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Lincolnshire. Spalding DIRl:CTORY. J LINCOLNSHIRE. SPALDING. 521 Blyton Edmund Van Houtte, solicitor, & steward of Coupland Richard, refreshment rooms, 4 Cha.pellane llla..:J.Ors of Spaldinll Crowland & East & West Hall, Coxell John, beer retailer, Cowhirne Cockley Cley, Broad streilt Orampton George, shopkeeper, & post office, Lit. Londoa Elyton Henry Aubrey, solicitor, 5 Broad street Cra.mpton John, smallholder, Deeping High bank ~olton Frederick, postmaster & distributor of stamps, Crampton Waiter B. rate collector for Urban District; Sheep market / Council & assistant overseer & assessor & collector of Boots Cash Chemi~tts (Eastern) Ltd. chemists & income & land tax, Corn exchange, Market place & druggistl!, 15 & 16 Station street actuary to the Savings Bank, Hall place Bower Robert Samuel, chiropodist, 91 London road Crampton William, milk dealer, 24 Spring street Bowman Waiter William, farmer, Spalding common Creamer Herbert Frederick, wheelwright, Fulney Bratley & Sons, ironmongers, 1-2 Bridge street Cross Elizabeth (Miss), confectioner, 15 Winsover road Brett Alfred, builder, 27 St. Thomas' road Crosstuck Reuben William, cottage farmer, Decoy farm ~ Bridges J oseph, farmer, Low Fulney Crowther Ethel (Miss), shopkeeper, 53 London road British & Argentine Meat Co. Ltd.butchers,IB Station st Croxford John A. bulb grower, Fulney bridge Brown Albert, tailor, 42 London road Croxford Max, Pigeon inn, Holbeach road Brown Alexander, hair dresser, 24 Bridge street Crust Richard &; Son, market gardeners, 13 Ohurch gate Brown Elvan, keeper & receiver of fees at the cemetery, Crust Cecil, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, & clerk Pinchbeck r()ad to County Insurance Committee, 28 Red Lion streel; Brown George, cottage farmer, Spalding common Culpin Frederick, bulb grower & farmer, Low road Brnmmitt Margaret M. (Mrs.), milliner, 9 Foundry lane Culpin SidneJr, bulb & fruit grower, The Chestnuts, Bryan John, beer retailer, Green Man, Spalding common Low road • Bullock Letitia. (Mrs.), apartments, 23 St. Thomas' road Curry H. & Sons, cycle agts. 6a, Bridge st. & 26 Hall pl Bunting Jn. Hy.farmer & grazier,The Elms,Pinchbeck rd Curtis Maria (Miss), shopkeeper, 8 Berring lan~ Burchnall Florence & Nellie (Misses), fancy repository, Customs & Excise Office (Rubert Henry Hamilwn, 8 Station stroot officer), 4 Cowbit road Burgess Arthur, goods agent Great Northern railway, Cuttoo John Thomas, market gardener, Holbeach l"(l&d 41 St. Thoma,s' road D' All corn & SDn, potato merchants, 81 London road Burrell P. G. & Son, cabinet makers, 46 Westlode street Dalton M. & Son, furniture dlrs. 227 & 228 Winsover rd & 18 New road Darley Jason, smallholder, Deeping High bank Burrell Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Park road Dawson Harry, fried fish retailer, 14 Winsover road Burton Joseph, supt. of police, Sheep market Delahoy C. & Sons, tailors, 33 & 30 New road Bu.tler Alfred, Corn exchange keeper, Market place Delahoy Frederick, tailor, 23 Bridge street Butters John Limited, pawnbrokers, 3i: New road Dennis H. Elaton, dental surgery, 31 Crescent Calthrop & Loopold Harvey, solicitors, clerks t{) the Dennison Thomas Henry, farmer, Burr lane Deeping Fen Drainage Trustees, the River Welland Dexter Adam, New Bell P.H. London road Drainage Trustees, Spalding & Pinchbeck Drainage Digby .A.rthur, draper, 3 Park road Trustees, River Glen Bank Trustees, clerks & receivers Diggle John Harber, district commissioner of the Food to the Deeping St. Nicholas Washes Drainage Board, Production Department of the Board of Agriculture the &mth HoUand Embankment DrainagtJ Trustees, for the Administrative Counties of Lindsey, Kesteven, - the Crowland & Cowbit Washes Drainage Trustees & Holland, Rutland, Nottingham & the Soke of Peter­ tlhe Fourth District Drainage Trustees, Market place borough, 28 London road Capital & Countie~ Bank Limited (William Henry Dispensary (J. Ramsay Munro M.D.Edin;, J. H. Power Shave, manager), Market place (open 9 till 3, tuea. