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First peal: 8.

First peal of Stedman: 1,4.

First peal of Stedman on the bells by an entirely local band, and first attempt and first peal of Stedman as conductor.

The ringer of the treble is nearly 67 years age, and only took up Stedman a short time ago.

First peal away from treble and first attempt - 4. Rung as a birthday compliment to W. Farley, hon. secretary of the Glastonbury Deanery Branch.

As published in The Ringing World February 12th, 1914 Page 119.

First peal: 1, 4, 6, 8. First peal as conductor. All are members of the local band. The ringer of the 4th is only 14 years of age.

[RW 1914 p.151]

First peal: 8 (Elected a member previous to starting).

First peal away from tenor: 1.

Rung as a compliment to the Rev. Prebendary R. Hayes Robinson, whose induction as Vicar of the parish took place on the same date.

First peal (1).

First peal in 3 methods (4).

Rung as a birthday compliment to Mr A M G Daniel and Mr S J Hector.

The peal was arranged by Mr J H B Hesse for the ringers of the 2nd, 5th, 6th and 9th; also for the Revs. G F Coleridge and C Jenkyn, both of whom could not take part.

Source - C Coles peal book

Rung on the anniversary of the birthday of Mr.J.S.Allen, organist and choirmaster of the Parish church.

First peal of Stedman (2 & 3).

First peal of Stedman Triples as conductor.

60th peal for Isaac Creed (Norton Fitzwarren).

Percy Merson hails from Bishops Hull.

Arranged for G. H. Harding, o f Bath, and S. J. Hector, of Trowbridge, and as a birthday compliment to Miss Irene Trim and Miss May Hector, daughters of the ringers of treble and second.

As published in The Ringing World July 17th, 1914 Page 35.

Rung half-muffled as a glorious memory of those who have laid down their lives by land and sea in the war which is now being waged for right and liberty.