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SUL
VILLAGES.
Sulhamâ continued.
Letters delivered at 7-50 a.m. and
7-10 p.m., despatched at 7-50 a.m. &
7-15 p.m. Pangboiirne is the nearest
money order and telegraph office.
Postal district, Reading.
The Church is dedicated to St.
Nicholas, & the hours of service are
â Sundays, Holy communion, 8 a.m.
(alternate Sundays), 12 p.m., mattins,
11 a.m., evensong, 6 p.m.
Palmer, Mrs. Martha II., Nunhide
farm, (postal address, Theale)
Vaughan, Stanley J., Home farm
Wilder, Rev. H. C., m.a., Rector, the
Rectoryâ âPhone 29 Pangbourne
Wilder, Mrs. John, Sulham House
Bayliss, Mrs., laundress
Burtenshaw, Mrs., laundress
Duckett, Alfred W., parish clerk
Duckett, Mrs., postmistress
Hambleton, Mrs.
Harms, Miss, schoolmistress
Hayward, Miss, laundress
Higgs, Frederick, chauffeur, The
Rectory
Hutchins, Edwin
Hutchins, Henry
Jones, Mrs., dressmaker
Lambden, Mi's. Elizabeth
Lee, Edwin, gardener, The Rectory
Moorcock, Mrs. J.
Pegler, Miss
Rose, Thomas Peter, Sulham farm
Shaw, Lewis, gardener, Sulham ho.
Spackman, Aaron
Spackman, Albert
Spackman, John, coachman
Stiles, Charles
nearest telegraph office. Letter boxes:
Near the entrance to the Abbotsâ
church-yard. Collections 7.50 a.m.,
12.40 and 6.25 p.m.; Sundays, 7.50
а.m.; Jackâs Booth, collections, 8.35
and 11.30 a.m., 7.15 p.m. ; Sundays,
б.25 p.m.
The Church of St. Maryâs Abbots is
a joint living with St. Michaelâs, BanÂ
nister. Services : Sundays, 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m. in summer , 11 a.m. and
3.30 p.m. in winter. First Sunday in
month, Holy Communion at noon ;
second, Catechism at 2.30; third,
Holy Communion at 8 a.m.; fourth,
menâs service at 2.30 or 6.30. Rector,
Rev. A. J. P. Shepherd.
ChurchÂ
wardens, T. E. Swain and F. C.
Jones
Nonconformist Chapelâ Sulhampstead Green
Arlott, Benjamin, Brewery house
Jones, F. C., Firlands
Watson, Sir William George, Bart,
Sulhampstead house
Biddle, Miss E. M., b r
Eastman, Jesse, b r, Sulhampstead
green
Freemantle, Charles, Post office and
grocery stores
Grimshaw, Mrs. K., Abbottâs house
; Hussey, Walter, 1 v, â The Three
Kingsâ Jackâs Booth
I Jones, F., police constable
Leake, G. A., The School, assistant
overseer and guardian
Merton, Z., Folly farm
Pederson, V., Home farm, steward
Preece, C., gardener, Sulhamstead ho
Smith, Mrs. Langford, Tyle Mill cot.
SU LH AM PSTEAD ABBO TS
Warde, F., Ufton, Glebe farm
(B erk s).
Webb, William, gamekeeper
miles from Reading. Postal
Wells,
George, shoeing and general
d istrict, Reading. Area, 1417acres.
smith
Populationâ1911, 204.
Rural District CouncillorâCapt.
SU LHAM PSTEAD
W. W. Waring, j .p.,
B A N N IS T E R .
OverseersâJames N. Hayes and
7-| miles from Reading. Postal
W. T. Norton. Assistant Overseerâ
d
istrict, Reading.
G. A. Leake
Area, 1131 acres. Populationâ
Letters despatched at 8.30 â a.m.,
1.50 and 6.50 p.m. Theale is the 1911, 263