easterton造句

• A Wesleyan Methodist chapel was built at Easterton in 1868.
• Easterton's toponym is derived from the Old English for " the more easterly farm ".
• Frozen pipes were blamed Friday for causing a boiler to overheat and explode in a home in Easterton, England.
• "' Easterton "'is a village and civil parish in Wiltshire, England, south of Devizes.
• A school opened at Easterton in 1865, moved to a new building in 1876, and later became a National School.
• Easterton was made a separate civil parish soon after its ecclesiastical parish was created in 1874, and in 1934 Eastcott hamlet was transferred to it from Urchfont parish.
• A map of 1773 suggests that there were then more buildings at Eastcott, and between Eastcott and Easterton than at present, and therefore that the settlements have declined.
• The parish has three concentrations of buildings : around Easterton Manor House and the Royal Oak inn; near the Victorian parish church; and at Eastcott along a secondary road ( B3098 ) and interspersed with modern housing.
• The school closed in 1971, along with the Victorian school at Market Lavington, and pupils from both parishes transferred to a new school, now called St Barnabas CofE Primary School, in Market Lavington parish near the boundary with Easterton.
• At the time of his death, he owned estates at Milnwood in Lanarkshire, Arndean now in Perth and Kinross, Glenfarg and Easterton in Perthshire, and Carnbo in the county of Kinross, in addition to his estate at Cowden.