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V IL L A G E S .

T ilehurst—continued.
Reading in November, 1911, and resi­
dents of that portion will be found in
order in the Reading sections of this
book.
St. Michael’s Parish Church—
Services, Sunday, 8 and 11 a.m., and
6.30 p.m. Rector, Rev. H. R. Cooper
Smith, d . d .; Parish clerk, Henry
Middleton
Calcot Row Mission Room —
Sunday evening service 6.30
Calcot Row Sunday School—
Superintendent, Miss E .’Cox
District Councillor, (vacant).
Overseers, E. T. Shorney and E.
Tompkins; Assistant Overseer, T.
H. Woodeson
Relieving and Vaccination Officer
and Registrar of Births, etc., Edward
Bunce, Highclere, Westwood rd, Tile­
hurst
Tax Collector, Edward Towner,
150 Friar st, Reading
Tilehurst Post Office. Deliveries,
6.45. Sundays, 6.45 p.m. Despatches
9and 1.30. 3.30 and 7.30p.m. ; Sun­
days, 7.15 p rn. John Drew, Post­
master
Post Office, Calcot Row, nearest
telegraph office Theale. Deliveries,
6.30 a.m.
Sundays, 6.30 p.m.
Despatches 8.40 a ’m., 3.20 and 8
p.m. Sundays, 8.0 p.m. Thomas
Wise, postmaster
Wall letter boxes opposite the
Church and the Horn Castle
Blagrave, Henry Barry, The Cottage,
Calcot Park
Came, A., Bonavista
Chambers, C. W., The Glen
Fraser, Hugh, Holmcroft
Fry, W., Park farm
Graham, Mrs., Highcroft,
Harris, John, Prospect Park cottage
House, Mrs., The Kennels
Jones, B. L., Calcot Gardens
Krabbe, Mrs., Calcot Grange
Miller, James, Broomhill
Poulton, Frederick, Longleat
Rake, Herbert, Denefield
Ross, D., Hall place
Rosslyn, Earl of, Calcot park

Rowcroft, Francis G. T.. Lendham
Ruse, Miss E., Cher well, Bath rd
Smith, Rev. H. R. Cooper, d . d ., The
Rectory
Snowdon, Mrs., Calcot gardens
Stacey, E., Little Heath
Turner, F., Claremont
Walker, Roger, Old Mill house
Watkins, E. G., The Gables
Ackerman, G., grocer
Bazeley, G. & A., Southcote nursery
Box Grove Cottage Sanatorium—
Hon. Sec., Miss E. Lowe
Cambridge, Robert, Turnham farm
Deacon, William C., farmer
Dewe, Thomas J., Calcot mills
Grace, Ambrose, Westwood farm
Haines, Frederick, gardener
Hill, F., Ford’s farm
Hutchings, W .J., h r, ‘ Fox & Hounds’'
Cresswell Brow
Lewis, G. L., 1 v, ‘ The Horn Castle’
Manning, Charles, 1 v, ‘ The Travel­
lers’ Friend ’
Middleton, Henry, parish clerk
Nightingale, F., gardener, Calcot pi
Ramsay, T.
Ross, Donald, farmer, Hall place
Sherwood, Henry, grocer, etc.
Shorney, Edgar T., Langley farm
Smith, James & Son, coachbuilders
Stacey, Thomas W., Little Heath
Stacey, William, cartage contractor,.
Heathfield house, Little Heath
Thompson, W., p.c.
Tompkins, Ephraim, laundry
Tull, Mrs. M., 1v, ‘ George & Dragon ’
W is e , T h o m a s ,
G r o c e r , & c.
Calcot Post Office
T W Y F O R D (B erk s).
5 miles from Reading. I t is a
Sub-Postal D istrict.
Area 694 acres. Population 1911
— 1157.
Twyford is a civil as well as an
ecclesiastical parish, consisting o f
parts of the old Liberties of Whistley
and Broad Hinton (formerly in Hurst)
Rural District Councillor— William
IT. Massey
Parish Council— Messrs. Llewellyn
Treacher, Chairman; J. Simondsv