37.] G R L: L all I TVXITENT. BEKESBOURNE. 69 Cyril M.D., B.Ch.Camb., M.B.C.S., Watkins Chas. dentist, Cartref, Whitmore rd V 1.3.0.1’. physcn. & surgn. (firm, Bannie an Trapnell), 1-Webb Jsph. Wm. watch &: clock repr. 79 Elmers End rd , _ cgye-3’; Cope rd. TN 1228 'rWebb Beginald, printer, 5: Parish lane ; Trunayne (Miss E. K. Grater, proprss.), ladies’ out- Welch Jas. Reader, solctr. & commissioner for oaths, 52 v- fitter,’ 517 Groydon rd. TN 0472 King’s Hall rd. TN Sydenham o282 Trondall Herbt. blacksmith, 37 35 39 Chancery la Wells Amy (Mrs.), confct-nr. 82, 83 gramophone dlr. 84. Trindall Wm. blacksmith. 558, High st. TN 0634 High st ‘Tripp By. Jan. carpntr. 257 Bavenscroft rd West Beckenham Conservative Club (Geo. Dann, sec.), ' Elia. M. (Miss) A.L.G.M. teacher of music, 97 181 Beckenham rd.TN c256 E1mers'End rd 1 -I-West Jas. boot repr. I8, Marlow rd Trust Houses Ltd. Greyhound P.H. 49 High st. TN Westcott Naomi 8: Lydia (Misses), statnrs. & post oflice, c641 . 89 Avenue rd ‘Puckett Helm (Miss), draper, 196 Kent House rd Westerman’s Garage, garage owners, Croydon rd. TN Tulsa Hill Hockey Club (W. F. Marshall, hon. sec.), 0421 - King’sHAli rd Westerman Ernest J . confctnr. 170 4'5 r7oa, Croydon rd. Tupling Leslie Parker L.I).S.B.C.S.Eng. dentist (firm, TN o8rr McMahon, Hammell &‘. Tupling), r Southend rd. TN *Westgarth Geo. J as. french polisher, I32 Venner rd Tdradgr E Co. oilmen, an Beckenham rd. (TN 06x7) & Wlerfimuastezr I‘t'td'(T(,1:.mn°_h)) gay‘ €163“ Em%1t’ ironmngrs. 50 High st. TN o6o7 P ti: ’ 05 db Si E1‘ “D4 d (:gn°,)h 3 Turner Florence V. (Mrs.), music dlr. 11 Victoria bldgs. 033% 6;, If:t"hb°:,.‘.r 1'-Jondlgsrfsz 8: ( ‘ I 2) ’ ea Beckenham rd ’ ~ ’ ' +Tyler Minna Bertha (Mrs), draper, 4o Parish 13 1*Weston Charles, Park tavern, I Station road Tyne Main Coal Co. Ltd. Bailway station, Southend rd. ‘|'WeSt0I! Douglas J. H. grocer, 25 Station rd It ' Station approach, Penge East station *Whapham Owen T. statnr. & post office, I Newlands Tyrell Fredk. plumber, :22 Ravenscroit rd pk. T N Sydenham 0384 United Dairies (London) Ltd. 9: Avenue rd.; 28 Becken- White Ernest. dairyman, 32 Ancaster rd ham rd. (TN 0815); 168 Croydon rd.; 8: Elmers End Whitelaw Jane 1. (Miss), milliner, 17 St. George's rd rd_; :5 at 65 High st. (TN 0237); +23 Station rd. 8: Wicks Edwd. decrtr. 61 Croydon rd. Elmers end Wickham rd. TN 1269 Williams Geo. A. confctnr. 56 Beckenham rd Vaile Bros. motor car agts. Croydon rd. Elmers end Williams Madge (M155). tfibcci-15'?‘ 225 Beckefiham Yd (TN oa63) 5 haulage conttctr5_ High 51-, 1-Wilson Alex. 5: Sons, greengms. 5 Station rd Valeting Service (The) (J. M. Blair), dyers &; cleaners, Wilson Hy. R. boot repr. 8 Fairfield rd :7 Albemarle rd,(TN 2727) at n Cedar-5 pa;-, TN 0925 Windsor Geo. butcher, 33 High st. TN 1210 Veness Fredk. mngr. Londonht Kent Estates Ltd. ét sub- Willkup EV9l."11 (MT5-)s C°Tl5°tm’- 119 High 55 postmaster, I Wickham way, Park Langley W°°d Ge“ ‘=”'9e“S'1‘°- 8 01131105?!‘ 13 Vera Frances Ltd.ladies’ ontfitters,r1oHigh st. TN 1849 Wood -Tn. Rider. estate agt. see Jollye &: Wood Verity Anne (Miss), milliner, 4 Empire par-_ Beckenham Wood Wm. C. H. grocer, 505 Croydon rd. TN ogog rd. TN c431 Woodhams Norah (Mis: , school, 5 St. Georges rd. TN Victoria Wine Co. Ltd. wine in spirit mers. 3 Rectory rd. , 2544 TN e186 5 Woolcombe Rt. T. fishmngr. 