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V
ILLA
G
ES.
A ld e r m a sto n — co n tin u e d
Monger, Miss Mary, infants’ school
mistress
Nash, H., parish clerk
Randall, Alfred, schoolmaster
Smith, Miss M. S., Corner cottage
Summers, Fred, Froude’s farm
Summers, Mrs. M. A.
Thatcher, T., Malt house
Walker, Samuel, police constable
(
Walters, Mrs., draper and newsagent

ALDERM ASTON W HARF.
Albury, J., Beenham parish
Earley, Geo., Secretary, The Brewery
Spencer, Albert, 1 v, ‘ Butt Inn ’
Strange, F. G., Brewery house
Turner, E., brewer, Aldermaston
brewery

A R B O R F IE L D & N E W L A N D
($ e rk s.)
5 | miles from

Heading.
d istrict , Reading.

Postal

ARB 657

and 6 .2 5 p.m. Sundays— deliveries,
7.15 a.m. ; despatches, 12 noon
Anderson, Rev. Joshua Alexander,
m. a., The Rectory
Church, Col. Douglas, Arborfiekl
Grange
Clincher, Mrs., Arborfield hall
Prescott, Kenneth, Arborfield court
Scrivener, Alfred Ebenezer
Simonds, John, Newlands
Barker, C., farmer, Whitehall farm,
Barnes, E. M., steward, NewkncLs
Bentley, Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs., Birch house
Bryant, F., farmer, Duck's Nest farm
Bushell, J., 1 v, ‘ Bull Inn ’
Chandler, Marie
Clark, William, 1 v., ‘ Th© Swan Inn,’
Newlands
Davis, G., gardener, Arborfield ball
Druett, James, Hall farm
Fouracre, Thomas, White’s farm

Arborfield Area. 1469 acres. Popu­
lation in 1 91 1 — 2 3 4 .

Garrett, Bros., builder,
and undertaker

Newland— Area, 1227 acres.
lation 2 8 8

Harden, Elizabeth
Hayward, James, schoolmaster,
Council Schools

Rural District
Seymour

Popu­

Councillor— F. W.

Parish Council— John Simonds (chair
man), A. C. Taylor and Francis
William Seymour, Edward M.
Barnes, James M. Dimond.
Arthur Garrett, clerk
St. Bartholomew's Church -services,
11 a.m. and 6 .3 0 p.m .; Holy Com­
munion, last Sunday in month8 a.m. and 12 p.m.
Council Schools -Arborfield & Barkh$m. James Hayward, headmaster
Army Remount depot. Veterinary
Officer in charge: Capt. Jurginson
Post, money order, telegraph,
savings bank office.
Letter
liveries, week days— 7.15 a.m.
2 .2 5 p.m.; despatches, 8 .1 5

and
de­
and
a.m.

carpenter

Jarvis, A ., Yew Tree cottage
Love, Ann
Lucas, Charles, Arborfield farm and
Cross Lane’s farm
Mattingley, John Henry, Post office
May, G.
Middleton, R.
Nunn, Mrs.
Newman, George Henry, ‘ The Mole
Inn,’ Newlands
Phillis, Sydney H., The Pheasantries
Prior, S., p.c.
Randborn, Ann
Rapley, William, 1 v, ‘ The Bramshill
Hunt Inn ’
Rogers, Fred
Rowe, James H., Targett’s f a r m
Ruffell, L. & A., Bartlett’s farm
Salisbury, H., blacksmith

Boys School Clothing—
Jacksons' Corners, Reading