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... KENT. DISTRICT NEWS Our Own Correspondents.) BRENCHLEY. HARVEST FESTIVAL. - The Harvest services at the Church were lil Sunday. The Vi«ar preached the morning, taking for his text, And the street, of the city wan pure gold, as it were transparent glass ...
... Maidsikeve 01 tAwie clubs 'mos the teams iast met. This pot liaidatene on tlwir sertk. W I Rock. the refers* and of th• boot in Kent. will of the mat c h. sod • big crowd is ezpiectsd to lino ito Into:a on t:i• Athletic • • • • The are - nut - of Maictstene ...
... Kent Senior Cup. There were kern matches In the int round of the Kent Senior Cup on &Midas.. when In semis Instances the home teams won. one drawn name. Prolific evident in font of the encounters. Embek/de Welk RaIIIRS. In a one•lded erne at Down Farm ...
... SCOTLAND'S FIGHT FOR NO LICENSE. RE JOHN A. WHYTE, MAIDSTONE SECRETARY or KENT COUNfY TEMPERANCE FEDERATION. Tbe year 1950 will be memorable in the history of the temperance in Scotland because it will chronicle the fact that, for the and time, the ...
... and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Enoll, Mr. E. Wiles, Mrs. Weaver, M*r. and Mrs. Horton, Mr. S. Kent and the Misses Kent, Mrs. J. Kent, Mrs. Willoughby, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Smith, I Mr. Robinson, Mr. R. George, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Longley, Mrs. ...
... FOR YOUR MOOTS at n d SHOES I V.W. RANDALL & GOLDEN BOOT, Gabriel's High Street, a MAIDSTONL NORTHTLIST. ACTUAL MAIMS .- 1131 CZ 1790. BUT YAWL LARGEST STOCK. ALL SOLID LSAT= BOOTS MAD! ST OS IN MAIDSTONE. ...
... return th#» golden age. by which meant the time when they would once more able to jingle few golden ; sovereigns their i>ockets. He hoped the Kentish Municipalities would set an example in public economy to help bring about j a return of the golden age, and ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The Kent Summer Assise opeaed the Sessions Houses before the Lord Chief Justice, the Ear; of Beading. G. 0.8.. K.C.V.0.. who wa* aocompauied by Mr. f. W. Hollands (Deputy Sheriff), Mr. W. H. Whitehead Sheriff) and the Bev. J. K. Hale ...
... Mr. A. C. Birch's bay filly. Filly or gelding foaled in 1919, open to! Kent farmere.—First prize given by the: Amelia:Hon of Men of Kent and Kentish, Men-1 Mr. T. B. Maelean's Kent Sur-; prise; 2 Mr. W. Dockeray's Buckwell Beryl; r Mr. H. T. Willett's ...
... EST )4 B. 1790. F EATURE INE OUTWEAR . O E I MININE F. W. RAN DALT. & GOLDEN BOOT S MAIDSTONZ and NORTHTLZIT. MCI MN ANS MIS A SPINNAUTY. Personal—Contd. teGYFINUED FROM I,7X•SOLDIER. Church of England total Of. .U. invitee corre , :wodeoce f sit, ...
... A Golden opportunity. We are making a splendid offer to the public in this city and,to those who know a good thing when they see it we would invite their inspection of the material we are making up into to Measure At THE MIDLAND DAILY TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY ...
... KENT COUNTY COUNCIL AN APPEAL CRAZIERS. THE SMALL HOLOINCS QUESTION. A special meeting the Kent County Council took place at the Beaaion« House, Maidstone, on Friday, for the purpoas finishing the business left on hand owing the being broken the recent ...