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READING DIRECTOUTâ 1919.
Royal County â (Females), Mrs. H. Bristow, 70 Prospect street,
Caversham, sec. ; meet at the Arcaâde chambers, Friar street, every
fourth tuesday
Reading Branch â Juvenile,â 4 Bristow Arcado chambers, Friar street;
meetat the Friendly Societiesâ Assembly rooms, Bridge street, at 7 p.m.
alternate mondays
SO NS O F T E M P E R A N C E .
Royal Berks Division ; Charles Thomas Wooldridge, 32 Cavorsham road,
sec. ; meet 2nd & 4th tuesdays in each month at the W . I. Palmer
Memorial hall, W est street, at 8 p.m.; cadets m eetat same place &
on same nights at 7 p.m '
Press Forward Division (No. 035) ; S. Shackleford, Fairlight, 15 Waverley
road, corresponding sec. ; meet 1st & 3rd tuesdays in each month at
. Denmark hall, Denmark road, at 8 p.m. ; cadets meet at same 'place
one hour earlier
W est Reading Division; I I. Ridgus, 5 Norton road, Reading, sec.; meet
on 2nd & 4th thursdays in each month at Grovelands hall ; c.ulots,
7 p.m. ; adults, 8 p.m
Caversham Division ; A. J. Brown, Highgrove street, sec. ; meet 2nd &
4th thnrsdays in each month at Wesleyan schools, Lower Caversham ;
cadets, 7 p.m .; adults, 8 p.m
R E C 1 IA B IT E S .
Livesey Tent (1280), D. W , Bishop Ackerman, 110 Wokingham road, sec. ;
meets every fourth thursday at the Palmer Memorial building, West
street, at 8 p.m
â Southern Star of Temperance â Tent (N o. 4466), A. W ebb. 221 SouthÂ
ampton street, sec. ; meots every fourth friday at the W hitley H all,
W hitley street, at 8 p.m
GENERAL.
Carpentersâ & Joinersâ ; F. Eyres, sec. ; meet at 40 Oxford road,
alternate Saturdays
Engineersâ ; meet at the Royal Oak, 14 Broad street, every Saturday
Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society ; J. Gazeley, district manager, The
Poplars, 45 Queenâs road
Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society, 9 Church street, Caversham ;
Thomas Edward Cambridge, agent
/
National Deposit Friendly Society,Victoria Chambers,32Queen Victoria st
Operati vo Society of Bricklayers; George Stibbs, sec. ; meet at the Reading
Trades Union Club & Institute, 40 Oxford rd.Reading, alternate Saturdays
Royal Berkshire Friendly Society, 14 Blagrave street ; Arthur Good, sec.
(Reading branch), meet at District office, 53 Queenâs road, on the 1st
Saturday in each month ; Charles Hy. Gill, 53 Queenâs rd. district agent
Royal Liver Friendly Society, 20 Blagravo street ; Reginald Cane, district
manager
Royal Oak Benofit Society, District 131 ; II. R. Noakes, 33 George street,
chairman ; W. E. Thompson, district sec. ; meetings first fr id a j each
month ; district meetings, January, April, July & October at Friendly
Societiesâ Assembly rooms, 19 Bridge street
United Operative Plumbers & Domestic Engineers ; A. T. Howman, 8 Radstock road, Reading, sec. ; meet at the Reading Trades Union Club &
Institute, 40 Oxford street, Reading, alternate Saturdays