... the wet spell, when tbs water ran off their outer clothes into their boots, many of the men preferred to without socks, and only put them when the water bad been emptied from the boots. Subscriptions can be sent Mr. W. Reeve, Lloyds Bank. Mount Pleasant-road ...

... Families Association, not Help Society. CAMDEN ROAD METHODIST SISTERHOOD.—At the meeting on Tuesday Mrs. Cooper, president of the Kent Federation of Sisterhoods, gave interesting address on ‘‘Light,” which was much enjoyed by the large number present. Mrs. J ...

... of £l7 lls. has been sent to the Lord Mayor of London’s Red Cross Fund. BUS AND LORRY IN COLLISION.— On Tuesday morning a Maidstone and District bus was proceeding down High-street when it skidded and collided with stationary lorry owned by Mr. B. Boniface ...

... E. Wells was the undertaker. THE DEATH of Mr. Frank Bootes occurred on Thursday at Petts Wood. Ur. Bootes was an employee of the Tonbridge Rural District Council, served IS years the Royal West Kent Regiment and saw service In China, Singapore, Ceylon ...

... Olympia as well as others in Kent and elsewhere. Major Hollebone was a native of Battle and was educated at Charterhouse. During the last war served with the Royal Horse Artillery in India, and afterwards for a time with the West Kent Yeomanry. He was partner ...

... and others for articles made and dispatched the Forces. Mrs. Mitchell was chosen as delegate for the West Kent annual meeting to be held at Maidstone In April. It was also agreed to start a National Savings Association amongst the members. Mrs. Rae gave ...

... (A) with Oracle Allen, Warren William IGHTHAM FARMER’S PASSING NR. W. r. CLYDE Agriculture West Kent has suffered severe loss by the death, in the West Kent General Hospital on Saturday, of Mr. William Fowler Olyde. A native of Devon, where his family ...

... O. W. Bell. Mrs. C. B. polio. UNFIT TO FUAD. —When Gilbert Lanlker, of no fixed abode, appeared at the West Kent Quarter Sessions Maidstone Thursday week, having been committed for trial from Cranbrook on charge of window smashing Mr, X. H. Knlbbs’ grocery ...

... E. Fisher (representing Lord and Lady Cornwallis), Mr. F. Ivo Neame (Chairman of the Kent NF.U.), Mr, A. T. Miller (vicechairman Kent N.F.U.). Mr. G. H. Oarrad (Kent County Agricultural Organiser), Mr. Vernon T. H. Beale (representing Paddock Wood Branch ...

... (Assistant Commandant, Kent 94. V.A.D.). Then came a series of first-aid charades by the Juniors, followed by team tests set and Judged by Miss Card, R.R.C. Ten new members were enrolled by Miss Card, and Mias Paley (Commandant. Kent 94, V-AJ>.) presented ...

... Preliminary interviews can be arranged with the Managers at the firm's local branches. your letter of application please mention Kent and Sussex Courier.” YOUNG LADY, manage small fruit and flower shop; some knowledge floral work.— Bannister. Sundridge. C.939 ...

... complaint by tenants of a Kent brewer regarding the increase in prices passed on to them by the brewery in comparison with the level of prices agreed to by the Kent Brewers’ Union. A resolution suggesting that the licensees Kent, Sussex and Surrey should ...