... CAROL PARTY from the Baptist Chanel at Borough Green and the Wesleyan Chapel at Ightham, which went round the district at Christmas time, succeeded In raising the sum of /22, which has been forwarded to Sir Arthur Pearson in aid of the St. Dunstan's Blinded ...

... daughter, Elsie Sia. Who. prior to her death, was on the clerical staff of Messrs. Vickers, Crayford. RetorninK from her Christmas holiday. she was seized with to all appearances. a trivial illness hat it subsequently proved to be of an uncommon and dangerous ...

... DISPUTE AT THE GLASS BOTTLE WORKS. Shortly béfore last Christmas the management of the Glass Bottle Works Co. arranged & scheme for alteration of wages to meet the new conditions of life, but unfortunately, the machine hands came forward with demands ...

... (per Mr J E Usher). £1; new year gift from the boys of Ethelbert Road School (per Mr 0 R Abbott), £111818; Almboueee Chapel Christmas collection, 10/-. FORTHCOMING OONCHRT.-- A number of known' and very popular artistes! are contributing to a concert to be ...

... Tobacco, etc.: good —3B. Earl Street, Maidstone. 37321 m HARRIETSHAM —To Let. Grails Field. about 10 R-20 inclusive to Christmas. or freehold 1275.—Parry, t oota Wellmeadow Road. Clifford. London, &E. . 37076 m TT OUSE for Sale in Road, Maidstone: 11 ...

... make oue while he waited if he wished at. .Hiu Worship: Have you been warned before about this? L 3 & Witness; Yes; in Christmas week. His Worship: There's no question about an offence having been committed on this day. The charge of failing to prominently ...

... the blankets were given her and sold to her by some Royal Engineers. Two of the blankets. sh. said. she had just before Christmas. and one a very long time. Three other blankets produeerl were Army blankets, although they were not marked with the broad ...

... No. 1. Court Street, which has been hie home for many and was that of father before hint. He has. in fact, never spent a Christmas away from Faversham or out of that house. Everyone will cordially hope that he may spend many another one there. To pressers ...

... notable being the air raid on Cuxhaven 'late. recommended, the Committee on Production made no die- WASTING AWAY WITH SICKNESS Christmas Eve, 1914. In this operation The Chairman said he had seen them out would make such grants as . t auction., having regard ...

... W. Ivor', R. E. Claire and F. Webb. The steward. Mr. C. Payne waa the recipient of • autiatantial proient ai money as • Christmas Lot fram the members. ...

... ticket shortly. He went through ill the historic fighting in that region. TREAT.—The Sunday school scholars were given a Christmas treat at the Institute on Friday last They had a happy time with tea, games, magic lantern, etc., after which the Rectur ...

... said the men spent Christmas Day on board the ship and described what transvired in & most interesting manner. The officers had a “ whip round” for the men to have a thoroughly good dinner, and the ship went into a port beiore Christmas Day. The stewards ...