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SW A
V IL L A G E S
S wa Ilow fieldâ co nt inued
at7a.m.,5.25p.m.; Despatch,9.15a.m.â
7.5Qp.m. Parcels by each. Sunday,
7 p.mr Wall letter box near the
Church, cleared at 9.10 a.m. and 7.10
p.m .; Sunday, 7 p.m. Wall letter
box at Sunnyside, Sheffield Bottom,
cleared at 7 a.m. and 6.45 p.m.â
Theale Green Wall Box, cleared, at
7.30,12.45 a.m., 7 p.m, Sundays, 7 p.m
Postmaster, W. J. Sly.
Parish Room Social Club, Theale
streetâPresident,Rev. S. C. F. Angel
Smith
Bunce, E., registrar of births marÂ
riages and deaths; registrar attends
11.30 to 12.30 Thursday at cottage
occupied by Mrs. F. Lovegrove,
Reading road
Priest, Miss J., grocer, Farley hill
Rays, E., Bowyer's farm
Rembridge, Albert, Red lodge, Swal
lowfield park
Rogers, T. carpenter, Riseley
Rosier, E.
Ruffell, Miss L., Basingstoke rd
RufEell, W ., gardener, Farley hill pi
Shervell, Mrs.
Simpson, W.
Soper, A., chimney sweep, Riseley
Southgate, Mrs., grocer
Stevenson, Fred, Tannerâs farm
Swift, John, Whatmore farm
Symes, H., postman, Graemsey cott.
Tanner, George, 1 Dog and Partridge
Inn,â Riseley
Taplin, W. , gardener at Wyvolâs court
Thomas, H., coachman, Farley hill
Vaine, Edmund. Holly cottage
Varney, H., carrier
Vince,
, Oak cottage
W e b b , A. L ., G r o c e r & D ra p er
R is e le y
Webb, Henry, The Marshes
Wheatley, H., smith, Riseley
Woods, Z â bootmaker, Vine cottage
Wynn. Miss, caterer, Riseley
Yeo, Thomas, â The Angel â
Yeo, William, builder, contractor,
plumber, painter, decorator and
undertaker (Assistant Overseer)
T H E A L E (B erk s).
5 miles from Reading. Postal disÂ
trict, Reading.
Populationâ 1911, 1,047. Area 1,619
acres.
Early closing day, Wednesday 1
District Councillorâ Rev. S. C. F.
Angel-Smith
Parish Councilâ Chairman, D. M.
D avis; Messrs. John Forrester, I.
Turton, Edward Blatch, William
J. Cumber, Herbert Blatch, and
John Mathew Young
Overseers, Edward Biatch and John
1. Turton; Assistant Overseer, G. 0.
Rudd
Post, money order, telegraph office
and savingsâ bank. Letters delivered
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Angel-Smith, Rev. S. C. F., m . a ., rector
The Rectory
Benson, Mrs.,'5 The Green
Blatch, Charles James
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Blatch, Edward
Blatch, Herbert
Bowman, W., Blossom view
Bunce, Miss, Theale st
Burgess, Thomas, 6 The Terrace
Cowan, Mrs., Fair view, The Green
Davies, D. 11., New house
Deacon, Miss, North street
Farmer, E. G., Penrose
Forrester, John
Forshaw, Capt., Pincentâs farm
Fullbrook, Charles, The Oaks
Ilolmden, W. R., The Limes
Holmden, Mrs. S. E., The Limes
Kell, Herbert, Rosslyn, The Green
Kidd, Mrs. G.,^ventmere, Blossom end
Joy, Dr. Norman H.
Lowe, PI., 33 North street
Marshall, Miss M., Play Platt "
Mosdell, Mrs. George, Crown lane
Neilson, Mrs., High street
Scott, F. A., Devonshire-house
Stacey, Mrs., Crown lane
Steel, Rev. F. G., Cardigan house
Stevens, Henry, The Warren
Treacher, Mrs. A., The Poplars
Webber, A., Winimbah, Blossom end
White, George, Delahay, cottage
Windle, Thomas, The Grange
Wyatt, George
Young, John Thomas, The Firs