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Norfolr.~ • [Kell'y's • • • • • ti4· EAST .. DEREHA~ ... NORFOLR.~ • [KELL'Y'S Clhir, Benj\l.min Herbert Vores, ~7 Church street Coroner for the Liberty of the Duchy of Lancaster in Treasurer, Ch~~orles Gory, London & Provincial Bank Ltd Norfolk, Walter M. Barton; deputies, Waiter John Medical Officer of Health, Davy Turner Belding M.R.C.S. Barton & Charles Thomas Barton, Guildhall Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Q~ebec Toad ' County Council District Surveyor for Dereham District, Surveyor & Inspector 'ot Nuisances, Frederi(!k Leonard David Johnson, South Green Burch, 2 Theatre street Inspector of Corn Returns, Evelyn Moody, 13 Park road Manager of Gas & Water Works, H. Kitson, Gas works, Medical Officer of Gressenhall Workhouse, Mitford & Yaxham road Launditch Union, Victor John Duigan M.R.C.S.Eng., Collector to Urban District Council, George. Frederick L.R.C.P.Lond. Beech house, High street Brown, 12 Elvin road Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, East Dereham Dis­ Collector of Gas Rents, George Frederick Brown, 12 trict, Mitford & Launditch Union & Medical Officer of Elvin road • Health to Mitford & Launditch Rural Dil!trict Council, Markets Collector & Inspector, Georgs. Frederick Brown, Davy Turner Belding M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 12 Elvin road 1 Quebec .road • Registrar of Births & Deaths for East Dereham Sub­ PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. District & Marriages for Mitford & Launditch Dis­ trict, .Arthur E. Whitby, 14 Cemetery road; deputy, Assembly Rooms, Market place, East Dereha.m .Athenamm, Ernest E. Emms, 10 Theatre street Frederick Gore, sec Sanitary Inspector to Mitford & Launditch Rural Dis­ Cemetery, Cemetery road,, Waiter May Barton, Guild­ trict Council, Bobert Read, Westfield road, Toftwood hall, clerk to the burial board Surgeon to the Post Office, John Kitton Howlett B . .A. Corn Exchange, Market place, Henry Thos. Precious, sec Beechurst, Commercial road County Cou~t ; office, Quebec road, Honor J ames His Superintendent Registrar of Mitford & Launditch Dis­ Mulligan K.C'. judge; C. B. Le Grys Norgate, trict, Waiter John Barton, Guildhall; deputy, Charles registrar & high bailiff; Edward James Coleby, Thomas ,Barton, Guildhall clerk; James William Larwood, bailiff. The County Surveyor to the Mitford & Launditch Rural District Court is held in the Freemasons' hall, once a Council, Philip Thomas Brown, King's road month. The following places are within its juris­ Tax Collector, Francis William Roddick, Wellington :rd diction :-Bawdeswell, Beeston, Beetley, Billing­ Vaccination Officer, Mitford & Launditch Union, Ernest ford, Bittering Magna &; Parva, Bilney East, Bintry, .A. Emms, Theatre street Brisley, Bylaugh, Colkirk, Cranworth, Dereham East, 16 Veterinary Inspector under the " Contagious Diseases .Elmham North, Elsing, Foxley, Fransham Great, Frans­ (Animals) Act," for No. 5 District, George King Wake 'ham Little, Garvestone, Gately, Gressenhall, Guist, M.R.C.V.S. 52 .Norwich street Hochring, Hoe, Horningtoft, Kempston, Letton, Lit­ Weights &, Measures Office. ,John Ryley, inspector, 17 .cham, Longham, Lyng, Mattishall, Mattishall Burgh. Mileham, Oxwick with Pattesley, Reymerstone, Norwich road :Seaming, Shipdham, Southburgh, Sparham, Stanfield, PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. Swanton Morley, Thuxton, Tittleshall, Tuddenham St. Nicholas Church, Rev. Wm. Hudson Macnaughton- 'East,. Tuddenham North, Twyford, Weasenham All J ones M_ . .A . vwar;· R ev. J ames F'1tt B . .A . & R ev. S · amts, Weasenham St. Peter's, Wellingham, Wendling, Ernest Harry Iden-Hart, curates; 8 & II a.m. & 2 . 