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Hunt Bobert, farmer, Hawthorn farm Piper Hetbert, miller (wind) Walker Alfred, gamekeeper to the Kett Andrew, farmer, Church farm Ward John, White Hart inn Earl of Stradbroke · Morris Thos. Harold Pryce M.R.C.S. HINTON. Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon (at- BULCAMP. tends mon. & thurs) Bughes James, White house Gray Sarah (Mrs.) & Sons, farmers, Muttitt Charles, gamekeeper to Sir Buggs Herbt. Wm. farrqr. Lyon's frm Hinton hall Ralph Blois Flatt Brothers, farmers, Union farm Gray Arthur, farmer Parkington William Fisk, blacksmith Girling Herbert William, farmer, Piper William Geo. farmer,Hinton lo Piper Catherine (Mrs.), farmer Bulcamp farm; res. Reydon Winter Arthur W. farmer ' : is a small town, with portions oi the and 35 of -water; rateable value, £x,67x; the population parishes of Inferior and Rickinghall Superior in xgn was 4I5· adjoining, fonning one street of nearly a mile in .length, Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Arthur Edward Claydon, on. the road from B~ry S~. Edmunds to. No_rwich, 4~ sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Diss & delivered miles west from ~ellis station, on the mam. lme. of _the at 7 a.m. & 2 . 30 p.m.; sundays, 7 a.m.; dispatched Great Eastern railway, 6 south-west from D1ss, m :Nor- at xo. 3o a.m. & 7.4o p.m. daily; sundays, 7.40 p.m folk, 8 west-by-north from Eye, .xs from Bury St. Ed- Wall Letter Box, Rickinghall street, cleared at xo.25 munds and 87 from London, m the North Eastern a.m. & 7.40 p.m.; sundays, 7.40 p.m ~vision . o! _the county~ Hartismere hupdr.ed,. petty ses- Parish Boom used for meetings s1onal dlVISlon and umon, county court d1str1ct of Eye, ' rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suf- County Police Station, George Salter, sergeant in cho.r,;e folk and diocese of . This place, for ecclesiastical purposes, is in the parish of Redgrave. Gas Works Schools. were erected in x862, hut are now disu=sed. The water Under a scheme dated May 2nd, x88x, the funds of the supply is obtained from wells. The church of St. old Free Grammar school, founded by Sir Nicholas ·Jlotolph was rebuilt about xsoo, as a memorial chapel to Bacon in 1576, are administered by trustees 80 as to the Sheriffe and Wykes families, as appears from the enable pupils from elementary schools to proceed to following inscription over the doorway:-" Orate pro some higher grade school: exhibitionS: granted by the animabus Johannis Schrebe et Julianre uxoris ejus orate trustees for this purpose are called "Bacon Exhibi- pPO anima Bregyt Wykys"; it is a structure of flint with tions,'' & children from any of the parishes which one bell, and in x884 was purchased by Miss Wilson and adjoin either Redgrave or Botesdale, as well as children conveyed to trustees, and has since been used for Church :from Redgrave & Botesdale, are eligible. Messrs. of services: there is a memorial window to Mr. Barnard & Hamblin Smith, well-known as mathe· Hepworth; the church affords 25o sittings. The living is maticians, were scholars at the old Grammar school a chapelry, annexed to the rectory of Redgrave, net yearly value £s2o, including- 42 acres of glebe and residence, in Public Elementary (Dyer's Charity) (infants), for 6o the gift of George Halt Wilson e1!q. and held since 1904 by children; average attendance, I3; Miss Nellie Holden, the Re..-. Leonard Holt Wilson M.A. of Oriel College~ Ox- mistress ford, who residee at Redgrave. Here is a Congregational The children of the town also attend the National ehapel, built about x868, and a Wesleyan chapel, erected school at Redgrave in x832, and rebuilt in 1907· The Gospel Hall is the Carriers to meeting place of the Plymouth Brethren. Broom Hills, the residence of George Holt Wilson esq. D.L., J.P. was Bury-Edward Sheppard, wed formerly the dower· house of Redgrave Hall. G. H. Diss-Thomas W. Hupton & Robert Perry, fri Wilson esq. is lord of the manor and principal Finningham Station-Alfred Peck, daily