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SOMERSET- [KELLY's 330 LANGPORT. SOMERSET- [KELLY's Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No. I district, Clerk to the Burial Board. William Hy. Smith, The Hill James Pierce Johnstone L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. Annan­ Clerk to the Langport District Drainage. Board, Ed ward dale, Langport ; No. 2 district, Stanley Corn ell Clap­ Quekett Louch, Cheapside ham M B., B.S.Durh., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond. The Clerk tcr Langport Old Age Pension Sub-Committee, Grange, Martock ; No. 3 district, William Charrott John Small Taylor, North street, Somerton Lodwidge M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Ashley lodge, Steward to .the Cattle Market, Altbert Gaylard, B!)w st Langport; No. 4 district, Charles Durban Ingle, Town Crier, Albert Gaylard, Bow street Somerton; No. 5 district, Albert Robert Henry Harrison L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F .P.S.Glas. Keinton Mandeville; No. 6 district, Richard Henry Vereker SCHOOLS. L R.C.P. & S.I. Eastleigh, Curry Rival t No. 7 district, Charles Munden M.R.C.S.Eng. Silver street, Ilminster Grammar, endowed in 1675 by Thomas Gillett, & now Workhouse, High Ham (for registration purposes it h a Secondary school under the Board of Education; called Ham Down House), a building of stone. built in the income from endowment amounts to about £6o I842, to hold ISO inmates; Richard Cavendish, yearly; there is also a grant of /.I8o from the Somer­ master; Rev. J. Stubbs M.A. vicar of Huish Episcopi, set County Council; a new sCheme for the better chaplain; James Pierce Johnstone L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. management of the school was approved by Her & L.M.Edin. medical officer; Mrs. Cavendish, matron Majesty in Council, I3th May, I8g6; a limited number of boarders are received at the school house, LANGPORT REGISTRATION DISTRICT. & there are scholarships for boys of Langport, Huish Superintendent Registrar, Edward Quekett Louch. Episcopi & District; in I8g6 a science laboratory & Cheapside, Langport; deputy, William Henry Smith. lecture room were added, at a cost of about £6oo, The Hill, Langport & in I9o1 a carpenters' shop, at a cost of {,150; there Registrars of Births & Deaths, Langport sub-district, are now about 64 boys; Solomon George Day M.A. George G. Lovell, Curry Rival; deputy, Theophilus J. Univ. Land. head master; C. W. Pinlon B.Sc., W. Waiter, Kingsbury Episcopi; Somerton sub-district, Banyard, W. D. Harrup & J. H. Stembridge, assistant Harry Woolf, Somerton; deputy, Jesse Hunt,Somerton masters. The school is managed by a governing Registrars of Marriages, Langport sub-district, J ames body of II members; Rev. Joseph Stubbs M.A. chair­ Pierce Johnstone, Annandale, Langport; deputy, Rev. man; Robert Alford esq. J.P., C. C. vice-chairman; Samuel J ones, The Manse, Bow street, Langport; Henry George W edd, North street, Clerk to the Somerton -sub-district, Harry W oolf, Somerton ; governors deputy, Jesse Hunt, Somerton The Langport, Eastover & Huish Episcopi Council • Schools are managed by a local committee of eight DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL SUB-COMMITfEE. members; Edward Quekett Louch, Cheapside, corre­ Meets at the Union monthly. spondent; William Henry Gillett, Newtown, Huish Clerk, Edward Q. Louch, Cheapside Episcopi, attendance officer Attendance Officers, George G. Lovell, Curry Rivel; Public Elementary, erected in I877, for .103 boys, 100 George E. Mundy, Somerton; William Henry Gillett, girls & I30 infants; average attendance, 98 boys, 93 Newtown, Huish Episcopi & Harry Woolf, SomertCJIIl girls & go infants; Reginald Joseph McGregor, master; Miss Edith A. Briswell, mistress ; Miss Ethel PUBLIC OFFICERS. H. Turner, infants' mistress Assistant Overseer & Collector of Poor Rates, William Newspaper.