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... chair. The Serretary invited members t.i atti-iid the West Kent annual meeting Maidstone on March f2nd. Mrs Hawkins was appointed delegate In conm-ction with the Hnndicratt hxhibition at Maidstone April 17t). and hnli- Committee. of Mrs. Mills. Mr . VaTsh ...
... the score* were level. From the hullj-ofT at ih iuteivaj ToilhrulKn »way. aim Mum* netted with really excellent idol, but Maidstone retaliated with anotbci goal Then started royal struggle, both linea If-buck* being called uinm for vigorous work against ...
... Halstead, Sevenoaks, Kent. Alfred May, in his 78tb year. Funeral, Bt. Margaret’s Church. Hnlstead. to-day, 1.39 p.m. NEAL.—On the 6th December, **Chilham,'’ Victoria-road. Soutbborough Common. Miss Mary Neal, formerly of Sbortlands, Kent. WILDER.—On the 23rd ...
... 50J; married skilled tradesmen 118 55). For particulars write apply persenally to Army Hecruiting CfTico. 'lha l.'arraclis, Maidstone; Dolk-road, Chatham; 23. Anerley-road. I’ciiye MANAGERESS required (live out) for Branch shortly opened at Tonbridge; must ...
... district news (From ear awn oavraapandanta.) KENT. brenchley. ARMISTICE ARRANGEMENTS. - The ,-norning service at Brenchley Church will 1,» ),eld 10.45 a.in. on Armistice Day and ihi- ’ two minutes’ silence will nbgerved H. the Wesleyan Church the .arrive ...
... Williams, was carried unanimously. NO FAIRY TALES, but Lots of Bargain' at LEONA HD’S Sale. Drapery. Millinery. Gent Outfitting, Boots and Shoes. 3Z, Colehrook-road, High Brooms. A. Colton seconded. Dr. Lain* road lot ter he had from Mr. Whitmore, Tc'nohUvjß ...
... -For particulars writ# or apply persenally to Army Recruiting CKlce, 'ins Barracks. Maidstone; Dock-road, Chatham; or_ 23, Anerley-road. Pengs KNITTERS Wanted to work Golden Knitting Machines at home; free tuition; guaranteed wage for output; ex periemce ...
... the Bur. al the Hast Kent Quarter Beseions, Happy New Year. Lord Harris caused some amusement expressing the hope that they would have plenty of business-hut not that Court Hi.-» Honour Sbortt, whose resignation of the East Kent t-ounty Court Circuit ...
... years' ’reference; H;32. 11 Wanted; two maids kept; hoy for Kent. . I \|rs Arthur's High-class Agency. 12, Haylcronls; one lady; roferenco necessary. General Maid required; four »«»,“*; Maidstone Pullein, Manor House. family. 'S. ' 18. Colehrooke-road ...
... elocution is great credit to Miss Crispe. Mrs. Tasker Brown pave an account of the Conference of the West Kent Fdederntion of W.l.'s at Maidstone, where she acted delegate March. PARISH MEETING. The annual parish meeting was held in the C. of E. Schools ...
... Unsurpassed for Quality AT ALL GROCERS AND CONFECTIONERS :: DISTRICT NEWS IFrom Our Own corrwspowlonW.) KENT. ~ ASHIHST. drapery, clothing and boot sale now prtH'ecaiQtf. Great reductions. - BUTLKR'S, Groombridge RAT CLUB. Ihe third annual meeting ami ...
... orTianTr it is not 24Tca'rihl^ImrIhorn heiters failed to 17 V f-H I u„ .0 rely on ,h. r. Hi. Ltd. \A/I-| I C I l| Ea«t Kent and We«t Kent, and com- te dance. and prices realised for the .„ _ D D §4 If QI? RN HER S CALVERLEY ROAD, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. I modern ...