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VILLAGES.
Rural District Councillor—Colonel
T. J. Bowles, j .p.
Parish Council —Col. T. J. Bowles,
(Chairman), Rev. E. L. Gillam,
Alfred Pocock, A. Watkin, A. Buckwell, E. T. Hatt and A. Tatham.
Overseers — J. P. Snelson, and
James Smallbone; Assistant Over­
seer-Frank Saunders
Postal & telegraph office, money
order, savings’ bank, & parcels post Letters are delivered at 12-45 p.m.
and 6 p.m.; Sundays, 7 a.m. Des­
patched at 9-30 a.m., 2-40 p.m.,
5-25 p.m. & 7-45 p.m. Sundays,
5-25 p.m. Postmaster, Lawrence, A. II.
Adams, Frank M. A., Porto Fino
Boosey, W., Wood cottage
Clowes, Mrs. William
Crowson, Albert, Plemont
Edwards, Mrs., The Hut
Evans, Mrs., Hill view
Fletcher, H., Marnhill
Foote, Mrs., The Hawthorns
Fox, J. C., Childe court
Franklin, E., White house
Gillam, Rev. E. I., m.a., The vicarage
Gould, John, Rose cottage
Hatt, E. T., The Rise
Leslie, Leonard, m.d., Elm lodge
Littleton, A. J., Whitcote
Macnee, Miss., Lawn cottage
Marshall, Mrs., Tile barn
Morrell, Mark, Place Manor
Morrell, Mrs. G. Herbert, Streatley ho.
Newsome, W. A., Hollies Shaw
Ovey, Mrs., The Beeches
Powys-Lybbe, R. C. I>., Thurlegrange
Randall, H. L., The Coombe
Rawson, W., The Old Cottage
Rees, R., Northlands
Reiss, Mrs. C. A., Hill house
Reid, George, Hill side
Roscoe, H. W. K., Illsley cottage
Saunders, Harry, Primrose cottage
Simmonds, Mrs., Walnut Tree cott.
Smallbone, James, Laburnum cottage
Spencer, Mrs. High view
Strahan, Aubrey, Yew Tree cottage
Sykes, Mrs., Rostgarth
Tatham, Athol, Tween ways
Tilliard, W., Coombe cottage
Tomkins, F., Linksdown

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Unwin, E. T., Rectory rd
Verey, Miss, The Hollies
Watkins, Arthur, Lardon
Bridgeman, C. J., chimney sweep
Buekwell, A., schoolmaster
Burridge, John, bootmaker
Butler, S., P.c.
C h u m le y , G e o ., I v , ‘ T h e S w a n
Hotel ’
Hawkins, William, sexton & clerk
Higgs, Joseph, chimney sweep
Hobbs, Charles, miller, the mill
Holder, George, landscape gardener
Holder, John, jobbing gardener
Holder, John, collector, Streatley and
Goring bridge
Lawrence, A. II., baker and confec­
tioner, post office
Lay, Thomas R. G., Westridge farm
Mumford, W., Townsend stable
Pocock, Alfred, carpenter, Chestnut
cottage
R ic h a r d s o n , C h a r le s , I v , T h e
4B u ll H o t e l,’ L i v e r y and B a it
S t a b le s ,
B o a t in g
P a r t ie s
catered for, every convenience for
visitors. Motor for hire and garage
— ’Phone 17 Goring
Saunders, II., corn dealer and seed
merchant
Saunders, Frank, assistant overseer
Saunders, Harry, boat builder, Prim­
rose cottage
Schwind, W. H , Cleve court
S m a llb o n e , J a m e s an d S o n s ,
b u ild e r s and c o n t r a c t o r s —
’ P h o n e 43 X
Snelson, J. J., Streatley farm
W e lls ,M is s M . A ., b a k e r , f a m il y
grocer and draper
West, F., Southridge farm
SU LH AM .
About 6 miles from Reading. Area,
711 acres. Population 1911, 116
Rural District Councillor— Rev. H.
C. Wilder
Overseers Mrs. M. II. Palmer
and T. P. Rose. Assistant Overseer,
C. West, Pangbourne