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GLOUCESTERSHIRE: [KELLY's - Sittings 62 .cAINSCROSS. GLOUCESTERSHIRE: [KELLY'S - sittings. The register date~ from the year 1838. The PAKENHILL is three-quarters of a mile north-east, living iSI a vicarage, yearly value £125, with residence, in and We-strip I mile north-wesrt. the gift of Mrs. Mary Ann Croome, and held since 1895 Post, :M. O. &; T. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office. by the Rev. Ernest William Place B.A. of the Victoria -Mrs. Maria Hyett, sub-postmistress. Letters via Ur.iversity, Manchester. Charities :-William Cosham Stroud arrive at 6.50 a.m. & 2.10 p.m. &; dispatched at bequeathed in 1845 the sum of £1,400 in Consols, the 10.15 a.m. & 5.45 & 8.10 p.m.; sundays, 6,50 a.m.; interest to be applied yearly as foHows: -£10 to the dispatched on sundays, 8.10 p.m vicar, on condition that he holds' a full service with ser­ Post, M. 0., S.B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office, Ebley.­ mon every Wednesday during Lent; £10 for the organ­ George Olpin, -sub-postmaster. Letters from Stroud ist; £3 for children who sing in the choir; £10 to be dispatched at 10.15 a.m. & 5.30 &; 8.10 p.m.; sundays, divided amongst twenty poor families; £6 for a dinner 8.5 p.m. Cainsoross is the nearest telegraph office to the school children; and £3 t{)wards the support of the Post Office, Dudbridge.-John Sandling, sub-postmaster. schools. In the village is an ancient stone shaft sur­ Letters via Stroud arrive at 7.15 a.m. & 2.30 p.m.; mounted by a. sun dial, erected in 1754. The principal sundays, 7.15 a.m.; di8lpatehed, 10.20 a.m. &; 5.55 landowners are Thomas Butt Martin esq. and Edward S. p.m. week days only. Postal orders are issued here, Godsell esq. The soil is loam; subsoil, gravel. The but not paid. Cainscross is the nearest money order chief crop9 are wheat with 'some land in pasture. The & telegraph office area is 550 acres; the population in 1891 was 2,598. SCHOOI~S. Sexton, George Chandler. National, Cainscross, erected in 1877 at a. cost of £3,000, DUDBRIDGE is a. village 1 mile west from Stroud. with for 300 children; average attendance, 98 boys, 94 g-irls a station on the Nailsworth branch of the Midland railway. & 59 infant's; there is a house for the master; M.bert EBLEY it; a viIJage in the parish of Cainscross, and John Dee, master; Miss Collinson, gids' mistress; Miss adjoining the village of that name, 11 mileSl west from Mary Jane Boucher, infants' mistress • Stroud and half a mile from Dudbridge station; here is British (mixed), Ebley, built in 1840 & partly rebuilt in So chapel of the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion. re- 1896, for 350 children; average attendance, 60 boys, built by subscription in 1881 at a cost of £3,300. There 50 girls & 35 infants; WaIter Nuttall, master is also a large woolilen cloth mill and a steam sawing mill. Railway Station, Dudbridge, James Perry, station mfuSter OAINSCROSS. King William, baker Harper Mrs. Brightside Bradiey William .Aloysius,Kingley cot Knight Henry, hair dresser Hooper Henry Robert, Fairmount Clissold William, Milton house Luker Fredk. shopkeeper & butcher Lane Joseph, Bridge house Craddock EdwinDaniel,Springfield cot Mabbett William Mosley, butcher Lane Joseph, Bristol house Curtis Charles, Field house Merret Albert Henry, farmer, Westrip Laverick John, York cottage Darke WiliJiam H. 3 Ashler place Okey &; Price, carriage builders Nott Rev.Rt.(Countess of Huntingdn) Davies Mrs. Elmfield house Pearce John Alfred, chemist &; drug- Phillips Thomas. The Ferns Gobey Miss, Old bank gist &; registrar of births, deaths &; Pitt George Godsell Edward. Cainscross house marriages for Stonehouse sub-dis- Priday Miss Herbert Miss trict, Stroud union Salter Mtiss, Clare villa. Jefferies Stephen, Oxford villa Plhipps Samuel, farmer, Westrip Smith Frederick, Cedar villa King Theophilus James, 1 Ashler pI Phipps ':Vhomas, farmer, Westrip Smith Joseph, Highfield villa Lane John, The Lawn Pitt Charles, cork manufacturer Smith Mrs. Ashville Lethbridge Wm. Arthur Finch B.A. Pitt Edward Charles, picture