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V IL L A G E S .

IR E

675

Villages.
NOTE.— 1 v , signifies licensed victualler ; b r, beer retailer ;
and g d, general dealer.
ALDERMASTON (Berks).

Ten miles from Reading. Postal
district, Reading. Area3742acres.
P opulation 559
County Councillor,
Keyser, j.p.

Charles

E.

Rural District Councillor, W illiam
Keep

Parish Council.

— C. E. Keyser
(chairman), W illiam Keep, M. W .
Iremonger, F. W . Jacobs,F. Summers,
0 . Teichmann and A . Randall.

Overseers.

— A . W . Bucknell and
F. Summers, assistant overseer, J. F.
Cambridge.

M asonic

: — The
Aldermaston
Lodge, No. 2760, held at the ‘ Hind's
Head,’ Aldermaston, on the 3rd W ed ­
nesday in May and last Wednesday
in June, July and August. W .M .
for 1913-1914, W . F. Orviss. Treas­
urer, C. E. Keyser, Esq. Secretary,
J. F. Cambridge.

A lderm aston F riendly Society.
&

— C. E . Keyser (president), R ev.F . R.
Horwood, hon. secretary
treasurer,
Mr. J. F. Cambridge, clerk.

Alderm aston H abitation of the
Prim rose League.— C. E . Keyser
(Ruling Councillor), J. F. Cambridge
(hon. secretary).

Post office, money order, and Sav­
ing’s bank and telegraph. Letters
delivered 6.50 a.m. and 12.25
p.m. ; Sundays 6.50 a.m. only.
Despatched 1 p.m .. 6.40 p.m. ;
Sundays 6.20 p.m. only— Post­
master, Frederick Clark.
Great Western Railway Station —
Jones, George, station master
Edden, Capt. H. W ., The Red house
Farquharson, E . G., W asing lodge
Horwood, Rev. F. R., The Vicarage
Keyser, Charles E ., j.p ., d .l., Lord
of the Manor, Aldermaston Court
Kitcat, Rev. David, The Dene
Teiehmann, 0 ., physician & surgeon
Arlott, Thomas, The Old Malt house
Bucknell, Arthur, farmer, Foresters’
farm
Bicknell, E . G., Park farm
Cambridge, John F., steward to C.
E.
Keyser, Esq., j.p ., estate agent
and overseer, Church farm
Clark, Frederick, saddler, harness
maker, butcher and postmaster

Co-operative Stores, The —
W . J. Gillett, manager
Everitt, R ., The Stables, Aldermas­
ton house
Ford, Henry, carpenter, wheelwright
and undertaker

Ford, Charles G., Engineer,
Shoeing Smith and Cycle
Agent, Petrol & Accessories

Frankum, Robert James, Malt house
Galt, A ., gardener, Aldermaston court
Galt, Maurice, The Cottage
Goddard, H., estate carpenter
Goodall, Tom, W asing lodge east
Goswell, Alfred
Higgs, Alfred, forester, Springbourne
Early Closing— Thursday, 1 o’clock. I Iremonger, M. W ., Aldermaston mills

Parish Hall, built by C. E . Keyser,
at which the Working Men’s Club
and various entertainments are held.
The Model Water W orks, giving
an efficient supply— G. W . Maisey,
manager.