Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald 25 January 1902.

A PLEASANT EVENING.

An enjoyable evening was spent at the "Carpenter's Arms Inn," West Hythe, on Wednesday, through the kindness of the host Mr. Morgan and Mr. J. Uden. There were about fifty present, and dancing was kept up from seven until eleven.

Songs were given during the evening by Mr. Henry Piddock, Mr. F. Piddock, of Seabrook ; the Misses Phyllis and Rosie Sellen, Mr. F. Stanley and Mr. J. Giles, of Hythe. Music was supplied by Mr. W. Watts of Burmarsh, and Mr. F. Piddock, of Seabrook.

Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald 10 April 1909.

Arthur Gorley, 22, Dover Road, Folkestone. Bottom of Grace Hill.

A DELIGHFUL HOUR'S ROW.

Alighting at the Carpenter's Arms," West Hythe, Where Luncheons, Dinners, Teas, and Mackeson and Co.'s Ales and Stouts, and all leading brands of Spirits and Minerals are provided for small or large parties.

The Proprietor, Mr. P. J. Uden, Supplies Milk, Cream, and Eggs from his own Farm.

The Carpenter's Aarms" is situated on the banks of the Canal, amongst charming scenery, and five minutes from Lympne Castle.

Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald, Saturday 20 June 1914.

Saturday's storm. Houses struck by lightning. Animals killed.

Early on Saturday morning a remarkable thunderstorm passed over Hythe. At the Dentals, the residence of Mrs. J. F. Shelford, in North Road, the lightning struck a chimney stack at the west side of the house, making a big hole in the stack itself and tearing up a large number of tiles on the roof surrounding it. An immense crack was created extending down the stack the stack into the servants' room below, where, luckily, no further damage was done, except that the paper was scorched. The occupants of the room were naturally match alarmed for the time being.

Mr. J. T. Clarke, of Botolph's Bridge Farm, lost two horses; one was killed by lightning, while the other evidently ran into a pond in its fright and was drowned. Mr. P. J. Uden, of the "Carpenter's Arms," lost a sheep and three lambs, and one or two other farmers around West Hythe also suffered in this way.

At Pedlinge a large tree was stripped of its bark by lightning.
 

Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald 19 May 1917.

TRANSFER OF LICENCE.

The licence of the "Carpenters' Arms," West Hythe, was at the Hythe Petty Sessions on Tuesday, transferred from Mr. J. Uden to Mr. Charles Newman, of 21, Fort-road.

Supt. Castle stated that the incoming tenant's references were perfectly in order, and there was no objection to the transfer.

Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald 28 April 1934.

PROTECTION ORDER.

At Hythe Petty Sessions on Tuesday, Mr. Robert Freer, until recently steward of the Hythe Golf Club since 1927, was granted a protection order pending the transfer of the licence of the "Carpenters' Arms Inn", West Hythe, to him from the present tenant, Mr. Charles Newman, who, it was stated, will become a licensee in the Canterbury district.

Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald 21 July 1934.

NEW TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBER.

Hythe 6486 - R. Freer, "Carpenters' Arms," West Hythe.