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SOMERSET. CASTLE OARY, 179 the Chief Landowners DIRBOTOBY,] SOMERSET. CASTLE OARY, 179 the chief landowners. The hille which adjoin the town Registrar of Marriages, Castle Cary District, William are of the geological formation called the "infilrior Wallace Macmillan; deputy, Cornelius C. Martin ' ooli~." The soil is of a light sandy nature, and very Stamp Distributor, Mrs. Lizzie Hebden, Post office good; the land is nearly all pasture. 'The area is Town Crier, Herbert Matthias N aish 2,629 acres; rateable value, £10,507; the population in PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. I9II was I,]IO. Under the provisions of the "Education .Act, Ig02,'~ Sexton, Leonard R. Francis. a committee of 6 managers was formed July rst, 1903. Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Bailey hill.-Mrs. Lizzie Heb­ Correspondent, Richard Blackway Drewett, Bailey hill d~n, postmistress. Letters should have Somerset added Attendance Officer, Edward Noble Wall Letter Boxes.-Clanville; South Cary & Torbay; Boys, Girls & Infants, erected partly in 1840 & partly in 1876, for 380 children; Arthur W. Gomm, master; no collection on sundavs• • Miss Ada A. Naish, mistress ; Mrs. Florence E. Gomm,. infants' mistress PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. CONVEYANCE. Ministry of Labour Employment Bureau, Local Office, Railway Station, John W. V. Bennett, station master Fore street; Olifton J. Thomas, agent Omnibuses fr.om George hotel to Castle Cary station,. Cemetery, George B. Foulis, clerk t-wice daily & when ordered Drill Hall, .Tames Herbert Keys, caretaker Omnibus from White Hart hotel to Evercreech Junc­ Police Station, Ansford lane, Sergeant Herbert Whereat tion to meet trains three times daily; James Weeks. Town Hall, Market place, Mrs. Louie Carr, caretaker proprietor Somerset & Dorset Joint Line, Midland & South Western Railway Receiving & General Inquiry Office, J ames PUBLIC OFFICERS. Weeks, White Hart hotel, Fore street; vans twice Clerk to the Parish Council, George B. Foulis, Fore st daily to Evercreech Junction station from the hotel Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Castle Cary Di~­ Great Western Railway Co. Parcel Office, William J. B. trict, Wincanton Uni·Jn, & No. 3 District, Shepton Payne, George hotel ' Mallet Union, & Factory Surgeon, David Thomas Price Cole Station, conveyances to meet trains by previous M.B.Lond. High street order only Rate Collector, Clifton J. Thomas, Fore street Sutton & Co. Parcels Office, Chas. Pither & Son, agent§ • PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Gomm Mrs. South Carv Parsons Rev.William James (Congre- Barber .Tames Pond, The Rallies Green Robert, Avalon, South Cary gational), Cavendish villa Caffin Mrs. Bellevue, South Cary Harrold Arthur, Ferndale Parsons Thomas Cullen, Hill side Close John, Small way (lettns via Harrold Miss C. Woodcock street Phelps Miss .Agnes Gallhampton, Bath) Howell Miss, Park villa Pither Charles, High street Coombs Oarey Pearce J .P ., M.D. J ones Mrs. I Cumnock terrace Pit her John. Old Bank house, High st Cary villa Ke.t·nes Francis Ernest, West view Pitman Mrs. High street Cruse Mrs. The Pines Knight John G. Market place Player Joseph, Ansford lane Donne Capt.· William Stephens J.P. Lemon Mrs. South Cary house Price David T. High street South cottag3 McKerrow William H. Torview Pyne Miss, South cottage Donne Mrs. Jn. Stephens, Florida ho Mackie J. Hugh, Park cottage Reding Rev. J. Edwin (Wesleyan)~ Donne l\rrs. W. S. MHlbrook house Mackie Mrs. Ellesmere 'Wesley villa Donne ThomasSalisbury,Millbrook ho! :Mackie ·wm. B Brookville, Sth. Cary Rosenbloom Mrs. The Park Drewett Richard Black way, Park mt IMacmillan Mrs. Ochiltree house Smith Mrs. Nathan, Ansford villa. English Mrs. 12 Cumnock terrace 1 Macmillan William Wallace, Wood- Taylor Mrs. 10 Cumnock terrace Fowler William C. Bank house ville house Thomas Fredk. Jas. n Cumnock ter Gifl'ard