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TRADES DIRECTORY.] DURHAM. WAT 657 Watson Edward 47 Barnett's buildings, Corner Nicholast Laygate la. Sth.Shields Marshall John,Wesleypl. Blaydon R.S.O Southwick, Sundrland Corry John F. :r5 Smithy st. Sth. Shields MarshallJ.7PastureDrft.rd.Constt.R.S.O WatsonJoseph,2 Sans st.sth.Sunderland Coulson Matthew, 83 High st.Gateshead Martin William H. Norton rd. Stockton WhitingMrs.E.Station approach,S.Shlds Cregg John J. 19 Suffolk st. Sunderland Meek Thos.7Chapel st.Felling,Newcastle Wigham W.Low Spennymoor,Spennymr Creswell Benj. South Hetton, Sunderlnd Metcalfe Henry, 9 North Railway street, WildeMissE.25DameDorothy st.Sndrlnd Currey William,6Clyde ter.Spennymoor Seaham harbour, Sunderland WilkieMrs. H. 312High st. Gateshead Davies G. 5:r & 53 Ormondest. Jarrow MetcalfeMarmaduke,Haswell,Sunderlnd Wilkinson F.55 Adelaide st.South~hields Davis Thomas, 69 Derwent rd. Gateshead Miller Gottfried, 76 Market, Sunderland Wilson Mrs. Mary, 75 Market, Sundrlnd Dickinson John R. 197 Gilesgate,Durhm Miller Hy.4o Gibbon st.Bishop Auckland Wilson Mrs. Mary,198Market buildings, Dobson John, 134 High street, Stockton MftschkeHarld.76Lynnst.HartlepoolWe Coronation street, Sunderland Dowson T.48 Boadgate,Bishop Auckland Moles George, East Murton, Sunderland Winter T.:r57 Market & 201 & 202 Market Dufour Artbur, 35 Cecil street, Stockton Moncrieff E.&Son, 74 King st.Sth. Shields buildings,Coronation st.B,Sunderland Dunn James William, 77 Church street, Moody Benjamin, Ebchester R.S.O Wood James, 2 Victoria st. Gateshead Shildon, New Shildon R.S.O MosesJsph.~ewgate st.BishopAuckland Wright Mrs.A.4:r York st.HartlepoolWe Dunstone W. Station la. Wingate R.S.O Mowbray Colin C.Hurworth, Darlington WrightD.29 West Holborn,South Shields Eden Septimus, 2 Atkinson st. Stockton Mow bray T.4 Market hall, We. Hartlepool Wright Miss Dora, :r6 Wesley terrace, Ellis Samuel, 78 New Elvet, Durham MurrayJas.:r28 Coronationst.Sunderlnd Felling, Newcastle Ellis Thomas,66 Bondgate,BishopAuckld Neill John, 9 Mnlgrave ter. Gateshead WrightMrs.Jane,49High st. ea. Sundrlnd EnglishJ. W. Carr st. Hebburn,Newcastle N oquet William Benjamin,Market place, Younger Mrs. Elizabeth, 24 & 25 Bed- FirthAbrahm.94 Trimdon st.Sunderland Middleton-in-Teesdale, Darlington ford street, Sunderland Fitz Patrick, 7 Chandless st. Gateshead PalmerJames,3Alma pl.;HarllepoolWest Fletcher J. 2 Albermarle st. Sth. Shields Parkin Geo. Evenwood,BishopAuckland WAREHOUSEMEN. Forrester & Co. I Thornton pl. Sunderld Paul Thomas, 39 Somerset place, Sun- HryanJ. 103 N ewgate st.Bishop Auckland Foster Geo. 27 Thompson st. Stockton derland road, Gateshead Cooke & Turnbull, 64, 66, 68 & 70 Lynn Garbutt C.H.9Willow Pond ter.Sunderld PeartWm. West end,Stanhope,Darlingtn street, Hartlepool West Gardam James, :ro Railway terrace, Potts Hy. 138 Coronation st. Sunderland Crowe & Co. Bridge street, Sunderland Shildon New R.S.O Poulton James, Railway street, Hetton- Snaith William, 91 & 92 Newgate street, Gibb John, 44 Hope street, Crook R.S.O le-Hole, Fence Houses Bishop Auckland Gibsou Jsph. South rd. Bishop Auckland Pringle David,:r9HighWest st.Gateshead Watson