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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 ...
... 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. ...
... and Bulllloici he given on completion of the pnrchM». of Monokton. Son OalUa. Solicitors. Maidstone: and Auctioneers, above ' ALTERATION DATE. ABRAHAM'S FASH. KENT About miles from Tonbridga Junction and miles from Tnnbrldge W^lla. Messrs. lancrioce am- ...
... then to his sister. Emma Ann Cumberland, and his said brother in equal shares; each the West Kent General Hospital and the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital, Maidstone; £sflo and the income from the residue of his' property to his wife for life and then 1-fcth ...
... Horsley, Vicar of Detling. Maidstone, was the speaker at the anniversary meeting Tonbridge Brotherhood Sunday. He was present when the loiibridge meeting was inaugurated five years ago. as was at that time President of the Kent Brotherhood Federation. A ...
... ex-President the Kent Brotherhood Federation, will (peak the anniversary of Tonbridge Brotherhood on Sunday afternoon. The President (Mr. A. P. Hedges) will presida. The marriage arranged between Major the Viscount Hawarden, of Kent, and Miss Marioft ...
... FuggWe, Brambling. Cbbke. and other sorts in large or small Jots.—Apply F. F. Thirkell, Chariton Farm, Bougfaton Moncholsea, Maidstone. , SPRING SiJama, Baiter's, lie., t» oept Lawn Mower, tt-tnoh Baaeome. cost £lO. £6, both excellent condition.—Advertiser ...
... FOOTBALL. KENT LEACUE. . RANCERS V. Ift MIDDLESEX REGIMENT. ANOTHER WIN FOR THE RANCERS. The Bangers were at Graves end last Saturday, and returned home with both points by a 2—o win over the soldiers. But the Middlesex much stronger than they had .done ...
... 57a, St. John's-road as a Practical Milliner, Oorsetiere and Ladies' Outfitter. SHERLOCK'S BOOT STORES, 13, Londonroad, Tunbridge Well*, for Easy-fitting Boots and Shoes. Slippers, etc. Also Soholl's Foot Easers and Kerrectors for flat feet. Toe-Flex ...
... Round of the English Oup were:— Maidstone 9: Bo*tall Heath 0. Charlton A. 0. 6; Whitstable 0. Sheppey 2; 1. Margate 4: Boxley Heath 1. Ashford Riailway Works 0; Ordnanoa KENT LEACUE. Four matches wore played in the Kent Learne on Saturday, resulting follows: ...
... GUARDIANS AND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL, Wednesday. Mr. W. Nash the chair.—Notice of a conference the Kent County Committee on Casual Paupers, at Maidstone, wns received, and it was agreed that the Clerk (Major Eric Clarke) and Mr. W. P. Henley should represent ...
... di-tances —S. E. BOOTH. Curr«? Road Garage. St. John's, Tunbridge Wells. 'Phone 623. SHERLOCK'S BOOT STORES, 23, Londonroad, Tunbridge Wells, for Easy-fitting Boots and Shoes, Slippers, etc. Also Soholl's Foot and Kerrectors for flat feet Toe-Flex and bunion ...