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VILLAGES.
Wollaston, Mrs., Square house

RUS

731

Parish Council—Col. F. G. Barker,
Messrs. Robert L. Cotterell, J.
Boshier, Richard Cotterell and IT.
Randell.
Overseers —J. Boshier & E. Excell
Wall Letter Box, cleared at 10-10
and 6-0 p.m. Sundays 10. 20 a.m.

A ’Bear, John B., Crowfiel'ds farm
Beardmore, —, schoolmaster
Bitmead, Mrs., Sunny Bank
Bland, Mrs., Old Copse cottage
Brenton, James, 1 v, ‘ The Dog ’
Butler, A. G., builder
Barker, Col. Frederick G., Stanlake pk
Butler, Bert, jobmaster
Butler, Charles, Bolt’s cross
Brown, E., The Gables
Foster, A., The Elms
Butler, Peter, fruiterer, Kingwood
Gilman, G. A., Rosebrook
Butler, Peter, junr., keeper
Johnson. IT., Fern villa
Carling, Dr. Esther, Kingwood, Mait­
Macartney, Rev S. P., m.a., Waltham
land cottage and Kindercot San­
road
atorium
Pearce, Mrs. Fanny Louisa, RushClayton, Hy., Hill side cottages
combe cottage
Ooope, Mrs., Slater’s farm
Price, Rev. A. R., m.a., The Vicarage
Cox, Joseph, Cambria
Dudley, James, b r, ‘ Old Bricklayer’s
| Alexander W.
Arms ’
I Barrett, John
Fry, E. A., Post office stores
Blackall, Amos
Green, G., police constable
Blake, E.
Home of Rest, Woodlea
Boshier, James
Howes, Charles, Shiplake bottom
Broadway, R.
Lawrence, Henry William, 1 v, ‘ Red
Burgiss, James
Lion'
Colman, T., Northberry farm
May, C., Rectory cottage
Cording, Miss, Clematis cottage
Meade, Miss, mistress, British school
Cotterell, Robert L., Castle end farm
Mildenhall, J., carrier to Reading,
Duke, Mrs.
Shiplake bottom
Excell, E., fruiterer
Montalvo, C. E., 1 v, ‘ Unicorn,’
Goddard, George
Kingwood
Goodson, Mrs. J.
Mooring, Henry
Groves, Robert
Painting, Mrs., Dog lane, Peppard
Hall, Harry
Parsons, Henry, The Barn
Hall, Mrs. H.
Pigden, Richard, blacksmith
Hawkins, Mrs.
Pigden, Henry
Haybourne, William
Richardson, Gilbert, Cross Lanes
Herbert, George
Taylor, Walter, carpenter
Herbert, Mrs. J.
Tubb, George W., ‘ Greyhound Inn
Herbert, Robert
Weston, T., Blount’s court farm
Hunt, Marsh
R U S C O M B E (B e r k s ).
Lambdin, H.
Larkin, William, School cottage
Twyford Postal D is tric t. Area
Lawrence, Janies, The Laundry
1,294 acres.
Population 1901—
May, Charles, jun.
332.
Nearest Station Twyford.
May, Joseph
St. James’ Church—Services, Holy
Maynard,
F., Castle end
Communion, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sun­
Partridge, Frank
days in the month, 8 a.m., after
Pearce, John
Litany on the 1st & 3rd Sunday in the
Pomeroy, Thomas
month, Matins, 11 a.m., Evensong,
Portsmouth, Henry, 1 v, ‘ Royal Oak ’
6.30 p.m.
Powell, Walter E., Red house
Rural District Councillor— Mr. E.
Prater, Sidney
M. Sturges