Chas. Fredk. Roperyst.Stockton Gradon D. Derwent st. Black Hill R.S.O PrinskeyMoses,8 Albert st.HartlepoolWe Graham Edmund, :r Monkton rd. Jarrow Prudames & Co.66 High street, Stockton WAS HER MANUFACTURER. Grainge R.Guy,84 MileEnd rd. S.Shields PurvesMrs.Mary,Middleton-in-Teesdale, Hall Henry, 3 Ocean road, South Shields Grant James, 66 King st. South Shields Darlington Guthrie Michael, 28 Western rd. :Tarrow Railton R.SouthV1ew ter.Barnard Castle WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS. Hall B. 124 Mile End rd. South Shields RamsayJ.W.48High st.Felling,Newcastle See also Clock Makers. Hall Jacob, Chester-le-Street Readman Jsph.sA, Church row,Stockton Airey J. H. 127 High st. west, Sunderld Hall Jas. R. 9 Mile End rd. Sth. Shields Rennison Rbt.L.29 Bridge st.Snnderland Anderson Thomas, 10 Claypath, Dnrhm Hancock Daniel, 8 High st. Spennymoor Richardson Fredk.8 Dovecot st.Stockton ArmstrongA.R. B.4Cumberld. rd. Gatshd Banning Adam, 46 Kent street, Jarrow Richardson J ohn,Flass st.Blaydon R.S. 0 Arnott John, 20 Alice street, Sunderland Harbottle A. 76 Mandalerd. So.Stocktou Richardson John, 3 North terrace, Sea­ Atkinson John, 22 Ocean rd. Sth. Shields Harrison Francis, George street, Hough- ham harbour, Sunderland Aves Thos. 33 Alma st. West Hartlepool ton-le-Spring, Fence Houses RichmondJames,x7Kingstreet,Stockton Baker JosephEdward,WashingtonR.S.O Harrison Joseph, 41 Parkgate, Darlingtu RobinsonWm.Bulmer,7Hindst.Stockton Barber Richard, 20 N orthgate,Darlingtn Hills Wm. F. 6 Laygate st. Sth. Shields Robson William, II9 Church street, Barber William,:r3 NorthRailway street, Hogg John T. 2 Mulgrave ter.Gateshead Shildon, New Shildon R.S.O Seaham harbour, Sunderland Holmes J.R. 131 Church st.nth.Sunderld RutterEdwd.79High st. Wellingtn.R.S.O Bates James, Stanley R.S.O Horn George, 13 Charles st. Darlington Sara WilliamN. Langleymoor, Durham Beckett William, New Washington, Homey. T. R. Easington la. Fence Houses Scorfield Thos.H. 34~ Ormonde st.Jarrew Washington Station R.S.O Horsley Matthew, 64 High st. Hartlepl Scott T. Western road, Jarrow Bee Jsph. St. John's chapel, Darlington Howard Rt. 35 Romnlns st. Gateshead Sewell Walton(repairer),158 Palmerston Bell David, 34 Duudas street, Sunderlnd Howard Thomas, 53 Askew rd. Gateshd street, South Shields Bennett W. 8 Wapping st. Sth. Shields Howey Robert George, :r8~ Alexandra Skee George Houlsby, Victoria lane, BerryG.& Son,63 Church st.Hartlepl.We terrace, Hylton road, Sunderland Coundon, Bishop Auckland BerryGeo.Frank,39Northgatest.Hartlpl Howitt Thomas, 6 Blind lane, New Smith Isaac (repairer), Chapel street, Blogg William, 2 Laygate terrace, Lay- Tuustall, Sunderland · West Auckland, Bishop Auckland gate lane, South Shields Hudson W. 315 High st. west, Snnderld Smith Wm. A. High st. Tow LawR.S.O Bloom Jas. W. 9 High st. west, Sunderld Hume Samuel, 17 Elvetbridge, Durham SnowdonJn.Geo.33Howick st.Sunderlnd Bramwell Elliot, Westbrook buildings, Hnmphrey P.I8 Durham st.We.Hartlepl Sprowell John, High st. Tow Law R.S.O High N orthgate, Darlington Humphrey W. S. Borough rd.Sunderlnd Steele George Edward, Chester-le-Street Brewster Thomas, 22 Silver st. Durham HumP.hreys Mrs. Elizabeth, Market StentonNathaniel,Marketsquare,Jarrow Britton Jn. J. 84 George st. So. Stockton place, Barnard Castle Stonier Alfred, 23 Hudson street, Tyne Brown Mrs. M. 33 Tatham st. Sunderld Hunt Peter, 3 Crosby terrace, Norton dock, South Shields Burliston J.E.14oCoronation st. Sundrld road, Stockton SwinburneJn.