... will be songs by Messrs t G Latter (tenor), T Goodwin (baritono), and 0 Jeffery (base), comic songs by Will Burney. and clog dancing by Mr 0 Hampshire. The Committee, however, are doing something more than provide a show of sweet seventeens. They are ...

... 37 points: C Willis, 861; H Fowle, 621; and VV Best 621. In the Kent Education Committee's cottage garden and allotment competition, the wnners were-Ist, T U Beager (who has tied for the championship in the county); 2nd, G ; 3rd, Vidler; 4th, (I Rogers ...

... not for competition exhibits included a plate of apples (Beauty), a plate of pears (Josephine de Malins), a plate of potatoes (Southern Queen), and a pot of tulips, all of which were very highly commended by the judge. Next month the competition will be ...

... Perticulerfy good animal picture. Kitty Wade proved very popular with h er and her clog end top boot Nest weft the artiste will be Mita e .D ee borongh, late of Mr. George Dance's t '. o:pwies , csomedienne. OffDAP EXCURSION.—Mr. J. Pain, Ever- Agent, Ramsgate ...

... Teller. The programme included band selections, bungs by Mr. Goodwin. Miss Marie Vanstune, MU. Howes, and Mr. F. Shrubsule : clog dances by Mr. George Hampshire, and two recitations by Mr. F. Crosucr. are pleased to ibroniele another record it, the book-lovers' ...

... music was gone through, interspersed with parlour mimes and dancing, in adlitioa to wl.ich Vise Lancaster contributed a step dance. and Messrs. °ordain and Hampshire a duet and clog dance. Dancing was freely indalged in. the music for which ...

... by • nand under the direction of Mr Arthur Hills; soap by Yews lt Latter, Will Barney, 0 Jeffery. and T Goodwin, and a clog dance by Mr 0 Hampshire. On the proposition of Mr Jordan • vote of thanks was heartily accorded Mr Wheler, who, the Onlfse of ...