... Wrileiesilays there is a children's service at four. Kent C..linty Cricket Club.—Mr. K. L. M.l'.. presided. on the Ith instant, at the meeting of the Managing Cvmmittee of tois Club, hell at th e Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. There ware also present ...

... were taken lei thd West The annual general . nreting of the Facer- Kent Hospital in the Maidstone Ambulance. E. Kent) Divisional Lalsme l'art was field at the Labour Hall, Milton, on Golden Wadding.- -Mr. and Mrs. John last Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. ...

... SITTINGBOURNE. KENT ARTS AND CRAFTS. OUNTY FEDERATION'S FIRST ENHIRITIoN. The Kt lit .it and t't aft Fecletation opered its lii-t exhibiti iii, the Corn Exchange. Maidstone, en Friday in last week. Toe Federation eoilttiht , of representatives of the ...

... Fullboaok was thaaked on the call of Nirs. Hartnell. Golden Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Fainter ? of Station-road. It:tinhorn, who have tarts, in !tantrum for 11l years at their marrnil life, tielelwattsl their golden wedding recently. They were martied at St. Mars's ...

... fir.t match to Silterm ,, Technical In.titute. MURFTON RANGERS DRAW. blaraton Rangers entertained D.8.11.E. haturstay in the Kent League. Div. 11. The Dangers Kaye • trial to two new fuswaads. but they were weak, and this lost incite a point, the result ...

... engineers. 163. F.ast-stmet. AleCutcheon. 11..1. (1), tailor and boot merchant, 7, High-street, West. Mills. W. (1), confectioner and tobacconist. 3. West-street. Mitchell, 1.. (2), Golden Eagle. West-street. Mercer. W. J. (V. newsagent and tobacconist ...

... departure of Sir. and Mrs. Itc•N•ile. both id iroutocol. Cott ingbourno's Brigade. which thirty years a4o was in the forefosont of Kent 1101 UM Oelupietl a %coy waem in the offer Brigades. was provided with what was then thins of the cloo. NIL Mo• Neile. with ...

... inane- `lance is golden. eteecially where accordions., diate slaughter of all a ff ected animals. De- • loarrelorgati , , and tom are ete communed. and terminal adherence to that polity has re- a silent player is veritably worthy f a golden direct the cases ...

... amar n . a . „anntittna f t ., tr i a l t o t h e %.1:..1'.1:1h,1ev iyosecutions fur l dan i geils I dris: l ll , g . lE4'4 Kent Q uarter Sesakela on the 14th Slinist, attaches e' illipttri ue ai s ice o t a n e i l he eli el.plov• October, the Chairman ...

... write to the Kent Electric Power Company asking their inten- dismissed the cams. tiros with regard to extending their scheme I MAIDSTONE WOMAN'S FATAL SLIPS. into the rural district. and on Wednesday he An inquest was held at the West Kent intiniated that ...

... fancier has been As Good as a Parttorniens.—This may re birds of his own breeding. not only at Sittingbourne, but in other Kent truly Itesatil. of Ambrose ApplejohMs Ail- towns. ever since. and he has liven einnirg vetatute, - viewed as a Christmas enter- ...

... Of Kent CRICKET NOTES. MORE GORE COURT VRTURUX •A WIN FOR BR EDGAR. Tint Gore Court is haying a good sea. .oil this xtminier is atf-evident. On Weil- THE TEST MATCH. tiesday in lint week Gore. Court visited The Test Match at Nottingham, about Kent Comity ...