140 Croydon rd. T N ego; *Vince Chas. solctr. 178 Venner rd Worsiold Ebenzr. B. house decrtr. 12 Eden rd Waghorn an Lade, nurserymen, 2r Bromley rd , * Wotherspoon Jn.'M.D.Glas., Ch.B., D.P.H.Lond. physcn. Walford & Sons, french polishers, I62 Blandiord rd ; & surgn. 2 The Knoll. TN 1123 Walker Hy. Wm. boot repr. 2 Eden par, Elmers end | Wright Hy. butcher, 261 Beckenham rd. TN S_vden- +Walker Jsph. tailor, 69 Elmers End rd l ham o78o Wall’s Ice Cream Service Depot, ice cream vendors, 86 +W_vatt Arth. Edwd. grocer, 13 Station rd &5 88 Avenue rd 1 Wykes Wltr. Chas. outfitter, 111 High st +Wa1l Edwd. boot mkr. 28 Stati ~rd I -1-York Harriett (Mrs.), dressma. 2 Whateley rd Wallis Fredk. Wm. butcher, see 17 iels it Wallis l 1-Young Frank, boot repr. 51 Tennyson rd Walters Frank Jsph. tailor, 142 Elmers End rd Young Jn. Fredk. dentist, 96 Croydon rd. TN 1560 Warrilow Harriett (Mrs.), nurse, 2 Mackenzie rd I Young Jn. Leslie L.D.S.R.C.S. dental surgn. 96 Croydon +Warw1cker Herbt. grocer, 7 Thesiger rd rd. TN 1560 BHKESBOUBNE (or Beakeabourne) is a small register dates from the year 1558. The living is a parish on the Little Stout, with a station on the vicarage, net income £317, with residence, in the gift Southern railway, 3 miles east-south-east trom Canter- oi the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held since 1928 bury and 59 from London by road and 64} by railway, by the Rev. Alfred Arno: Fletcher Lamplugh M.A. of 11! the Canterbury division of the county, lathe of St. St. John’s College, Cambridge. In this parish is the hundred and union of Bridge, petty sessional Sanatorium of the Bridge Rural District Council. The division and county court district o! Canterbury, rural Old Palace, an ancient house, was formerly a country deanery of East Bridge and archdeaconry and diocese residence of the Archbishops of Canterbury. The of Canterbury; it is also partly in the city and county Ecclesiastical Commissioners and the Marquis Conyng- of the city of Canterbury. This parish is a member of ham are the principal landowners. The soil is Cinque port of Hastings and was forxnerly a gravel and chalk; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are The church of St. Peter is in the Norman, wheat, barley, oats and hops. The area is 1,091 acres; . English and" later styles, and has a tower con- the population in 192: was 332 in the civil and 342 the ‘lining 5 balls, the gift of Miss Gi pa: in the church ecclesiastical parish. are memorials to the families of P, or, Hales, Fagge, Eden and Ggrflngr and various memo,-in} windows: the Post & Telephone Call Ofllce (telegrams are despatched i:.hnr-eh was restored 113' 1333.3, gnd has 150 but not delivered). Letters through Canterbury. ‘h°t:?P9a?imo";:r?:'l:L°¥efihi:’::z‘aie:t 83:’ The nearest M. O. at: T. office 15 at Bridge the cost was defrayed by public subscription. The Railway Station (S.R) 4 Baker Ernest Wm. farmer, Parsonage Gray Bd. poultry farmer . (pm. -1- N75 we general list 0! Private f °Holman Wm. farmer,Howletts farm. - Biro ett Jn. farm bailifi to the TN Bridge 28X . ._ _Re;]d€nts 3‘ end of book’) trustees _ of the late Marquis Hordern I. E. (Miss) J.P. farmer, Elliot Capt. Lionel Noyes, The Old Conyngham. TN Bridge 44 Cobham court Palace Bridge Rural District Council- Sana— Jarvis Hy. farm bailiff to H. M , Home C. Sondes house toriu!