Berkshire Chronicle Reading 04-1914

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IA,follow8!-Staff Collo!\o
G. Bayley,.

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on Coll~ge (Ve.,?oocley). at th o R C IlIOlll1\ Jj •. [.,. t,
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P).,rli.p\.eptary roprCSCllta.hon, n.nd tho
this money is sub.
womeh mombrrs! I
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aCc)JIB very sho ct-sighted. for
overlookr<l thnl overy ~ota
politiC'Rt elrrntth to tho union.

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LIght-weight lla(·,'.-CnpLtit\
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(.Ownerl, 1: CaptalQ J. E, Madlr; CII' , (Ca ll ,
i!na.), Sprmgbok (Ow,n or), 2; L:i1r,ta! 1I H. J.

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o.m. Your", truly,

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J. COTTRELL. ,
12. Way ton Street. R rarling.
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Staff 9'o.lle~o ~IoBvy -wClgh t Rnr~ . - C:lplain
(L OInS: R. ~ F ermoy ( I h rp . . . rl t.
Captain H. O. Jackson's (lleti C R ;. l\ii!l: :
meant II cQttllge
man (Owner), 2: CapUlin g J , 50010",1',
with at'eallt<lhroo bedrOO[Qlh. It WB& sur·'
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.NQlwnatlOn Raec,- Mr, H . D. 1100 "",,,,,,,
deman(l"fll' i th .. t olll6s 'ol cp'lta~. II,a ' cot. To the Editor of the ",Chromcle_"
(G,,:rth Hunt) Southdo,:'n Lad (O wn""I, I;
tagoO w.ijh 'three ooms weh bwlt one room
Slr,-It 18 har4 to bellove tha.t. any ~hOUght- 1 Major E. J. R. nee18 (Quorll) F,) X\Il !l' \
was often let t r &. lodge.f 80 that the &.c. ·{ul , ma.~ caD fall to see the- grent ddter<:nco (Ownor). 2; Mr. G. Larnbt oll's ~r\ , £\" _"'( 11.
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betwoen.an appeal to arms by ~n. org~Dlsed umberland) Suffolk (OW9 cl') , 3,
CO~ ati()n ,a.l~e a. JW8IJ no suPP
. commUD!ty of
classe8, combmmg lU roFllrmers' Rll.ce.-Messrs, E, and C. Srn; d,':l
WEElr:ENDERS FROM_,THE TO.WN,
,i.tance' ~o being plaoed undor the rule of a ; Brown Betty (Owner>. 1: Mr, ll , Il"W):""'.'
. es~ct oflthis demanQ [or new ,parh.m~ntl ~nd notouB '!'lury and d.''''- IOJd Pal (Captam H, C , Jack, "n ), 2,
The :.,.
.. ~ ~"8 III r ......... ' . ,tructioD to mtimldate a parhculn.r sectIOn
The compAny mcluded Lord C eo l'!!:(' P r,Ill
r~ra~ c«?'ttages ~he questIon ~f week-.e~der8 o~ tbe community.. or i~dividt18.' ,outrage , Brij{u,diRT.Genoc.a.l L, E., Kig-gcll, C, n" (~." 'H:
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aUl!ed , at oompelling Parh"ment to. p ..... , eral H . H. ,WIlson (dIrector of ,,!;I;I,I'),
Mr . .Jethro Lou~ley: They
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squeezed , deSIred ~ \asuro of reform. ' 'Lbe one surely j ~eratiol~s at the War Offico ): C ("l(' r~ll . Sir
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cc:>mlll.g , ~rom th.e,
I OQnstit~tes . .oiviL ":8.!'.- in ~hich, every ~8.n-:: John ,Willson, Commander E\l stace, Cuhllr:1