&Geo.IMarketpl.Dnrham Burnett Jas. Robt. 84North rd. Durham Hutchings Jn. F. 67 Nile st.ISnnderland Swinburne John & George, 82 Newgate Burnett William, 40 Silver st. Durham Hyatt Frederick, 33 Stoney lane, South- street, Bishop Auckland Burrell Edward Hammond, West Auck- wick, Sunderland SwinburneThos.32 Bridge st. Gateshead land, Bishop Auckland Hyatt John, Hendon road, Sunderland Tait J ohnHenry,High st. Tow LawR. S. 0 Buxton Henry, West Cornforth, Corn- Inglesan Frederick, 78 Grange rd.Jarrow TaitW. F.Annfield plain, LintzGrn. R. S.O forth, Ferry Hill Innes John, Lanchester, Durham Talbot Alfred 'i.. 21 Hope st. Crook R.S. 0 Caffrey James, :rzo Sodhouse bank, Jackson Jn. Newgate st. Barnard Castle TalintyreGeo.D.SHalfl\'Ioon la. Gateshead Sheriff Hill, Gateshead Jackson R. P. 54 Northgate, Darlington ThompsonJn.xs~ Crow'l'reerd.Sundrlnd Caris Jn. D. 7 Wellington st. Gateshead Jacobs&Blakey,:r8.A,Hendon rd.Sunderld Thompson Rt.P.4~ Howick st.Sunderlnd Chapman N. High st. Norton, Stockton Jeffrie James,2 Millbank cres.Hartlepool Todd Joseph, Philadelphia, Newbottle, Charltou E.12Vinepl.Borough rd.Sudrld Johnson John, 7 Charles st. Sunderland Fence Houses Chilton Rt. C. 83 Parkgate, Darlington Kennedy J. 27 Galgate, Barnard Castle Trankle Andrew,46 Green st.Sth.Shields Chipchase Robt. 25 King st. South Shields Kennedy W.49 High West st. Gateshead TrotterGeo. Wm. I4 Tel1!nant st.Stockton Clark Richard, 22 Cheapside, Tudhoe Kidd Thomas, jun. Westgate,Darlington TnrnbnllAdam,Laygate la. South Shields grange, Tndhoe, Spennymoor Kirton George, 17 Vane street, Stockton Vi pond Thomas, 79 Church street, Shil- Clayton J.H.21 Hargreave ter.Darlingtn Lambert John, Dubmire, Fence Houses don, New Shildon R.S.O Clish Matthew, Waterhonses, Durham Lawson Wm. Jn. 59 Highst. Gateshead Walker Robert, Tynest. Blaydon R.S.O Close John Rt. :r Bishopton la. Stockton Loughborough John William, 47A, M us- Walker Wm. 2 Dover st. Hartlepool We Clowes F. "\Vest Auckland,BishopAuckld -grave street, Hartlepool West Wallis R. 21 Ormonde street, Jarrow Cockman Alfred, (repairer), 51 John Mackey A. 75 Victoria rd. Sth. Shields Walsh James, Langley moor, Durham Clay street, South Shields Marks H. 27 Cuthbert st. South Shields Waterbury Watch Sales Co. Limited, 53 Cooper Geo. 1 Station st. Sth. Stockton Marshall & Sons, Cutlers' Hall road, High street west, Sunderland Corbett Alfred James, :r8 Cheapside, Black Hill R.S.O Waters John Henry, 19 Springwellroad, Tndhoe Grange, Tndhoe, Spennymoor Marshall & Sons, Town Hall buildings, Wreckenton, Gateshead Corbett Alfd. J. 26 High st. Spennymoor Consett R.S.O Watson John E.Birtley,Chester-le-Street Cornelius Willia.m Robert, Front street, MarshalltE.J. Leazes, Lintz Green R. S. 0 Watson Leonard, 243 High st, Gateshead Sedgefield, Ferry Hill Marshall F.9:rMusgrave st.HartlepoolWe Watson Wm.R.:r8 Charlesst.Sunderland D. & N. 42 .
