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sioners in the hands of trustees for th e heater
Volunteer Fire Brigade, W alter Downing, captain
m inistration of the charity
Elem entary School (mixed & infants), erected in 1895-6
Railway
Station, Thomas Llewellyn, station ma.sfcei
& enlarged in 1905 & 1909, for 304 children; average
Carriers,—
Brind, d a ily ; G rant, tues. th u js. & s a t .;
attendance, 250; Richard Varley, master
G iles, tues. thurs. & s a t .; Bastón, tues. thurs. k
Breedon’s Endowed School, rebuilt in 1863, is endowed
sat.
;
Rum
ball, wed. & sat. ; Ilsley, wed, k s a t .;
with £40 yearly for apprenticing & educating bo ys;
Jeffery, s a t.; Burr, daily
in 1903 it was placed by the Ecclesiastical Commissician & surgeon, & medical officer
Waddington Major-Gen. Thomas J.P.
PBIVATE RESIDENTS.
& public vaccinator, 2nd district,
The Chestnuts
Bradheld union, k certifying fa c ­
West Mrs. Churchfield
A rgles A rth ur F. Cliff cottage
tory surgeon
. >
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Wysard Walter, Church cottage
Ashley Sidney, Runnymede
H iggs A m y Elizabeth (Mrs-), m illiner
COMMERCIAL.
Baker Miss, Courtlands
Hollister
Wm
.
grocer,
Horse
Shoe
rd
Adams H erbert Sam uel, chem ist k
Bernstein Miss, Rosemary
Holmes John & Son, blacksmiths
druggist
Booth Mrs. Lupton, Avon lodge
Ashley Edward Thomas, coal m er­ H ull W illiam George, electrical en­
Bowly Miss
gineer, W hite lodge
chant & boat b u ild er; boats built,
Roxall Mrs. Hazlehurst
repaired
&
varnished,
steam Hum mel John & Sons, watch maker
Boyd Miss* St. Ann’s cottage
Hunt Thomas A, coal dealer
launches &c. housed
Brine Mrs. Winloed
International Tea C o.’s Stores Ltd.
Ashley George, Snan P H
Brown Major Tom, Rivermont
grocers
Ashley
W
illiam
Edward,
boat
builder
Cam pbell Charles Hay, Eden
Lever
Katherine (M rs.), beer retailer
&c. New Boat house
Cham pion E rnest R. The Moors
London
Mabel (Miss), George hotel
Attw ell Wm. Geo. chimney sweeper
•C'oode-Adams John, Sunfield
Metropolitan Bank (of England &
Awbery Charles, insurance agent
Coombes George, Horse Shoe road
Wales)
Lim ited (agency) (Herbert
•Crosthwaite Hy. Tudor, L it. Bowden Ayres Charles & Giles, coal merchnts.
3 . Adam s, ag e n t); draw on head
Station hill
C u tler Charles, Roker
office, 60 G racechurch st.LondonEO
D e v in e A le x a n d e r
(head
m a s te r), B arn es E le an o r A n n (M iss), la u n d ress
Morrell & Fogarty, m echanical en­
Clayesmore school
Berry Clara (Mrs.), harness maker
gineers, Woodborough
Donaldson Mrs. The Croft
Bettridge Edward, Elephant hotel
Mortimore Edwin Charles, grocer
Downing W alter, The Retreat
Boxall Thomas & Son, builders
Mullard
Marie (Miss), confectioner
Evans Dan Harries, Shooter’s hill
, Brind A lbert Edward, carrier
National Telephone Co. Lim ited (call
Fairtlough Major Edward Charles Brind Thomas, butcher
office)
D’Heillemer C.M .G .,D .S.O . Spring- Brown John, harness maker
geld
Burr
Edward
Archibald, carrier, Nicholls Stanley A. cycle dealer
Nut ley Ernest, boot repairer
Foster Evelyn Hubert, Lower Bowden
Reading road
Oram Richard, fruiterer
Freeman Delemark M .R.C.S , L.S.A . Butler A. & Co. coal m erchants
Pangbourne G as Co. (Albert Butler,
The Gables
Carter Enos & Sons, builders
sec)
Garstin Aubrey, Tham es view
1Champ Mrs. laundry
Pangbourne
Polytechnic
Lim ited
Gibbs Archibald Watson, Cheylesm ore, Champion Ernest R. solicitor
(Armstrong Brown, sec)
Groves Frederic, Reading road
; Childs George, plumber
Hawes
Godfrey
Charles
Browne \Clayesmore School Foundation Ltd. Pangbourne Working Men’s Club &
Institute (Richard V arley, sec)
public school (Alexander Devine,
L.R .C.P.Lond., J.P. Fernbank
Parker Elizabeth Anne (M rs.),restau­
i head m aster)
Head John, Thatched cottage
rant, see Stone & Parker
, Colebrook & Co. Lim ited, butchers
Hensman George F. St. Neots
Constitutional
Club
(Pangbourne, Pavey George, engineer
Hiam Robert Wood, Woodside
Pitney Lloyd, tailor
W
hitchurch
&
district)
(Ghas.
Hy.
