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V IL L A G E S .
Rotherfield P eppardâ cont.
Pigden, Richard, blacksmith
Pigden, Henry
Shepherd, T., Cross Lanes
Taylor, Walter, carpenter
Tubb, George W ., â Greyhound Inn
Weston, T., Blount's court farm
Pinchard, Miss, The Old Cottage
Pollock, J ., Colmore farm, Kingwood
Pope, W . S., The Bungalow
Porter, E . G ., Highlands
Reading, J. T., Rosmead
Rutledge, J., Greenlands
Saunders, John Ettwell, The Grove
Saunders, Misses, Highland villa
Scovel, C. J., Peppard farm
Summersbv, Rev. B., Congregational
Minister
Taylor, Miss P., Froyle cottage
W ells, C. F., Pond house
W illiam s, Mrs., Little Garth
Wilson, Arthur, b.a., The Nook
Wollaston, Mrs., Square house
English Leath er Boot Reoairing Co., 11 Londonst 1 a Queenâs
rd,
01
Oxford
rd, Reading.
Carriers return repaire same day.
R U S C O M B E (Berks).
Tw yford P ostal D istrict. Area
1,204 acres. Population 1901ââ¢
332.
N earest Station Twyford.
A Bear, John B., Crowfields farm
Allaway, Mrs. Caroline, mistress, The*
National School
Bitmead, Mrs., Sunny Bank
Bland, Mrs., Old Copse cottage
Brenton, James, 1 v, 1 The Dog â
Butler, A . G ., builder
Butler, Bert, jobmaster
Butler, Charles, Bolt's cross
Butler, Peter, fruiterer, Kingwood
Butler, Peter, junr., keeper
Carling, Dr. Esther, Kingwood, MaitÂ
land cottage and Kindercot SanÂ
atorium
Clayton, Hv., Hill side cottages
Coope, Mrs., Slaterâs farm
Cox, Joseph, Cambria
Cox, Thomas, carpenter
Dudley, James, b r, â Old Bricklayerâs
Arms â
Fry, E . A ., Post office stores
Grimshaw, W ., police constable
Hill, G., well sinker
Home of Rest, matron, Miss Parsons,
Woodlea,
Howes, Charles, Shiplake bottom
Lawrence, Henry W illiam , 1 v, â Red
Lion â
May, C., Rectory cottage
Meade, Miss, mistress, British school
Mildenhall, J., carrier to Reading,
Shiplake bottom
Montalvo, C. E ., 1 v, â Unicorn,â
Kingwood
Painting, Mrs., Dog lane, Peppard
Parsons, Henry, The Barn
I
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St. Jamesâ ChurchâServices, Holy
Communion, 2nd, 3rd and 4th SunÂ
days in the month, 8 a.m., after
Litany on the 1st Sunday in the
month, Matins, 11 a.m., Evensong,
6.30 p.m. Vicar, Rev. Arthnr Rolls
Price, m . a .
Rural District Councillorâ Mr. E .
M. Sturges
Parish Councilâ Col. F. G. Barker,
Messrs. Robert L. Cotterell, J.
Boshier, Richard Cotterell and H.
Randell.
Overseersâ J. Boshier & E. Excell
W all Letter Box, cleared at 8-30
and 10-30 a.m., 1.30, 3.15 and 8 p.m.
Sundays 7.45 p.m.
Barker, Col. Frederick G., Stanlake pk
Brown, E ., The Gables
Foster, A ., The Elms
Gilman, G. A ., Rosebrook
Johnson, H ., Fern villa
Macartney, Rev S. P., m . a ., Rostrever
Millen, Mrs., Percy cottage
Pearce, Mrs. Fanny Louisa, Rushcombe cottage
Price, Rev. Arthur Rolls, m . a ., The
vicarage
Alexander W
Ball, A ., 1 v, â Royal O a k '
Barrett, John
Blackall, Amos
Blake, E.
Boshier, James
Broadway, R.
Burgiss, James
Colman, T ., Northberry farm