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-THE DRAiNAGE SCHEME.,
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As .will be seen elsewhe,e, the 't.end"lr 01
Mes•••. -Langley and Johnson haa boon
a.ccepted:-£or: tli« draipage icheme ,at a total
• ~m , ot.£,14,672 ~5B. lld.
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THE NEW ~1j.EADrNG CEMETERY.
-I~uirjeB are to be m~d. lUI to ~helhar tha
owner. of Certain lsnd in Tilehu-rst would be
wJling to sell if to tbo corporation 'for ...
cometery, and, If- 110, the terms upon whloh
it oould be aoquired.
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. • BOYS AND ;FIRE DRILL.
-Mr. ,Baail H : !'lutton, <If Woodside , TilehUl'6t, S<wl1tm ...ter 01 t!>~ Tilehurst Troop
'of BOY Scouts, wrote suggesting to the
Wj,!wh ~ommittee that : Bre extinfiU!eliing &{>par ..tus ..hould be prOVided \a.t
·TiTeliQ,rst "",d that the officer.. of. the troop
should- be allo)Ved to ·u .. it for ~e purpose
of iMtruding the ,boy scoute in; fire drill.
The 'PAtter - was ' referred -to :1 !-he" Elre
Brig~ Sub-Committee for consideration
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BLAGRAYF. :1,U~pl(EATION GlJ.,OUND.
TIWl~town bi~ba8 N~ivedi-~,~, . '
sacretary 'of" ~"ChlU'lty CoopnullllOn.
e~py of , th<> ""pem,,'\ ... b,eh th~-o. CollumsBlOnere ,had aeJ'rpved:-"a nd esta91!ab<id ~or
!he ~dminjlltrati~n 'of ~ cha,rity; ·" .on818tmg - of--~ ' Blagra..e , ~cre8tlO'1- Ground,
and .wlilch , p.ovi,j.e,j: 'i."~r, iili~, ~hat the
charity 8hou~d be-. Bdmlm~te~ed, ~nd -

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' STF.DMAN. - On th o 28, 1. Murch, Ruclcl oJl·
Iy, at R oading, GflO rf{n Stc..d rnan. fo rmCld .v
for rnan ,V yen1'!~ wit h . Messrs. S u tt.o n 11 li d
Sons.
Aged 69 y ears,

TN MEMORIAM .
HAILEY. - In loving m e mory of 0111' (\(,!lr
mother. Alice Bailoy, who onf(,I'ed in to rest
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Apr;l 3rd, 1912. "
ob.tslOed.
Gone from lIS, b nt not forj!n ff f'n ,
to I ' Nev er sha.l1 her memory fnde :
on ' SwP.~toot. t.h o ug~t.s shall (W eT linXM
Round ~he epot whet.,o she is Inid .

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8~ . <i,I\'Dner ~;-~~tIi~= - c6j;r:ii;ie1l~;~~i;;

