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EN G
V IL L A G E S .
THE
V IL LA G E
H A LL ,
EM M ER
G REEN ,
built by the late Martin J. Sutton,
Esq., for public meetings, entertainÂ
ments, etc.
Schooi-headmistress,
Miss Bobin
Em m er Green
Crawshay, W illiam Thompson, j . p .,
The Park
Aldridge, Edward
Allen, George, gardener
Barker, Mrs. J.
Bew, Miss Bertha, Pond house
Bonner, David Morgan, Ivy cottage
Brewerton
Co., Ltd., Caversham
brick kilns
Briant, Robert, blacksmith
Brown, Mrs. A . T., Chestnuts
Buller, George
Buller, Mrs. Robert James
Burch, W illiam , W hite Horse, b r
Burley, Henry, Grove place
Butters, Henry, W est cottage
Cheney, Albert
Clark, John
Cooper, Charles
Cooper, W illiam
Davies, Evan Lloyd, The Bungalow
Dolton, Thomas
Dolton, George
Dorling, Edward
Farmer, Thomas
Fisher, Edward
Fisher, W illiam , sen., builder, Oak
villa
&
Ivens, Stephen
Ivens, Mrs. Susan
Jemmett, James,TheLodge, coachman
Jenkinson, Mrs., Blenheim house;
school for girls
Johnson, John S., superintendent
B e lie f s
S t.
Homes for Church of
England W aifs & Strays
Kendall, Frederick
May, Arthur, farmer, Park farm
Miles, W alter, gardener
Palmer, James, P.c.
Perry, John
Povey, Daniel
Povey, Ernest
Price, W illiam
Rush, W illiam
Sarney, W illiam
Shailes, Mrs.
Sharp, Charles
Short, Mrs. M. D ., Belle Vue Laundry
Squires, Frank
Stevens, Charles, K iln House
Stratford, Mrs. M.
Tarrant, Mrs. Emma
Turner, David, blacksmith
Turner, George
Turner, James
Turner, Thomas
W ells, W illiam Albert
Whitchelo, Mrs. Sarah
W icks, Thomas, sen.
English Lea th er Boot RepairÂ
ing Co., 1 1 London st, 1 a Queen's
Fisher, W . N. & E ., Builders,
shoeing and general smiths
Fletcher, George, b r, â Black Horseâ
Fordham, W alter Blomfield, Park
view
Franklin, Charles
Gibbs, Mrs. Emily
Green, David
Green, Joshua
Green, Joshua, jun., postman
Hall, Herbert, The Lodge, St. Benetâs
Homes
Hastings, Richard
Hastings, Miss Bertha
Heather, Mrs. W ., b r, Black Horse
Hill, George
Hiscock, Mark
Howard J. E ., baker & grocer,
supply stores and post office
713
rd,
61
Oxford
rd,
Reading.
Carriers return repairs ssme day.
E N G L E F 1 E L D (Berks).
61
miles from Reading. Postal
d istrict, Reading.
Population, 1911â 299.
Area 1437
acres,
The Church is dedicated to St.
Mark. There are daily services in
the morning. Sunday services areâ
communion 8-30 a.m. (except 1st
Sunday in the month, when it is
8.15 choral and 3rd Sunday 7.30).
Matins 11 a.m.,
evensong 6 p.m
This is a prosperous parish, with
successful v i l l a g e i n s t i t u t i o n s .
Workmenâs Club, cricket and foot-
&