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MAIDENHEAD.

BERKSHIRE.

W ooldridge E liza (M rs.),N orfolk A rm s P .H .2 Norfolk rd
W oolford Frederick, dairy, 7 A lbert street
W orking Men's C lub & In stitu te (Rev. W . G. Sawyer
M .A. chairm an of trustees), N orfolk road
W orld's Tea Com pany, 38 H igh street
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

A m phlett F rederic, 12 R utland place
Bass H erbert Frank, 14 Rutland place
Jiaverstock E dw ard, Mon Caprice,
Altw ood B ailey
B eachcroft Philip E dw ard, W ingates
B issley Jam es L. A thelstan
Bunn John W illiam , 10 R utland pi
Chapm an Rev, O liver D ouglas Sh ute
A .K .C .
(curate of A ll Saints’ ),
C lergy house
Cox Charles W illiam , Th e O rchards
Daniell Edward P. 3 R u tlan d place
Doyle W illiam E . T he Hob
D rum m ond Rev. Canon A rth . Hislop
M .A . (vicar & su rrogate & proctor
in convocation), V ica rag e
F orbes M iss, Boyne H ill cottage
G om m Stephen
Gooch Lionel Shirley, The Boynings
Hodgson N evil L. Eden lodge"
Howard A rth u r, C h an tecler, Altwood
B ailey
Jam eson Mrs. C. V . Recess
Johnson M rs. S t. Helens, Altw ood rd
L ovell Thom as E dw ard,28 R utland rd
Pom roy M rs. Lan gholm e, Altwood
B ailey
Pretym an Capt. C harles H y. Sheffield
R .N ., J.P . Boyne Holme
Riches E lton Henry, Om ega, Altwood
B ailey
C lu e r His H onor A lb ert Rowland,
W olvelye
L itk ie M ajor M axim ilian M ackenzie,
T h e Points
Macpherson Mrs. O rchardlea
M uir Col. Chas. W em yss C .B .,C .I.E .
Lowbrook
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

C ary Leo Joseph, B erry cottage
C undick W alter, Poplars lodge
G errard Mrs. Lyncote
H ickm an Rev. W m . M .A . Th e Poplars

[ k e l l y ’s

W ren C h arles F. boot m aker, 12 Bath road
W rig h t Richard, Th e Lodge tem perance inn, 7 B ridge st
W rig h t V ivian , picture fram e m aker, 36 B ridge street
W ya tt Thom as G eorge, tailor, 52 H igh st. & 23 Queen st
Y eom an, Sherm an & Co. m otor engineers, 62 K in g st

B O Y N E H ILL.
Robertson-Shersby Mrs. Boyne G arth
Rodda M iss,W est C oun trie,R u tlan d rd
Sewell M rs. 20 Rutland place
Sim pkins Leslie, Russley, Altwood
Bailey
S m ith Mrs. Norden F arm house
Street Thom as, K osy K o t, Altwood
Bailey
Vienot M iss, 1 Rutland place
C O M M E R C IA L .

H arris Fred, coal dealer, W estboro’ rd
H arris H astings, beer retailer, 91
W estborough road
Hayrnan Reginald S. statnr. Post off
Hicks John, Crooked B illet P.H . 25
W estborough road
Hicks Thos. butch er, W estboro’ road
Lam bourne G eorge Jam es, shopkeepr
Lan gley Francis H erbert, general dir.
W estborough road
M aidenhead C em etery (Thos. Sm ith,
sexton)
M aidenhead W aterw orks R eservoir
M arjorie-Lum ley Day N ursery (Miss
M. H ughes, m atron)
Mayne C harles, insurance agent
New W m .shopkeeper,Boyne V alley rd
N u tley Thom as, baker, W estboro’ rd
Parker A lexander, fly proprietor, 13
W estborough road
Realff C harles, coach painter, 71
W estborough road
S m ith A m y (M iss), dress m aker, 18
R utland place
Soanes Jas. shopkpr. Boyne V a lley rd
Stevens E rn est, cartage contractor, 66
R utland road
T urberville Florence (M rs.), grocer
W ebster Richard Wm. Norden farm
W iggins H arriett (M iss), dress m aker

A ll S ain ts’ W orking M en's C lu b (W.
J. Holdway, sec)
Bennett A lfd. W m . grcr. W estboro’ rd
Black G eo.hair drssr. 13 W estboro’ rd
Caldw ell Andrew , beer retailer
Cobden B everley H alsted,Plough P.H
Creed W illiam , builder
Fram pton E lsie (M iss), dress m aker,
68 R utland road
Gibbons Nora (M iss), dress m aker,
24 Rutland place
Gibbons Sam uel, road contractor, 40
Rutland road
Gibbons Sidney, coal m erchant, 32
Rutland road
G rain ger Sarah (M rs.), grocer. W estborough road
G ran th am Charles, wood dealer
G ray Edwd. boot m a.ioyW estboro' rd
H arper E rn est, laun dry
(For other nam es see M aidenhead.)
H arris D avid, grocer

