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BEE [DORSET.] • Bakers-Continued TRADES DIRECTORY.] 909 BEE [DORSET.] • BAKERs-continued. West Alhen, Stalbridge, Blandford Hayward Robert, High street, Poole OsmanJarnes, Long Ham,Hampreston, Whiffen Jeremiah, Winterborne, Stick- HutchingsJames,37St.Marystreet,Mel- Wimborne land, Blandford combe Reg-is, Weymouth Osment John, Upper Loders, Bridport Whitty EH, South Perrott, Crewkerne Jarvis Joyce, Mamhull, Blandfot'd Oxenbllry C. Fooks, Chideock,Bridport WiIliams Edward, Winterbornl', Stick- Jeans John, Batcombe, Dorchester Oxford George, Thames street, Poolc land, Blandford Kearly John, Durweston, Blandford Par"ons Isaac, South street, Dorchester Winter Robert William, ChesiI, Port- Matcliem George, Cornhill, Sherborne Parsons Josiah, Milborne St. Andrew, land, Weymouth NewburySimeon,Southcommon,Chard- Blandford Withers George H. West st. Wimborne stock, Chard Parsons Josiah George, Child Okeford, Woolfries Sophia & Son, Witchampton, Newbury Solomon, Fordwater, Chard- Shillingstone, Blandford Wimborne stock, Chard Patch T. Melbury Osmond, Dorchester Young Mrs.Ann,Hinton:\farteI,Wimbrn Pelps Charles, East street, Blandford Peach Zecharias, Charminster,Dorchstr Pullman James, Handley, Shaftesbury Pearce Robert John, Easton, Portland BANKERS. Richards Charles, West street, Bridport Pearce William, Easton, Portland Eliot, Pearee, Eliot & Eliot (head office), Ricltards John, West street, Bridport Pitcher Wm. Litton Cheney, Dorchestr 63 St. Thomas street, Weymouth; Shepherd James, East street, Bridport l?rout H. Burton Bradsto~k, Bridport (Thomas RodberCross,manager) H igh ~heppard J o~' TrinityChurch Y~'l?rchstr PurchaseThomas,Talbot vIllage, Kmsoll, West street, DOl'chester; (Zillwood :S~one Matt~Jas,East Stower,Gdlmgham Wimborne l\Iilledg-e, manager) Fortune's well, Walden.Josmh, Holw~l~, Sherboroe Quarrell J. North AIlington, Bridport Portland; draw on Glyn, Mills & Co. Wellspr!n~ J osep~. TrInIty st. Dorehestr Rabbetts Mrs. Mary Ann, Spetisbury, London WellsprmgJsph.Jun.Southst.Dorcbestr B1andford National Provincial BankofEngland Randall .Tohn, West street, Wimborne (Hug-h King-smill Thurston,manager), BATH PROPRIETORS. Rand~ll T. West Chickerell, ~e~mouth Market place, B1alldford;. (Samuel Gill John (sulphur), Radipole, Weymth Rawkms Thos. East Stower, Gllhng-ham J olm Hornsby, manager) HIgh street, Royal Baths (J. Brown superintendent), Reader John, Broad Windsor, Bridport Poole; (open from 10 till 3, & 10 till [) St.Thomas st. MIcmb~.Recris Weymth Richardil Georg-e, East street, Bridport on saturdays) (James William Mack- M , Roberts Dan, West AIIington, Bridport Hn, manager) Commons, Shaftesbury; BATHING MACHINE PRO- Roberts Mrs. E. Beaminster, Bridport (Joseph Smith Brand, manager) Long PRIETORS. Rockett C. Monkton Wyld, Charmouth street,Sherborne; (Samuel John Clay, Rod Isaac, Chesil, Portland manager) Stalbridge, Blandford; (T. Clark James, Sw~nage Rolls Charles, East street, B1andford C.Sawyer,manager) SturminsterNew- H~nter Robert, Charmouth Rose D. Sturminster Newton,Blandford ton,B1andford; (RichardGower,mana- StIckland George, Swanage Rose.Tames, Belchalwell, Blandford ger) North street, Wareham; (George BEER MERCHANTS Rose Miss Rosanna, Sturminster New- Quick,manager) West Borough,Wim- S Al .eo P t M h 't ton, Blandford borne; draw on Head Office, London ee e ~ or er erc an s. Ross John James. Woolland, Blandford Williams (R. & H.), Thornton & Sykes BEER RETAILERS Royal Wm. Robt. Trinity rd.Weymouth (head office), High West street, Dor- . Russell Hodder, Common, Sturminster. chester; (branches) (James Andrews, Abbott Miss E. J .Spettisbury, Blandf'ord Newton, Blandford manager) (open daily from 10 a.m. to Ackerman George, Rope walk, Bridport Russell Robert, 'folpuddle, lJorchester 3 p.ll.) Beaminster, Bridport; (Fred- Ackerman Robert, East street, Bridport Ryall Albprt. Yetminster, Sherborne erickGood,manag-er)Weststreet,Brid- A dams Mrs.H. Tarrant Hinton, Blndfrd Sandford John, Pm·tesham, Dorchester port; (William James Atkins, mana- Andrews Hy. Wyke Regis, Weymouth Satchell Robt. l\Iilton Abbas, Blandford gel') Broad street, LymeRegis; (Frank Argyle John, Market place, Blandford Score Richd. Fortune's well, Portland Wills, manager) Fortune's well, Port- Arnold Mrs. Jane, Winterborne, Kings- Selby William, Salisbury st. Blandford land; (William Marshallsay. mana- ton, .6landford Seward F. W. High East st. Dorchester