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READING OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

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S t. G e o rg e’s— P re sid e n t, R e v , W, Ii, H arper.
C aversh am — P re sid en t, R e v . C. W. E. C le a v e r ; Hon. Sec., M r.
E d w ard H olm es
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D iocesan S e c r e ta r y — M r. H. F. P ik e, 8 N ew Inn H all, O xford.
A rch d e aco n ry o f B erk s— Hon. S e c re ta ry , R e v . J. A. A nd erso n ,
T h e R e c to ry , A rborfield .
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The R ea d in g and W okingham C.E.T.S, P o lice C o u rt M ission
Presid en t, T h e Lord Bishop o f O x fo r d ; Chairm an, Canon
N e w h o u s e ; Hon. Sec., M iss R u n d e ll; M issio n er, M r. S. J.
B u rb id ge, 16 M a tlo c k R oad, C aversh am ; Hon. T rea su rer, M r.
A. L. C rip ps.
«Coffee s ta lls a rc w o rk ed b y th e s e b ran ch es.
Independent Order oj Good Tem plar«.— Reading Lodge, No. 339,
m eets a t th e C h u rch Room s, C a stle S t r e e t C o n g reg a tio n , e v e r y
F rid a y e v e n in g a t 7.45 p.m. Th e J u v e n ile Tem p le m eets a t sam e
p la c e 011 sam e e v e n in g a t 6 .
Florence Thompson Lodge, No. dUOO,
m eets a t lA . C ra n b u ry Road, e v e r y T uesd ay a t 8 P-m\ icto n a
Juvenile Temple, m eets a t 1a C ra n b u ry R oad e v e r y M on d ay a t
6.30 a.m. D is tr ic t S e c re ta ry , J. G. Thompson, 1 a C ranbury Road,
The B ritish Workman R estaurant (an ad ju n c t of th e R e a d in g and
D is tric t Tem p eran ce C oun cil), C o ley S tr e e t.— R efresh m en ts are
su p p lied a t m od erate ch a rg es and air rifle sh oo tin g, b a g a te lle and
o th e r gam es a re p rovid ed . I t is th e head -quarters o f th e B ritish
W orkm an I n s titu te F o o tb a ll C lu b and th e R e a d in g Tem p eran ce A ir
R ifle L ea g u e. Hon. S u p erin ten d en t, E . A . Y in c e . R e s id e n t M an
a g e r, T. W. James.
Reading Baud of Hope Union (asso ciated w ith th e U n ited
Kingdom Band of Hope Union),— P resid en t, Dr. B o o d le ; Chairm an,
M r W W B A ck e rm a n ; lion, tr e a s u re r, Mr. W. S. P e rk in s ;
hon. s e c r e ta r y , M r. S. S h a ck lefo rd .
T he R e a d in g Band of
Hope Union, w h ich w a s form ed in F eb ru a ry, 1886. has now
tw e n ty S o c ie tie s in asso ciation , w ith b etw een 3,000 and 4,000
members. Th e o b je cts of th e U nion are to prom ote th e Band of Hope
m ovem ent, by th e form ation o f Bands of Hope, b y p erio d ica l m eetin gs
o f Bands of Hope w o rk ers and Sund ay School T ea ch ers fo r con­
fe re n c e s, & c , ; b y su p p ly in g m agic lan tern e x h ib itio n s a t su ch lo w
ra te s to b e w ith in th e reach of asso cia ted S o c ie tie s ; b y s u p p ly in g
them w ith sp ea k e rs for sp e c ia l a n n iv ersa ry and g en era l m eetin gs.
Th e affairs of th e Union are m anaged b y a C om m ittee co n s is tin g of
one re p re s e n ta tiv e from each asso ciated S o c ie ty ,
S o c ie tie s m
a sso ciatio n p ay an annual fee of not le s s th an 2s, Cd. F rien d s
desiro u s o f form ing Bands of Hope, or jo in in g th e Union should
ap p ly to th e S e c re ta rie s , w ho w ill b e p leased to g iv e in form ation .
T he Union is undenom inational, and does not in a n y w a y in te r fe re
w ith th e w o rk in g of a sso ciate d S o c ie tie s.
G reat W estern liailwaij Temperance Union (R ea d in g B ran ch ).—
P re sid e n t, Hon. A lgern o n H. M i l ls ; V ic e -p re sid e n ts, M essrs. A . T.
B la c k a ll, S . E. Palm er, W. Sp arks, W. J. R ic h and L ion el R. W ood ;
Hon T re a su rer, M r. H. R alph ; Hon. Sec., M r. J. D oell, 7, C a th e rin e
S tre e t, R ea d in g. Em ployes in all d ep artm en ts o f th e G re a t W estern
R a ilw a y m ay becom e members.