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LINCOLNSHIRE. Wlnthorpe DIRECTORY. J LINCOLNSHIRE. WlNTHORPE. 48.5 PtmLIC EsTABLISHMENTS:- children; average attendance, go; Miss Ada Jane Ross, Cemetery, Alfred Spencer, clerk to the burial board mistress County Police Station, William Dain, supt. & two constables Wesleyan (mixed), for 240 children; average attendance, Flre Brigade, George Ayre, superintendent 100; John Browton, master; Miss Harriett Morwood, Odd Fellows' Hall, Charles Whittaker, keeper infants' mistress PuBLIC OFFICERS :- CoNVEYANCE : Certifying Factory Surgeon & Medical Officer, Winterton FROM APPLEBY--G. Harrison & C. Skelton, wed. & fri. to District, Glanford Brigg Union & Medical Officer of meet the 10.10 a.m. train; daily, 6.25 p.m Health, Roxby-cum-Risby Urban Sanitary District, Roger To APPLEBY-G. Harrison & C. Skelton, daily, to meet the Portington Goodworth L.R.C.P.Edin 10.10. a.m. train Collector of Assessed Taxes, Robert Drinkall CARRIERS TO :- Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages for Winterton Sub- BARTON-Thomas Smith & Richard Hewitt, mon district, Glanford Brigg Union, George Morwood; deputy, BRIGG----George Harrison & Charles Skelton, mon. tues. John Browton thurs. & sat Relieving Officer, Winterton District, James Jude HULL-Thomas Smith, tues. & fri. ; & Richard Hewitt, Superintendent of Police, William Dain tues. & fri ScHooLS:- FERRIBY SLUICE-Thomas Smith & Richard Hewitt~ mon. ?iational (mixed) built in 1841, at a cost of £4oo, for 180 tues. wed. fri. & sat PRIVATB RESIDENTS. Dain William, superintendent of police Moore John, saddler !itken George Doughty William, blacksmith Morwood George, registrar of births, Beacock Mrs Drewry Thomas, coal dealer marriages & deaths, sub-district of Bennett The Misses Drinkall Robert, rate collector to the Winterton & agent to the Prudential Bray Matthew local board & of assessed taxes Assurance Company Limited Clarke Mrs. Winterton hall Fitchett John, tailor Nassau Joseph, corn merchant Clayton Rev.William[Prim. Methodist] Fletcber Thomas & John, agricultural Oddfellows' Hall (Chas.Whittaker, kpr) Crust Edward machine & implement manufacturers, Oldfield J oseph Ransom, cattle dealer & Da.wson Frederick M.B thrashing machine proprietors, mill- butcher & farmer Fowler Miss wrights, corn, seed drill & steam Palmer John Corden, printer Fowler Rev. Joseph Thomas F.S.A.,M.A power chaff cutter manufacturers, Percival "\\'illiam, Cross Keys commer- Goodworth Mrs Newport iron works; & millers (wind cial hotel & farmer Goodworth Roger Portington & steam), Winterham Road mills. Rhodes Thomas, clothier Harrison Robert Barnett See advertisement RobinsonGodfrey,grocer & miller(wind) Marris Miss Foster "\\'illiam, pork butcher Sawer John, hair dresser Norwood Josepb,Northlands house Fowler Walter, chimney sweeper Sawyer Henry, Butchers' Arms P.H.; Oldfield William Frow Charlotte (Miss), post mistress, good stabling, horses & traps for hire Popple Mrs. Gilby house Post office Sawyer John Thomas, farmer, Carrs Whitmore Rev. John W. [Wesleyan] Frow Emma (Miss), milliner Sawyer William, farmer Wilson Edward Synge T.A.K.C.L. [vicar Fryer & Co. wine merchants Scott John Charles, shopkeeper & surrogate], Vicarage Gilding Henry, cattle dealer Skelton Charles, carrier COMMERCIAL. Glasier William Frederick, auctioneer, Smith Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Ayre George, gasfitter & plumber valuer & general mer. Central house Smith Thomas, carrier Baker Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper Goodwin John William, farmer Spencer Alfred, law clerk & clerk to the Banks William Christopher, baker Goodwin "\\'alter A. farmer Winterton local & burial boards & to Barkworth Caleb, pork butcher Goodworth Roger Portington L.R.C.P. ·west Halton school board & sec. to Barnett Thos. H. watch ma. & jeweller Edin. physician & surgeon & medical the Liberal .Association & collector to Blyth Henry, rope & twine maker officer "\\'interton district, Glanford "\\"interton Gas Co. North street Booth Wm. Holgate, boot & shoe maker Brigg union & medical officer of health Spencer George, butcher Booth William, castrator Roxby-cum-Risby urban sanitary dis- Spilman John Rae, draper, silk mercer, Harder William, farmer