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. CChalvey 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

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 Cr t