... GOLDEN WEDDING AT MILTON A FAMILY OF Fifty years ago on Christmas Eve Mr. George Thomas Rosser was married to Miss Esther %Vickie.. of Rubbing, at Milton Congrega• ' tional Church. the Pasta•. the Rev. J. Shew• ard. officiating. This was the commencement ...

... Street, Beekenhani, Kent. WANTED, for Dover, (NDOK-GENERAL, not under 20.—Mrs. W. H. Currry, 75, Clialkwell Road, Milton Regis. WANTED, a COOK - GENERAL, daily lionmimaid kept. —Mrs. Lovau., Enderley, Highfield Road, Riekley, Kent. WANTED, a GIRL for ...

... THE KENT LEACUE. At the annual meeting of the Kent league. which was held prior to the Amorist ion's metiric. was decided to re admit Cray Wan• derma to the Eire. Division. The Royal Navel Depot. Chatham. were also admittei to the UMW tlvisiosi. and Stumpy ...

... EAST KENT GAZETTE BREDGAR DAHLIA GROWER wits Nadand Miaow At the annual show of the National Dahlia Society in the Old Horticultural Hall, Westminster. held on Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr. George T. Baker. of Chantry Cottages, Bredgar, won the Valentine ...

... KENT EDUCATION WANTED—MEN and WOMEN, of sufficient health, of good education and of some teaching experience, for employment in Kent. in Elementary and Secondary Schools and Technical Institute*. T( FILL Tilt: PLACES OF TEACHERS DESIRING TO JOIN H.M. ...

... KENT JUNIOR CUP. SITTINGBOURNE PAPER MILLS BEAT THE SAINTS. A strong team representing the Sittingbourne Paper Mills. visited Rochester, on Saturday. to pithy St. Peter's Guild, in the Divisional Semi- Finial of the Kent Junior Cup. The visitors were ...

... 21 (3) of Act 1SC2 request the to : wicket Those two the modern of Kent Humphreys in hat Humphrey making out while Seymour batted 44 MCC team very Kent team Kent to p'ay at its worst Kent's the more meritorious man shew any capacity withstand the bowling ...

... WALTER, BOOT MERCHANT, SITTINGBOURNE. COMING EVENTS. SATURDAY (to•day). April lb.—Queen's Pic• tore Theatre, tattingbuurne (daily).—Kat. , Ore Picture Hall, Sitaingbouro• Bova' Cinema, (daily).—Peg my Heart. at Chatham Theatre.—Flag Div at Sittingbourne ...

... the products of Maidstone. The late Mr. W. Fancett, of that town, lived till he waa well over the 100: end Mrs. Ann Chipaham, en inmate cf Grimehy Workhouse: who was barn at Maidsiune, reit. braid her 106th bfrthchiy on Salsbrday, EAST KENT (MEM., ESTIIEDAT ...

... EAST KENT GAZETTE KENT CHERRY SHOW OVER 480 ENTRIES LOCAL GROWERS' SUCCESSES WELL over 400 entries were attracted to the Cherry and Soft Fruit Show organised by the Kent branch of the National ,Farmers' Union, which was re% i.ed in London on Wednesday ...

... EAST KENT GAZETTE The teem he die FOOTBALL Maidatome United 4. Sittiogboonw • Not since the days before the war have Sittingbourne won on Maidstone's spacious wound. and any hopes they had of breaking the spell on Saturday disappeared in the first few ...

... Margate will be here on Good Friday in the Kent Leaue and we shall have vis'ts from Sheppy U ni ted, Dartford and Maidstone in the Thames and Medway Combination. Chief interest, however, centres in the Kent League tourney, and we know that the players ...