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STR
VILLAGÃÃ.
Stratfieldsaye âcont inued
Page-Roberts, Rev. F., rector
Wellington, His Grace the Duke of,
k.g., Stratfieldsaye park
Best, F., grocer
Blake, E. G., estate foreman
Broadhurst, D., g d
Butler, Mrs., Purdueâs farm
Chilvers, Miss, dressmaker
Chuter, Stephen, schoolmaster
Dodd, Arthur, tailor, draper and
assistant overseer
Gosling, James, Kingâs farm
Ham, Harry, farmer
Hendy, G. F., Waterloo cottage
Hendy, Mrs., postmistress and agent
Hampshire Friendly Society
Hitchings, L. P. bailiff, Home farm
Hodges, C., Fair Oak
Hodges, Miss, dressmaker
Holbrook, Mrs., South End farm
Holloway, John P., â Newlnn â
Hornsby, Mrs., housekeeper, StratÂ
fieldsaye house
Jacob, Mrs., Lavellâs farm
Lanham, Miss J. L., Infantsâ school
mistress
Kitwell, William, gamekeeper, Ladylands
Lunn, Frank, Parsonâs farm
Lucas, W., gamekeeper, Pheasantry
lodge
Matthews, W., â Four Horse Shoes â
Matthews, â, head gardener to the
Duke of Wellington
North, G. F., agent to the Duke of
Wellington
Reid, â , County police
Rogers, H. J., Herriottâs farm
Rogers, Roderick Sam., Ives farm
Series, Albert, parish clerk
Smith. F. T., 1 v â Wellington Arms â
hotel
Staniford, F., carrier
Willshire, G., Wigmore farm
Woods, W., shoemaker
Visit E . J a c k s o n
&
So n sâ
Jacksonsâ Corners, Reading, when
you want the very best value in
Drapery.
S T R A T F 1 E L D T U R G IS
(H an ts).
Post via Winchfield 11 miles from
Reading.
The living is sequestrated but
the parish is in charge of the Rev.
Herbert Thomas Hughes, rector of
Hartley Wespall, who conducts the
services at the church
Holloway, Daniel William Trenby,
The Rectory
Baldwin, Thomas, 1 v, â Red Lion
Inn,â Hartley Westpall
Goring, T. M., butcher, Wheelerâs
farm
Isaacs, Richard Raymond, farmer,
New House farm
Lucas, G., farmer, Turgis Court
North, Thomas
Nurden, J., â The Cricketers â
Pearman, F., grocer
Phillips, F., bailiff, Lawn farm
Smith, Frederick, 1 v, â Wellington
Arms â Hotel
Smythe, George, Hartley Wespall
Taylor, J., Yew Tree cottage
S T R E A T L E Y (B e r k s ).
9 miles from Reading. Postal
d istrict, Reading.
A rea
3 ,0 55
acres. Population, 732.
Nearest Station, Goring. Early
Closing, Wednesday at 2
Streatley, with its hamlets of Westridge and Southridge, is situated at
the point where the Icknield Way
crosses the Thames into Oxfordshire.
It is six miles south of Wallingford,
and nine miles north-west of Reading
St. Maryâs ChurchâServices, SunÂ
day, Holy Communion 8 or 11 a.m.;
morning 11; afternoon (children) 3 ;
evening 6; Holy Days, Holy ComÂ
munion at 8 ; Week-days, morning,
8.30 and 10. Rev. E. I. Gillam,
m .a., vicar; Churchwardens, Messis.
John Smallbone and E. T. Hatt.
There is a Baptist Chapel in the
village- ministers various
Streatley and Goring Golf Clubâ
secretary, Major Churchill; attendant,
Avery Green