&”‘(Leonard Jas. Williams, Baker esq Hordernllbas . clerk ;\; Arth. Thos Wilson M.B., Kent Aircraft Services, Bekesbourne 4 i ' B.Ch., B.A..O.Dub. medical ofiicer; aerodrome Miss A. M. Souter, matron). TN Measday William, Prince of WalesP.H Bridge 13 Mnnns William, shopkeeper - Carpenter Jas. Edwd. shopkpr NBWPOW _ J3S« 0317191‘ & 9031 me‘- . elf’ thus 9-tum r5o acres or over. Fart-hing Julia. (Mrs.), The Unicorn T N Bridge 59 Alida fruit. 'growet_ EH ~ ' KENT 5+ 88 BIRCHING-TON. woodford House school (Erle- Woods’ Library bach as Hodges), Woodford house, Station road the Swanley Junction and Maidstone section of the Southern railway, 2 south-west from Snodland station on the North Kent line, 8 south-west from Bochester and 7 north-west from Maidstone, in the Sevenoaks division of the county, Aylesford lathe, Larkfield hun- dred, petty sessional division and union of Malling, county court district of Maidstone, rural deanery of Malling, archdeaconry of Tonbridge and diocese of Rochester. Birling is watered by a small stream rising near Birling Place, and flowing into the Medway. The church of All Saints is a building of Kentish rag, principally Perpendicular in style, and has a tower containing a clock and 8 bells, and several stained windows, as well as memorials of the Nevill family: the church affords upwards of 400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £363, including residence, in the gift of the Marquess of Abergavenny, and held since 1927 by the Rev. Clifford Haworth Daniel M.A. of Trinity Col- lege, Cambridge. Christ Church, LOWER BIRLING, was formed into a separate ecclesiastical parish in KENT. statnr. Station rd. TN 208 BIBCEOLT, see Brabourne. BIRLING is a parish and village, at the foot of the chalk hills, 2 miles north-east from Malling station on (E. A. Brownlow), Wraight E. (Mrs.),frciitr. TN — 2:7 January, 1911. The church, erected in 18 , is in the Early English style, and has 280 sittings. _ ,7 siterlnd burial ground were given by Rev. Cs.n’o!i‘0oals'o'n‘H'.1.‘ of Guildford. The living is a vicarage, not yearly value £3643, with residence, in the gift of trustees, and held, since 1927 ;by the Rev. Harol James Howden MA.‘ of Clare College, Cambridge. The exors. of Percy Llewelyn Nevill esq. who are lords of the manor, and the Marquess of Abergavenny are the principal landowners. The soil is various, sand, clay and gravel; subsoil, stone and gravel. The area is 1,917 acres of land, a large proportion of which is devoted to the cultivation of fruit and hops. The area of the civil parish is 1,797 acres of land and 3 of water; the population in 1921 was 922 in the civil and 4.05 in the ecclesiastical parish. HAM HILL is in the parish, I mile east from the’ parish church. _ Post, T. on T. E. D. Office. Letters through West Malling, the nearest M. 0. ofiice Motor omnibnses run between Chatham & Malling Carrier.