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V IL L A G E S .

English Leath er Boot Repair­
ing Co., 11 London st, 1a Queen’s
rd,
61
Oxford
rd,
Reading.
Carriers return repairs same day.

Hubner & C o . , i n K ing’s road,
surgical appiances, belts,
crutches, artificial limbs, etc.
DUNSDEN

& PLAYHATCH
(Oxon,)

4 M iles from Beading. Postal
d istrict, Reading.
District Councillor— Thos. Cane
Parish Council— Messrs. F. H.
Stannard, Albert Maskell, Albert Hy.
W ells, Charles Cox, J. Pound, W .
Fitch, J. T . Reading and W . L.
Saunders (chairman); Clerk— E. C.
Cooke, 5 Gosbrook street, Caversham
Overseers— Walter Ford and T.
Cane, Junr. Assistant Overseer and
Collector of Rates— E . C. Cooke
Letters are delivered in Dunsden at
7-5 a.m. & 1-25 p.m., & Playhatch at 8
a.m. The Dunsdenpost office is cleared
on week-days at 7-10 a.m.
6.25 p.m.
Sundays at 12-0 noon.
The wall
letter box at Playhatch is cleared on
week-days at 8-5 a.m.
6-40 p.m.,
on Sundays at 12.15 p.m.
The
nearest money order and telegraph
o.ffice, Binfield Heath

&

&

Johnstone, W illiam Lionel, Binfield
Heath
King, Frederick, Playhatch house
Priddle, J. A ., Dunsden Cottage
Wigan, Rev. Herbert, The Vicarage
Barlow, Reuben, b r, ‘ George and
Dragon’
Beard, William
Bestley, Samuel
Broadhurst, George, cowman, Comp
farm
Cane, Thomas, Junr., Row Lane farm
Cane, Thomas, Row lane farm
Cartwright, George H ., baker and
grocer, Binfield Heath
Cotterill, W illiam Edward, 1 v,
‘ Shoulder of Mutton,’ Playhatch
Fisher, F., b r, Bird-in-hand
Fisher, H ., farmer, Bryant's farm

EAR

709

Ford, George, Dunsden Green farm
Ford, Walter, farmer, Bishop Land's
farm
Girdler, James
Harris, John, farmer, Hampstead
farm, near Henley-on-Thames
Hullcoop, W illiam, schoolmaster
Inwards, Charles, farmer, Cork’s farm
Kent, H. J., Vine cottage
Maskell, A . E.
May, Ernest W m ., Play Hatch farm
Reading, John Thomas, farmer,
Playhatch
Silver, W illiam, dairyman, Littlestead farm
Thorpe, John
W ells, Albert Henry, 1 v, ‘ The Crown
In n ’
Werrell, Ernest Alfred, b r, ‘ The
Black Boy ; ’ Post office
Wheeler, W illiam , ‘Flowing Spring’
W hite, W alter, Vine cottage, Play­
hatch
W ilder, Charles, Post cottage, Play­
hatch
Willoughby, George, ‘ Coach and
' Horses ’ near Henley-on-Thames

E A R L E Y (Berks).

Contiguous to Reading. Reading
postal d istrict. Population, 1911
456. Area, 1917 acres.
St. Peter’s Church, Earley— Vicar.
Rev. Canon William Weekes Fowler,
m . a ., d . s o . ; curate, Rev. H. W ardley
King, m . a .
Services, Holy Com­
munion 8 a.m. (also on first and third
Sundays in the month, 12-15 p.m.),
and on Thursdays and Holy Days,
8 a.m. Matins, 11 a.m.; Children’s
Service, 3 p.m.; Evensong, 6.30 p.m.
Weekdays, Matins, 10 a.m. (during
thesummermonths, 8a.m .)Evensong,
5-30 p.m.
St. Peter’s Hall
Porter Institute, W orking Men’s
Club — President,
Rev.
Canon
Fowler, Hon. Treasurer,
F.
A.
Sargeant, Secretary, J. Deacon
Rural District Councillor— (vacant)
Parish Council-Messrs. H. J. W ool­
dridge, Joseph May, Frank Rushby,
and Rev. Canon Fowler; clerk, W . H.
North, 96 Radstock road, Reading