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LOVEGROVE,

Und ltrtaker Rnd Fl\Deral Carriage' Pro<
prietor..
Monumental M~on, Embnlminlf
s.n.J Cremntions,+-116. , F'rJar Stre et i 65(
Grea.t Knollys ~t root, ~.ding.
Motor.Heal"!ean'
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that two-hedl'OOmed
be h. Boldier '(>r ClVlhan-IR obVlously frea _to G, M! Harper {War Office }, Cob",1 ,110",.
take what c,ouTl!e his conscie nce di.J:ect,sj while Kenz~e, Sir Robart W ilmot , Capta in 11. f ~,
reqq.ired, and 80mfftimee
cott"g<ls. At Faritigflon .
, the otI!er 18 ,ahcer lawleRSn""., vlOlatmg all Jackson. M,r, F. VOI'O Allfl'oy, Crolon ,,1 It s,
' Oxley, Major ~ol1lt()n. Mr. E. i\1 , Sl l1 l':' ,. ,
a qemo.nd for cottages at ~a J"oen~ 9f rule, an,d makmg f?r an&rc~y . ..
about '3s. a. week, but geooral1.J~the rental
Llber..I_ , ha~a h itherto.. m.bnc~lvely , anp- Mr. R , H. {Joshng, 111 ... G" A, \\,,,1.'''", ;110-.
was nearet6s If lando"ne~ would buHd port ~ ~.DY commup,1ty . struEtghng to . be V .' y'Rn de ~o yor, Mr. ErIC Plllm (' l', (,;"
, VnlYes - ' it th 'r estates for their own free ,from a de~stcd rul~ of wbatever kmd.
Prmoo Chl'lstilln nnd F: nrl llob(' rjf< It,iI!
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UlatE'r 8 VQluntocr force 18 oomp.o~ed of tho Qoon announoed to offi C1f1,to n.s ~t (' \\ :lI·, l . "
s.erv&teDd _a h8.rehat ma1dy c0bettagee w~ud be demoorao¥, ·and the projcoted ' pl'ovynonal gov·1 but they wero l1nn,bl e t o Ll lbl nrl,
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oocuple., ernment 18 thoroughly demoorntlC,
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laMu",r. ,,,t such ~<!nt&ls a.s tooy Coul~ ,",car 'wild talk of their actiOli bei ng direct.d"
afiord to .pay. H<l dId notth_lDk tlto,t·.there aR:ains~ democratio government" a. suoh, and ' Inn'l'lJS Mt.nUI!\f'ES!\: DJnTn~
WBB such a large d e mand for cottages 6S to ple~se the
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Wad ~ometi'!1cs thought (app}auae).
'£he . Fo! . rl1ch absl!rdi.ty "":8 have to thank .the,,;..:::::nOUDoemont:i of Bi:-lh3, Marria e!l ftnd
qlJ~8tlOnJ however, was pa.rt of e..
w&rpmg a~d ~mdmg Influence of our hIde·
Deaths must Lo Quthcnt' too.ib
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bound inpphcat,on of the f,""y .ystem _ And
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aff~tlD' g ti,e country geoorally
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M r . H a tt -expressed th e opInIon
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h th Tho charge Co r Birth! Marr \a.g(' ~ and [n
..exoeBsive , bY ~l.&WB l'eBpecting the builiL'lg
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wa.r
roug
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Mrunoriam notioe~ 'i:\ 2.3, W,' .
of houses _~e~e responsible in some measure
Al~~ I
thi~ Govor::nmont, whoso record, ~ Deaths .a.fIO ins6rt.ed wit.hout cha.rge. b~lt if
for th,e dc~rth of ~ttages.
m'y ' mind, is o'therwise so good, Bh~111d
afd,'t:on~ arc mndo to the ord:nnry
.The prefudent ~a.~d there w.er.e U?W fl~e wind tip by bringing AlIOh rFellster upon the
' n,otlfi~ttOn8 the~ onb.o are c b argcuble a5
BIlls befor-e ' Parham-ent dea-hug With the United. Kingdom and tho Empiro.
advertisement:.!.
question, i>f: housmg, and all of them recogFaithfully ,voms,
---,----------~--wsed th"t. the by-l .... ml)St be a1te~ o-r
FELIX BAKER.
Birlhs:
6uspen'ded 1'>'J.>ere ·ueceBsary. The tendency
Storridnle,
HOGG .-On March 22nd , at 91, T in' r: 'P '''',
was to insist on a - miilimum ()f 4Jwt.ary ,"""
Binfield.
EIli:ng, to. tho Rov.l a~d Mrs. ' V . E. p , II q,~ ,.;
accoDlmO<jl.\lJon.
March , 3O, 1914.
(formerly of St. Sav!our:s, Coley), " '0'l.
}'l.AINTENANCE OF ROADS '
\VILLIAMS, - Or\ Apnl ltdt , ILl, " ( :111' 11" '1 , "
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Wavorlo~ Road ' 1 adlll l<' to 1Jr. . n.1 -\I, .• ,
Alter some discussion it w~ ' re901ved,
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61, the ,proposition of. Mr. Job Lousley,
To the Editor of the" Chronicle,"
seconded by Mr . .Latba.m. tha.t a. resoluSir,-Tho , BiBhop of Oxrord lllo6t wook iB
til qrri~l!!e~
tiOD be sent to the oontra.l chamber cBlL- reported
'hl\ve said; svcaking on ' t.he ! HEMING - DA V!JS,---Oll fo'd>rlllL "\' 23 '1.
ing attention to the fa.ct that owing to the marriage of ·divorced porsons in ohurch" that ' a~ Ktlmsack, Sask' I' Cnnactn, by t. 11I: n ".\" I!.
increasing use ()f ml\,in roads by outside thay must observe tha law of the Church, I J. Campbell anel the R o", W, IV." ),, II