—Wm. H. Pay, to Maidstons, daily except wed (Names marked thus * Postal address, *Bristow Ernest, shopkpr. Ham Hill ‘Lee Allan, farmer, Ham Hill Snodland, Kent.) PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Barrett A Blumeufeld Ralph David, Birling Ashes Daniel Rev. Clifford Haworth M.A. ‘Gates Victor G. farmer, Myrtle cott. (vicar of All Saints’), The Vicaragel *Ho\vden Rev. Harold James M.A. *Gat«eS Walter. farmer (vicar of Vicarage Judge George Morris Nevill Misses, Birling house Padget Mrs. Birling Place Roberts Miss, Park view Christ Church), ‘Brooker Arth. smallholder Masters Matthew, thatcher lcooper Alfd. Wm. fruit preserver *May_hewFredk.Bt.fishmngr.Ham Hill iCraw{ord Walter, frmr. Birling Pl.fm Millen Albt. E Ashbee Thos. W. iFuller Sidney,Freemasons’ Arms P.H. farmers, Lo farm Ham Hill *Millen Harold W. farmer, Sandhole farm, Ham Hill Norman Allan, builder Peters Sydney, grocer, Post oflice Ham Hill Thep*Goddard Claude Howard, poultry Babjohn Arth. gardener to the exors. j farmer, The Firs, Ham Hill of P. L. Nevill esq. J.P j*Haisman Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Ham *Smith. Agnes (Miss), dressma. Ham ‘ Hill Hill *Kechner Jas. shopkpr Ham Hill mkrs. Ham *Willi:uns E,Eastwood vi1la,Ham Hill connnncrsn. Knell Chas. farmer *Langridge Ernest, grocer, Ham Hill [Honey Fredk. Geo. farmer, The Bank ‘Southern Silica Co. (The), brick Hill Wickens Alfd. Amos, Bull inn Wickham Walter, blacksmith Marked thus ° farm 150 acres or over. JLangridge Fredk.farmr.Stangate frm *Young Herbt. A. grocer, Ham Hill Adams John, farmer, Westbury lodge BISHOPSBOURNE is a parish on a feeder of the Stour, on the entrance of the Bar-ham Downs, and about half a mile from the Dover road, with a station on the Elham Valley line of the Southern railway, and 23‘; *Langi-idge Wm. farmer, Ham Hill I burials from 1571. The living is a rectory, net yearly‘ value £505, with residence, in the gift of the Arch- ; bishop of Canterbury. and held since 1923 by the Rev. 1' Walter Henry Trelawny Ashton-Gwatkin M.A. of King’s miles south from Bekesbourne station on the Chatham College, Cambridge; it was formerly united to Barham, and Dover section of that railway, and 4 miles south-east from Canterbury. in the Canterbury division of the county. lathe of St. Augustine, Kinghamford hundred,. petty sessional division of Wingham, union of Bridge, county court district of Canterbury, rural deanery of East Bridge, and archdeaconry and diocese of Canter-I bury. The Nailbourne, a feeder of the Stour, which, runs through the parish. rising in the hills above? Folkestone. is an intermittent stream, flowing for a; few months periodically about every five to seven years, 3 but from 1910 it has been flowing regularly. The‘ church of St. Mary is of flint, in the Early Englishx and later styles, and has a tower containing 4 bells: there is some stained glass, and in the chancel a; mural monument with bust, erected in 1632 by Sir W. ; Cooper kt. to Richard Hooker M.A. (commonly known‘ as "the learned and judicious Hooker ”), author of, the celebrated "Ecclesiastical Polity," and some time i fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford; he was‘ rector of Bishopsbourne from 1595 till his death, Nov. 2nd, 1600: in 1890 a memorial window to Hooker was? erected, and a lych gate was erected to his memory’ in 1911: the church