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752

SOU

B E A D IN G

STREET

South Stoke —contin ued
Fullbrook, Joseph and Sons, farmer
and dairyman
Fullbrook, W illiam, Laurel cottage
Geall, W illiam, gardener
George, Henry
Goodenough, Alexander
Green, Fred
Green, Henry
Greenough, Job
Hall, Ernest
Herridge, John
Hughes, Miss Ellen
Kew, Dan
Kew, Jabez
Kew, William
K ilby, L. T., schoolmaster
King, W ., The stores
Langford, John
Lawrence, Charles
Luker, Thomas
Mann, Arthur
Masked, W illiam , Vine cottage
Minchin, William
Parkman, Christopher
Parsons, Charles
Pearman, W illiam
Pocock, George
Poffley, Albert, b r, Perch
Pike ’
Rose, John
Rose, W illiam
Rosier, W illiam J.
Russell, Samuel
Saunders & Co., launch builders,
Shears, W illiam
Smith, W illiam
Smith, W alter, 1 The Cross Keys ’
Stratton, Charles
Vickery, Francis L., Devonshire ho.
W arman, Roger
W ayman, John
Warden, John
Warden, Joseph, sen.
Warden, Joseph, jun.
Warden, W illiam
W ells, George
W ells, W aller

&

Milsom, J . & Sons, builders’
merchants, Reading; Depots —
Portland wharf, K in g’s rd ; Albert
wharf, K ing’s r d ; Britannia wharf,
Caversham r d ; chief office,

Portland w h arf, K ing’ s road

KET.

S P E N C E R ’ S WOOD.

4 miles from Reading. (A por­
tion of the Parish of Shinfield).
Postal D istrict.
County Councillor, District Coun­
cillors and Parish Council, see Sh n field
Church of St. Michael and A ll
Angels —Curate-in-charge, Rev. F.
T. Lewarne.— Services, 8 and 11
a.m. and 6.30 p .m .; Holy Baptism,
2nd Sunday in the month 2.15 p .m .;
Childrens' Service 1st Sunday in the
month 3.15 p .m .; W eek days, 8 a.m.,
except Fridays 11 a.m.
St. Michael’s Hall and Working
Men’s Club— Hon. Secretary, W . G.
Jones, Winton
Congregational Church— Services,
Sunday l l a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday
School 3 p.m., Monday, Mothers’
Meeting 2-30 p.m .— Pastor, H. E.
Cole
Post office, telegraph and money
order office. D espatches-1 1 .1 5 a.m.
3 and 7.30 p.m., Sundays, 5.50 p.m. j
Deliveries - 6 a.m., 12.5 and 6.15
p.m., Sundays, 6 a.m.
Lambs Lane Council Schools—
(mixed) -accomodation 2 4 0 - Head­
master, J. Russell
Church School, accomodation 97—
Head-mistress, Mrs. White.
Allfrey, Fred W illiam, Stanbury
Anstey, W illiam , Glenwood
Cole, H . E ., Charthurst
De Mattos, W ., H ill house
Fifield, A ., Essenden
Gould, Mrs., Mountford
Hamblin, A . E ., The Hill
Hawkins, Mrs., Surrey villa
Hayes, James, Ash
Horton, F. R., The Highlands
Humfrey, Miss, Fair view
Jones, W . G ., Winton
Kernutt, Wilfred, Shottesbrook
Lewarne, Rev. F. T ., The Nest
lig h t, F., The Square
Luckwell, F., The Farm
MacFarlane, J. E ., m . b ., Dunboyne
Mann, Horace, The Bungalow
Middleton, Robert, Grovelands
Morris, James, The Firs