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... ULCOMISE. TRANSFER —Tho Werra of the Carpenter's Arms, no traniderreo Iron, Mackleden to John Nlackletten by the beneeted Bench on :11en4aa. WESTWELL. ITARVEST FEST] VAL. -- The harvest thanksgiving at St. Mary. on Sunday, were attended by IPrgo congregations ...
... stealing cherries at Paristi Farm, Last Mailing. LICENSEE'S DEATH.—\Ir. Chas. H. 3larshall, M.M., licensee of the Foresters Arm,, shish was de, troyed by a bomb during the war. died ill the West Kent Hospital on Friday, aged 62. CLOTHING THEFT. — Thoma• ...
... in co-operate to make the panel a success. draw £6 a week. Mr. Grattan had been a condition to have driven a motor ear uncle, the influence of the morphia and the . Ito th ht Mr. Grattan lied collected about it was decided to recommentl i te r the Con- ...
... Backs. In ber •t+Si sear ARIA —April at Ashford. Edith. dactbter of John .ad Essiardr. aged II year. g ha Eta tAR.--Apell Ilth at Wthaham. Rent. Lhatbetb. *Arm of Cigar in her Tear. GRATTAN Day. at her ret.donee. Rams's.. alter • ollners. borne the raw.-1 ...
... Saes la the between Gordon Meyer. the 11th arm the ate Dr. and We. 11. Grattan and Gram Elisabeth, only daughter the key. and Kr T. C. Bewea. of It. Vicarage. Tunbridge Wells. The engagement is need betneen John William, third eon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ...
... magrogriag visa of Imi yowl vnl.110; out- t ei Moen se- riser poor, in at a nest et All ' t Wiese. whip _wwds sad other arms 145 at a east of BM 16s Id. In- IiAMDWICX. . AS the sion =ea 46.iacit Blask Coatis' g Serge., Is. sp., Is. 9iti. per yard. ...
... Freeing: wisieff7Thrge epiastity of Chestnut Peonies' delivered to St. Nicholas, Thaort.--For particulars of what required. apply, John Hutton, Dodders, lAsercost Read, Tide„ Hill, SW.2. GOOD Hoene offeredoli; — clillei Write, Box 147, entails Express, Asidord ...
... One of the machines was French, while the other had been converted from an old organ that once stood in the old chapel of Cardigan Hdulle—now flats and partly a handsome club for the men of the factory. Mr. Dodd showed me how the buttons that are in the ...
... Mouton punters sere its chit: patron.. of dress reforms ars to recommend light haelland soot pun. as A :Ltistitute tot the cardigan. A belie.ed to be one used by err French, Drake us hi. attack ou Masan.,. has been 104.1 oil lb. luban coast. Perlin'. Luna ...
... tributes were from:—Charlie; Will and Rhoda• Kit, Ern, Ernie and Ruby; Bert and Janet; Alice Mabel and John; Elsie end Bert (Canadall Eva. Charlie and little John (Canadal: Mr. and Mrs. Tnrk; Mr, and Mrs, J. Pack: all at Poplar Farm; Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith and ...
... Voets, 1 111 to 01111; Boys' Jerry., 31111; White and Stripe Flannelette, ajd. to 1,61; Blanket Coats from 15/ 11 ; Men's Cardigans, all wool. 6:111; Heavy Grandrill Shirts, 6,111; other prices, 3(111. 4/111; Khaki Serge Breeches. 12.11; Cotton Bedford ...
... Tbe serener of at work during 2•49 th tinted lath by DOWN QUILTS -10 looks if Le wee 4 .LLVET FROCKS: S/11. 11111, 6,11. 7 CARDIGANS; all-wool: lilt lilt 344.000 remit awl dad to the Sat I .9; CLOTH MERITS: tn. GYM. SLIPS and BLOUSES : UK Iltennowhey was ...