History of the Carlile family

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.
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Goldring, Douglas, the youngest son of Constance Anne
(Morris) and Frank Goldring, was born on 7 January, 1887, and
was educated privately. He is engaged in journalism, and is
a member of the staff ot Country Life. He contributed verses to
the Academy newspaper on 16 September, 1905, and 4 May, 1907.
Goldring, Hilda Constance, elder daughter of Constance
Anne (Morris) and Frank Goldring, was born on 20 September,
1879, and was educated privately. In 1901 she joined the
Community of S. Mary the Virgin (Anglican), of Wantage, and
is at present engaged in parish work at the branch house of the
Community at Paddington, London. The Community has some
thirty to forty branch houses in England, India, and Africa, and is
chiefly engaged in educational and penitentiary work.
Goldring, Maude, younger daughter of Constance Anne
(Morris) and Frank Goldring, was born on 12 November, 1880,
and was educated privately. She is of literary tastes, and has
contributed to the Saturday Review (25 May, 1907), and other
periodicals. Her novel Dean's Hall (London, Murray, 1908,
7^ ins. by 5 ins., 326 pp.), dealing with Quaker life in the West
Riding, was favourably noticed by the Press (Tlie Times, 7 May,
1908; Punch, 17 June; Morning Post, 18 June).
Goldring, Wallace, second son of Constance Anne (Morris)
and Frank Goldring, was born on 2 February, 1883, and was
educated at Hurstpierpoint School. He has adopted a Colonial
career in Canada, and has a fruit farm (especially for peaches),
" Penticton," Beamsville, near Grimsby, on the shores of Lake
Ontario. He is engaged to be married to Madeline Isabel Grace
Denison. The Denison family went out to Canada about 1790
from Yorkshire, and have been settled in Toronto ever since. 1
1 See Burke's Colonial Gentry; E. M. Chadvvick's Ontarian Families, p. ill.