Rev. Alexander W., M.A. Martin Mrs. C. E. South Cary Wake Rev. Herew:ud Eyre M.A. (curate), Vicarage May Miss, Fern house, High street ;vicar, & rural dean), Vicarage G-ifford .Tames S. 3 Cumnock t-errace ! Merrick Lionel, Fore street Watts Mrs. High street Gifford Miss, South Cary j Moseley Herbert F . .Ansford house White Thomas, Fore street ' Wride Francis C.Hill view, .Ansford la COMMERCIAL. Castle Cary Repository Sale (tnesdays, fortnightly) Early closing day, Thursday I p.m. (Moody & Son, auctioneers) Alien Charles, farmer, Cockhill farm Castle Garv Water Co. Limited (Miss D. F. Drewett. Anderson Robert Leggett L.D. S.Edin. dentist (attends S<'•'. ), Bailey hill on. tues. from 3 to 5 p.m.), Ansford road · Cemetery (G. B. Foulis, clerk) Ash David Waiter, draper & clothier, Fore street Chappell Gilbert Edward .Tames, beer ret. South Oary .Asher Henry, baker, High street Chick Charles, insurance agent, .Ansford lane Barber William, hair dresser, High street Church of England Temperance Society (Rev. H E. Barrett John, smallholder, South Cary ' Wake, hon. sec) Barrett Sidney Millett, baker & confectioner, Fore street Church Institut.e, Bailey hill Barrett Wosson, grocer, Fore street ' Churcbouse & Son, tailors, Fore street Bartlett Oliver, blacksmith, Ansford lane Clark Francie Edward, farmer, Dimmer Belfield Robert Smith, draper & outfitter, Fore street Close Eliza Jane, Mary & Matilda (Misses), fancy reposi- Bellringer Clement William, grocer, Fore street tories, Fore street Biggin John & Co. saddlers, Market place Clothier Frances Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress mkr . .Ansford la Biss William Albert, Angel P.H. Market place Clothier William, .gmallholder, Cary hill Bond .Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 14 New Road terrace Corp & Sons, farmer~, Manor farm Boyd John & Co. Limited, hair merchants & manufac- Creed Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, South Oary turers of hair cloth, curled hair & brush makers' (po8tal address, Galhampton, Bath) drafts &c. ; telegrams, "Boyd, Castle Cary, Somer- Creec;l Harry, paint-er &c. South Cary set ; " T N 9 I Creed Tom, eycl~ age~t, Fore street Brake William H. temperance hotel 1 Derrett Tom, Bntan_ma hotel, Fore street Carpenter William James, assistant supt. Prudential I Donne Thomas Salisbury & Sons, flax, hemp & tow .Assurance Co. 2 Cumnock terrace ! spinners & twine manufacturers Cash John Oliver B..A. solicitor & commissioner for oaths Drewett Richard Blackway, solicitor & commissioner for Castle Cary Billiard Club (D. T. Price, hon . .gee.), oaths, & clerk to the district education committee Town hail (firm, Woodforde & 'Dt-ewett), Bailey hill Castle Cary, Bruton & Wincanton Agricultural Co- Drill Hall (.Tames Herbert Keys, caretaker) operative Society Limited (Lionel Merrick, sec) East Somerset .Agricultural Society, Bruton, Castle Cary Castle Cary Choral Society (H. W. Pitman, treasurer) & Wincanton .Amalgamated (R. T. .A. Hughes esq. Castle Cary Constitutional Club Limited (W. S. Donne, (of Bruton), chairman of committee; William C. chairman; W. J. Tullett, hon. see. pro tern) Fowler (of Castle Cary), hon. treasurer; Waiter Castle Cary Convalescent Fund (W. S. Donne, hon. treas.; Lockyer (of Bruton), sec) R. B. Drewett, hon. sec) Eavis & Sons, nurserymen, High street Castle Cary Cricket Club (W. H. McKerrow, sec) • Farthing Sidney Herbert, farmer, Little Dimmer farm Castle Cary Foot~all Club (R.U.) (H. W. P. Porter, sec) Foulis George B. chemist & stationer, clerk to the Castle Cary Gas & Coke Co. Limited (Miss P. Pudden, Parish Council & to the Cemetery, Fore street sec. pro tern) Fowler William C. manag-er London County Westmin- Castle Cary Market House Co. Lt-d. (John 0. Cash, sec) ster & Parr's :Bank Limited, High street Castle Cary Nursing .Association (Mrs. W. B. Mackie. Fox Jethro, wheelwright · hon. sec.), Brookfield 1 Francis Leonard R. builder, Bailey hill .
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