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V
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ES.
Black, Robert J., s. p., Lord of the
Manor, Midgham house
Henry, ,J. M., The Gables
Little, Dr., Midgham cottage
Rees-Mogg, Rev. Henry James, m.a.,
vicar. The vicarage

M
OR

703

O verseer-W . Pursey; Assistant
Overseers— C. W . Thorpe, Wheats
farm, Mortimer, and W . A. Gibbons
There is a station on the Basing­
stoke branch of the G. W . Railway
St. Mary’s Schools— Miss Way,
head mistress.

Barrelt. Mary, ‘ Coach & Horses ’
St. John's Infants’ School— Miss
Bozier, Richard
Lloyd, head mistress; Miss Adams,
Clarke, Davis Joseph, West End
assistant mistress.
farm
Collier & Catley, Ltd., contractors
St. Mary’s Church and St. John’s
Colvin, Mrs., schoolmistress
Church — Services of the two churches
Fronde, John James, King’s farm
are intended to be supplemental to
Goddard, J., Kennet Holm farm
one another.
Vicar, Rev. Aubrey
Howse, Richard
Baskerville Mynors; curate, Rev.
Millson, W ., sexton
I H. J. Trevor.
Churchwardens,
Robbins, Alfred, steward, Home farm
Major Nash and W.Farrant. Services
Rowe, Robert, Button court farm
! 8 a.m , 1 0 .3 0 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 .3 0
White, James Chas., farmer, Wood- I p.m. 3 -3 0 p.m. and 6 -3 0 p.m.
side farm
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Drury
lane -Ministers, various

M O R T IM E R (B erks).
7 1 miles from Reading. Postal dis-

I Congregational Church,
Mortimer
West End— Ministers, various

trict,H eading. A r ea 3,031 acres. | A ’Beckett, William, King st
Population 1,423.
Arbuthnot, Mrs; A., St. Mary's road
Postal, telegraph,. money order j Bateman, F. R., j.p., The Elms
Baynes, 11. A., Briar Lea, Pad worth rd
office, savings’ bank, annuity and in­
Brown, Mrs., Wokefield Cottage,
surance business.
Deliveries 6-3 0
Wokefield Green
a.m.; Sundays, 6 .3 0 a.m. Despatch —
Burrows, Miss, Pinecroft
1-30 p.m., 6-55 p.m .; Sundays, 6.10
Cameron, Canon Lovett, Abbeycroft
p.m. near station. Branch postal and
Capron, Miss, Garth house
money order office, telegraph office.
Cook,
Henry, Pine lodge, King st
Foster, A. J., postmaster
Collins, Sidney, St. John’s road
The Common —Deliveries week­
Cox, Walter K., surgeon, West end rd
days, 7 a.m., Sundays, 7.5 a.m. Box
Davis, The Misses, Heathfield
cleared, 8 . 3 5 , 2 .3 0 and 6 .3 0 p.m. ;
Elliott, Mrs., Barcaldine
Sundays, 11.35 a.m. Postmaster, E.
Gough, II.. Highbury Oaks
E. Bivand
Gould, John II., jun., j . p ., Meadowville, Mortimer west
I'ire Brigade W . Mosdell, captain
District Councillor— Miss F M
Grffime, Misses, Mortimer cottage
Wyld.
Ilackett, Mrs. P., Headlands
Haines, Major, Stratfield House
Parish Council- -Messrs. William
Harrison, E., Birch cottage
Pursey, Miss F. M. Wyld, William
Hawkes,
Miss, Victoria rd
Froome, junr., M. J. Bowman, and
Horwood, Mrs. J., Forest Lodge, West
A. Gibbons; Clerk, Charles Thorp.
end
Mortimer, West End Parish Council
Hotston. Stephen G. W., Caxton house
—Messrs. George Ford, E. T. Merrick,
Kentfield, Miss, Leopold cottage
George Penny, W. A. Wallis & Alfred
Lambton, Brig.-Genl., j . p., Mortimer
Elliott
hall