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714

EN G

V IL L A G E S .

Engle field continued.

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ball d u bs, clothing club, penny bank.
The winter evenings are enlivened by
occasional dances & smoking concerts
at the club. Mr. J. H. Benyon, j.p.,
Chairman ; Mr. Oliver Hopley, Hon.
S e c .; J. H. Claydon, caretaker
Rural District Councillor— James
Herbert Benyon, j . p . , o . o .
Parish Council — Messrs. J. H.
Benyon, j . p ., c . c . , Harry Stanley Davis,
A . Harris
H . Horne
Overseers— H . Stanley Davis and
W illiam Palmer
Post, Money Order Office and
Savings’ Bank

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Letters despatched at 8-40 a.m.,2-25
and 6-50 p .m .; Sundays, 11-30 a.m.
Delivered 6-20 a.m., 12' noon 6 p.m.
Nearest telegraph office is at Theale
— James H. Claydon, postmaster
Volunteer Fire Brigade— Chief
officer, IT. S. D a v is; engineers, W .
Palmer, A . Harris, W . Vince and H .
H orn e; firemen, Messrs. T. Harris
B. W ebb, 0 . Hopley, W . Clifton, W
Partlo, F. James, A . Baker, W .
Chandler W . Cox and F. Till
National School,— Golding, Chas.
F., headmaster ; Dance, M iss, assis­
tant teacher ; Janes, Miss, teacher of
infants

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Benyon, James Herbert, j . p .,
Englefield house
Skipwith, Rev. Granville Gore,
Englefield rectory

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Buckland, G., gamekeeper
Cox, Frederick, gardener, The Rec­
tory
Claydon, A ., hon. sec. Football Club
Claydon, James H ., postmaster —
caretaker of workmen's club
Croydon, Mrs., parish nurse
Davis, H. S., clerk of works and
chief officer of Fire Brigade
Golding, Frederick Charles, School­
master
Harris, T., carpenter, Englefield st
Hilton, C., house steward, Englefield
house
Janes, Miss, assistant schoolmistress

Joyce, W ., parish clerk
Lowe, H ., clerk at estate works,
agent Berkshire Friendly Society
Osmond, John, Wickcroft farm
Page, Thomas, Mayridge farm, Farm
bailiff
Palmer, W ., steward to J. H. Benyon,
Esq., Chalk Pit farm
Partlo, W ., Yard foreman
Pocock, F. W ., baker and grocer
Reid, Frederick, head coachman,
Englefield house
Todd, Richard, f . s . i ., agent to J. H.
Benyon, Esq., Berks, Hants and
Essex estates— ’Phone 4, Theale
Wadds, A . B., head gardener, Engle­
field house
W ebb, Ben, carpenter, 25 The
Street
Yarlett, G., Entrance lodge, Engle­
field park

E V E R S L E Y (Hants).

Nearest Station, W ellington Col­
lege, S.E.R., 4 miles.
Parish Council— Mr. Edward H.
Manders,
chairman, Rev. Henry
Mosley, Messrs. Augustus Gibbs,
George Rowe, G. Leversuch and J.
Carter ; J. W . Edwards, clerk
Eversley
and
Finchampstead
Y .M .C .A ., Ivy Cottage, The S treet;
Loader, Edward, S e c .; M eetings:—
First Monday in Month
Post, money order, telegraph office
& savings’ bank, Eversley street—
Sub-Postmaster, Mr. Charles Leversuch. Letters delivered 6-10 a.m.
12-15 p.m .; despatched 12-15
7-50
p .m .; Sundays 7-30 a.m. Sub-post
office, Eversley Cross, Post mistress
— Mrs. R . White. Letters delivered
7-10 a.m., 1 p .m .; Sundays, 7-10
a.m.
Despatched 1
6-45 p .m .;
Sundays, 10-45 a.m.
W all Letter
Box, Eversley Centre, cleared at
12-20
6-50 p.m. week-days ; 10-50
a.m. Sundays
Council School (mixed
infants)—
Thomas Chipchase, master. Parish
Church— Rev. Henry Mosley, vicar
Wesleyan ChapeLServices, Sunday
11 a.m. & 6 p .m .; Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m. & 2-30 p.m.

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