Rushden Echo, 29th June 1900, transcribed by Kay Collins
Messrs W Green and Sons’ employees had their annual outing on Saturday, when they visited Ampthill Park. Mr James Sargent provided brakes for the party and a thoroughly enjoyable time was spent. The party was accompanied by a portion of the Rushden Temperance Band. Dinner was well served in the Park by the Rushden Coffee Tavern Company, under the direction of Mr A Martin. After dinner amusements of various sorts were indulged in and there was a short programme of sports. After tea the band played for dancing and the party started for home at 8 o’clock. The arrangements were made by the following committee - Messrs J Wilson, N Gilbert, J Pratt, A Tew, H Roberts, A Elsdown, H Rivett, Misses E Rice, E Chettle, and M Hazeldine, with Mr F W Tomlinson as secretary. The general committee was Messrs W Margetts, C Green, C Betts, W Bailey, B Sears, T Allen, J Wilson, and Misses M Hazeldine and E Rice, and Mr F Green, secretary.
Hospital Parade 1913 – ‘The Grenson Girls’
Each is holding a ribbon-tied catalogue The badge atop their hats is ‘Grenson’ and on their sash ‘The Grenson Girls’
Grenson’s 1937 Carnival Float
Entry no 82 'Friends from the Zuider Zee'
Eddie Savage, Tom Lack, Edie Harrison, Doris Dunmore & Hilda Brown
Grenson’s 1936 Carnival Float
Hazel Shatford, Miriam Willis, Les Mayes, George Burgess, Doreen (Wilford?) Wooding, Joan Myers, Gwen Lenton, Margaret Skinner
A lorry was supplied from P X Transport
Peggy Wyman, Ann Salter & Kathy Jenkins 1960
Ann Salter 'closing' 1959
This letterhead was a reference for Mr Arnold who was afterwards employed at Grensonof Rushden. The letter was signed by Mr H Welford, manager.
