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758

TH R

VILLAGES.

Davis, G. W., Ryshe Green
Dickson, R., Grazeley
Drewett, T., Ryshe Green
Eggleton, H.
Elliott, Arthur, Church lane
Elliott,
Mrs., Church lane
T H R E E -M IL E -C R O S S .
Elliott, Mrs. Annie, ‘ The Fox & Horn’
A p o rtio n of the Parish of ShinFarmer, John
fleld, including Grazeley & Rijslie
Ford, A., blacksmith
Green. 3 miles from Reading.
French, Miss
Wesleyan Chapel,ministers,various
Goodchild, C., Hawthorne cottage,
Mitford Hall.— Guild every Tues­
Grazeley
day, and concerts every Saturday
Halfacre, Charles
during the winter months.— Boys'
Hamblin, James
Scouts and Lads’ Life Brigade Head­
Hearn, Mrs., Church lane
quarters
Herd, Alec, Church lane
Sunday services, afternoon, 3 and
Hillier, E., contractor and carman
6.30 p.m.—minister, Rev. A. Fifield Hillier, W., wood merchant
Hoare, A. W., caretaker, Mitford Hall
County Council Schools (mixed)
Horner, Harry
and infants— Headmaster, H. A . Reely
How, W. J., farmer, Ryshe Green
Post office, money order office—
Iremonger, R.
Delivery 6 a.m., 12 and 5.45 p.m.—
Jefferies, A. E., cycle agent and re­
Despatches 11.30 a.m., 3 25 and 7.50
pairer
p.m. Sundays, delivery 6 a.m., des­
Jennings, Francis, 1 v, ‘ George and
patched 6.55 p.m.— sub-postmaster,
Dragon ’
S. Robertson
Jennings Frank, market gardener
Jennings, T. P., tailor
Cooper, David, Shinfield court
Keep, Fred
Daniel, Dr. R. N., m.d., Little Field
Keen, T., Ryshe Green
Hoile, J. G., Church lane
Kirby, W.
Walker, A.
Major, W., coal merchant
Manning, John, builder
Adams, Edward
Middleton, J. K., grocer
Adams, R., p.o.
Nobes, Frank, Ryshe Green laundry
Allard, W. E.
Petty, F. A., Ryshe Green
Allnutt, P. H., Brooker’s hill
Rapley, H., Church lane
Allen, Frank, Ryshe Green
Reed, Henry
Allen, W., Church lane
Robertson, S., supply stores
Barnard, T. A., butcher
Rumble, George
Barrett, Mrs., Ryshe Green
R u n y a r d , F . J ., H a r n e s s M a k e r ,
Bayley, George, Basingstoke road
boot and shoe repairer
Beard, H., Ryshe Green
Spackman, Edward
Beech, Mrs. Jane, Basings oke rd
Sumpter, Mrs., Church lane
Benham, Albert, insurance agent,
Tame, Henry, wheelwright
Great Lea
Tice, Mrs., Great Lea house
'
Benham, H., Church lane
Turner, D.
Bowyer, Archie, Church lane
Turvey, Mrs., ‘ The Plough’
Bridgewater, George, coal merchant
Waugh, F., The Old cottage
Bromley, Joseph, baker
Webb, G., poultry farmer, Church
Brown, J. E., cycle repairer
lane
Cherrill, T. R., farmer
Woolford, Mrs., Ryshe Green
Cherry, T., Ryshe Green’’
Wyeth, F.
Chandler, Mrs., Ryshe Green
Wyeth, W., baker
Church, George, Grazeley
E . J a c k s o n & S o n s , Jacksons’
Corners, Reading, for the best value
in Boots and Shoes for country wear