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... hospital at .-s ! gramme «»* » ntl A the age of 88, Mr. Rolfe. who was a native .St- ; regretfully beginning think of going of pl Kent, had resided at Wester- Airs. home, they were presented with toys. for 3 carrying on businesses -mlm. I oranges and sweets ...
... found. DEATH KENT FARMER. MR. C. OF GOOSE GREEN. We regret to record the death of a wellknown farmer in West Kent in Mr. George Smith, of 3se Green Farm, Mr. Smith. was his 65th year was hewn Pain Street Farm, Hadlow. His father fanmxl Golden Green leaving ...
... Sandringham. The Lord Chief Justice will take the Winter Assizes at Maidstone on February 16, and Lewes on March 5. Viscount and Viscountess Goschen. who are slaving at Scacox Heath. Hawkhurst, Kent expfc,, return London about the end ot the month. A reduction ...
... the quarter, and the following allocations were made: five guineas each to the West Kent General Hospital. Maidstone: the Kent Ophthalmic Hospital. Maidstone; and the Kent and Sussex Hospital. Tunbridge Wells^ BETHANY SCHOOL.—The committee ...
... waff* In return for domestic duties.—Box T. 353, Courier Office. Tonbridge. T. 2&8 CLUB STEWARD and Hall Caretaker for West Kent Village; quarters provided; some experience is desirable and pensioner (married) preferred—Write, giving fullest particulars ...
... (Crowborough). Messrs. A. Manfctclow and Son were the undertakers. HADLOW DOWN GOLDEN WEDDING. Old residents of Hadlow Down. Mr. and Mrs Amos KartfteUl. recently celebrated their golden wedding They have two sons, three daughters and five grandchildren. Mrs ...
... KENT FEDERATION ANNUAL MEETING The Kent Federation of the National Association of Schoolmasters held its annual meeting at St. Francis’ School Maidstone, on Saturday. Mr. A. C, Bootes’ the retiring President, was in the chair which he continued to occupy ...
... second son of Major C. M. Allfrey, of Boughton Monchelsea, and the late Mrs. Allfrey, and secretary the Mid-Kent Staghounds, was married Maidstone last wee* Miss Joan Bulloch Marsham. daughter of Mrs C H. B- Mersham. of Wrotham, and the late Mr. C- H. B ...
... Huggett. A. G. Hargreaves. G. Ashby, E. J. Strange, W. C. Ralswell, G I. Adams. Percy Wlckenden. R. Berry. W. J. Ranklne. A. E. Bootes, J. A. Sargent. Sir Maurice Simpson, Sir Walter Willson. H. P. Hooper. E. H. Marsh and C. E. HIII Town Clerk (Mr. John Whitehead) ...
... suddenly on the previous Sunday, took place at West Peckham on Saturday. Deceased was native of Maidstone and only last year Mr. and Mrs. Foreman celebrated their golden wedding. Mr. Foreman was a gardener by profession and fond of horticultural pursuits and ...
... animal.—Box Horse. Courier Office. Tunbridge Wells, GOLDEN COCKER. Cairn or Aberdeen Dog Wanted, house trained, over distemper; not less than 12 months old.—Write Potter, Lang- ley Rectory, Maidstone FOR SALE. Nanny Goatling; also Nanny and Billy fortnight ...
... he was grateful for the loyal support he bod rece.vod. The Branch also owed a lot to the lad.es for their ready assistance. Kent was, added, the most efficient county In the country, their President having done a lot for the Branch. The Hev. E. S. Jose ...