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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. [KELLY 88 ETON. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. [KELLY"s Medical Officer of Health, Alfred James Southey M.R.C.S. Assistant Clerk, H. Leslie C. Barrett, High st. Slough Treasurer, Edmund John Craske, London & Counh Eng. Colnbrook • Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector, John Simmonds, n8a, Bank, Slough . High street Relieving Officers, 1st district, J. Paterson, jun. 65 Collector, Howard John Hetherington, 42 High st. Eton Hencroft stre.ot, Slough; 2nd district, Thomas Jone~. Burnham ETON RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Vaccination Officers, the same as the Registrars of Meets at the Eton Union Guardians board room, Work­ Births & Deaths house, Slough, monthly on tuesdays. Medical Officers, Burnham district, Alfred Edward Wil­ mot L.R.C.P.Lond. Burnham; Colnbrook district. Chairman, John Hartopp Nash, W estmoor Green house, Langley Marish Albert James Southey M.R.C.S.Eng. Colnbrook; Den­ ham district, John Spencer Ferris M.B. Uxbridge; Clerk, Richard Henry Barrett, 132 High street, Slough Eton district, Albert Maurice Amsler M.B., B.S.Lond. Assistant Clerk, H. L. C. Barrett, 132 High st. Slough 39 High street, Eton ; Farnham district, Alfred John Treasurer, Edmund John Craske, London & County Bank, Bienemann M. B. Farnham Royal; ·Gerrard's Cross Slough district, Charles BrotJks L.R.C.P.Lond. Gold Hill, Medical Officer of Health, .Albert James Southey M.R.C. S. Chalfont St. Prter ; Iver district, Gerald Burton Eng. C<Jlnbrook Burton-Brown M.D., B.S. Milton lodge, Iver; Stok& ~urv!'yor of Highways, Arthur Gladwell, 16o High st. Slough nistrict, John Brickwell M.R.C.S.•Eng. 28 MackenziB" .Assistant Surveyor of Highways, C. W. Gladwell, 160 street, Slough ; .Slough di~trict, Theodore Hugh Eg­ High street, .Sl<lugh bert Meggs L.R.C.P.Lond. Pinwell, ~ackenzie street,. InspectoN of Nuisances, East district, Richard Hallam, Slough 1{)o High street., Slough ; West district, R. A. Willon, Public Vaccinators, same as Medical Officers, except 16o High street, Slough Chalvey district ; Chalvey district, Herbert Fraser L. R. C. P. Lond. The Thorm, 8 High. street, Slough Workhouse, Upton-cum-Chalvey, a structure of brick, PUBLIC ESTABLLSHMENTS. built in 1836 to hold 440 inmates, W. W. Ablett, Cemetery, George Paice, sexton master; Rev. Edvmrd Norman B.A. ch.aplain; Theo­ Cottage Hospital, Eton Wick, :Mrs. W. Blake, matron; dore Hugh Egbert Meggs ·L.R.C.P.Lond. medical Albert James Southey :M.R.C.tS.Eng. medical officer officer ; Mrs. M. M. Ablett, matron Parish Rooms, High street, Alfred Ernest Austin, mgr Superintendent Registrar, Richard Henry Barrett, Higb Royal Humane Society of Eton k Windsor, Eton place; street, Slough; deputv, Herbert Leslie .Crosthwaite­ drags kept at Fountain's yard, Baker's buildings, High Barrett, High street, Slvugh street; C. Howlett, sec Registrars of Births k Deaths, Burnham snh-di~trict, Stamp Office, High street, A. A. T. A'Vard, head post­ Thomas Jones, Burnham; deputy, Thomas L. Jones~ master & distributor Burnham; Eton sub-district, James Paterson, jun_ Volunteer Fire Brigade, F. E. Goddard, captain, R. 6 ~ Hen croft street, Slough ; deputy, Frederick Herbt. Harnisch, resident engineer, k 14 men Ro berts, Bisley house, Slough ; Iver mb-di!tri~~ Mrs. Ann Pullin, Iver; deputy, T. A. Fox, Iver VOLUNTEERS. Re-~istrar of Marriages, James Paterson, jun. 65 Hen­ 2nd Bucks (Eton College) Rifles (comprisingl A, B, C & D croft street, Slough; deputy, Fredk. Herbert Roberh~ & E Companies), Eton College, Rev. Edmond Warre Bisley house, Slough D.D., C.B., M.V.O., V.D. hon. ool. ; R. S. de Havil­ land, major commandant ; R. S. Kindersley, major; PLACES OF WORSH lP, with times of services. Oapt. G. A. J. Solt.au-Symons, acting adjutant; E. L. Collegiate Chapels, services performed