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V IL L A G E S .

Johnson, George
Kent, J.
Lane, Mrs.
Latter, P. R ., schoolmaster
Lester, W illiam, carrier & fruiterer,
Alm a cottage
Lester, W illiam, junior
Main, Charles
Munday, H.
Owen, Walter
Page, F. W ., Homestead

Page, R., postmaster, grocer
baker and draper
Perrin, James
Perrin, Mrs.
Perrin, W .
Pitt, Mrs. J.
Powell, Frank
Ranee, H ., b r, 1 The H o p e 1
Rollings, W .
Saunders, Mrs., b r, ‘ The Old Crooked
Billet ’
Slade, H.
Slade, R.
Slade, Shadrack, Sunnyside
Smallbone, George
Smallbone, W illiam turner
Soper, Henry, 1 v, ‘ The Cherry
Tree Inn ’
Stallwood, Edwin, carrier and wood
dealer
Stallwood, James, Witheridge hill
bottom
Tucker, Henry
Tucker, John, Woodside cottage
Tucker, Tom, wood dealer, Newnham
hill
W alter, Owen, carpenter and wheel­
wright'
Walter, Thomas
W ebb, H.
W ells, James
W ells, H., Sunnyside
Wheatley, Mrs. Sarah
W ixen, W ., carrier

STR A TFIELD
(See

M O RTIM ER.

M ortim er).

Hubner & Co., n i K ing’s road,
surgical appliances, belts,
crutches, artificial limbs, etc.

STR

755

S T R A T F I E L D S A Y E (Hants).
9

m iles from Reading. P ostal
d istrict, M ortim er, Berks.

Population 450
Parish Council— Mr. G . F. North
(chairman), Rev. F . Page-Roberts,
Messrs. F. Lunn, J. Jibb, W . H.
Butler & A . Keep
Post and telegraph office, open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on week days,
and from 8 .30 to 10 a.m. on Sundays.
Closed on Thursdays at 1 o’clock.
Postal orders are sold and paid here,
but Mortimer is the nearest money
order office. Letters depatched at
10-55 a.m. and 6-45 p.m.
W orking Men’s Club, E . Faircloth,
caretaker
Grimston, Miss E ., W igm ore Thatch
Mildred, Mrs., Chequers
Page-Roberts, Rev. F ., rector
Palmer, Mrs. W illiam
Wellington, His Grace the Duke of,
k . g ., Stratfieldsaye park
Arnold, Mrs., Infants’ school
Best, F., grocer
Blake, E . G ., estate foreman
Butler, George, County police
Butler, Mrs., Purdue’s farm
Chilvers, G ., gamekeeper, Ladylands
Chilvers, Miss, dressmaker
Chuter, Stephen, schoolmaster
Curry, George, 1 v, ‘ Four Horse
Shoes’
Dodd, Arthur, tailor, draper and
assistant overseer
Gosling, James, King's farm
Ham, Harry, farmer
Hendy, G. F., Waterloo cottage
Hendy, Mrs., postmistress and agent
Hampshire Friendly Society
Hitchings, L. P. bailiff, Home farm
Hodges, C., Fair Oak
Hodges, Miss, dressmaker
Holbrook, Mrs., South End farm
Holloway, John P ., ‘ Newlnn ’
Hornsby, Mrs., housekeeper, Strat­
fieldsaye house
Jacob, Frank, La veil’s farm
Lunn, Frank, Parson’s farm
Lucas, W ., gamekeeper, Pheasantry
lodge