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414

SH IP L A K E .

V IL LA G E S DIR E C TO RY— 1917.

Overseers, Edgar
Edm und Doble.

& W all Letter Box, Shiplake rise, ncO’J*
H olm w ood, cleared 1.30 & 6.35 p.m . 1
Sundays, 11.23 a.m
Parish Council consists of 7 m em bers,
v i z .:— Charles F. H arding (chairm an), Pillar Letter Box, Binfield Heath, cleard
A rthur L yford, E dgar Haines Quaint,
I.55 & 6.23 p .m .; S u n d a y s , 11.13 a.m I
F.
0 . Warner, Ernest James Hobbs,
Wall Letter Box, W idm ore pond, cleared
John Cordery & John W illiam T u b b ;
II.45 a.m . & 6.15 p .m .;
S u n days,
Ernest Charles Cooke, Oak villa, 5 Gos9.10 a.m
hrook street, Caversham, clerk
Assistant Overseer & Collector of Rates, Wall Letter Box, Lashbrook, c l e a r e d 7.45
a.m . & 5.30 p .m .; S u n d a y s , 11.50 p.m
Ernest Charles Cooke, Oak villa, 5 G osbrook street, Caversham
W all Letter Box, Holly Bush corner,
cleared 8.15 a.m. & 6.40 p .m .; Sundays,
Post, M. 0 ., T. O ., T. M. 0 ., E. D .,
12 noon
P. P ., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance
Office, Binfield Heath.— Joseph Bartholo­ Pillar Letter Box, Crow sley,. cleared at
m ew, sub-postm aster.
Letters arrive
7.15 a . m . & 6.45 p . m . ; S u n d a y s , 9.30
via Henley at 7.45 a.m . & 2 p .m . ;
a .m
dispatched, 1.55 tc 6.25 p .m .; Sundays, Pillar Letter Box, The Coppice, cleared
arrive 7.43 a.m. ; dispatched, 11.20 a.m
at 7.45 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; Sundays,
Post, Telegraph & Telephone, M. 0 .,
9.15 a.m
T . 0 ., T . M. 0 ., E. D ., P. P ., S. B. &
Annuity & Insurance Office, Lower County Police Station, Lower Shiplake,
Frederick Lambourn, police constable
Shiplake.— A rth ur
L yford,
sub-post­
m aster. Letters arrive from Henley at Elementary School (m ixed), built in 1871,
6.35
a.m. & 5 p .m .; dispatched, 8 fo r 80 children & enlarged in 1892,
a.m. & 6.30 p .m .; Sundays, arrive 7
for 9 6 ; average attendance, 9 0 ; Ernest
a .m .; dispatched 6 p.m
Albert Langford, master
Post & Telegraph, M. 0 ., T . 0 ., T. M. 0 .,
Railway
Station, George Hy. Cheasley,
E.
D ., P. P ., S. B. & Annuity Office,
station master
Peppard C om m on.— Ernest Alfred Fry,
sub-postm aster.
Letters arrive from F oresters: —
Henley at 7.5 a.m. & 6.40 p .m .; d is­ Court “ Pride of the Hill ” (B 5044),
patched 8.30 a.m. & 5.30 p.m.*; Sun­
first m onday every m onth at the Plough
days, arrive 7 a.m. ; dispatched y p .m
inn, Shiplake C r o s s ; Owen William
Post & P. P. Office, Shiplake Cross.—
P orter, sec
A lfred Sheppard, sub-postm aster. L et­
ters arrive from Henley at 7.15 a .m .; Carriers.— To Henley, F. G. Mayers, daily
except w e d .; to Beading, Tanner, daily,
dispatched 3 p .m .; Sundays, arrive 7
& Albert Butler, daily
a .m .; dispatched 11.25 a m
P B IV A T E

Haines

Quaint

BESTDENTS.

A’court Sydney, The Red house
Ash Mrs. Gravel hill
Aylen Bev. Charles Arthur W illiam M.A.
Oxon. (vicar). The Vicarage
A yliff K . The Studio
Barnes Frederic Gorell D .L ., J.P. Eyot
W ood
Baskerville Col. John D .L ., J.P . Crows­
ley paTk
Batt Edward, W ood edge
Batt Thomas O. Dab Chick
Bendall Samuel J. Shiplake rise
Bitmoad Mrs. Shiplake hill
BoTrer Mrs. C lifford, Mehra, Station road
Boyer Henry, The Elm s
Bucknill Samuel P. B. Hillside (letters
through Rotherfield Peppard)
Buddicom M rs. Quarry house, Lashbrook
Burge James F. Snnnymead

Burge Oscar M. Waynflete
Carling Henry F. Kingwood cottage (let­
ters through Rotherfield Peppard)
C arling M rs. M .D .B rux., L .S .A .L ond. (let­
ters through Rotherfield Peppard)
Climenson Mrs. John, The Grange
Constantine John C yril, 3 Bivermead
Constantine Joseph, The N est
Cotman John Sell, Cape Farewell
Culley Mrs. Sunnyside, Binfield heath
Cum berlege Francis Henry, Kingsley
L e w e s Hugh W . S i v e T v ie w , Lashbrook
Dixon Mrs. T om , Thistledown, Lashbrook
Dobb Harry, Lashhrook
Durant Mrs. Coolhurst
Elphick Rev. W illiam B.A. (curate)
England T. Bose lawn
English Mrs. Riviera, Lashbrook
Eyre-W illiam s Col. Edward, Heyes woe
Fairclough A lfred Norman, Lashbrook