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V IL L A G E S .

Nearest Station, Wellington College
St. James's Church—Sundays, 11
a.m. and 6 p.m.
Baptist Chapel—Sundays, 10.30
a.m. and 6 p.m.
Rural District Councillor— Co
H. McConaghey
Parish Council— Charles Gibbs,
(chairman), Messrs. C. L. Morgan,
F. J. Milam, J. Loader, S. C. Ciacy
and W. Schofield; Clerk, Arthur
Barker
Finchampstead School- Head mis­
tress, Miss M. A. Olivers
Letters are delivered at 7-50 a.m.,
and despatehedat 9.5 aim, 6.15 p.m.,
and on Sundays at 9.35 a.m, Pillar
letter bos at the Police Station cleared
at 9.15 a.m., and 6.25 p.m .; on Sun­
days at 9.45 a m. Lamp letter box,
Park Lane at 8.25 a.m. and 5.35 p.m.
week-days, 9.30 p.m. Sundays. Wall
box Eversley Bridge at 8.30 a.m. and
5.45 p.m., Sundays 10.15 a.m. Tele­
graph, money order, savings’ bank,
insurance and annuity office. Open
from 9 a m. to 7 p.m. on week-days,
and from 8.30 a.m. to 10 a.m. on
Sundays. Closes at 1 p.m. Satur­
days.
Sub-postmaster, O. A. J.
Goddard.
Many residents are in the Welling­
ton College postal district and appear
there marked with a dagger (f)

c

Attride, C., Wokingham rd
Cavendish, Mrs., Fleet hill
Cope, J. IT., Finchampstead place
Copeland, Mrs., Granville
Corbet-Singieton, Dr. F. E., Pye II
Corfield, Rev. Egerton, m .a ., rector,
The Rectory
Drake,. G. M. J., Wick Hill
Drake, S., Wick- Hill
Eyston, Mrs., The Coppice
Forge, J., River Bend
Greenfield, Comdr. B. E. II., b.n.,
South Court
Hall, Miss Ridgeland
Harris-St. John, 0. E., West court
Herbert, Colonel E. S., Agates
Meadow
Hopkinson, The Misses, Wyse hill

FIN

693

Jones, Lieut-Col. A. S., v .c , c . e .,
Ridge cottage
Kemble, The Misses, Hagates
Kemm, Mrs., Restrop
Lambert, Mrs., Tydu
Lethbridge, Mrs., The Manor house
Lipscomb, Mrs., Heath house
Maberly, E., m . r . c .S ., l r .C . p ., White
cottage
Mansfieid, C., c.c., j . p '., PuckSwood
McConaghey, Col. II., Caesar cottage
Martin, J. Wentworth, Bannisters
Molyneux, Mrs., Warren lodge
Morgan, Charles L., Morlaix
Munday, Mrs., Brooklyn
Simonds, Gerald, Fleet end
Smithson, S. F., The Old Rectory
Taylor, Miss M. M., China cottage
Watson, General Sir John, v.c., g . c . b . ,
North court
Watson, G. A., j .p . , East court
Webster, A., The Cottage
Weight, Rev. Hilton
Western, Mrs, The Coppice
Womack, A. S., Hill Rise
B a rk e r, A r th u r , Assistant Over­
seer and clerk to the parish council,
plumber and hot water fitter
Berris, J., ‘ New Inn ’
Clacy, Samuel, farmer
Cole'brook, IV. M., Manor farm
Dearlove, C. D., grocer, The Stores
Dixon, B., saw mill
Dixon,John, miller & farmer, New mill
Forge, Bros., poultry farmers
Gibbs Charles, ‘ The Nook ’
Goddard, Qwen, sub-postmaster
Goswell, G., bricklayer
Goswell, F., shoeing smith and fly
proprietor
Grigg, J., P.c., Police station
Hall, F. W., farmer, Reading rd
Halfacre, A., carpenter ■
Hilton, Mrs.
James, Mrs., 1Waverley H otel’
James, W. J., ‘ Wellington Hotel ’
Loader, J., pig butcher
Milam, F. J., builder, sexton and
parish clerk
Pigg, William Beec'ny, farmer,
Wheatlands farm
Pratt, W. J., ‘ The Queen’s Oak
Inn ’