132 BATHE.r:\LTON. SOMERSET. (KELLY'S Post Office.-Henry James Bristow, sub-postmaster. Prublic Elemerutary Sdhool (m.ixed), for this pm-ish, Letters arrive from Wiveliscombe by lfoot post at Kittisford & the west of Milverton, erected iu ll!4,6, 7-SO a..m. & 4.30 p.m.; from Wellington at 9.10 a.m.; for 6o children; average attendance, 42 ; Mis-s Ethel dispatched at 4.30 p.m. week days only. Wivelis­ Annie Trickey, mistress combe is the nearest money order & telegraph office, 3 miles distant PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Dommett William, blacksmith Luxton Rev. Robert Reginald B.A. Avis James, farmer, Glebe Haskings Frank, farmer, Hawthorn The Rectory Baker John, gardener to Major-Gen. Hill John Farmer, farmer, Woodland~ Moysey Major-Gen.Charles John R.E., Moysey C.M.G. Bathealton court Irish Walt.er, farmer, Yeancott C.M.G. Bathealton court Bristow Hy. Jas. shoe maker, Post off Langford Eli, wheelwright BATHEASTON is a village and parish on the river top of Salisbury Hill are the remains of a circular­ Avon, and bounded on the east by the county of Wilts, entrenchment, supposed to be Sa.xon. The Bath Water and is half a mile north from Bathampton station on Works have reservoirs here. The soil is loamy; sub­ the main line of the Great Western railway, and 2! north- soil, lias. The land is principally devoted. to market east from Bath, in the Frome division of the county, gardening. The area is 1,88o acres of land and 10 a£ hundred of Bath Forum, Weston petty sessional division, water: rateable value, £10,756; population in 19n was Bath union and county court district, rural deanery of 1,585 in the civil and 1,714 in the ecclesiastical parisiJJ Keynsham, archdeaconry of Bath and diocese of Bath (which includes St. Catherine). and Wells. The church of St. John the Baptist is an Parish Clerk, Edwin Gerrish. ancient building of stone in the Later English style, con­ sisting of chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, south porch, Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office-. vestry, organ chamber and an embattled western tower -Robert Bence, sub-postmaster. Letters from Bath with pinnacles, containing a clock and 6 bells, one of arrive at 6 & 10.30 a.. m. & 2.15 &; 7· 15 p.m.; dis­ which is of very early date, with the following inscrip­ patched at 10 a. m. & 12.25, 5 ·5 & 10 p.m.;. sundays., tion in Lombardic characters : " Virginis egregire vocor IO p.m campana Marire : " the chancel was rebuilt in 186o, a Wall Lette[' &xes.-Nol'ltih End, cleared at 9.30 a.m. k south aisle added in 1868 and an organ chamber and 4.25 & 8.50 p.m.; sundays, 7.20 a.m. ; Bailbrook lane, vestry in 1·875 : se.veral of the windows are stained : in 10.10 a. m. & 12.30, 5.15 & 9· 15 p.m. ; sundays, 7-50 1889 a carved oak screen was erected in the tower and a a. m. ; Stanbridge, 9.25 a.m. & 12. 10, 4·55 & 8.4& window in the south aisle as memorials to the Rev. p.m. & St. Catherine's, cleared at 9 a.m. & 4.10 et Thomas Percival Rogers M.A. vicar 1851-88: there are 8.30 p.m. week days only sittings for 574 persons. The register dates from the Police Station, Isaac Stowe Major, sergeant in charge year 1634. The living is a vicarage, with St. Catherine's PuMic Elemenrt:a.ry Sohoo[ (mixed), e.reoted in 1856, fca chapelry annexed, joint net yearly value £280, with 300 children; average attendance, 235; A. Wiloaon, residence and 1! acres of land, in the gift of Christ ma~ter Church, Oxford, and held since 1888 by the Rev. Arthur Medows Downes M.A. of that house. At Bailbrook i!! Public Elementary School (mixed), Bailbrook, for 6o an iron mission church, built in 1892, and there are ohildore111; avemge attendance, 45 ; MTs. Lydia Raynes, Wesleyan and Congregational chapels. The charities miSitaoel!!s amount to about £20 yearly value, and are devoted Oonveyance. Bath Electric Tr!Mnways Limited run can chiefly to the poor and educational purposes. The old frequent[y from 5.30 a.m. till. 11.40 p.m. daily & on Roman Fosseway runs through the parish, and on the sundaY's from 10.30 a.m. till II p.m PRIVATE RESIDENTS. · Smith Arthur, Hill side Dingle John, registrar of births & .Alder Mrs . .Amoril house Smith Herbert George, Apsey house deaths for No. 5 Batheaston snb-dis-- Beazer Blagden Henry, Northam Stroughill Misses, Springfield cottage trict, Bath union, 3 Clarence gdns Bevan Thomas, Brookfield cottage Swaffield Wm. Hy. Nightingale villa Dodimead William, coffee house Blathwayt Lt.