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ESSEX. [ KELLY·S Stevens William, the Homestead County Police Station (Charles Wm 456 WIrHAM. ESSEX. [ KELLY·S Stevens William, The Homestead County Police Station (Charles Wm. Mace James ..ube}'~,hotel & jobmaster; Strutt Hon. Charles Hedley M.P.,B.A., Harrington,supt.), Guithavon st horses &; traps for hire J.P. Blunt's hall; &; 90 Onslow gar- Crickmore &; Son, .saddlers, High st Maldon Division of Liberal Association dens, &; Carlton club, London SW Crickmore Frank,grocer, provision dlr. (tArthur Howes, agent), Guithavon st Taber James ,& agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited, Mann Jessie (Miss), dress maker, Thomas Edwin, I Avenue villas wine &; spirit merchants, High street Guithavon street ThomasinJames George, Roslyn house Cullen Francis John, frmr.Oliver's frIll Martin George Dunlop M.RC.V.S. Toke Very Rev.Canon Reginald (Cath) Cullen Thomas, ,seed grower i& mercht veterinary surgeon, High streoet Wakelin Mrs. Freebournes Cutts Brothers, carriers, Maldon road Meachen William, beer retlr. Bridge SlI: Walker Rev. Frederick Alfred (Cong) Cutts Harry, fishmonger, High street Mens Alfred, manager of Barclay &; Wallis .A.lbert, Ohantry cottage Davies Geo.Woolpack inn,Chipping hill Co.'s Bank West Ernest, TheLaurels Dean Henry, colt breaker ,& Orotchet Merryweather Harriet (Mrs.), s'hopkpr.. Whiting George, Freeland house inn; every accommodation for cy- Bridge street Wilkinson John, Chipping !hill clists & travellers; good stabling; Mortimer Sam!. Hy. carpntr. High &11 Youll C. Berkeley horses &; traps for hire, INewland st Moy Thomas Limited, coal, oil cake &: Dibben Wm. Hy. hairdresser, High st general merchants COMMERCIAL. Doole Jane (Mrs.), grocer, Post office, Newman Thoma-s William, lea.ther Early closing day, Wednesday. Chipping Hill dealer, Newland street Abrey & Gardner, auctioneers &. Drake Francis, wine & spirit merchant Newman WiIliaJIl, dairy, Bridge street. estate agents Edwards Eleazar, draper, High street Norris John, confectioner, High street Adams Thomas & Son, tanners Edwards Jonathan, White Hart family North Frederick William, bail' dresser Afford Bernard C. printer, bookseller, & commercial hotel, High 'street r& tQbacconist, Maldon road stationer &. bookbinder, High street Eldred Arthur Ernest,dairy, Maldon rd Olley Hetty (Miss), baby linen ware<­ Ahrendt Waiter FraIlk, inland revenue Essex Provident Society (WaIter . house, High street officer, Avenue road Hubbard, collector) OIley Martha (Mrs.), fancy repository, Ardley William, baker, High street Everard Harry, registrar of marriages Hilrh street Barclay & Co. Limited, bankers for Braintree union, deputy regis- Orttewell & Sons Limited,ironmongers, (branch) (Alfred Mens, manager) trar of births & deaths Witham sub- High street; &; ,at Maldon (open ID to 4 except sat. 10 to I); district, Braintree union, & assistant OtHey Geo. livery stables, White Hark draw on head office, 54 Lombard overseer &; assessor & collector of yard 9treet, London E C inco:ne tax Patten Percy In. watch maker,High sI; Bal'well Henry, butcher, High street Fle~ty William, wheelwright,Bridge st Paw8ey Harry, beer rill'. Chipping hi Bateman Charles Henry, White Horse Fuller James, boot maker, High street Payne Frank Cobham L.R.C.P.Lon.d., P.B. Chipping Hill Gage Geo. .Alma, hair dresser, High st M.RC.S.Eng. proprietor of Withall1l Bawtree Frank Postle (firm, Stevens, Gallop Thomas, postmaster, High st private lunatic asylum Bawtree &; Stevens), solicitor, com- Gamble James, builder &i contractor, Pearce John H. grocer, High s.reet missioner for oaths & clerk to com- Maldon road Perkins WaIter Philip, surveyor, sani- missioners of land tax &. sec. to Garrett Arthur W. deputy reg. of mar· tury inspector & collector to Urbm Witham Gas Co riages for Braintree union & tailor Dist'rict CQuncil Beckwith&Brown,cabinet mas. High st Garrett Alice (Miss), dress maker Pilche,r WaIter Frederick, draper Beddall Susannah (Mrs.), day school, Garrett Marian(Miss),china & earthen. Pluck Frederick, tailOT, High street High street ware dealer Porter James, plumber, Newland st Blood William Bindon, solicitor, com- Gentry Henry Arthur, tailor, High sf Quy WhitleyDl.blcksmth.Chipping Him missioner for oaths &. perpetual com- Gibbs Jas. E. pork butcher,High street Randall WaIter, proprietor of thrash- missioner, clerk to the magistrates, Gibbs Robert M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. ing machines &c. Cuppers farm clerk to Urban District Council &; physician & surgeon, The Wilderness Reed William, ironmonger, High street school board &; deputy coroner for Gimson Karl Oarwardine B.A., M.B. Resbury Henry Richard, 'saddler & um- the eastern division of Essex &; B.C.Carob. ,surgeon &; medical brella maker, Newland street Blyth Edward Mark, miller (steam & officer of health to the Urban District Resbury In.chimney swpr. Bridge 9fj water) & cOrn merchant; offices,COuncil & medical officer &i public Rice Elizabeth(Mrs.),frmr.ChippingHI Witham Roller flour mills & High st vaccinator Wickham district,Maldon Richards &; Sons,carpenters ,& builderSo, Boon George, beer ret. Braint,ree road union &Witham dist.Braintroo union Chipping Hill BradshawGeo.tailor &; outfitter,High st Glass Emma (Miss), milliner, Colling- Roberts G'harles, Angel P.B. Highst Brene,s Florence E. (Miss), dress ma. wood road Robinson Wi[iam N. seedsman & Newland street Glover Brothers,cycle, motor &; general florist, Newland street Brewster Alfred Jas. saddlr.Maldon rd enginee·rs,INewland street Rowe Augustus, shopkeeper Brockes Alioe(Mrs.),farrier,Newland st Gray Charles H. maltster, Station yrd Rumsey Henry ,beer retailer, Mill lane Brown Arthur Ralph, carriage builder, Greatrex Quintin Dick, butcher, Chip- Rust Walt.W. carpente,r, Chipping Hill High street ping Hill St. Albans Diocesan Institution fOOT Brown Charles, corn &; seed merchant, Green Joshua. Geo. grngrcr. High ·st Trained Nurses (Miss Flood-Jones. &; maltster, High street Green Robert Poynter, pharmaceutical matron) . lJrown David, butcher, Bridge street chemi,st &; dentist, High street Samain William R. Swan inn,Bridge st Brown John, farmer, Chipping Hill Groves &; Co. Limited, coal meroha.nts Shee William Edwin, registrar o£ Burrells Geo.Ohristmas, baker,High st Groves William, tailor, Station road births &; deaths, Witham sub-district.. Butler John, town crier &; bill poster, Hall Harry, photographer Braintree union Bridge street Hardy Geo. Wm. Bell P.R. Maldon I'd Slythe James B. statuary & monu- OhaplinWilliam,George & Dragon P.H. Harrington Charles William, ,supt. mental mason, Railway station Bridge street county police, Guithavon street Smith Joseph &; Son, builders, con- Claydon Thomas, shopkeeper, Mill la Ha"ler Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, tractors, brick manufacturers,steam. Clear AlbertErnest,auctioneer &; valuer Ohipping Hill joinery works '& sawing & planing Coker &; Rice, cabinet mns. High street Hasler Thomas, pork butcher, High ,st mills, Chipping Hill Oole Wm. station ma.str.Railway statn Head Methuselah, Spread Eagle com- Smith Fredk. basket ma. Guithavon st> Colyer AlIen, watch &; clock maker, mercial hotel, High street SorrelI Richd. butcher, Newland s1l Newland street Herbert Harry Ernest, baker, High st Spurge Edwa1'd, & Co. grocers, wine &. Oombe Frederick Orloff M.D. & iQ.M. Hodges C{)fnelius William, brewer spirit merchants &; drapers, High Sl Edin. physician &; surgn. Witham ho Howes Arthur, agent for Liberal Asso- Stevens, Bawtree &; SteTens, solicitors. Conservative Association (G. Thorpe ciation, Guithavon 'street Stoneham Robert Steele, George P.R. Bartrum, sec) Howlett Nathan, teacher of music, High street Constitutional Club (C. Cranfield, hon. Avenue road Strutt & Parker, land a,gts. &; surveyrs- sec) Hubbard Robert, carrier, Bridge st Taber James, farmer.& landowner Cook JJhn, clerk to the commi.ssioners Hubbard Walter, grocer, Bridge street Thorpe Fanny (Mrs.), apa.rtmen~ of property & income tax & house Hutley Jas.&; Philip, frmrs. Powers hall Guithavon street duty, &; to visitors of private lunatic International Tea Co's. Stores Limited, Tillett Mary A. (Mrs.), apartments, asylums grocers & tea dealers, High stree1l Guit'haven street Cooper J. &; E. pork butcher,s, High -st Jewell Eliza (Mrs.) & Georgina (Miss), TyrrelI &; Truss,boot mas.Chipping Hill Cooper, Taber &. Co. Limited, seed dress makers. High 'street Tyrell Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ChiIl­ growers &; merchants; 90 &; 92 King C. & E. W. grocers & drapers & ping Hill Southwark street, London SE (local wine dealers, High street Tyrell Stanley, boot ma.Chipping Hill manager, Albert Wallis) Kingsbury Ro'bert William Butcher, Wadley In.baker &; grocr. Chipping In Cooper Edward, beer ret. Bridge street <Crown hotel Wager Harry, Lion P.R Coote John, agent for Romford brew- Lewis A. F. & Sons, decorators Wakelin .Joseph (exors. of), farmer.· &ri ery, Bridge street Little Charles, grocer &c. Chipping hl landowner, Freebournes.
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