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    Published at: Friday 5th April 2013 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 618 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, TER DL4 1AH. AP Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 hill Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 Ferry H ilt o n C & C h At the heart www.thechapter.org of our wonderful community email: [email protected] Ferryhill Station Primary pupils Spring into action win top recycling award and recycle Now that spring is here, it’s projects officer with a great time for a clear out Durham County Council, and if you’re wondering said, “Spring is the perfect what to do with your time to have a clear out unwanted furniture, the of unwanted furniture or County Durham Furniture appliances. Think about Forum can help. donating them to the County Durham Furniture furniture forum, who Help Scheme in Chilton is can collect them free of currently open Monday to charge.” Friday from 10am - 3pm, Last year over 500 tonnes and Saturdays from 10am of furniture was reused - 2pm. by members of County The forum provides low Durham Furniture Forum. cost furniture to local For more information people, a range of training log on to: www.durham. and volunteering opportu- gov.uk/reuse or call the nities and reduces waste at County Durham Furniture the same time. Help Scheme on 01388 Ruth Smith, external 721509. Malcolm Allum MD SIG Combibloc, Headteacher Val Jago and Sue McClellan of Waste Plant sale Aware North East with pupils Nathan Dawson (10), Brooklyn Latchan (9), Becki Styran (9) and Abigail Robinson (5). The Ferryhill Six are of Cleves Court, Ferryhill, The determination of staff them win a substantial SIG Combibloc, which holding their first plant on Saturday 13th April at and pupils at Ferryhill prize for their recycling supplies carton packs for sale of 2013.
  • The Stocktonian Year Book

    The Stocktonian Year Book

    THE STOCKTONIAN YEAR BOOK 1950-51 HOT F.;: ;--R/AT THE STOCKTONIAN YEAR BOOK % 1950-51 Bilhnjum Press Limited, Press Buildings, Rillm^h^m. (So, Durham. 1951 OLD STOCKTONIANS' ASSOCIATION. Founded 1913 An Association of Old Boys of the Grangefield Grammar School, Stockton-on-Tees, formerly known as the Stockton Secondary School for Boys, and originally as the Stockton Higher Grade School. Annual Subscription: 2/-. Annual Subscription from those who left 1949-1951: 1/-. Life Subscription: 25/-. All communications should be addressed to the Hon. Secretary, Old Stocktonians' Association. Grangefield Grammar School for Boys, Stockton-on-Tees. 2 List of Officials for 1951-52 Presidents: G. D LITTLE. Esq.. Dr. J. R. KINNES. M.A.. Ph.D., E. BALDWIN. Esq.. O.B.E.. M.Ed. Vice-Presidents: N. E. Green. Esq. H. D. Hardie. Esq. D. Shepherd. Esq. Councillor E. H. Brown. L Bell. Esq.. A.I.I.A. A.M.I.P.E. J. Wilkinson. Esq . F.C.C.S. F.H.A. Committee: R. Beaumont, Esq. S. V. Morris, Esq.. M.A. T. H. Bulmer. Esq. W. H. Munday. Esq.. B.A. V. E. Cable. Esq.. B.A. W B. Readman, Esq. K. Dodsworth, Esq. G. M. W. Scott. Esq. j. Gill. Esq. J. Short, Esq. D. W. Henderson, Esq. G. Claxton Smith. Esq. I Howden, Esq. G. Stott. Esq. T. L. James. Esq. R. B. Wright. Esq.. B.A. Hon. Auditor: N. E. Green, Esq. Hon. Treasurer: H. Nicholson. Esq.. M.Sc. Hon. Secretary: T. B. Brooke. Esq., M.A. Trustees of Benevolent Fund: N. E. Green.