by the Provost & Vaughan, quartermaster; Surgeon-Major E. S. Norris Fellows & Conducts; E. H. Lewis, clerk; 10.40 a.m_ M.B. medical officer; Rev. J. J. Htlrnby D.D. acting & 5 p.m.; during summer months, 10-40 a.m. & 3 chaplain p.m.; daily, g.r5 a.m. & 5 p.m Companies: A, Capt. F. E. R<lbeson; B, Capt. V. Le St. John the Evangelist Church, Rev. Lewis Herbert N. Foster; C, Lieut. P. Scoones; D, Capt. A. C. ' Evans M.A. vicar; 8 & II a. m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; C<Jnybeare & E, Capt. A. C. Rayner-Wood; George daily, 7-45 a.m. & 5.30 p.m.; wed. & fri. 7.30 p.m Henry Rnshworth, sergt.-major; Henry Wm. Applin, Chapel of Ease, Eton Wiek, l'llmdays II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ~ ~ergt. -instructor George Paice, verger & cemetery clerk ETON UNION. SCHOOLS. Board day, alternate tuesday1, at •10.30 a.m. at the Choristers', founded in 1868, k supported by the Cor­ Board Room, Slough. lege ; Edward Henry Lewis, master The union comprises the following places :-Boveney. St. John's Elementary, High street (with Porny's endow­ Bnrnham, Datchet, Den ham, Ditton, Dorney, Eton, ment of £4o yearly), built in 1•863, for r.z25 boys, 162 Eton Wick, Fa.rnham Royal, Fulmer, Gerrard's Cross, girls & 150 infants; average attendance, 167 boys, 78 Hedgerley, Hedgerley Dean, Hitcbam, Horton, Iver, girls k So infants; Henry Baker,ma.ster; MissGeorgian~ I.a.ngley Marish, Slough, Stoke Poges, 'l'aplow, Wexha.m Wardell, mistress ; ·Miss Peake, infants' mistress & Wyra.rdisbnry (or Wraysbury). The population of St. John's .Elementary, Eton Wick, girls & infants (built the union in 1901 was 34-792; area, 42,988 acres; as­ in 1889 hy subscription, for 85 girls & 74 infants, the­ sessable value in .Sept. 1905, was £264,276 land being given by the Crown); average attendance. Chairman of the Board of Guardians, John Hartopp Nash, 139; Miss Florence Elizabeth Stearn, mistress Westmoor Green house, Langley Marish Olerk to the Guardians k Assessment C<Jmmittee, Richd. Carrit>r t<l Risborough.-Morgan, thi"ough Windsor, moll. Henry Barrett, High street, Slough wed. & fri Channon Rev. Francis Granville M.A Hornby Rev.James John D.D.,D.C.L_ RESIDENTS IN THE COLLEGE. Chitty Rev. George Jamesnn M.A (provost k bon. chaplain to the Lyttelton Rev. the Hon. Edward Christie John B.A King). The Lodge M.A. (head master) - 1 Churchill Ernest L., B . .:.! Hill Matthew Davenport M.A., F.z.g Adie Clement James Mellish B.A Chute John Chaloner B.A Impey ~dward M.A Ainger Arthur Ce.mpbell M.A Conybeare Alfred Edward M.A Kindersley Richard Stephen M.A Alington Rev. Cyril Argentine M.A C<Jnrish Fras. Warre M.A.(vice-provst) Llo:vd Chas. ·Harford· M. A,. Mus.Doc: Allcock Char'es Howard M.A Crace John Foster M.A Lubbock Samuel Gurney M.A Bevan Rev. Charles Oliver M.A de Ha.villand Hugh M.A., F.L.S Luxmoore Henry Elford M.A Blakiston Cnthbert Harold M.A de Havilland Reginald Saumarez M.A Macnaghten Hngh M.A Bland Hugh Michael M.A de Satge Philippe Cosme Henri B. es L McNeile Archibald Magee M.A Bodkin Wm. Theodore Douglas M.A Dobbs Francis Wellesley M.A Marten Clarence Hy. Kennett M.A. Booker Robert Penrice Lee M.A.,l'.S.A Dyer John Maximilian M.A Mowat Robert Balmain B.A • Bowlby Rev. Henry Thomas M.A Eggar William Douglas M.A Porter Rev. Thos, Cunningham M.A .• Brinton Hubert M.A Evans William Sidney Vernon D.Sc., F.C.S., F.R.A.S., F.Ph.S., Broadbent Henry M.A Goodhar!J Arthur Murra.y M . .!.., M.R.I., F.R.P.S Broke Philip Vere B.A Mus.Bac Radc:iffe Rev. Ravmonrl Coxe M.A Byrne Lionel Stanley Rice M.A Hare John Hul!'h Montaguc M.A Ramsay Alien Beville M.A Carrington Charles Worrell B. A Headlam Geoffrey Wyclif'fe B. A Rawlins Francis Hay M.A.(lower mstr) Cattley Thomas Frank M.A Heygate Arthur Conolly Gage M.A Rayner-Wood Algernon Cockbnrn M.! <Jhaffev Lionel Bethell Trenchard M.A Robeson Frederick Eden M.A • .
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