landowner. The soil is principally mixed; subsoil, Mellis Station-William George Harvey, daily marl, sand and gravel. The crops are generally on A 'bus leaves the Bell hotel every friday for Diss, at the four-couue system. The area is x,234 acres of land I p.m ·~ l'RIVATE RESIDENTS. Botesdale Cricket Club (G. H. Wain- Hupton Thomas Whitaker,Bell family Buckenham Mrs. Belmont wright, hon. sec) & commercial hotel ; posting in all Elliott Edward, The Hermitage Boyce Ernest, insurance agent branches ; excellent apartments & Fforde Arthur Brownlow, Chapel ho Bryant Waiter, farmer, Potter's farm accommodation for tourists, also Hannigan Maurice Hermann M.D. Bullock Hy. carpenter & wheelwright good stabling The Priory I Burlingham James, beer retailer Johnson Harry George, butcher Hill Mrs. The HoUies Burrows Basil Thomas, miller Kerry Alfred Henry, currier,grindery Bine Harry Buxton Heorge, ·builder & hardware dealer & leather mer Humphries Rev. Fras. Louis (Cong) Cannell Frederick A. pork butcher Litchfield John Henry, assistant over- Li.tchfield John Hy. Virginia cottage Claydon Arthur Edward, stationer, & seer & clerk to Parish Councils of Morley George post office Botesdale, Rickinghall Superior & Rash Mrs. Botesdale lodge Co(}k Ethelina Mary (Miss), dress ma . Red.g-rave, assistant overseer for Beeve Waiter, Upland house Cook Frank, painter , rate collector of Rick- Robinson James Bobby IDaines Albert, basket maker inghall Inferior, sec. to the Boxby Rev. Herbert .Suffield Maude 'Davey Alec, corn, flour & coal mer Foresters' club & insurance agent M.A. (curate) Davey Robert Reeve, horse doctor to the Norwich Union Scates Mrs. Mowhray house Eastern Counties' Farmers' Co-opera- Matthews Henry, baker Taylor Charles, Bank house tive Association Limited, egg depot Mitchell Arthur, boot maker Wainwright Harry (Alec Davey, agent) Murtimer John, general dealer Wainwright Miss Jessie Fairweather Colin, cycle agent, dealer Newstead Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Wilson George Halt D.L., J.P., & repairer Suggenhall Broom hills Ford Ernest Albert, Greyhound P.H Oddfellows' (St. Botolph Lodge),4ooo Wright Rev. Geo. Hy. Dyer (Wes) Foresters Court, 5426 (J. H. Litch- (Harry Buxton, sec) field, sec) Orvioe Joseph, carpenter COMMERCIAL. Foulger Arthur, cowkeeper P.emberton Reginald,boot & shoe repr Aldrich,' Bryant & Co. drapers, Hannigan Maurice Hermann M.D., Perry Edgar, chimney sweeper grocers & patent medicine vendors M.A.O. & M.Ch., D.P.H. surgeon, Perry Richard, baker Alford Frank, baker & medical officer for Botesdale dis- Perry Robert, furniture broker & Andrews Henry A. builder trict of Hartismere union & Hinder- dealer in antiques & carrier Assembly Rooms (Thomas W.Hupton, clay & district, Ray Charles W. saddler proprietor), Bell hotel Stow union, The Priory Ray Robert, marine. store dealer Avis Edward, beer retailer Hart Walter, carriage builder & Reynolds Frederick, farmer, Abbot's Bailey J ames, hair dresser wheelwright · hall (postal address, Rickinghall, .Balaam Henry, cowkeeper Hart Waiter J. cycle agent, dealer & Diss) Baldwin Edwin Cyril & Co. grocers repairer Sage Eliza (Mrs.), dairy Banham Mary Ann (Mrs ), shopkeeper Harvey Jas. brush ma.& pork butchr Scates Ethel (Miss), ladies' school Barclay & Co. Limited, bankers (sub· Harvey William George, fish dealer, Seeley Henry,· Cherry Tree P.H branch to Diss) (Thomas Charles carrier & dealer in pigs Self Harry, farmer, Point farm Collins, manager); open tues. u Hayward Robert Snare, blacksmith Simpson David, cowkpr. The Homestd to 3, sat. xo to 12.30; draw on Hazell David, builde:r:, contractor & Spink Robert, boot repairer head office, 54 Lombard street, ironmonger Springall Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper London E C Hazell Leonard, farmer, Grove fann Street Emily (Miss). insurance agent Botesdale Bowling Club (Harry Wain­ Hines John & Jas. farmers,Lodge frm Sturgeon John Bobert, news agent wright, hon. flee} Horlick James, watch repairer Taylor Charles, insurance agent