trict & certifying factory surgeon & batter, hosier & haberdasher Brown Thomas, market gardener medical referee for Scottish & Pru- Stamp Wm. George commercial hotel BrowtonJohn,deputy registrar of births dential Insurance Companies Stub bins Samuel, china & glass dealer &deaths, Winterton sub-district,Glan- Goy & Cross, solicitors Stubbins Thomas, carpenter ford Brigg uni tn Goy William Billiard, solicitor & corn- Tate Thos. Godfrey, watch & clock ma Bray George, builder missioner for oaths & perpetual corn- Taylor Josepb, cattle dealer Bray Robert, farmer missioner, see Goy & Cross Taylor Robert, sack depot Brumby John, farmer Gunby Thomas, shoe maker Thompson Joseph, painter Brumby Septimus, farmer Hall James "\\'alsham, grocer Tock Thomas, farmer Brumby William, farmer Hall Richard, wheelwright Waddingbam John, farmer Bulleyment Richard, fellmonger Harrison Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper Waddingbam William, greengrocer Burton Joseph, plumber Harrison Frank, builder Waddington & Lacey, drapers & millnrs Bnrton Thomas, shoe maker Harrison George, carrier & omnibus Wade Mary Ann (Miss), milliner & Bust Joseph Sharp, engineer proprietor; horses & traps for hire dress maker, East street Cemetery (.Alfred Spencer, clerk to the Harrisou Robert Barnett, miller (wind Wade Joseph, millwright, agricultural burial board) & steam) & corn merchant & flour engineer & manufacturer of all kinds Chapman Edward, ironmonger dealer, Northland's mill & King street of agricultural machinery & imple- Chapman George, shopkeeper Hewson John, rope maker ment agent, East street ChapmanMary Hannah (Mrs.),milliner Hewitt Richard, carrier Walker Elizabeth (:\'Irs. ), greengrocer & dress maker Hill Edward, coal dealer Walker Mary Ann (Mrs.), provsn. mer Cheesman Daniel & Sons, tailors Hodlin William, tailor Walker Leadham, farmer Cheesman John, tailor Holmes George, farrier & registered vet- "\\'ells Charles, cowkeeper ClarkSarah(Mrs.), beerretailer&sbopkpr erinary practitioner Wells Emma (Mrs.), general registry Conservative Club(CalebBarkworth,sec) Horsley Thomas, cattle dealer office for servants, High street CQusillil Henry, shoe maker Hunt William, baker & grocer WellsJoseph,printer & stationer,Higb st Cousins Jane (Mrs.), straw hat maker Johnson George William & Co. drapers Willu! Mary (Miss), ladies' school Cross Charles, chemist & druggist Jude James, relieving officer "\\'interton "\\'illford Edwin, draper & grocer Cross Wm. solicitor, see Gly & Cross district, Glanford Brigg union Winterton Gas Co. (John Rae Spilman, Cnndall Thomas Pettinger, saddler & Key William, gasfitter chairman; Godfrey Robinson, sec) harness maker Langton John, farmer York City & County Banking Co. Limi- Curtis Thos. farm bailiff to Mrs. Popple Lawtey Thomas Robert, shoe maker ted (sub-branch) (Henry Thomas DawsonFredk. M.B. LOnd. physician & LeaningJoseph, higgler Bellerby, manager), open on wed. surgeon,& medical officer of health for Lumley George, builder only ; draw on Lloyds Barnetts & Winterton urban sanitary dist.Kiug st Major John, farmer Bosanquets Bank Limited, London WINTHORPE is a parish on the shore of the North is the pumping station for the supply of water to the town Sea, 5 miles east-by-north from Burgh, 6 north-east from of Skegness. The church of St. Mary is a building of Wainfleet, 2 north from Skegness terminal station of a freestone, in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, con­ branch of the East Lincolnshire line of the Great Northern sisting of chancel, nave of five bays, with embattled cleres­ railway, and 12 east from Spilsby, in the South Lindsey 1 tory, aisles, south porch and an embattled western tower, division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of with pinnacles and central vane, containing 4 bells, three of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby petty sessional division, which are dated 1595, 1004, 16g5 : there is a chantry or union and county court district, rural deanery of Candle- chapel at the end of each aisle, formed by parclose screens Bhoe No. 2., and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. Here across the eastern bays ; one of these chantries was either .
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