COX GREEN.
c o m m e r c ia l .
|Payne E liza (M iss), shopkpr. Post off
B rill Edward, m arket gardener
IPayne W illiam Jam es, baker
B rill J. Percy, carm an
Pope Thom as, carm an
B rill Joseph (M rs.), farm er, G reat 1Sharp E lizabeth (M rs.), laundress
Lowbrook farm
¡Stockwell Rhoda (M rs.), shopkeeper
Cowdery W illiam Hy. Foresters’ inn Y oun g Noah, beer retailer
Fletch er G eorge, m ark et gardener
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T I T T L E ROW.
H ickm an M iss, T he F irs
K ersey M iss, F irs lodge
S ilver Jam es E dw ard, Harwood
S ilver Joseph Love, Fountain cottage
Thom pson RolandO’B rien.TheW alnuts

M A R C H A M , w ith th e ch apelry of G arford and the
township of F rilfo rd, is a p arish in the Northern
division of the county, hundred of Ock, p etty sessional
■division, union and cou n ty court d istrict of Abingdon,
rural deanery of A bingdon, archdeaconry of Berks, and
■diocese of Oxford. Th e riv er Ock bounds the parish
on the south. M archam is 2J m iles w est from A b in g ­
don. The church of A ll Sain ts, reb u ilt in 1837 and
opened on E aster day, 1838, is a spacious edifice of
stone in the Perpendicular style, con sistin g of chancel,
nave, south porch and a w estern E a rly E n g lish tower
containing a clock and 6 b e lls : there are 400 s it t in g s :
the church was re-seated in 1901, when a new organ
was presented, th e total cost, in clu d in g g ifts, was
about £ 1,100 . T h e reg ister, in clu d in g G arford , dates
from the year 1658. T h e liv in g is a vicarage, w ith
the chapelry of G arford annexed, join t net yea rly value
£210 , in clu d in g 113 acres of glebe, w ith residence, in
the g ift of the Dean and C h ap ter of C h rist C h urch ,
O xford, and held since 1910 by th e Rev. A rth u r
Pickard H all M .A . of K eble College, Oxford. H ere is i
a sm all B ap tist chapel. A cem etery of one acre was
consecrated 4th F eb ruary, 1899, and is under the control of a join t com m ittee, consisting of 6 m em bers of
the parish council and three m em bers for Frilford.
The In stitu te and R eadin g Room was b u ilt and presented in 1905 by A rth u r H enry Anson esq. for the use
of the inhabitants. T h e charities are of the annual
value of about £ 5 7 , £20 of w hich is for cloth in g the
poor children in the parish.
Sheepstead House, one m ile north, is the property
and residence of Mrs. M orland. Upwood Park, situated
about 3 m iles north-w est, stands in a well-wooded park
of 87 acres and is the property and residence of John
D^
a5i Peei
^ arc^am Park, th e property
of Charles John E dw in Duffield esq. J.P . is a stone
m ansion in the C lassic style, standing in a sm all, w ell-

C O M M E R C IA L .

Arm an W illiam , farm er
S ilver & Sons L im ited , builders
Silver Jam es, blacksm ith
Taylor W illiam , grocer, Post office

wooded park of 47 acres and is now occupied b y the
M isses Anson. O akley House is the p roperty and re s i­
dence of F ran k Gore-Brown© esq. K .C ., M .A. The
principal landow ner is C h arles John E dw in Duffield
esq. who is lord of the manor. Th e soil is sand and
stone b ra s h ; subsoil, rock. The population, including
the tow nship of F rilford and ch apelry of G arford, in
1911 was 951, v iz .: M archam , 692; G arford, 127; F r il­
ford, 132. Th e area of the parish is 2,417 acres of land
and 7 of w a te r; the chapelry of G arford, 1,068; and of
Frilford, 1,238; rateable value of M archam , £3,968;
F rilfo rd, £1,062, and G arford, £1,049.
Post, M. 0 . & T . Office.— M rs. M ary M ansell, sub-post­
m istress. L e tters arrive from A bingdon at 6.35 &
12.30 p.m . ; dispatched at 1.30, 3.55 & 7 p .m .; Su n ­
day, 11.23 a -m - 5 delivery, 7 a.m
G A RFO RD . a chapelry, is 2 m iles west-by-south.
The ancient chapel of St. Lu k e, entirely reb uilt in 1880,
w ith the addition of a north aisle, at a cost of £1,295.
is an edifice of stone in th e E a rly E n glish style, from
designs by the late M r. Edwin Dolby, architect, of
Abingdon," and consists of chancel, nave of four bays,
north aisle and south p orch : the in terestin g old oak
screen has been restored : M iss E. H. A ldw orth , of
Frilford, worked and presented a beautiful frontal' for
the com m union tab le :
m any of the windows are
m em orials. H ere is a W esleyan chapel. The President and Fellows of S t. John’s College, Oxford, who
are lords of the manor, and L a d y W antage, are the
principal landowners.
FR ILF O R D is a township one m ile north-w est. Here
is a Congregational chapel, erected in 1841, w ith 200 sittings. A golf course of 18 holes, the property of the
Frilford Heath G olf Co. was opened in 1909; a club
house adjoins the course. In 1883 rem ains of a Roman
; villa were discovered here. T he President and Fellows
of St. John's College, Oxford, who are lords of the