Bindley John T. Hillside cottage
C. Calverley,
sec.),
W hitchurch
rd Preston Olive (Miss), dress maker,
Hopkins
grove
1—
IIJIIHIUO Miss,
•‘-■i.oo, W est End fc,
•“ ' “
•
_
■ rr
TJTT
Thames avenue
Howlett Thos. Jn. E llett, Reading r d , Coombs Samuel, Cross Keys P.H
Coventry Edward, boot m aker
Purvey John, blacksmith
-Janes Harry Clement, Hillside
Cox
&
Son,
carpenters
Read
John Edwin, sign writer
Johnston A ugustus Hamilton, BanCox Charles, blacksmith
Saunders Brothers, butchers
dirran
Deacon Harry, boot repairer
»Seller Sidney W. ironmonger
Jones Mrs. Jesmond hill
Downes Thurza (Mrs.). laundry
Sellwood Brothers, grocers & drapers
Jordan Henry, Glebe house
¡Fenton,"
Son
&
Co.
pile
driving
conSimmons Walt, upholstr. Thames av
Langriske Lady, C liff dene
tractors & engineers, Thames Valley Skilton William k Sons, grocers
Layard Major A. Shooter’s H ill cot
^orks
Sm ith W. H. & Son, news agents
Manning Mrs. The Weirpool
Fenton W. Son & Co. motor engineers Stone & Parker, restaurant, W hitMarshall Miss, Craven house
Fisher Frank George, apartm ents,
church road
Menpes M ortimer, Iris court
Reading road
!Surplice Ethel Mary (Mrs.) L.R.A.M .
Miles Rev. Jsph. Hy. M.A. Rectory
Flowers W illiam , tim ber merchant
1 teacher of m usic
Moul Alfred, The Ferns
Fogarty Frank, m echanical engineer. ■
Surplice Reginald Frank, motor &
Nelson Mrs. Halket leathes
fee Morrell & Fogarty
cycle agent & repairer
Parfett Mrs
Ford Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker
Tegg W alter J. asst, insurance supt
Petrocokino Ambrose, Flower’s hill
Franklin
Louis,
boat
builder
Thomas
Richard, hair dresser
Pitney Lloyd, H ill crest
Goddard John S. farmer, Lower Bow- Tidbury Bros.statnrs. 1W hitchurch rd
Read Mrs. Reading road
Turner
Joseph,
baker
den farm
Saunders Mrs. W harf house
¡Warner Ben. builder
Sparaioletti Jas. Ernst. Bowden green Gorin Annie (Mrs.), apartments
¡Webb A rth ur, saddler
‘ .0
n
T , .apartments,
Q n m f l Somerville
r r '
Gray X
Harry,
Tate George Booth, Bere court
West Charles, sen. corn dealer
Taylor Rev. John (Congregational) G rist Annie (Mrs.), fly proprietor
West Charles, jun. assistant o v ersee T
Gulliver
John
Ernest,
dairyman
Horse Shoe road
| & clerk to Parish Council
Thornton Lieut.-Col. WalteT J.P Harper Thomas, dairyman
Hawes
Godfrey
Charles
Browne
.Wood
Lester, tobacconist'
Maidenhatch
M .R .C .S.E ng., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-¡Y oung G eorg«,-plum ber k painter
Tribe Harold W. H ill lodge
P E A S E M O R E is a village and parish 7 miles north­ bridge. Here is a Prim itive M ethodist chapel. There
west from Newbury and 4^ east from H erm itage station is a° charity of £ 1 6s. yearly. The p rin cip al land­
■on the Didcot and Newbury branch of the Great W est­ owners are Col. George Brampton Archer-Houblon, of
ern railway, in the Southern division of the county, 30 Cranley Gardens, London S W , who is lord of the
hundred of Faircross, union of W antage, p etty sessional manor, Moses Butcher esq. and Lord St. Leonards.
■division and county court district of Newbury, rural The soil is clay; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are
deanery of Newbury, archdeaconry of Berks and diocese barley, wheat, oats &c. The area is 2,049 a cre s; rate­
of Oxford. The church of St. Barnabas, rebuilt, with able value, ¿ 1 ,2 2 5 ; the population in 1901 was 231.
Parish Clerk, Gideon Lindsay.
the exception of the toweT, in 1842, is a structure of
brick with stone dressings in the Decorated style, con­ Posh Office.— Miss Florence All.lt fc, su b -p o ,s tfn is tre s s .
Letters through Newbury arrive a t 7.35 a.m . k 1.45
sisting of chancel, nave, north porch and a western
p.m. ; dispatched at 7.35 a.m . & 6 p m . ; S u n d a y s ,
em battled tower, with pinnacles and lofty spire, con­
10.55 a.m. Chieveley is the nearest money o r d e r
taining 5 b e lls : the communion table is of beautifully
office & Le^khampstead the n e a r e s t telegraph o ffic e ,
carved o a k : the five-light east stained window was
miles d i s t a n t
erected in 1910 at a cost of ¿400: there are 150 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1535. The living is a Elem entary School (m ixed), erected for 100 children,
on books, 60; average attendance, 58; W illiam Blea*
rectory, net yearly value £430, including 70 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of Col. George Bram ­
pton Archer-Houblon, and held since 1902 by the Rev. Ca^ne^s.— Jacobs, to Newbury, tues. tburs. k sat. &
Hewkins, to Newbury, mon. thurs. & s a t
F.dword Ernest Gubbins M.A. of Selwyn College, CamBE R K S .

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