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216 GOSBERTO~. LINCOLNSHIRE. ( KELLY'S berton Public Hall, built by subscription in 1872, at a Post Office, Clough.-Alfred W. Witherington. 1mb-post cost of nearly £1,ooo, on a site given by Earl Brownlow, master. Letters arrive from Spalding, viA Gosberton. will seat about 350 persons, and is well adapted for at 7·45 a.m.; dispatched at 5.30 p.m.; no delivery o1 ooncerts or meetings : there are also a lodge and billiard letters on sun day. Gosberton, 4 miles distant, is th& rooms. Gosberton HonsH, a modern mansion of red nearest money order & telegraph office bri.ck, is the seat of Edward Everard Earle Welby-Ever Post Office, Risegate.-Rober~ Pearee, sub-pDstmMter. ard esq. J.P. Gosbertou Hall, now <Jccupioo as a private Letters delivered through Spalding via Gosberton, a' school, stands in the centre of extensive grounds. 7.20 a.m.; dispatched at '6. 15 p.m. week days only. Oawood Hall, an ancient structure, is now a farmhouse, Gosberton, 2 miles distant, is th!l nearest money order occupied by Mr. John Ouzman. Cressy Hall, fonnerly & telegraph office celebrated for its extensive heronry, was rebuilt by Sir Henry Heron knt. in r695, destroyed by fire in 1792, and Wall Letter Box near Five Bells P.H. Risegate, cleared at again rebuilt, and is now a square brick mansion, the 6 p.m. property of George Cheavins esq. but occupied by Mr. Wall Letter Box at Westhorpe cleared at 6.30 p.m. w-eek J.ohn Ouzman. Benjamin Smith esq. of Horbling, if days only lord of the manor of Monks Hall. The principal land Wall Letter Box, Gosberton, adjoining infants' school, owners are Earl Brown low P.C. the Earl of An caster cleared at ro.45 a.m. & 7 p.m. week rlays & 6 p.m. P.C. and E. Everard Earle Welby-Everard esq. J.P. The sundays soil is loHm and clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops arc wheat, oats, potatoes, beans and celery. The area is Pillar Letter Box, Sutterton road, cleared at 6.30 p.m. 8,319 acres of land and r6 of water; rateable value, week days only £r6,or9; the population in rgor was I ,825 in the civil and r,BoS in the ecclesiastical parish. Public Elementary Schools. Under the provisions of the "Divided Parishes Act," a Under the control of six managers, appointed July, 1903; detached part of Quadring was annexed to Gosberton, A. G. Fletcher, solicitor, Donington, Spalding, clerk; and detached parts of Surfleet transferred to and from George Handford, school attendance officer Gosberton. Gosberton (mixed & infants), with a house for the Sexton, George Farr. master, erected in 1856, for rso children; average attendance, n4 mixed & 95 infants; Juseph Kimber CHEAL is 2, miles sonth-west; RIGBOLT, 4 south ley, master; Miss Beatrice Way, infants' mistress west; RISEGATE, 2~ miles west-by-south; WES Clough & Risegate (mixed), with a house for the master, THORPE, Ii miles on the west side ; BELNIE and erected in 1878, for 200 children; average attendance, WARGA.TE are also places in the parish. 174; John Palfreyman, master Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Reuben Edward Bevis, sub- Railway Station, George Ivett Marr;ett. station master postmaster. Letters throngh the Spaldin·g office delivered at 6. 30 a.m. & 2. rs p.m. ; dispatched at Carriers to : 10.40 a.m. & 7.20 p.m.; sundays, delivered at 7.15 Boston-1-Yilliam Leventon, wed. & sat a.m.; dispatched at 5.30 p.m Spalding--William Leventon, tues GOSBERTON. Crosby Samuel, fanner, Capes entry Myers Thomas, farmer, Grange farm, PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Daughton Thos. Wm. Five Bells P.H Westhorpe road Brittain John Robert, The Bank Deacon Joseph Henry, shoeing & Neal William, cottage farmer Calthrop Mrs. Acacia house general smith, implement maker Noble John Wilson, coach builder Casswell Major George, Bank house ~ repairer, cycle agent & dealer & Noble ~ina Florence (Miss), teacher of Casswell Thomas Russell, Holrne Lea uonmonger mus1c Casswell The Misses, The Terrace Dennis John William, farmer Ouzman John, farmer & grazier, Cawley Gemge Dods Harold, farmer