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Nottinghamshire. 83 DIRECTORY.) NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. HUCKNA.LL TORKA.RD. 83 Elkington William, grocer & butcher, Cavendish street Hucknall Torkard Coffee Tavern & Institute· (James Cor- Emans Alfred George, picture frame maker, Portland road I den, manager), High street · Evans William, chimney sweep, Y orke street · Hucknall Torkard Dispatch & Leen V alley Mercury (pub. Evans William, hawker, Annesley road thurs.) (Henry Morley, printer & publisher), South street Evans William Jas. brush maker & ironmonger, Annesley road Hucknall Torkard Free Library (Albert Brecknock, librarian), Faulconbridge John, farmer, Bulwell Wood hall Market place Faulkner Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bestwood road Hucknall Torkard l\Iining Tool Manufacturing Co. tool Fellows John, shopkeeper, Annesley road makers, Annesley road & High street Foster Edward, insurance agent, Station terrace Hucknall Torkard Public Hall Co. Lim. William Burton, Foster Thomas, boot maker, Linby lane sec.), Watnall road Freeman Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Broom hill Humberstone Albert, shopkeeper, Byron street Gandy Hy. assist. clerk to Urban Dist. Council, Station rd Hunters' (The Teamt>n) Limited, gro!!ers, High street Gilliver William, furniture remover & agent for the Great Rutchinson Leonard Thos. stone & marble mason, West st Central Railway Co. Portland road Hutchinson Thomas, fruiterer, Annesley road · Godfrey Dan Enos, mineral water maker, Derbyshire lane Hyde Frank, joiner, Derbyshire lane Goodyear Thomas, shopkeepN, Cavendish street Ingle John, earthenware dealer, Victoria street Gosford Mildred (Mrs.), confectioner, Annesley road Jackson Henry, photographer, Washdyke lane Gough Benjamin, shopkeeper, George street J ackson J ames, shopkeeper, Hazel grove Granger William, farmer, The Common Jackson Ruth (Mrs.), grocer, Market place Green John, shopkeeper, West street Jackson Waiter, pork butcher, High street Green John, jun. shopkeeper, Annesley road James John, under manager, Hucknall Colliery Co. Lim. Green Levi, joiner & builder, West street Portland road Green Samuel, herbalist, Beardall street Johns Henry, boot maker, Annesley road Green Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Station terrace Johns Henry, grocer & beer retailer, Annesley road Griffin John, hair dresser, Portland road Johnson Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Watnall road Guest George, wardrobe dealer, .Alien street Johnston John, painter, Ogle street Hackleys George William, boot maker, Carlingford road & Johnstone Emma (Mrs.), news agent, Annesley road Albert street Johnstone Frederick, painter, Annesley road Halfpenny Reuben, shopkeeper, George street Johnstone Henry, butcher, High street Hall Charles, Station hoteJ, Station road Johnstone John, painter, Annesley road Hall John, Green Dragon P.H. Watnall road Jones, Hugh Thomas L.R.C.P.I., M.R.c.s.Eng. surgeon & '· Hall John, hair· dresser, Watnall road medical officer of health to the Urban District Council & Hall John Thomas, shopkeeper, Watnall road certifying factory surgeon, W atnall road Hall Vine, manager of the Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Jones John, shoe maker & shopkeeper, Carlingford road .• Lim. High street · Jones William, shopkeeper, James street Hallam Mary (Mrs.), fishmonger, George street Kemp Joseph, shopkeeper, 64 Titchfield street Hanson William, wheelwriglJ.t, Watnall road Kemp William George, painter, Portland road Hardstaff Frederick, boot maker, see Critchley & Hardstaff Kiddy Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Watnall road Hardstaff Frederick, boot maker, Watnall road King Arthur, picture frame maker, Bolsover street Hardstaff John, shopkeeper, Watnall road King Mary Jane (Miss), milliner, Victoria street Hardstaff William, chimney sweeper, Watnall road Knighton John, Half Moon P,H. High street Hardstaff William, grocer & fruiterer, Watnall road Lacey Elias, sign writer & painter, Ogle st. & Annesley road Hardy Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, High street Lacey Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Watnall road Hardy John, hosiery manufacturer, Truman street Lamb Eliz~ (Mrs.), hosiery manufacturer, Station road Hardy John, school