as conductor. It is eight years since the ringer of the sixth rang his last peal. Through the medium of this paper the band wish to thank the Vicar, the Rev J Russell Napier, for his kind hospitality after the peal.

Source - B Prewett peal book

Rung as a birthday compliment to E. Yates. The ringers desire to thank the Rector (the Rev. J. R. Vincent, chairman of the Branch), for the use of the bells; also Mr. G. Clarke for having everything ready.

First peal on the bells

First Peal - 1

First Peal in three methods - 2

First peal on the bells, which were recently rehung in a new iron frame by Messers, Webb & Bennett, and go splendidly.

First peal of Minor with a bob bell.