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VILLAGES.
District Councillors. Rev. Alfred
John P. Shepherd (vice-chairman of
the board) (upper end) & A. Gibbons
(lower end)
Overseers — Horace Page and
Henry Taylor (upper end) and Charles
Wheeeler and H. M. Vernon (lower
end). Assistant Overseer, H. G.
Wise, Wokefield
Lower End boxes close at 7-20
p.m. First despatch Lower End at
11-0 a.m. Theale is the nearest
telegraph office.
Parish Church-(for services, clergy,
&c., see Sulhampstead Abbots); J.
N. Hayes, churchwarden
Rectors Room, for Religious
Meetings, Lower end—Steele, F.,
caretaker
Haynes, J. N., Meales farm
Bracey, W. H. E., Saunder’s court
Hughes, Miss, The Holly Bush
Pocock, Miss M. A., Holme wood
Shepherd, Rev. Alfred John P., The
Rectory
Tyser, G. W., Oakfield house, Lower
end
Adams, Edwin, carpenter and builder
Butt, Henry George, bailiff, James’
farm
Gibbons, Robert, 1 v, ‘ The Three
Fir Trees ’
Leake, George Arthur, schoolmaster
Nash, W., farmer, Saunder’s court,
Lower end
Page, Horace, Mayridge farm
Price, Mrs., Holme wood
Wise, Henry, farmer, Lower end

SUN

749

days 6-45 a.m. Despatched 8.15, 9.40
а.m. and 2-50, 6-35, 7-50 and 9 p.m.;
Simday 5-55 p.m. Postmaster, Fredk.
C. Hodder
Sunningdale Station T.S.O.— Des­
patches 8-0,8-40, 11-15 a.m., and 2-5,
б, 7-25 and 8-50 p.m. Parcels, 8-40
a.m, 5 p.m. Telegrams despatched
and delivered.—Postmaster, H. W.
Packer.
The Rise Post Office, Sunningdale
— Despatches 8-10, 8-35, 10-45 a.m.
and 2-30, 5-15, 7-45 and 8-55 p.m.;
Sunday 5-30 p.m.- Postmistress, Mrs.
Cobley
Holy Trinity Church—Vicar, Rev.
J. G. Cornish, m.a. ; curate, Rev. J.
C. G rey; verger, H. Attawell.
Services, Sunday 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
Weekdays 10 a.m., except Wednes­
days and Fridays at 11 a.m. Fridays
7 p.m. (Choral).
Sunningdale National Schools—
Headmaster, Charles Hinks
Sunningdale Preparatory School—
Masters, F. L. Crabtree and D. ML
Smith
Sunningdale Golf Clufr — Sec.,,
Major Williams, Professional, J
White, Steward, E. E. Francis
Golf Club (ladies)—Sec., E. E.
Villiers
Assistant Overseer— W. J. Duley,
24 Sheet street, Windsor
Early Closing Day— Wednesday, 1
o’clock

Ablett, F., Firdean
Ackers, Rev. A., m.a ., King's hill
Addinsell, Mrs., Derry Quin
S U N N I N G D A L E (B erk s).
Adler, J., Yellow cottage
Albery, Mrs. M., Queen’s hill
16{- miles from Reading.
Archer, S. H., Tile house
Area, 1211 acres. Population—
Armstrong,
Frank, Pinewood
1911, 1537
Banks-Jones, Rev. F.
District Councillors— Messrs. A.
Barnard, A. D., Broomhall
Robinson and J. Glass
Barnes, T., Oakdene
Parish Council—Messrs. J. Glass,
F. J. Thorne,A. Robinson, G. Burt, E. Barrow, S. A., Heatherside
Beare, Wilfred, professor of Music,,
Holland, W. C. Collins, J. E. Rogers
f.r.c.o., Clayton cottage
J. H. Wakelin, Rev. J. G. Cornish,
Belcher, Miss H., Spring grove
and J. Carss; Clerk, W. J. Duley
Bernard, Lady, Hurst lodge
Post Office—Letters delivered 6-45
Blake, Harry, Craigmyle
and 10-20 a.m., and 5-45 p.m.; Sun­