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V IL L A G E S .

PAN GBOU RN E

(B erk s).

5§ miles from Reading. Postal '
d istr ic t, Reading.
Population in 1911— 1,677.
Area
1940 acres.
Early closing, Thursdays at 1 p.m.
Rural District Councillors—MajorGeneral Waddington. j p , and A.
Petrocokino, c.c.
Parish Council — Lloyd Pitney
(chairman), Messrs. A. W. Sheldon,
M. Saunders, L. Franklin, F. Drewett,
W. J. Tegg and F. R eget; clerk,
H. W. Tidbury
Overseers - C. Awberv and Alfred
Lloyd Pitney ; Assistant Overseer—
H. W. Tidbury
There is a station oil the main iine
of the Great Western Railway,
Fire Brigade- - R. F. Surplice, eapt.
Post, money order, telegraph, sav­
ings’ bank, and parcels’ post office.
Letters delivered at 7 a.m., (callers’
letters 9.30 p.m.); despatched at
10.30 a.m., 7.0 and 8-45 p.m .; Sun­
days, 8 p.m. Wall letter box, rail­
way station, cleared at 8-45 a.m. and
6.15 p.m., Sundays 5.25 p m.
Post­
master — Edward Clifford, Letter
box at Bowden Green cleared at 8.15
a.m., and 6.10p.m .; Sundays 11 a.m.
Wall Letter box, Horse Shoe road
cleared at 8 a.m. Sundays 8.15 a.m.
Pillar Box, Bere Court road’ cleared
at 8.45 a.m., and 5.45 p.m.', Sundays
8.45 a.m ..
St. James the less (Parish church)
— Rev. Herbert Phillips Pope, rector
Congregational
Church
Whit­
church road
P.S.A. Brotherhood—Sunday after­
noons at 3.30, Whitchurch rd —secre­
tary, G. Winter
Constitutional Club - Secretary,
Percy Stone ; Steward, T. E. Leete
Polytechnic Club—Horseshoe road,
Tiensman, G. F., secretary
Council Schools Vaidev, Richard,
head teacher
Friends’ Meeting House, Readingrd
Primitive Methodist Chapel—Minis­
ters various
The Nautical College

PAN

709

Working Men’s Club and Institute
Varley, R., secretary
Adams, H. S., The Pharmacy'
Adams, John! Coode, Sunfie'ld, Pangbotirne hill
Armstrong, Lady, Winloed, Bere
Court rd
Ball, Col., Courtlands
Bernstein, Miss Alice, Rosemary
Booth, Mrs. Edith, Avon lodge
Boxall, Mrs. G.
Boyd, Miss, St. Anne’s cottage, The
Moors
Brown, Major T., Rivermont
Butler, Albert, Reading rd
Carter, Miss V., Woodbine cottage,
The Moors
Chamberlin, W. H., The Gables,
Tidmarsh rd
Champ, Harry’ , Bonnie Glen, Thames
avenue
Cfofton, Thos., Reading rd
Crosthwaiie, H. T., Little Bowden
Cutler, C., Redcott ho., Horseshoe rd
Dahse, Utto, Bare Ley’s
Donaldson, Mrs.' The Crofts
Downing, Mrs. Walter, The Retreat
Dunkhaze, C. LI., Churchfield
Dunning, R., River view rd
Flowers, William, Rossgrove
Foster, E. Hubert, Lower Bowden
Garstin, Aubrey, Thames View
Gibbs, A. W., Horseshoe rd
Hawes, Mrs., Fernbrook
Higgs, F. G., Horseshoe rd
Hill, Miss, Reading road
Hewlett, Mrs. T. J. E., Crendon house
Jackson, Edwin, The Nest
Jarvis, Mrs. F., Klondyke villa
Janes, Mrs., Hillside, River View rd
Jones, Mrs. M., Jesmond hill
Jordan, Henry, Bankside
Knight, Mrs, Morar, Horseshoe rd
Layard, Mrs., Shooter's liill cottage
Manning, Mrs. Mary, Weir pool
Menpes, Mortimer, artist, Iris court
Moss, William George, Detroit villa
Moul, A., The Ferns
Nelson, Mrs. S. M., Halkett Leaths,
River View rd
Petrocokino, Ambrose, Flowers hill,
Tidmarsh rd
Pitney, 1^., Howarth lodge