ger) Stalbridge, Blandford; (W. H. Baggs john, Franchise street, Weymth SeJmour John, Grove bldgs. Dorchester Marshallsay, manager) Sturminster Baker EmanueI, Hilfield, Dorchester Sherwood WiIliam, Talbot village, Kin- Newton, Blandford; (James Pope, Baker Robert, Lytchett Minster, PooIe son, Wimhorne manacrer) Swanage' (JohnCust,mana- Ban Charles, jun. Broad st. Lyme Hegis Short C. T. Iwerne Minster, Blandford ger) South street, Wareham; (Hobert BarnesSamuel,Charles street,Blandford Shorto Thos. Maiden Newton, Dorchstr Oakley, manag-er) 85 St. Mary street, Barnes Mrs. Susan, Queen street, Mel- Sims Harry, Chettle, Blandford Weymouth; draw on Williams, Dea- eombe Regis, Weymouth Small Richard, Bimport st. Shaftesbllry con & Co. London Bartlett Eli, Chideock, Bridport Smalley Thos. Peace marsh, Gillingham Wilts ~ Dorset Banking Co. (Thomas Bartlett Miss Elizabeth, Sturminster Smith Mrs.H.Pal'son's pool, Shaftesbry Pope,manag-er) Beaminster Bridport; Marshall, Wimborne Smith Robt. 1. Salisbury st.Shaftesbury (CharlesWilson,manager) East street, Bastable Jsph. East Stower, Gillingobam Suell Chas. O. Broad st. Lyme Regis Bridportj (John Millard Lush, mana- Beecham Samuel, Salisbury street, PooIa Snelling H. West Lulworth, Wareham gel') High East street, Dorchester; Beer Henry, South street, Bridport SpiceI' William, North street,Wareham (Nathaniel Harding, manager) Cheap Biles Joseph, Godmanstone, Dorchester Spiller William S. Barrack st. Bridport street, Sherborne; {Everton Devenish, Bill'S Samuel, CharmOllth . Stevens Mrs. Elizabeth, Corfe Castle manager) 30 St. ¥ary street. Wey- Billett Robert, Hollowayrow, Fording- Stickland Fredk. Portesham,Dorchester mouth; draw on London & Westmin- ton, Dorchester Stickland James, East Stoke. Wareham ster Bank; (Robert R. Bound, mana- Bird Joseph, Reforne, Portland Stiekland J ames, East street, Blandlord goer) West street, Blandford; (Joseph BJigdon J oseph. Westbury, Sherborne Stickland Thos. Puddletown, Dorchestr Mullings, manager) (open from 10 till BollenGeo.Pydel-Trentbide,Dorchester Stone Richard, Queen st. Gillingham 3) Wyke street, GiUingham; (Henry Brag-g Thomas, Charmouth Stroud .James, Sydling St. Nicholas, B. Sedgfield, manager) Hig-h street, Brett Benj. Horsecastles, Sherborne Dorchester Poole; (open from 10 till 3, & 10 till Brett Thoma!l, Easton, Portland Swetland Isaac, Parkstone, Poole 5 on Saturdays) (George PhiIlips, Brewer Mrs. Elzbth. High st.Wimborne Symonds William, Constitution hill, manager) High street, Shaftesbury; Broadway John, Motcombe, Shaftesbury Kinson, Wimborne . (HenryThomas Edward Finley,mana- Brooks }\ilrs. Mary Ann, Oakfield place, Symonds William, Wool, Wareham ger) The Square, Wimhorne; draw Blaudford Talbot Charles, Queen st. Gillingham on Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. 67 Lom- Brown John, Stalbridge, Blandford Tanner Thomas, Kinson, Wimborne bard street, London e.c Bryant Isaac, Stalbridge, Blandford Taylor Wm. Lytchett Minster, Poole Buckler W. Maiden Newton, Dorcbster Tett John, Maiden Newton, Dorchester BASKET MAKERS. Bugg Edmund, Stalbridge, Blandford Tuffen Tho!l.Fontmell Magna,Shaftesbry Andre,;s William, Beaminster, Bridport Bugler Robert, Beaminster, Bridport Tuffin Fr€dk.WestOrchard,Shaftesbury Bastable George, Marnhl111, BIandford Bugler Thomas, Chickerell rd. Weymth Turner Samuel, Halstock, Yeovil BraeherCorueIius,Motcombe,Shaftesbry Bullock George, Bedminster, Bridpon Vincent WaIter, Lagland street, Poole Christopher Henry,Bristol rd.Sherborne Bunn Mrs. Marina, Maiden street, Mel­ Waldrige William, Netherbury. Bridprt Clench Geo.Caundle Stourton,Blandford combe Regis, Weymouth Wareham Josiah, Cranborne ColleauJsph.Alfd.SeaViewho.Swanage Burt Charles, The Cobb, Lyme Regis Way Robert Attwooll, Fortftne's well, Cook Charles Hobert, West st. Bridport Burt George, Preston, Weymouth Portland, Weymouth Cousens William, Nettlecomhe, Bridport Butler Thomas, Cripplestyle, Cranborne Weare James, Newbury, GilIingham Creasy Henry, Marnhull, Blandford Carter Jas. Lytchett Matravers, PooIa Webb Thomas, Bridge st. Lyme Regis nicker William, Yetminster, Sherborne ChampJames,Osmingtonmills,Osming­ Wedmore Emanuel, Stourpaine, BIndfrd HayterWilliam,East ~tower,Gillingham ton, Weymouth Welch J ames, Bere Regis, Blandford Hayward Mrs. Mary, Newton, Sturmin"; Chandler Henry,Woodyatee, Pentridge, Welsman Thomas, Newland, Sherborne ster Newton, Blandford Cranborne.
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