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WELCOME to the world to these five bundles of joy. These cute new additions have all come into the world in recent weeks and months and are all happy and healthy at home being doted on by their loving families, proud new parents and besotted older siblings. All five came into the world at Southampton s Princess Anne Hospital or St Mary s in Poole where heroic staff are still doing a wonderful job despite Covid restrictions. We d love to feature more of our readers bouncing babies. Submit a picture below. MEET beautiful baby Niamh Eagles, born at Southampton s Princess Anne Hospital on June 7, weighing 8lbs 5oz. She s a baby sister for proud big brothers Archie and Cabhan.
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GIVE a warm welcome to some of Dorset’s newest arrivals. We would like to introduce you to five cute newborns who arrived into the world amid the coronavirus pandemic. Gemma and Steve Fletcher welcomed their lockdown baby Robin Hayley 12 days early on Sunday, March 21. The proud parents said: Robin is a beautiful little sister to Evie, Sid, Anna and Connor. Ash Rowan Morfill arrived into the world on May 5, while Hedi Brooks gave birth to Hunter Mckai on April 11, weighing 8lbs 1oz. Chantelle Cummins welcomed Ayda Reeves on April 6 in Poole Hospital s maternity unit. Chantelle said: Ayda was born one week early in just 46 minutes! She was obviously very eager to meet her big sister Savannah and big brother Chase who are absolutely besotted with her.
A friendly meeting in a grove of trees; Shelter Island Quakers gathering every Sunday The gathering place every Sunday for the Shelter Island Friends Meeting. (Credit: Jim Pugh)
The Shelter Island Friends Meeting is held every Sunday, as it has been all winter, at 10:30 a.m. at the Quaker monument on the Sylvester Manor grounds, 116 North Ferry Road.
Jim Pugh of the Meeting said the gatherings take place under the trees, in a clearing of the woods, with log benches and a pavilion if it rains. Mr. Pugh said the Friends, also called Quakers, “are not solicitous,” and their faith doesn’t believe in proselytizing, but “all are invited.”