Conisborough Notes

The Trackless Cars.

Many Conisborough people are hoping that a time table will shortly be issued to indicate the time of arrival and departure of the casrs Denaby and the old toll bar from Conisborough.

Inconveniences is frequently caused under the present uncertain system in vogue.

Trackless Cars now take visitors direct to Conisborough Castle which is seen in the background

Damage to Trees.

Last Wednesday night a large tree situated in the castle grounds was set on fire, and the whole trunk was enveloped in flames, which were not entirely quenched until the following day. The tree collapsed on Thursday.

Thus two of the largest former trees are lying on the ground at present.

Wireless Operator.

Mr. A. Wilson, son of the late Mr. Harry Wilson and of Mrs. Davy, low Road, Conisborough, has finished his training and been successful in his examinations at the Marconi School, London.

He has commenced his duties as wireless operator, having joined H.M.S. “Arrogant,” along with Mr. Harry Gregson, formally of Tickhill square, Denaby. Two of his brothers are also serving with the army.