The Rushden Company Church Lads’ Brigade was formed in June 1906, and numbers 50 officers and lads.

The Chaplain of the Company is the rector, the Venerable Arthur Kitchin, R.D. 

The officers are:- 
Captain, Rev. E. G. Beetenson 
Lieutenant, Rev. W. B. Masefield
Sergt. Inst., W. H. Baker
Staff Sergt., J. L. Copson
Sergt. Bugler, H. Percival
Band Sergt., B. Robinson
Ambulance Sergt. J. Bird
Correspondent and Assistant Captain, Rev. E. W. Suart.

Information from 1910 Phillipson's Directory
Photograph from Lynn Morris

Gunner Walker was formerly Assistant Scout Master of the Rushden Troop, and he was for some time a bugler in the Rushden C.L.B. [extract - see Conditions in War]

[Extract from a Memorial Service] ... ... After the blessing, the "Dead March in Saul" was played by the organist (Mr. J. E. Smith), this being accompanied by Drummers Moore and C. Packwood, of the C.L.B. The organist contributed Beethoven’s Funeral March as the congregation dispersed.