... ladyship incidentally remarked that it was 35 years sign that she was the reining of starting the District Nursing Association in Kent. As a result of the entertainment, which realised £l6, together with £7 from the sale of doll , made and sold by Mrs. A. Marshall ...

... thanked members for their Christmas gifts of cigarettes and chocolate. The Secretary reported on the Kent County Conference held e the Town Hall. Maidstone. recently. Mrs. Batt tSt. Michael's) won a competition for • a fine -piece lace. 100 years old. This ...

... Sir Henry Maybury r time so; to iglu Kent County Conti, 1 bliTemporary onus Lady to 'l l . 'fled aged 78. 1.0 lett a•o+t. , in shop. confect ,t , ., Sent take a similar 6a 8-1 and 2-5 . - Calls 5. Nose b:reet. the cit y of London. Diming the lii-t way ...

... Seed 1. r Voce List.—Honnorg, 19 Earl Street, Maidstone. POPLARS for screens and windbreaks, very reasonable paces. A .arge Mock of these. also nug hot rigs, Almonds. Prunus, growing here and at our Kent furs, , ries (Betiendeu). —4st us: t Low and Co ...

... the West Kent Hospital wher, he died shortly after admission. Mr. Wood was a foreman employed at Turkey Mills. The facts were reported to the Coroner, who deemed an inquest unnecessary. LIGHTING OFFENCES, —Harry Manktelow. caretaker, Maidstone School of ...

... death recurred nn Similas eveninz at her home, Fairlawn, of Mrs. Clara Golden. wife set Mr. TT. (liiihlen. chairman of the East Ashford rounM,l. A Sittingbourne lady, Mrs. Golden had talon a quiet rind interested part in the social life of the district ...

... BIDDENDEN THE LATE MR. J. FRIEND.- Th , tuneral of Mr. James Friend. The Common, who died, aged 33. n Jan. 22 at the W. Kent Hospital, Maidstone. after a short illness, took place on Jan. 26. Mr. Friend was the elder son of Mr. W. J. Friend. f Hare Plain, was ...

... toes. Bobbing. on Thursday ley Cooper. at present Vicar of St.! operative at the age ct 81. Re was the third i nter's. Maidstone. Be served premises were demolished in of the late Mr. James an o ff icer in the Royal Engineers • ti , wa F a recent bombing ...

... We miss thr' hand clap. Mr-s the loving smile.• slur hear- are broken, yet • a little while, We too shall pass within the Golden Gates, God' us. God comfort ns, we wait. They miss them most I that loved them best. — From V•• r.4•1:,-r. Sisters and NOTICE ...

... GOLDEN EAST ASHFORD WEDDINGS ;RURAL COUNCIL Monday.—Present: Mr. H. Godden tchairman), sir. N. J. Wilding Cole (rice-chairman), lady Millais. Major Kirby, Capt. Messrs. •C. H. Hooper, E. A. Stanton, A. F. Andrews, H. B. Parsons, A. 11. (Mr. F. Webb). ...

... milker; cottage; reference.—Hemming. Lidham Hill, Guestling. WORKING Bailiff required. Kent, mixed farm; market gardening expennies essential.—Bus 40, Kentish Express, Maidstone. STOCKMAN wanted; wife bops and fruit; new cottage.—Watson, Mill Street Farm, Pentodes ...

... (ssteir-in-lawl and Mrs. Empson (niece). Recent wills proved include those of Mr. F.. 1. Blinkhorn, Maidstone, £7.127 (£2O to Union-street Methodist Church. Maidstone. £4O to same church for 10 necessitous women, £lO to Arle-(ord Methodist Chapel': Mr. C. T. ...