-Ool. Linley, Eagle ho Tabb Henry, Hillside Drewet•t George, blacksmith Bowyer Robert, 2 Clarence gardens Thompson .Algernon A. C. The Grove Evry Alfred, farmer, Radford farm Bryant William .A. Crosslands Thorn!' Ernest L. 2 Clarence gardens Evry FrE>dk. Hy. market l:!ardener Ohapman Miss, Farleigh view Tollemache Mrs. Batheaston villa Evry Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), apart- Clayfield John, Tintern house Uwins Waiter Thomas, Lonsdale cot ments, Bathway cottage Crawshay Miss, Batheaston cottage Vick James, Avon lodge Fisher Edward, beer retlr. Sandy lane Curtis Thomas, 3 Stanbridge place Watt Mrs. Gibson, The Grove Frayling William, waterworks managr Downes Rev. Arthur Medows M.A. Whittuck Charles Frederick, Fern cot Gerrish Arthur, painter, Terrace Vicarage Gerrish F.dwin,painter & parish clerk Edgar W. Thompson, Dovenald COMMEUCIAL. Godwin George, grocer, North end Elston John, Echo villa Andrews .Arthur John, beer retailer Godwin Joseph, farmer, Hartley farm Forster Mrs. South bank Appleby Joseph William, builder, see (letters through Swainswick) Fortt Frederick Harold, Riversdale Hewlett & Appleby Goodhind Albert, baker Grant John, Southbank cot Bailbrook House Private Lunatic Goodman Elizabeth (Miss), shopkpr Hague Alfred Chas. Hermosa vista Asylum (Norman Lavers M.D.Brux. Gosling Mrs. Florence, shopkeeper Hamilton Miss, Bannerdown house physician; Edith Martin L.R.C.P. Grant & Son, butchers Harper Charles, Manor house & S.Edin., L.S ..A.Lond. assistant Grant Miss Jessie, dress maker Henderson Mrs. The Hill physician) Hallett .Austin, market gardener, Herbert Miss, Fairlawn Bailey Wm. Jn.farmer,Swinbrook frm Ranscombe Hibbard John, Garth Baker Frederick, market gardener, Hallett Chas.mrkt.gardenr.North end Hick William .Arney, Wayfield Skew Way lane Hallett Hubert, farmer, North end Hooper George M. cliff cottage Bath Union Cottage Home for Harding Henry, market gardener Hooper John W. Inverness Children (Miss Bence, matron), Harding Jeffery, market gardener Inman Mrs. Pine house Fiveways house Harper Chas. L.R.O.P.Edin.,M.R.O.S. Jeudwine John Wynne, Riverside Beazer Henry, mason, Bannerdown rd Eng. surgeon, &; medical officer of Johnson Rev. Thomas, Congregational Beer Giles, farmer, Hill farm health Bath Rural District Council manse Bence Robt. & Son,grocers, & post off & certifying factory surgeon, • Kebnor Fredk. Wm. Carnation cot Bevan Albert, beer retailer Manor house Kinglake Mrs. Batheaston lodge Blakemore Albert, beer retailer Hewlett & .Appleby, builders Lavers Norman M. D. Bailbrook house Bolwell Charles, King's Arms P.H. Hill Louisa Kate (Mrs.). baker Laxton Capt. Henry J. D., R.N. Bailbrook Hinds William, assistant overseer for Midlesex house Brett Francis William, carpenter St. Cailherine's, I Clarence gardens Legard .Albert George, Brow hill Broad George, farmer, Eagle farm Hobbs George Percy, boot maker Moger Mrs. A. M. Brook lodge Broad Thomas, farmer, North end Holloway Charles, shopkeeper Moorhead Rupert Edward, Kyrle Bryant William A. assistant overseer, Hunt Mark & Sons, market gardeners Pagden Mrs. Batheastm house Crosslands Hunt Fitz William, North End inn Pullen William, Denewood ~ange Bunce :Miss Ada. dress maker Jones Marian (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Reynolds William, Athol house Cambourne William George, market Clarence Q:ardens Rhymes Albert, 4 Clarence gardens gardener, North end King James, farmer, Bannerdown rd Richardson Wilfred Fnnk,The Mount Cooling George & Sons, florists, Lavers Norman M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., Sealy Mrs. Kelston nurserymen, seed merchants & rose L.R.C.P.Lond. Bailbrook house Sharp Mrs. Brook villa growers, London road Lewis Frederick, dairy Slade Mrs. Wyndcliffe Cryer James, market gardener Little Mrs. Florence Louisa, shoplipr Smart Franci"' Thos. 5 Clarence gdns Derham Waiter, Lamb & Flag P.H Lydiard James, butcher