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Arthur Swan from Bridge who worked as stable lad at Bifrons, probably
1935/36. Had sisters living in Bridge & Putrixbourne


Uncle Bert, farmer at Brickfileds Farm, with a bull formerly owned hy Miss R 9 H 3 9 V
East Bridge House, given to Farmer Jones as she cou1dn’t bear to have it slaughtered

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to Patrixbourne by 1935 and the Mnslins may have still been in business

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Nnillmurne Horticultural
Society produced an excel.
lent display at its secona
summer show at the
Conrad Hall. Bishops.
bournc. on Saturday.

Over 260 entries proved
U10 point that it was worth
reforming the society two
{cars ago to allow an.

huslasts from Bridge.

Bishopslaourne. Kin stun.
Patrixbourne and takes-
bourne to exhibit vega-

tnblea. flown rs ,_ and pro-
duce. . '

or the many leased to
sea the society ouriai-ling
again. Mr
was one of th most
sntiaiied. He won the
Brid e Horticultural
Socie Challen :3 Cup for
the rnostpoinis. ecuptor
the most points from {lower
exhibits and another for the
most‘ points .from vege-
tnb_io3._ '‘ 

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seven or the SB classes-and
was placed in many mom.
' A tomboln and produce
stall were added attrac-
tions to the many who

visited Lho show. Cups were
grcsented by Major John
realign.

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Mr Charles Kennett
two of many who 0

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(loft-) and Mr Norman Gray were

Awards

Briiixu liufllculmralfiociot Clini-
icngu Imuutpainm. i R. Au: 11.25%.
Finn. 3 Mrs Pal Davidson:
vepzulahltl imont 1-aninm. 1 R.
Aununz flmwzn tmuar. pntntal. 1 R.
Amun: but floral art. 1 Mn: Sue
Hnpltllll‘. cookery. I Mr: R.
H klnn: Flora magazine award.
iju Ilse floral urn. i Mr: Davidson:
open Inowors and vexamblral. 1 R.
,i-“mo.

ClII:drnn'|. Wnrdnwarlh Cup.
;\ndrcIJ'BucItiIunIl.

Rosults

Members. vusutnbiu: Chbbngu.
L P, Luvuiuck. I R. i"inn. I Mr: 1..
Dawoon: Di'I.HIl'il. i. Mr: A. nm-um. 2
il. flopkinl. a R. Finn: bnnnn.
nrnnar. i 1111 P. Dal.-idaon. 2 [1,

Roger Au3ufl__:fi'_Ipn.'3 11. Austin; I-‘runch. i Ci.

Talbot. 2 Mn L. Dawson. 3 P.
lmvaiock: canola. long. I R. Aunun.
'.' W. Ilopktm, .1 TL Finn: Ihnrt. l R.
.\u|iin, 2 R. Finn. 3 Mn! I‘.
iinvldann.

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“Hopkins. 3 C010. Elllnil: cos. I it.
Auntin. :i R. Honktru: be-ct:-ool. 1 w.
itopklm. 3 it. iiogklnn. 3 E. Huh-
man: tomato-u.i. . F'n-xhmnn. nu.
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Hi-I“-I'll-‘SI’. 1 R; Mnun. fl?.'1'ai.boi. '.i W.
H ktnl: round or oval. i it. Aullin.
2 _liopii:I1'Il. :3 I‘. lATll'{‘1OC|i:;'[‘K‘fl:I.'I.
G. Tnibol. 2 R. Finn. I! ll. Austin:
-:ucumbcn. 2l'i. Finn.

Flirwura: Pervenntntl. i Mn 1‘.
ilngban. 3 Mn! E. Johnson, 3 T.
Wlciurnlll.-ni annuals. three kinda. 1
Mn 1'. 3ln.noclI_ 2 R. Finn. 3 T.
wicl¢r_min-n: rosell. HT. 1 Mr: I’.
Hoxhen. Ii Mrs-B. Champion. 3 R.

    

njoyed the show.

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Fifi-ll: fluribunda. l Mr! G. Warrin-
worth. 1 Mn I3. Young. ’
Swcul pull. 1 R. Austin, 2 .\lra P.
Davidson. 3 H. Manon: Dnhlin.-I.
cactus. I It. Austin; duarauvn, I Cal
G. Ellinil. I it. Aultin. 1 Mr! P.
Slnnoclt; glnrlioll. 1 Mrs F.E11'inuck;
flawcnzlg ipmnl. I Mr! J. Lave-
loclt.ll‘i..l¢mJm.aMrnI3.\'oung.

Floral art‘. Juhllr.-cs. i
Dlwillslarl. 2 Mn 3. Hopkins. 1! .\lnI
FJ.Mu!orann:n1lvI:I'iol1ago.iMrn'i'.
Frcainmnn. ii Mn 5. Hopkins. 3 Mr!
L. Dawson: sen shell.
Clarke. 2.\'[rI E. Andaman. .3 Bah-51".
Davidson: HMS. i. Mi’! 3. Ilopkinaj
Mn P. Davidson. 3 Mr: I". Slnnock.

Cooke:-y: ilhuribrumi. I Mr: J.
Lmraloclt. 1 Mr: R. Hopkins. 3 Mrs J.
crmpmnn: Eruii ICDIIEI. I. Mr: D.
'(uung_ 3 Mr:'lI'. i?'rc:itn1nn,1l\tr: i...
Duwjun: Swim roll. I MI‘: 5.
Hopkins. 2 him J. Lnvaioclt 3 Mr: R.
n.,pmng.- mannnlatla. l him It.
Iiwpltlna. 3 Mn: F2. Cnrmitn. 3 Mr: F.
Appl.

(.‘hl]II:1:!i'H nation:

5-minuruz. I T. llllwkilll. 2.}. Clarke. 3
.1. Hopkins; rulnaiuru gardun. i C.
Davidson. 2 F.‘ Davidson. 5 C.
Hrnvitiriri. ,

0|-nun: Four vegnlnbiu and
flower-I. I R. I-‘um. 2 it. Aulltn. .

Judgcu: Vl!fil‘l.i|hil‘.'I and flown:-J.
Mr G. COl'|'i|!!I and Mr 3. .'iinI-.111;
floral. .\ir:I M. Cl'Diit'irivD|j:3.’lil£l;
cookery. M11 F2. Aiiinoli. chlltlrl-n'n
wm-In. Mr-.10. Wnnlnworth.

glnllhuldnrs tnclurit-IS: 1'mnbnlu.

Mr and Mrs II. Buclellural: Pmdlncn.
5.1:-:14, Dnvluwnz I-mu. Mr and Mr:
ii. Mann and Ilulpcra.

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linpkilan.

Mrs P. .

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Wonllworlh ;
[mm Andmw Bunkhurat; Juizlioc .

Mr Robert Finn w'nn the cup for his collection or
flnwerli tun] vugclnllloil.

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First 4 snaps must have been taken about 1931/32 and all show the riding
stables of Capt. Maslin & his brother George and the stables were behind
the Red Lion ( I think this was the name of the pub - the entrance to the
stable yard was almost opposite the V.C. Chapel.

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as Toby Godden, trimmingu. hoof.


This Kentish Express picture shows a horse culled Dolphin winning

a Point to Pointa The horse was owned by Miss R. Talbot from
Bifrons, trained by my father and ridden by a local farmer named

Tom Long,




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