... GOLDEN WEDDING AT MILTON A FAMILY OF Fifty years ago on Christmas Eve Mr. George Thomas Rosser was married to Miss Esther %Vickie.. of Rubbing, at Milton Congrega• ' tional Church. the Pasta•. the Rev. J. Shew• ard. officiating. This was the commencement ...

... Street, Beekenhani, Kent. WANTED, for Dover, (NDOK-GENERAL, not under 20.—Mrs. W. H. Currry, 75, Clialkwell Road, Milton Regis. WANTED, a COOK - GENERAL, daily lionmimaid kept. —Mrs. Lovau., Enderley, Highfield Road, Riekley, Kent. WANTED, a GIRL for ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE KENT The annual meeting of the Kent Council of the British Legion was held at the Town Hall, Maidstone, on Saturday afternoon. Among, those present .were:—Major the Hon. J. J. Astor, M.P. (President), General Sir E. S. Bulfin, Col ...

... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 15th, COME. GIVE US A TASTE OF YOUR QUALITY. pr:,r, EVERY parent knows there are times when there is an extra strain upon the family A purse. The return of the children to school. holiday times, weddings, and ...

... of the price for light. power, and beating say firm Maidstone, Tunbridge Well.. Gravesend. Chatham. and Gillingham. They would then have some information to put before the ceprementatives of the Kent Electric Power Company when they met them again. If ...

... a charge of shot. in her left leg. Mrs. Hales was attended by Dr. Attwater, and was later conveyed to the West Kent Hospital by the Maidstone St. John Ambulance, and succumbed to her injuries on Sunday last. TUE INQ An inquest was held in the Board room ...

... overhead fables in Kent, and it was agreed to write to the Electricity Commissioners reminding them that there was an island of Sheppy on the map, and that it should he included in the scheme. MINSTER. GOLDEN WCDDING. Last Sunday was the golden wedding anniversary ...

... WELFARE WORK IN KENT. PSYCHOLOGY OF THE SIGHTLESS. The ninth annual meeting of the Kent £2!l/4; printing, stationary. and postage, County A.,oeinticon for the Blind was held C3/17/11; cheque book, 2 0; balance, £3B/1,1; at the Town Hall, Maidstone. on Friday ...

... of between fifty .and sixty teawlwis,of which gni-denting i. one of the .sthjevt. taught 41.40 - itililed at the House, 'Maidstone. the Ittli instant, tor the piurpow of making a ion , elitatim. to Mr. W. P. Wright. F.R.H.S., who recently retired atter ...

... CATTLE, in the Field adjoining the Station, Hollinghourne, WKDNYADAY, 1929, Ilt 11 KENT :Ind HALF':IIRED SOUTHIBIWN LAMB-, TEGS, and BREEDING EWES. 35 Pl' R E-Blt El KENT and 'tiOUTHDOWN RAMS and HOME-BRED 410 RE CATTLE, Also 2 BAY CART MARES, quiet and ...

... rehoeolates-31.t.'., 79, Parkroad. Sittingbourne. 14-1985 Turitrv.--Mr. W. Chandbcs, Mereworth. 15--3419-Itablutsl-Mrs. Bush, Maidstone-rd. 16-1265-Bottle arhioky--M.r. Cox, Newington, 17- 209--Mottle of whisky - Miss Castle, Waterloo-road. 456-Golf balls-H ...

... BICYCLES OX FOOTPATHS. Councillor Jarrett brought to the notice of the Council complaints that had been made to him *boot people riding bicycles on the footpath leading fmm the Avows of Remembrance to the Market in the Bull yard. It pointed not to him ...