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V IL L A G E S .

Belcher, Joseph, senr.
Belcher, Joseph, junr
Bemvell, —
Broadwav, Thomas
Bullock George, farmer, Manor farm
Butler, Miss, Lower farm
Carpenter, William
Clark, Thomas
Cook, Edward, Ditton cottage

SPE

725

SPEN CE R’S W OOD.
4 miles from Reading.
(A p o r ­
tion of the Parish of Shinfield).
P osta l D istrict.

County Councillor, District Coun­
cillors and Parish Council, see Sh nfield
Church of St. Michael and All
Angels Curat,e-in-charge, Rev. F.
C o s t iff, W i! Iia m , W h e e lw r ig h t ,
T. Lewame.—Services, 8 and 11
C a r p e n te r an d B la c k s m ith ,
a.m. and 6.30 p.m .; Holy Baptism,
D ilk h o s h
I 2nd Sunday in the month 2.15 p.m .;
Currill, Charles
Childrens' Service 1st Sunday in the
Dearlove, James
month 3.15 p.m .; Week days, 8 a.m.,
except Fridays 11 a.m.
Druce, George
Fox, Walter
St. Michael’s Hall and Working
Fullbrook, Joseph and Sons, farmer
Men’s Club—Hon. Secretary, W. G.
and dairyman
Jones, Winton
Fullbrook, William, Laurel cottage
Congregational Church— Services
Geall, William, gardener
Sunday 11a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sunday
School 3 p.m. Wednesday, Mothers’
George, Henry
Goodenough, Alexander
Meeting 2-30 p.m.— Pastor, H. E.
Green, Henry
Cole
Post office, telegraph and money
Hall, Ernest
Hobbs & Sons, launch builders
order office. Despatches —11.15 a.m.
3 and 7.30 p.m., Sundays, 5.50 p .m .;
Kew, Dan
Deliveries - 6 a.m., 12.5 and 0.15
Kew, Jabez
p.m., Sundays, 6 a.m. Public ¡tele­
Kew, William
phone office
Kilby, L. T., schoolmaster
Lambs Lane Council Schools—
King, W., The stores and post office
(mixed)-accommodation 210-Head­
Lawrence, Charles
Lucking, R., butcher
master, J. Russell, headmistress,
Mrs. Russell
Mann, Arthur
Maskell, William, Vine cottage
Cole, II. E., Charthurst
Minchin, William
Colenso, Mrs. The Square
Parsons, Charles
Elphinstone, The Hon. Mrs., Hill
Pocock, George
house
Rose, John
Fifiold, A., Essenden
Rose, William, b r , ‘Perch & Pike,
Hamblin, A. E., The Hill
Russell, Samuel
Hayes, James, Ash
Shears, William
Horton, F. R., The Highlands
Small, Richard
Humfrev, Miss, Fair view
Smith, Wralter, ‘ The Cross Keys ’
Jones, W. G., Winton
Smith, V.
Kernutt, Wilfred, Shottesbrook
Vickery, Mrs. & Sons, Devonshire Ho
Lewarne, Rev. F. T., The Nest
Warman, Mrs.
: Light, F., The Square
Warman, William
j Luckwell, F., The Farm
Warden, John
i Mann, Floraee, The Bungalow
Warden, Joseph, sen.
May, V7. H., Wyvenhoe
Warden, Joseph, jun.
I Matthews, W., Park view
Warden, William
Middleton, Robert, Grovelands
Wells, George
Oakley, Miss E., Ballimore
Wells, Walter