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. & Samuel Herbert Perry M.R.C.S. 9 till 4, sat. 9 till 12); draw on head office, 39 Thread­ Eng., L.R.C.P .Land. surgeons), J ohnson hospital, • ne{)dle street, London E C 2 Priory road Carter & Sons, butchers, Francis street - Dixon & Smith, produce merchants & growers & bulb Carter Abraham, general dealer, Commercial road growers, Low road. T A "Dixon & Smith" Carter Charles, horse slaughterer, 22 Swan street Dixon Thomas Smith, grocer, I Bridge street Cash &; Co. (W. & E. Turner Limited), boot & shoe Dodd George, blacksmith, High st. & Holbeach road maker._ _14 Sheep market Donington & Co. (L W. Hearnshaw & R. S. Donington), Catt F. (Mrs.), draper, see Stubbs & Catt wholesale & retail chemists & druggists & oil & color Cemet-ery (Elvan Brown, keeper & receiver of. fees), men, 7 Market place &i 13 Sheep market Pinchbeck road Dorrofield J oseph, grocer, so Cross street Chapman Thomas, smallholder, Deeping High bank Downs John T. confectioner, 6 Winsover road Chapman Thomas, stone mason, 7 Pinchbeck street Drewery Wm. thra~hing machine owner, Little London Chatterton George William, farmer, Fulney house Durance Edward, Lincoln Arms P.H. 4 Bridge street Chester George, grocer, 32 New road Ea"son Thomas, coach builder, 33 Westlode street Chilvera .John Joseph, auctioneer, valuer & land Edgley Waiter, grocer, 18 Market place agent, 3 Sheep market; & at Donington; & bulb Edwards Arthur Wm. bulb grower & florist, 18 High st g7ower, Spalding common Edward!'l Geo. A. harness maker, 5 Market pi.& Crescent Christmas William, beer retailer, II Double street Edwards Thomas, timber merchant, 20 Chapel lane Clark Henry, Black Swan hotel, New road Egar James William, tailor, 44 & 45 Albion street Clarke Philip, bulb grower & market gardener, 41 · E!derkin & Son, china & glass warehouse, 17 Broad st Cowbit road E!ey John Henry, builder, 15 & 16 Cowbit road Claypole & Son, pianoforte dealers, 21a, Bridge street EIP>y William W. builder, London road Clayton John Robert, ironmonger, 26 Winsover road Elliott Herbert Wm. insurance agent, 177 Winsover rd Clements William Hubbard, solicitor & commissioner for Elliott Percy, dental surgery, 224 Winsover road oaths & registrar of the County Court,Sheep market; Elsom George, seed merchant & rope manufacturer, & at Sleaford 9 Market place; also at 30 Market place, Boston & Coaten Edith (Miss), teacher of music, 24 Regent 1St High street, Holbeach Cobb William, ~>hoeing smith, New road Emmitt Fred, Robin Hood P.H. I Bourn road Colburn Thomas, hair dresser, 31 Hall place Evans Alexander, White Horse P.B. Churchgate Cole Joseph, draper, 24 Winsover road Exton William, sen. farmer, South drove Collins James William, greengrocer, 15 Broad street Facer Henry, harness maker, 6 London road Connell Edith (Mrs.), dress maker, 39 Pinchbeck road. 1 Fall Harry, beer retailer, go London road Constitutional Club Limited (Edward H. Andrew, sec.), Farrow Ernest. Wm. farmer, Horse Shoe mills,Cuckoo rd Broad street I Faulkner Betsy (Mrs.), greengrocer, 4a., St. Thomas' rd Cook Bristo, farmer, Cuckoo road Faulkner Charles, tailor, 59 St. Thomas' road Cooke Earslmm Turner, coal merchant, St-ation yard Fawcett. Thomas, watch repairer, 92 Commercial road Cooke Frank, farmer, Town End manor "Fawn Clark, ironmonger, 17 Bridge street Cooke Robert, fa.rmer & cultivator, Oxford house, Pinch- Felts Herbt. shopkpr. & post office, 100 Hawthorn bank beck road Fenn Waiter, farmer. Red house, Low road Coole "Ernest, sewing machine dealer, 9 Francis street Fidler John, chimney sweeper, 171 Winsover road Corn Exchange (Alfred Butler, keeper), Market place Fisher Edmund, relieving officer for Spalding district & Cotwn Thomas, grocer, 43 Double street· vaccination officer for Spalding & Moulton districts, Cotton Wm. market gardener, Argyle, Hawthorn bank 19 Cross street Coulson Mary' Jane (Mrs.), dress maker,215 Winsover rd Fletcher William, ~utfitter, 6 Market place County Court (His Honor Sir George S. Baker hart. ; Flint John, farmer, Spalding marsh William Hubbard Clements, registrar & high b~iliff), Ford John William, beer retailer, Little London Sessions honse, She-ep market Foreman & Son, wheelwrights, Comm~ial road County Police Station (Joseph Burton, superintendent; Forman A McDonald, dental surgerr. Station street George Wattam, inspector), Sheep market Foster John George, smallholder, Deeping High bank County Toilet Saloon (The), hair dressers. 4 N~w road Foster Waiter, farmer, Pennygate .
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