attendance officer, West terrace Laughton George, farmer, Portland road Harper Harry Marshall, outfitter, Watnall road Laycock Henry John, watch maker, High street Harrison Charlotte (Miss), dress maker, George street Leet Edward, shopkeeper, South street Harrison John, grocer & beer retailer, George street Leivers Henry, Red Lion P.H. High street Harvey Jesse, smallware dealer, Hankin street Lester Ethel (Miss), dress maker, Whyburn street Harwood John, greengrocer, George street Linfoot Richard, fried fish shop, Hazel grove Haslam David, draper, Annesley road Lodge John & Sons, ironmongers, Watnall road Haslam Florence (Miss), dress maker, 47 Albert street Longmate Joseph, baker & confectioner, High street Haslam John, shopkeeper, Annesley road Maiden Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West street Haslam Waiter, shopkeeper, Watnall road Mansfield Laundry Co. Lim. High street Haslam William Towndrow, medical botanist, Portlan<i road Marsden Joseph Derbyshire, grocer, High street Hayes W. & Sons, hosiery manufacturers, Truman street Mauri~e William, manager to Hucknall Colliery Co. Lim Hayes Amelia (Mrs), midwife, James street . Elm house, Beardall street Hayes William, shopkeeper, Linby lane Maypole Dairy Co. Lim. butter merchants, Market place Haywood Joseph, grocer & beer retailer, Brickyard road Mellors ·wm. printer, stationer & news agent, Annesley road Haywood William, Portland Arms P.H. Annesley road Mellows Ernest, baker, Portland road & Brickyard road ... Heath John William, chemist & druggist, High !'treet Mellows Samuel, grocer & beer retailer, Bestwood road Heath Samuel, Plough & Harrow P.H. High strf~t Metcalf & Co. boot mnfrs. High st.Annesley rd.& Portland rd Henson Morris, fried fish shop, Portland road Mettam William Herbert, florist & fruiterer, Watnall road Herbert Joseph, cycle maker, High street Millott Thomas, shopkeeper, High street Herbert Reuben, cycle dealer, Portland road Mole David Nathaniel, baker & confectioner, High street Hickling John, beer retailer, High street Moore Arthur, corn & flour dealer & seedsman, Annesley rd Holland Albert, fried fish shop, High street Morley Henry, printer & publisher of the Hucknall Torkard Hooper Charles, hosier, Watnall road · Dispatch & Leen Valley Mercury (pub. thurs.), South st Houghton Henry, farmer, Shortwood farm Morris Herbert, tailor, Portland road ' Houldsworth Charles, furniture & cycle dealer, Annesley road Morton Christopher, grocer & beer retailer, Hankin street Houldsworth Frances Grace (Miss), milliner, Portland road Moss & Plumb Lim. builders' merchants, Station road Houldsworth John, tailor, Annesley road Moult William Henry, surveyor to the Hucknall Colliery Rouldsworth Samuel, fancy draper, Watnall road Co. Lim. Derbyshire lane Houldsworth Thomas, shopkeeper, Watnall road Mounteney Susannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Carlingford road Howis Joseph, butcher, Watnall road Munks John, music warehouse, High street Howis Peter, ironmonger, High street Munks Joseph, builder & farmer, Portland road Howis William, baker, Watnall road Musson William, draper, High street Howitt Arthur, tinplate worker, Portland road National Telephone Co. Lim. (public call office) (William Howitt J ames Cullin, sec. to Co-operative stores, Market pl Seagrave, manager) Hucknall Club Mill (Thomas Twine, manager), millers Nixon Kenneth, pharmaceutical chemist, Baker street (wind), Sandy lane North James, grocer & beer retailer, Watnall road Hucknall CollieryCo.Lim.(I.ArchibaldTaylor, agent; William Nottingham District Y.M.C.A. (branch), 62 High street Maurice, manager) Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Limited (brarrch) (Vine Hall, Hucknall Morning Star & Advertiser (printed & published manager), High street; draw on National Provincial Bank by Frederick William Buck & Son~ (Sutton-in-Ashfield), of England Lim. London EC on friday), High street Notts & Midland Merchants' & Traders' Association (George Hucknall Nurses' Home (Mrs. Fanny Carte, caretaker), G. Chapman, sec. ; attends fri.), High street Beardall street Oakden Henry, hair dresser, High street Hucknall Temperance Prize Band (Samuel Taylor, band­ Oakden James, hair dresser, Annesley road master), Market place Orange & Son, gro~ers, Annesley road · ... NOTTS. 6* .
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