... KENT GOLDEN WEDDING. Dr. Henniker's Recollections of Sir Arthur Sullivan. Dr. and Mrs. Henniker, of Maidstone. are this week celebrating their golden wedding. They were married at Holy Trinity. Brompton. Chatham. where the doctor was organist. and tbe ...

... KENT'S TEAM-BUILDING By MAN OF KENT T EAm building in Kent soccer still goes merrily on. and Canterbury Waverley's latest arrival. W. Crane. the scorer of 86 goals last season for Chatham, marked his debut at centre-forward with a hat-trick. Sheppey went ...

... voice— the golden yoke as it used to be called—seemed to have lost none of Its richness. The famous bowler, Tich Freeman, whose retirement by the Kent County Cricket Club created such surprise, in the garden of his house at Maidstone yesterday. The ...

... of profitslrom the match the Oval in September between Kent and the Rest England sum was given to various Kent hospitals, and the remaining £92 odd to the Kent Cricketers’ Aid Fund. season Kent re«ume their matches with Notts —the two counties not having ...

... House. WATFORD DiVIBION.-R CTULDO. 17. U.gb Watford. ENT. A»HfT)RD DIVISION -F. GOLDSMITH, 153. God ingtoo-road, Aehfortl. Kent. DARTFOKD DIVISION.—IL WITHERS, 20. Junotion-road. Dart lord * FAVEREHAJI DIVISION.—DOUGLAS MOORE, laheral dab. HUtiogbourae ...

... A Goal Rush In Kent Soccer By MAN OF KENT GOALS flow freeiy in Kent as the season advancei. and for the last month lilt League games have averaged halfa.dozen apiece. They have come, too, without your Ludfords and your Fred Bells. and with tomparatively ...

... KENT OONBNATULATE WANWIOK. The autumn meeting the Kent Committee was held yesterday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing.cross. Lord George Hamilton (President of the club) taking the chair. In the annual report the committee congratulated Wa ...

... KENT TALENT OVERLOOKED WILL NORTHFLEET CARRY OFF LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP AND THE CUP ?--By Man of Kent VIOR the second in sitecession the penings which play such an important part 2: Kent League Championship seems m y t i h it P h d a est i i g n ti g. d ...

... Leaders in Kent Football By MAN OF KENT ride which will hold Its own with any team throughout Kent. One of those fortunate clubs embarrassed by repeated Cup successes. Maidstone, as in the case of London Mills. took the Amateur Cup second qualifying round ...

... KENT SOCCER PHASES No Chopping Blocks in the League By MAN OF KENT A BRIEF review of the first four weeks of the Kent League, compared with the correspmding period of the last campaign. discloses the considerable success which has this year attended ...

... to welcome victory in er Maidstone. Moisten Is his name and he came to Kent a few weeks ago with Irish experience as a w of Rangers colours. Young Dakrn was Maidstone's sharpshooter: he Is a winger brimful of vitality. Maidstone. too. are still building ...

... BOOT SALE Th' They cause groat quantity corn to spent, lewdly drunkeunees. Poor men spend their time and money by long sittings, without regard of wife and children. They outbrave the excellent wisdom of the High Court of Parliament. __ They outface the ...