-Langport & Somel'lton Herald, Taunton, Banyard, The Hill Yeovil, Bridgwater, Martock & South Petherton News Certifying Factory Surgeon, James Pierce Johnstone & Western Counties Advertiser, North street, G. H. L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. Annandale Hemmel & Sons, proprietors ; published saturday. Clerk to the Aller Moor District Drainage Board, SLan­ See advertisement moor & West Sedgmoor Drainage Boards, William Railway Stations.-Langport East & West, Samuel Philip Winter Goode, Cheapside Lambert, station master Ellis Mrs. North street Ross Rev. David Melville M.A. (vic111r PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hirst Norman, The Meadows & rural dean). The Vicarage Blal•e Waiter James, Bow street Johnstone James P. Annandale Rowe William J.P. North street J3rown Herbert T Jones Rev. Samuel (Congregational), Taylor Richard Balpin, Moorfield Burston John, The Hill The Manse, Bow street Tyler .Arthur Charles, The Hill Butt "Miss, Bow street Louch Edward Quekett, North street W edd Henry George, Eastdon house, Cox George Adolphus, Bridge house Louch Mrs. Riversleigh The Hill · Day Solomon Geo. M.A. (head master MP.ade F. Marshall, Hill side Whitemore Herbert Edward, Bow st of grammar school), School house, Mea de W estcott, The Hill Wordsworth Robert, The Hill The Hill Poulter Charles K. The Hill COMMERCIAL. Cemetery (W. H. Smith, clerk to the burial board), Early closing day, Wednesday I p.m. The Hill Challis' Stores (Meade Brothers Limited, proprietors), Adams Samuel James, hair dresser, Bow street grocers, The Hill Atyeo C. B. ironmonger, Bow street Chard T. N. & Sons Limited, boot makers, Bow street Baker Thomas, baker, Bow street Ooate Henry James, basket maker & fancy dealer, Bow st Banyard William, assistant overseer & collector of poor'll Convent of St. Gildas (Sister Maxima, superior), Hill ho rates for the parishes of Langport, Hnish Episcopi & Cooper Wm.Edward,solicitor & cam. for oaths,Cheapside High Ham & clerk to Langport Parish Council, The Cox George A. & Oo. coal, corn, cake & timber mer- Hill chants ; brickyard & stoneware goods of all kinds &c Barling George, Langport Arms family & commercial Cox John Frederi.::k, watch maker & jeweller, Bow s1r hotel & posting house ; billiards ; motor garage ; Creed Tom, supt. to Pearl Assurance Co. Limited,Bow st authorised quarters of the A.A. & M.U.; head Creese Waiter Thomas, plumber, Bow street quarters of C.T.C.; an omnibus meets every train Fire Brigade (Albert Gaylard, supt.), Bow street at both stations, Cheapside Fox, Fowler & Co. bankers (branch) (Montagu Strick­ Bennett Edward E. photographer, The Hill land, manager) ; draw on Barclay & Company Limited, Slake Brothers, wine & spirit & ale & porter mer­ London E C chants, Bow street Freemasons ("Portcullis" Lodge, No. 2,038) (F. Mar- Bowditch Alfred, tailor, Bow street shall Meade, sec) Eradfield David, artificial teeth manufacturer, c/o C. Pulla'Way Joseph Richard, shopkeeper, Bow street Shire, Bow street Garland Sidney, carpenter, Bow street Isradford & Sons Limited, coal & salt merchants Gaylard Albert, temrerance house ; steward to the cattle Brown Ernest William, baker & corn dealer, Bow street market, county court bailiff & insurance agent,Bow st Burston & Son, boot makers, Chea.pside Gillett Charles Churchill, tea agent, North street Burston Archibald Alexander, watch maker, North street Gillett Martha (Mrs.), confectioner, North street Calder John Edward & Sons, butchers, Bow street Goode William Winter, solicitor, deputy coroner fol" the ()alder William, family butcher & cattle dealer, Bow st South Eastern district of Somerset, clerk to Aller Carne-Hill & W edd, solicitors & commissioners to ad- Moor District Drainage Board & Stanmoor & West minister oaths, & agents for the Norwich Union & Sedgmoor Drainage Boards & correspondent to Curry Atlas Fire & Life Cos. & Law Accident Insurance Riv.el & hie of Abbotts 11chool map.agers, see Louch Societ-y Limited, North street ; & at Somerton Son & Goode. Cattle William James, butcher, BolV street Goodson John, grocer, North street .
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