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VILLAGES.

ALD

669

Villages«
N O T E .— 1 v, signifies licensed victualler ; b t, beer retailer »
and g d, general dealer.
ALD ERM ASTO N

(B e r k s ).

Ten miles from Reading. Postal
district, Reading. Area3742acres.
Population 559
County Councillor, Charles E.
Keyser, j .p.
Rural District Councillor, Arthur
William Bucknell.
Parish Council.— C. E. Keyser
(chairman), ArthurWilliam Bucknell,
M. W. Iremonger, F. W. Jacobs, F.
Summers, O.Teichmann & A. Randall.
Overseers.— A. W. Bucknell and
F. Summers, assistant overseer, J. F.
Cambridge.
Masonic : — The Aldermaston
Lodge, No. 2760, held at the ‘ Hind’s
Head,’ Aldermaston, on the 3rd Wed­
nesday in May and last Wednesday
in June, July and August. W.M.
for 1915-1916, Malcolm H. Parkinson.
Treasurer, C. E. Keyser, Esq. Sec­
retary, J. F. Cambridge.
Aldermaston Friendly Society.
— C. E. Keyser (president), Rev.F. R.
Horwood, hon. secretary & treasurer,
Mr. J. F. Cambridge, clerk.
Aldermaston Habitation of the
Primrose League.— C. E. Keyser
(Ruling Councillor), J. F. Cambridge
(hon. secretary).

Parish Hall, built by C. E. Keyser’
at which the Working Men’s Club
and various entertainments are held.
The Model Water Works, giving
an efficient supply— G. W. Maisey,
manager.
Early Closing— Thursday, 1 o’clock.
Post office, money order, and Sav­
ing’s bank and telegraph. Letters
delivered 6.50 a.m. and 12.25
p.m. ; Sundays 6.50 a.m. only.
Despatched I p.m.. 6.4.0 p.m.;
Sundays 6.20 p.m. only Post­
master, Frederick Clark.
Great Western Railway Station —
Jones, George, station master
Edden, Capt. II. W., The Red house
Farquharson, E. G., Wasing lodge
Horwood, Rev. F. R., The Vicarage
Keyser, Charles E., j .p., d.l ., Lord
of the Manor, Aldermaston Court
Kitcat, The Misses, The Dene
Teichmann, O., physician & surgeon
Bucknell, Arthur, farmer, Foresters’
farm
Cambridge, John F., steward to C.
E. Keyser, Esq., j .p .. estate agent
and overseer, Church farm
Clark, Frederick, saddler, harness
maker, butcher and postmaster
C o - o p e r a t iv e

S to re s ,

W. J. Gillett, manager
Cox, A., The Old Malt house

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