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... Newport (Bekesbourne) ; 'Mr. and Mrs. Gurney and Winnie; Directors of Messrs. W. J. Parrett, Ltd. ; the Staff of The East Kent Gazette: Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Green and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Goble (cross); Mrs. Dean and Doris Worbnys; mess Wilson; ...
... caterer for the luncheons and teas. In March. 1921. Mr. and Mrs. Crayden commemorated their golden wedding, when there was a happy family gathering, and among the golden wedding present, none was more highly appreciated than nn illuminated address that Was ...
... Nfarchant. (67), of Julian-road, Folkestone. Chairman of Mears. Marchant and Tubb. Limited. drapers. outfitters, and boot dealers, Maidstone. left £19,746, with net per. sonalty £13.29,5. • • • • in succession to the late Dean Wace, the Rev. George Kennedy ...
... 06 and not Z 57. as quoted by him, and for Kent 3.15 instead of Z. 60, as quoted by him. The object of our memorial was to induce the removal of redundant licenses. and those statistics clearly show that in Kent there is room for this, as compared with ...
... handed to Iler Ilightiess l'rincess Helena Victoria, DILE.. who visited Maidstone on Wednesday in connect ion with the Kent Division of Y.M.C.A.'s. Iles Highness arrived at Maidstone in the afternoon. and was received by the Mayor and Mayoress. The proceedings ...
... the Naval spectators. OTHER KENT LEAGUE RESI'LTS. In all there were six Kent League matehes played on Saturday, and perhaps the moot ex. citing of the series took place at Northfleet, where the Cementers, flushed with their Kent Cup victory over Sittingbourne ...
... necessity there might be some kind of con- Those gentlemen were Messrs. E. 0. Avis, S. acted *then so that they could make bead- Boot at E. F. Burley, W. Burlev. R. J. 0. waY. Coltioulng. the Viar said he sa w M r . Bennett, W. Tuck Brown. R. V. C.calalter ...
... it was a close shave foe Sittingbourne. where as the Black-and , Rede ought to have won easily. OTHER KENT LEAGUE RESULTS. The biggest more in the Kent Leagoe twitches on Satorday was ran up by Charlton. who were at home to. Ramsgate, Under any circumstances ...
... WROTH AM STOCK SA I.E. Timusnsr, 17th Aram.— MAIDSTONE TEO SAI.F., at. 11 o'clock. 2,01X1 Kent and Halfbred Tegs, and 86 Store Remits. 7th Mar. WROTHAM ANNUAL STOCK SALE. MONDAY. 12th MAY. MAIDSTONE MAY FAIR. Gnat Armual Sale of Storm Sheep, and Beasts ...
... February. Mr. .4. Booth Hearn, soocitor, Chatham, defended, and pleaded guilty. Mr. F. Makin, solicitor, Maidstone, prosecuted on behalf of the Kent Country. Council. pbd said that although two samples were taken the proceedings were only in reinict of ...
... 129. To. 3.t. 1 sartbc fillernaoce, & Menthe. BIRTHS. ftossv•- thruk,onol. Enter. on MaN Bth. 1224, to Mr. .iti MI s. a GOLDEN WEDDING. iAt Mart's Chitral. Cltniianl. nn May 15th, 1874. Ma. and Mn.. Jana. Barton. at Co4tage,. Canterty, , y Road, Si ...
... ex4tergwant E. NOR* late of the Kent County Onsaahulan. The wedding was anleatineed at. St. Paid's Chum& Slweeness, On Jape Tth. 1899, by the late Rey. D. Beaker, who was then Vinar. Mr. Norris joined the K.C.C. in 1896 al Maidstone, and was sent to Sheerness ...