Cressey Hall & Cawood Hall farms Oook Rev. J<Jseph Henry (curate) Doubleday F. & Co. chemists & drug- Overton Henry Meredith, tailor Garner Henry, Manor fann gists & seed merchants Owen Joseph Hy. Duke of York P.H Harrison Hy. Edwd. Gosberton hall Duubleday Percy M.assistant overseer Page Charles, grocer & draper Howison Rev. James (Baptist) Drakard Frank, farmer, shire horse Parker Fred, farmer, Bank 0 uz m an J o b n JP. C rr>ssr,y b a 11 breeder & celery grower, Belnie Pattinson Henry, farmer, Bank Proctor Ebenezer B. Hill houSB Edwards Henry, farmer, Bank Paulson Samuel, market gardener Sharpe Frank, The Woodlands Enderby Arthur_ Herbert, Bell P.H Pinder Peter, builder Swann Rev. John Smith (vicar),, Epton Mary (M1ss), farmer Proctor Rbenezflr B. farmer, Hill ho Vicarage Farr George, _shoe ma~er, sexton & Rawding Marv (Mrs.), brick & tile ma Sweeten Benjamin M.B. West house . clerk t<> Pansh Council Robinson John, cottage farmer, Fen Tate Samuel B.A., M.D. The Rims :Freemantle Edwd.farmer,Wargate Bar Rowson Benjamin, farmer, Fen Thompson Rev. Thos. (United Meth) Freemantle Fred Samuel, farmer Russell William, registrar of births Welby-Everard Edwd. Everard Earle Freemfmt'e .lflhn ('}eorg-e, watch maker & deaths for Gosberton district, B.A., J.P. Gosberton house . Garner Henry, farmer, Manor farm Spalding union Winter Mrs. Brocklesby house Garner Mordecai, butcher · Rylott John, farmer, Clough 1 1 Gaunt Thomas, farmer Sellers J oseph, baker & insurance agi COMM'Ii:RCrAr,. 'Gosberton Gas & CQke Co. Limited Sharpe Frank, farmer,The Woodlands Agutter Joel, grocer &. seedsman (Reuben E. Bevis, sec) Smith Edward, farmer, Bank Allen Francis Stennett, baker, con-. Gosberton Public Hall & Reading Smith Mary(Mrs.)& Geo. farmers,Fen fectioneT & corn de,aler, High st Room (Percy M. Doubleday, se-c) Smith Charles, farmer, Fen Bailey Frederick, smith 'Grice Samuel, wheelwright, carpen- Smith Chas. Robt. farmer, Belnie h() Ba"!'ks Geor~e, farmer ter, joiner, undertaker, house re- Smith Godfrey, wine & spirit & ale lo Battram William, Ship P.ll. Olough pairer & painter, High street porter merchant Bevis Reuben Edward, sub-post- IIankins George, farmer Stanley Albert, butcher master, sec. to Gas Co. & stationer Haresig'Il George, farmer, Fen Stevenson Edward, farmer, Bank Blundy George, beer retaile.r, Fen Haresign David, farmer, Fen Storey Joseph, farmer, Belnie Booth John, horse breakeT Haresign David, jun. farmer, Fen Sweeten Benjamin M.B., C.M.Edin .• Boothby Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retlr · Harrison H. E. (Mrs.), private board- D.P.H.Dub. physician & surgeon,~ Braybrooks Tom, blacksmith ing school for girls,Gosberton ball medical officer & public vaccinawr Briggs All en, shopl.:eeper ·Holden John, market gardener for the Gosberton district, Spald- Briggs George Edwd. farmer, Clough Hudson George, cottage farmeT, Fen ing union, West house Brittain John Robert, farmer, Bank Hutcheswn Harry Thomas, saddler Tate Bryan Henry, tobacconist Brooks Ernest, baker Inkley Goorge Edward, farmer '.rate Samuel M.D., B.Ch., B.!.O. Brown Waiter, farmer, Rigbolt house Kenning Ambrose, butcher & farmer R.U.I. & L.M. Coombe Lying-ID Casswell Major Geo. farmer, Bank ho Kenning G.W. & Co.grocers & draprs Hospital, physician & surgeon Casswell Thomas Russell, farmer, Leverton Thos. Willows, farmer, Fen Temple Benj. Brown, farmer, Bank Holme Lea Leverton William, carrier Timm Joseph, carpenter Cawley Geo. M.RC.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Line Arthm·, beer retailer Titman Alfred Ernest, shopk~per Lond. phvsician & surgeon Lord Robert, farmer, Fen Titman William, market gardener Cemetery (George Farr, sexton) Lm~shy .John Peak, insuran~e agent Truswell Robert, blacksmith & cycl" Olark Fred, cottage farmer, Wargate Musson John, boot maker repairer Clark William, fanner, Fen Muxlow Isaac Henry, farmer & boot Tunnard John William, grocer Coaten Elizabeth (Mrs.), dTess maker & shoe dealer Turner Edmund, boot maker Croft J-ohn, Green Man P.H Muxlow Jn. Wm. farmr.The Terrace Watson James, fanner .