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'YILTSHIRE. (L{ELLY'~ Surveyor of Highways, Wm 146 .MAL\IESBI:RY.· 'YILTSHIRE. (l{ELLY'~ Surveyor of Highways, Wm. Hy. Lintern, Gloucester st Registrar of Marriages, Asher Newman, Avon lodge. Sanitary Inspector, Charles .Bowman, Cross Hayes Malmeslmry; deputy, Waiter T. Olark Pl.J""ELIC ESTABLISHMENTS. PUBLIC OFFICERS. ' . Cemetery, "lVestport 3t. Mary, Montagu Henry Chubb, Assistan~ Overseer, W. T. Clark, for St. Ma1·y Westport. clerk to the Burial Board St. Paul Within, Abbey & Brinkworth, Market cross County Court, His Honor Arthur B. Ellicot.t, judge; Chas. Assistant Surveyor of Main Roads to the County Ccmncil Forbes Moir, registrar & high bailiff. The Court is held for Tetbury Rural District, William Henry Lintem. in the Town hall on a monday in each month at Gloucester street · n a. m. The district comprises the following places: Certifying Factory Surgeon, -Alderton, Ashley, Beverstone, Boxwe~l, Brinkworth, Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxe~, Montagu Henry Brokenborough, Burtonhill, Charlton, Chelworth, Chubb, Cross Hayes • Cherington, Cleverton, Cloatley, Corston, Crudwell.. Clerk to Parish Council & .Assistant Overseer for Parish Dauntsey, Didmarton, Eastcourt, Easton Grey, Fox- of St. Paul, Malmesbury Without, J. H. Ruth, ley, Garsdon, Grittenham, Hankerton, Hullavington, Malmesbury Lasborough, Lea, Leighterton, Long Newnton, Luck- Clerk to the Burial Committee of the Corporation. ington, Malmesbury, Minety, Norton, Oaksey,Oldbury- Montagu Henry Chubb, Cross Hayes on-the-Hill, Rodbourne, Sherston, Shipton Moyne, Clerk to the trustees of King's Heath, W. T. Clark Somerford Magna, Somerford Parva, Sopworth, Sur- Collectors of Taxes, Alfred Stephens Jones, High street rendell, Tetbury, Weston Birt & West Park, Westport · & George Pike, Westport For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that Stewards to Malmesbury Manor, Forrester, Moir &; Co. of Swindon,Harry Bevir,Wootton Bassett,official receiver High street Cottage Hospital, Market Cross, Reginald Mark Moore Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Waiter J ones, High street M.A., M. B., B.C., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. hon. surgeon; Superintendent of Police & Inspector under "Contagions Artlmr F. He:1ton M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond·. & Diseases (Animals) Acts," David Pinnell, Burnham rd Seymour .A. Millen M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Surveyor to the Wilts County Council, William Henry medical officers ; Mrs. Chubb, sec. ; Miss Maud Ruffie, Lintern, Gloucester street matron Treasurer to King's Heath, George Bowman, Westpor~ Customs & Excise Office, High street; William Ernest May, officer PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times af Services. Police St::ttion, Burnham road, Westport St. Mary, David Pinnell, supt. ; Arthur Hillier, sergeant, there Abbey Church, Rev. Charles ·D. · H. McMillan M.A. being pltogether I supt. 3 sergeants & n canstables v:car; Rev. Howard Stewart Mathia's M.A. curate;. n a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; week days, 10 a.m. & 6.3Qo TERRITORIAL FORCE. p.m. & fri. II a.m · Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry (Prince of Wales' Own Regi­ Westport St. Mary's Church; 10.45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; fri. ment), 0 Squadron, Capt. W. F. Fuller, command­ 7-15 p.m ing; Squadron Sergt.-Major A. S. Witts, Chippen- St. Aldhelm Catholic, Cross Hayes, Rev. F. Decompoix & Rev. John Prunier, priests; holy communion. ham, drill instructor · · 1 3rd Wessex Brigade R.F.A. Ammunition Column; 7.30 & mass, 10.30 a.m.; devotions, 7 a.m.; sermon Capt. A.. L. ForMSter; Sergt. .J. Chalmers, drill in! & benediction, 6.30 p.m.; daily mass, 7.30 a.m.;. structor, Drill hall, near the Abbey thurs. & holy days, benediction, 7.30 a.m.; fri. de- votions, or stations of the Cross, 7.30 p.m.; holy MALMESBURY UNION. days, mass, 10.30 a.m 'flhe union comprises the follawing places :-Abbey (Mal-. Particular Baptist, Abbey row, Rev. Seymour Farmer;; mesbury) Alderton Brinkworth Brokenborough I 10.30 a.m. & 2.30 & 6 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m ' Ohar:too1 Orudwell,. Dauntsey, Ea;t-on. Grey, Foxley: Congregational (Ebenezer), Silver street, Rev. Ebenezer Garsdon, Hankerton, Hullavington, Lea & Cleverton, Stevens; , II a.m. ~ 6 p.m. ; tues .. & _sat. 7· 15 p.m Luckington, Malmesbury St. Paul Within, Malmesbury We.stport Congregational, Horse frur, Rev. Herbert J. St. Paul Without, Minety, Norton, Oaksey, Sherston, I Nev~ Crouch; 10.45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m Great Somerford, Little Somerford, Sopworth & West- Morav1an, Oxford street, Rev. Charles Albert Stookep port St. Mary Within. The population of the union ~ 0 ·~~ a.m. & 6 J?.m.; ~ed. 7·30 p.m in xgii was 12,oi:8; area, 58,534 acres; rateable value, Prunxtlve Methodist, Tn~ngle, Rev. R1chard Cowie; . Lady Day xg-II £92 I07 I0.30 a. m. & 6 p.m. ; fn. 7 p.m ' ' ' Wesleyan Methodist, Oxford street, vacant; II a.m. k. Board day~ every alternate saturday, at the Board room i 6 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m at. J: p.m. Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Sir R. H. Pollen ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. bart. Bodbourne, Malmesbury · s d ( · d) b il · Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Mon- .Malmesbury econ ary mixe • u t m 19°3• at a cos~ of £s,ooo, for 95 boys &; girls; average attendance, tagu Henry Qhubb, Cross Hayes, Malmesbury Ro boys & girls; Alexander Cameron, head master; Treasurer, Francis J. Compton, Wilts & Dorset Bank, Arthur Eattell B.A.. & Gwilliam Vaughan B.A. assist- High street,. Malmesbury · ' · Relieving ·Officer & Collector to the Guardians for the I ant masters; Miss Eva. Hillier, Miss Ida Winifred Petford B.A. & Miss Grace Alty B Litt. assistant. whole union, John Henry Bailey, Malmesbury mistresses · V.accination Offioer, Charles F. V. Fenton, Malmesbury Qqllector of Poor- Rates, William G. Perry, Kingswall, Westport St. Mary (boys & infants), erected for 23() children; average attendance, 150 boys & 75 infants;. M~~~~es3~!ers & Public Vaccinators, No. district, Waiter Tinley, master; Mrs. Bessie Angell, mistress 1 Cross Hayes (girls & infants), erected by the late S. B, Reginald Mark Moore M.A., :M.B., B.C.Cantab., Brooke esq. & the late-•Rev. Charles Kemble, of Bath. M.R.C.S .. L.R.C.P. Gloucester street, Malmesbury; for 300 children; average attendance, I43 girls & xoo No. 2 district, Arthur F. Heaton M.R.C.S.Eng., infants; Miss Ellen Jessie Garrett, mistress; Miss L.R.C.P.Long. Tower house, Oxf~rd street,. Malmes- E. M. Gwynne-Davies, infants' mistress ·bury; No. 3 ·district, Seym(Jur A. "Millen M.R.C.S. Cross Hayes (mixed) (Cathoiic), built for 100 children; Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Abbey row, Malmesbury-; No. 4 average attendance, 65; Sister .Angeliqne & Miss Mary di!'trict, Jas. Robinson Fletcher L.R.C.P.Edin.Sherston Maloney, mistresses ·· The Workhouse, at Brokenborough~ will hold 230 in- mates, Rev. Charles D. H. McMillan M.A. clraplain; Railway Station. Arthur F. Heaton M.R.C.S Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Edgar Harry Doswell, statio·n master medical officer; Francis Edward Cryer, master; Mrs. S1dney C. Burt, goods agent . Lilian 'M. Cryer, lllRtron Carriers. • Superintendent Registrar, Montagu Henry Chubb, Cross Hayes, Malmesbury Cireneester & Kemble Junction_:_Edward Fry, from Deputy Supt. Registrar, Alfred Chubb, Malme~hury 'Three Horse Shoes,' mon. & fri. returning same day Registrars of Births & Deaths, W est~rn Malmesbury Chippenham-Mail cart, every evening 8.45 sub-district, Mrs. Lilian Elizabeth Rm;sell, Abbev Luckington Thomas Andrews, from ' White Lion,' fri • row, Malmesbury; deputy, Charles Russell. Malmes- Sherston..-George Smith, every market day · bury; Eastern Malml'sbury· eub-district, William G. Sutton & Co.; agent, Waiter Jones, High street Perry, Kingswall, ~hlmesbury . · · An omnibus from the 'King's Arms' meets every train • PRIVATE RESIDENT~. • Alexander George E. Avonia Bartlett John Gee, Apsley house Adye Alfred, Bristol street Alexander Mr~. Abbey row Bower Percy E. Gloucestel" road .!dye Alfred Ernest, Dunwallo villa Alexander Mrs. Westport house Camer.on Alexander,- Burton ·hill .
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