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ALD
VILLA GE8.
Aldermastonâcontinued
Duchesne C., Park farm
Follett, W., â Falcon Inn â
Ford, Henry, carpenter, wheelwright
and undertaker
F o r d , C h a r l e s G., E n g i n e e r ,
S h o e in g S m it h and C y c le
A g e n t , P e t r o l &. A c c e s s o r i e s
Frankum, Robert James, Malt house
Galt, A., gardener, Aldermaston court
Goddard, H., estate carpenter
Goodall, Tom, Wasing lodge east
Goswell, Alfred
Greenfield, F. C., gamekeeper
Pliggs, Alfred, forester, Spring lane
Iremonger, M. W., Aldermaston mills
Jacob, F. W., rod grower, Rose farm
Keep, Henry, bootmaker
Kitt, John, head gardener, Wasing pi
Meade, W., dairyman, Aldermaston
court
Monger, Miss Mary, infantsâ school
mistress
Nash, H., parish clerk
Randall, Alfred, schoolmaster
Simons, R. F., ' Hindâs Headâ Hotel
Smith, Miss M. S., Corner cottage
Summers, Fred, Frondeâs farm
Summers, Mrs. M. A.
Thatcher, T., Malt house
Walker, Samuel, police constable
Walters, Henry, tailor, draper and
newsagent
E . J a c k s o n & S o n s , Jacksonsâ
Corners, Reading, for the best value
in Boots and Shoes for country wear
ALDERM ASTON W HARF.
Balding, Mrs., The Laurels
Earley, Geo., Secretary, The Brewery
Jones, George, station master, AlderÂ
maston station
Matthews, H., post office, Beenham
parish
Spencer, Albert, 1 v, â Butt Inn â
S t r a n g e & Son, Ltd., b r e w e r s &
s p i r i t m e r c h a n t s , A Id e rm a s=
ton B r e w e r y
Strange, F. G., Brewery house
Strange, William Draper, Bridge ho.
Turner, E.,
brewery
brewer, Aldermaston
Visit E. J a c k s o n & S o n s , 21-23
Oxford Street, Reading, the leading
Outfitters, Sole Agents for Swan
Collars 3 for 1/-; and Imperia
Clothing for Gentlemenâs Wear.
A R B O R FIE LD & NEW LAN D
( B e r k s .)
5b miles from Reading. Postal
d is trict, Reading.
Arbor fieldâArea, 1469 acres. PopuÂ
lation in 1911â 234.
NewlandâArea, 1227 acres. PopuÂ
lation 288
Rural District CouncillorâF. W.
Seymour
Parish CouncilâJohn Simonds (chairÂ
man), A. C. Taylor, Geo. Bentley
and Francis William Seymour.
Arthur Garrett, clerk
St. Bartholomewâs Churchâservices,
11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; Holy ComÂ
munion, last Sunday in month,
8 a.m. and 12 p.m.
Council Schools- -Arborfield & Barkham. James Hayward, headmaster
Army Remount DepotâSuperintenÂ
dent, Capt. J. Vere-Foster; VeterinÂ
ary Officers in charge, Capt A.
Gale, m .r.c.v.s., J. W. Whitecross,
m.r.c.v.s. & Percy Howard,m.r.c.v.s.
Post, money order, telegraph, and
savings bank office. Letter deÂ
liveries, week daysâ 7 a.m., 1.40
6.30 p.m.; despatches, 8 a.m.,
12.55, 1.50, 6.25 p.m. Sundaysâ
deliveries, 7 a.m. ; despatches,
12 noon
Anderson, Rev. Joshua Alexander,
m.a., The Rectory
Bruce, Mrs., Arborfield Court
Hargreaves, Mrs., Arborfield Hall
OâRorke, Capt. F. C., Birch house
Scrivener, Alfred Ebenezer
Simonds, John, Newlands
Vere-Foster, Capt. J., The Four Firs
Barker, C., farmer, Whitehall farm