30, "Westfield, Whinburgh, Whissonsett, Worthing & & d ·1 ... d · Yaxham 3.30 7 p.m. ; a1 y, 9 a. m, "" 5·45 p.m.; we . & fn II a.m. ; seat 1,200 persons 'F.or Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that St. Withburga Mission Church, Upper Norwich ruad; of Norwich, Har;rv Pearce Gould, 8 Upper King l!t. 6.30 p.m.; seat ISO persons . Norwich, official receiver Baptist, High street, Rev. Herbert George Drake; 10.45 · Certified Bailiff appointed under the "Law of Distress a.m. & 6 .30 p.m.; tues. 7-30 p.m.; seat 400 persons Amendment Act," Tom Healey Warren, Market place, Cowper Congregational, Market place, Rev. Edward East Dereham J ohn Q umtrell;· ID-45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7.30 County Police Station, 31 Commercial road, Waiter Ray, p.m.; seat 6oo persons ~~p.perintendent, 2 sergeants & 13 constables Primitive Methodist, Commercial road, Rev. Henry R. - Cus.toms, Excise & Old .Age Pensiong Offices, 13 Park D'd1 cock ( sup t . ) ; ID-45 a.m. & 6 .30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 road, Donald Macmillan, surveyor; Evelyn Moody, p.m. ; seat 2 g0 persons officer United Methodist, Norwich road, Rev. .Albert Henry Freemasons Hall, Norwich street, H. J. Barnaby, sec N'1c h o1 as.; ID-45 a.m. & 2.30 & 6 .30 p.m Property & Income Tax Office, Wellington Toad, Francis ,Wesleyan, Theatre street (Mid-Norfolk Mission), Rev. William Roddick, asse<ssor & collector 1 J o h n D ug d a 1e ( sup t . ) ; 10.45 a.m. & 6 .30 p.m.; we d . Reading Rooms & .Athenreum, Market place, Frederick 1 8 p.m. ; seat 400 persons Gore, secretary & librarian ,The Christadelphians' .Assembly Rooms; sun. II a.m. StRmp Office, Market place, Waiter Drew, distributor 1 & 6 .30 p.m lJrban District Council Fire Engine Station, Cowper rd. .Salvation Army Barracks, sunday at 7.30 & 11 a.m. ; 3 H. Kitson, Uas house, Yaxham road, snpt. & I~ men I & 6. 30 p.m. & every evening at 8· p.m. except thurs I 'l'ERRlTORIAL- FORCE. SCHOOLS. _:)th Battalion Norfolk Regiment; orderly room k head­ East Dereham Secondary School for Girls, erllcted in 1912, on the Norwich road, stands in grounds of 4 quarters, I Quebec stre<et. Staff :-Lieut.-Col. B. J. i Petre, commanding; Lieut.-C:ol. & Hon. Col. T. P. I acres & comprises on the ground floor an assembly Angell V.D. ; A. W. Thomas T.D. major; Capt. A. E. hall & class rooms; on the upper floor, cookery ''M. Ward, adjutant';~ Hon. Major A. Smith V.D. rooms, laboratory, mistresses' room &c.; pupils are -quartermastel' • . prepared for drawing, needlework & music examina­ 'D Company, Capt. W. J, Barton·~ Sergt.-:Major W. H. j tions & for tha Cambridge Local examinations Adcock, instructor 4 (higher. senior & junior); W. Hervey esq. J.P. chair­ Norfolk N'ational Res em~ Organizing Officer Mid-Nor­ man of the governors; .A. E. Whit by, Glerli. to the folk, Capt. T. C:ranmer governors; Miss .Alix Fisher, head mistress • PuBLIC ELEMENTARY. PUBLIC OFFICERS. London road, erP.cted in I 873, for 200. boys, 200 girls & Assistant Clerk to the Guardians of Mitford & Laun- 170 infants; average attendance', 134 boys, 145 girls & ditch Union, .Arthur E. Whitby, 14 Cemetery road no infants; Arthur Edward Tripp, master; Mis!l Assistant Overseers k Collectors of Poor Rates, Mrs. M. E. Reynolds, mistress ; Miss Rose Beanmont, infants' Wray & Francis William Boddick, Wellington road mistress Certifying Factory Surgeon, Davy T¥rner Belding Toftwood Common (mixed), built in rB75, & enlarged M.R.C.S.Eng., t.ll..O.P.;Lond. Quebec road in 1908, for 152 children; average attendance, 146; Clerk to Headborough Trustees, C. B. L. N orgate, . Mrs. Clara Lewton-Brain, mistr!l'Ss Quebec road Etling Green (mixed), built in 1875• for So children; Clerk to Commissioner• rlC Land & A~sesserl Taxes for ' average attendance, 58 ; Miss May Flood, mistress the Hundreds of Mitfurd & Launditch, Waiter May The Schools at Toftwood common & Etling green wP.r~> Barton, Guildhall erected at a cost of £1,300 Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee of Theatre street. erected, with residence for a master, in Mitford &; Launditch Union & to Mitford & Launditch 1 1841, at a cost of about £I,ooo, & is endowed with If" Rural District Council, Waiter John Barton, Guildhall acre!' of land, awarded at the inclos'llre in I8xs. k Collector to the Guardians & Believing- Officer for Mit- £r.2oo [?J per Cent. Consols, raised by subscription in , fflrd Di~trict, 1viitfor~ & Limnditch l,Jnions, Frederick 1841 : the school was P.nlarg-ed in 189~. & will hr.ld Laws, 14 Crown 'road • · ' ., 400 -children; ave~age attendance, 390;. Henry llarnahy, .
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