dealer Spring Mrs Kingley cottage Prue Thomas, grocer Stephens Frank Arthur, The Vale ha Mabbett Joseph, 2 Ashler place Robins Henry, farmer, Westrip Tiley WaIter" Hill view Mabbett Mrs. Brand villa Shill William. beer retailer Webb Mrs Nichoils Mrs . Smith Frederick John, baker Webb Thomas, Cliiton villa. Phipps John, Parklands Smith Harriet Elizabeth (Mrs.), gro- Willoughby Mrs Pitt Benjamin, Arbutus house cers & agent for W. &; A. Gilbey COMMERCIAL. Place Rev.Emest Wm.,B.A. Vicarage Limited, wine &; spirit merchants Powell Herbt. Augustus, Fairlight ho Smith WaIter, shopkeeper Barnard Edgar Hutton, harness &; slay Rogers James Henry, Cainscross villa Stephens AHred Henry, taiior maker, Holly Tree house Rosser Rev. Chas. William Adeane Tyler George, carpenter, Cashes gm Bassett Ira James, hardware dealer (curate) Vines Fdk. machine belt ma. &; saddler Brunsden William, beer retailer COMMERCIAL. White Eli, stationer &c ChUins William, inland revenue officr Ashmead Emest, "Wlheelwright, car- Wicks Fanny (Mrs.), apartments Davis Riohard Miles, shoe maker penter & undertaker Grevel Edward, beer retailer &; grocer lh'owning Charl.(Mrs.),shopkpr.Oldlh1 DlJJ)BRIDGE. Harper James &; Sons Lim. cider mers Burford Sidney, baker Apperly Mrs. Dudbridge house Hopkins Charles, grocer Cainscross & Ebley Co-operative So- Smith Adolphus Charles Rumphries Leah (Miss). dress maker ciety Limited TIes Arthur, beer retailer Cainscross Reading Room & Institute COMMERCIAL. Jefferies Charles. shopkeeper Carpenter &; Co. brewers & maltsters, Apperly, Bidlake & Q). woollen mers Jefferies Henry, seedsman &; haulier, Cainscro-ss brewery Apperly, Curtis &; Co. Lim. woollen assistant overseer ,& collector of €handler George, plasterer cloth manufactrs. Dudbridge mills poor rates Cordwell & Bigg, brewers, Hamwell Butt John, cOall merchant Keene John, wire worker Leaze brewery Clarke James, beer retailer Kni/;'ht William, oil mills & corn mer CratchIey Alfd. Thos.beer ret.Westrip Dudbridge Dye Works Co. wool dyers Latham Jacob, shopkeeper Croome Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, Humpidge, Holborow & Co. Limited, Lewis Samuel, plumber Cashes green engineers &; ironfounders Marling & Co. Limited, worsted &; Darke George Henry,chemist & drug- Jefferies Samuel &; Sons, brick manu- wc-ollen cloth manufacturers, Ebley gist, assessor & collector of in- facturers, patent brick making ma- &; Stanley mills come tax chinery manufacturers & coal mer- MatthewsWm.Hy.Lamb inn&blcksmth Demmery Samuel, shoe maker chants; &; at Hayward'ls Field & Mills John, Old Crown P.H . Eastmans Limited, butchers WoodDhester Mortimer Thomas, timber merchant Farnham Mary Rebecca (Mrs.), pri- Kimmins, Drew &; Co. Limited, mil- _& sawing mills vate school lers (steam &; water) Nunney Frank, baker Fawkes Waiter Thomas, joiner Knight William, corn merchant Olpin George, grocer &; post office Fleteher William, shopkeeper Mourbey Thos. shopkpr. & beer reUr Phillips Mary (Mrs.), draper Gaskins William. hay & straw dealr Pearce .Alfred, wheelwright P;itt Thos. Geo. builder &; contractor Gay Thomas, blacksmitth & shopkeepr Sandling John, basket maker, Post off Powell .Alfred, farmer, Chesnut farm. Harper Frederick James, builder &; Smith Joseph, beer retailer & haulier Shipway Jehu & Sons, wheelwrights &; brick' manufacturer Ward Edgecombe Thos. coal merchant engineers Hawkins William, beer ret. Westrip Webb Annie (Mrs.), plumber Smith Rogers &; Co. Lim:bacon curers Hill James, general dealer Whitfield Wesley, enginr. &; millwrght Smith Benjamin Tlhomas, cooper Rooper William, White Horse inn Smith Charles Rowland, grocer Ryett Maria (Mrs.), statnr. Post off EBLEY. Stroud Sanitary Laundry Co. Lim. Jefferies Mary Jane (Miss), shop- PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. laundry keeper, Westrip Biroh-Jones Morgan. Ebley court Tiley WaIter, butcher Jefferies- Riehd. brake & fly proprietor Gainer Mrs White Richard, lime merchant Jeffriei! Emma (Mrs.), accoucheuse & Gaunt Thomas, Ebley villa White Thomas, plumber nurse Harper James, Byron cottage.
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