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VILLAGES.
patch, 10.35 a.m. and 6.45 p.m.;
Sundays, 11.30 a.m. Nettlebed is the
nearest telegraph office for Highmoor
Bix, Nuffield. Telegraph office at
Cookley for Swyncombe, Russels
Water and Maidensgrove
Nettlebed Council School Local
Authority—Managers, Ernest Barry
and Rev. P. Armitage; Foundation
Managers, C. S. Phillips, L. PI.
Champion & T. Saunders ; E.-Stone
(Watlington), attendance officer ;
Fred Saunders, correspondent.
County Council Cookery School,
Oxford rd—supt., Miss K. E. Wheeler
Parish Church, St. Bartholomew's,
Sunday services, 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Congregational Chapel — Sunday
services, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
Village Hall, Oxford rd - secretary,
Frederick Step toe.
Arkell, Bob Reginald, The Walnuts
Armitage, Rev. Philip, The Vicarage
Barry, Ernest, Soundess House
Bird, Miss, The Firs
Bower, Henry, Soundess farm
Brunton, Dr., White house
Champion, Miss L. H., Nettlebed ho.
Dixon, Lovell B., Watlington rd
Douglas, Frank E., Windmill house
Dove, Miss, Woodbine cottage
Fleming, Robt., j .p., Joyce Grove
Jones, Miss Clara F., Port Hill house
Hough, James, Crocker end
Power, Mrs. Ann, Beechwood house
Pooley, Dr.,Fairlawn
Watts, Miss Sarah, Helmsley house
Wright, Sidney, Priest hill
Bailey, Frederick, carrier to Henley
every Tuesday & Thursday; and to
Reading (Peacock) Wednesday and
Saturday and Monday
Beakhouse, Thomas, carpenter, Wind­
mill hill
Bennell, W., carpenter, Priest hill
Birmingham, William, postman
Bradbury Bros., saddlers, etc., High st
Brown, Mrs. G. H., Malthouse
Brown & Sons, plumbers & builders
Brownlow, Sussman and Smith,
physicians, surgery
Butler, PI., farmer, &c., Crocker end
Butler, Mrs., dressmaker, The cottage

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Carruthers, William, Nettlebed farm
Clarke, Mrs. Rees J., sub-postmistress, telegraph office
Cobb, R. E., schoolmaster
Flynn, Peter, stud groom to Mr. R.
Fleming
Gale, Joseph, hard lemaker, Crocker
End
Goodall, Richard, bricklayer
Goodall, Mrs. Ann Jane ' The Sun ’
Hope, l'Tetcher II. L., blacksmith,
Park corner and Nettlebed
Johnstone, Alexander, gardener,Joyce
‘ grove
Lamb, Charles, Mill cottage
Lamb, Edwin, ‘ White Hart ’
Lamb, Miss, confectioner, High street
Light, George, Port hill, carrier to
Henley daily (‘ Bull,’ Bell st)
Lindsay, Robert Bruce, Assistant
Road Surveyor, Oxford County
Council, Post hill
Mannell, George H.
Maunder, Mrs. Annie, 1 v, Bull hotel
McDiarmid, Hugh, forester, Joyce
Grove cottage
Maynard, 11., bricklayer, The Cat
Maynard, Henry, junior, bricklayer,
Woodside villa
May, Austin Oscar, land surveyor,
assistant overseer, Pine cottage
Nettlebed Reading Room, Watlington
street; E. Trendall, caretaker
O’Hara, William, butcher, High st Clinch, Charles, manager
Pearce, Albert, grocer, baker
Phillips, Charles S., carpenter and
wheelwright
Piercy, George, gardener to Ernest
Barry, Esq.
Powell, Jas., carpenter, Catsnipe
Saunders, Alfred, baker
Saunders, Miss Bertha, dressmaker
Saunders, Fred, 1v, ‘ Nag’s Head '
Saunders, F., insurance agent, Sun
Fire & L ife ; clerk to Parish Coun­
cil and Assistant overseer
Saunders, Henry, sexton
Saunders, I'homas, baker and grocer
Shiirev, Charles and John, farmers,
Crocker end
Stavte, George W., p.c.
Steptoe, Arthur, cycle agent and re­
pairer