traffic the Berlu! &nd Oxon Chamber of It IS all very well for the biahop Ito tell us (l>rothor-III-law oLlJr;dc), FI'<ln k Au ,l i" I I, »"
Agrwulturo wft,B of opLnion that the roads t.his, but wha.t about. the law ot'. the lund '? l ing, yow.ngest son ~Of ~h, tlnd j\fr.s. C. II.
should : be~' supported ,' from ·the National A larson can refuse to ,publish t~le bann~, H eming, Guel p h, On t.ari o, t:o Lili nn .!\h r.
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an can ai80 refuse. '!A? m~fry cc ~ta i n pl'll'-1ga.re t D&\'i~, twin , a.ughtc,' of ),ll', Ilnd Mr,~ ,
E:zclieq:uer.
..Besid~8 the pres ident,
who~resided, 80ns" but a.nyons/ no rl)a.ttor wnat they a TC, J, \V, D6.Y1S, Pully, S ns k.
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11"'- ",hetJier divoroe<l, atheist, or anything
there wer" presen ' r.
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e s, .IJU, can. demand the us. 'of their own pari,h
COLDE N WEDDING ,
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A. · Ee t l'9c6J<ino, Mr. Jetltro Lo"aley, Mr, ohilroh if , they wish t~ be .marrii>d, thero. \ GIBIlS- HOLDING, - On the :\l~t iI[or,'I"
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Lousley,
T. Latham,
M. D. Th ey. ,1' f oourso, mus",
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th100r own 1 1864 ,at th 0 pan~
. }1 Ch li re }I, K'lIlgS(' Icro, I1J
Mr. E.Yr:
Whitfield,
Dr. Mr,
Stenb01l66
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W.ebb,
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AB to .obSQfvmg ~~ law o,f thG th e Rov. Dr, Va ug hnn, vicar of D OII I':1 <>I(')'.
Willi&JDs, Mr, Illwyn Landwe 1 J Mr. E. Church, how, mnny ohurohes ,m Reaomg nt j, the R ev, JO<lcph C , Gibhf!, Itss:s1n nt I' tl f at o
w : W'hit~ld, Mr. W. Braid , Mr_ F. Waf,. tlle prel!ent t ime conform to the prayor·book, ' of Doncn.!'It e r to F n\.n ces O s mHl l O l.! \, d :\' LL~ ll .
~De and Mr. T . P. H ,a tt.
wh i9h iB the OhurQ)J. service? Nearly every tor of OharL~8 Holding E ijq, ~f Krt lg-!'.{'l~:r('.
ohuroh in Rending Binga thq responses. whion Present a.c.hll'eBs ' Upcro~s B ,:rkclc \' ~'\'I'lIi l<"
the prayer.book .tat\lS ara to be said, Ago,". j Reading. ·
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in 1\ 'week or two the Easlor ve,tries will b.
Dcaths.
held. 1and I ouppooa the old farce of mon
CO·OK. -- On tho 24th lilt. , Rt Clc, ,',l c,n
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APPLICATION REFUSED.
and ' oide.men; who have no 108',1 Tight to Houso, Cnstlo Hill, H.ca.ding, ,1H ll ry }\ lln
0001(, ag-oo 71 yea rs,
tho~
offices,
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placo,
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The appli""lion of t h 0 Po stmasto, G eD..,.a I perhaps the bishop int,end. ,eemg that at
CROPP.- On Ihe '26th lilt,,,. at Wuld ilchj
h>r permission to eroct .. , pillar letter box in lB.s\:. Churoh law is obsorvod . .
Dorset, \VilEam George Cropp, ,aged
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the f.ootway on the eastt)rn Aide of Pl'~~t ,
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years.
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Streel, h"" been refused by the Rewing
ours, 0 ci'muRcHMAN,
H ighway.: pommitteo, as tho bo" would
DOLTDN, On Mnreh
22n~, Rt 10Q,
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Southampton S t reet , Ll.L'ading , J a n e D olooa"
widow. agcd B1 y 0nrs.
.' LIBRARY HOURS.
, GOODHART.-On (he 28th March, at 1,
In futiI~ - C.vershllilJ) 'Branch _Lending
B ll imorsho R ORd, Ren.ding,. in' the 86 lh yrnt
Library;" :i:iot to ~ open oil Wednesdays
of his age, Charl os \Void e ' C oorlh :lI't , M,A"
ST, MARY'S. '
forme rly of The R eir, \Virr\hl od on COlllfll on,
from 2 P .m'.- to 4 p.m:- and from 6 p.m. to
is ' eldest son of tho lnio R ev, r., J , Coodlla rt,
, Ii.m:., .... !j!t»el"to, tiut i. to ·be open on
R ector of We t herden, Suffolk.
ot1~r ' weekdaya> from-, .1 p,m. ] (in.~elid
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of
2 ·p:m. as hitJlerbol to 4 p.m ..... well
KEEP .-On March 25t h, nt F er:- i. . ("~ ,
from 6 p.m.
?' p.m, as hitherto,
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Ald ormB.;ton, B erk!'!, \Villiam K ee p, aged 77.
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LE BLANC SMITH. - On I\Jn roh 30t h, ot
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Linclworth , Cnokham , ~(II'~y El0an or, wifo
Committee
0\ Stllart Le Blanc Simth. ,

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