was repaired and re-seated'in 1872, at a cost of £1,600: there are 215 sittings. The register of baptisms and marriages dates from 1558; ; 1 but was separated from it in 1846 by Order in Council. In the rectory garden there is a remarkable yew hedge, said by some to have been planted by Hooker. There , is a village hall, erected in 1924, seating 180 persons; it has a porch, erected in 1926, with a memorial panel added in 1928, in memory of the writer, Joseph Conrad, who resided and died here. Bourne Park is the seat and property of Major Sir John Theodore Prestige, who is lord" of the manor. Charlton Place, the residence of Mrs. Tattersall, is half a mile south—east, and con- tains a. very fine saloon which was built for George IV. Major Sir John Theodore Prestige, the Marquess Conyngham and the exors. of Major J. C. de V. Tattersall are the principal landowners. In Gorsley Wood are three tumuli, opened in Feb. 1882, and found to contain stone chests, holding human remains. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and hops. The area is 2,018 acres of land and 5 of water; the population in 1921 was 304. . Post 8: Telephone Call Office (telegrams are dispatched but not delivered). Letters through Canterbury. The nearest M. O. or T. ofiice is at Bridge Clerk to the Parish Council, H. E. Cromwell Wood, 31 St. George’s place, Canterbury \ Railway Station (S. B.) Marked thus * receive their letters *Bradford Maj. William Hamilton, Tron hton Lt.-Col. Lionel H. W., through Upper Hardres. Bursted manor Marked thus T receive their letters *CT°W9 c3Pt- 13- 1-19W911."n: J11niP91' through Kingston. 3011311 PRIVATE RESIDENTS. (For T .\"s see general list of Private Residents at end of book.) Ashton—Gwatkin Rev. Walter Henry Trelawny M.A. (rector), Rectory *Asshet3n Nicholas Badclyfie, White- beams B. és L. The Paddock Gibbs Miss, Melbourne house Haycraft H. C. Forge cottage 1-Lucas Cecil, Pheasants hall Bourne park Tattersall Mrs. Charlton Place de Chameroy Gaston Barthelemy Marked than M. . Court lodge OOIJIZEBCSIAL. ‘°fa1-m rsoacres or over. °Adams Julius John 8 Son, farmers, Langham Park farm Amos Jn. gardener to Mrs. Tattersall Prestigg Maj. John Theodore, 1'°Dockeray Rd. farmer, Gold Har- bour farm ; iI‘;"v-‘-;“‘lrlliQ‘l~' .1914-18. Wesleyan chapel, built in 1894. is of co KENT. window to the Rev. Tstton Brock- reetor. and two marble monuments with ;”gga;hmily: the church was thoroughly __..at a cost of £260, and affords no A regrets‘ ‘ r dates from the year 1'38. The ' :?'.i<:arcge with the rectories of Snax-Dgate and I mnnexed, joint net yearly value £4.45, with resi- “ ' t_ of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and $551939 hythe Rev. Horace Hammond M.A. of ' C I _ Oxford. The principal landowners are '°Ashby Jn. 85 Son, (postal address, Romney). T N Brookland 17 Burden Charles. blacksmith ' BRIDGE. 99 Alfred Hickman esq. and John Ashby esq. The soil is stifi loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are turnip seed, wheat, beans and peas. The area is 1,808 acres of land and 11 of water; the population in 1921 was 255. Post, M. 0., T. 8: '1‘. E. D. Ofiice. Letters through Ash- ford, Kent Carrier to Ashford.—G. Smith,tues. returning same day Carrier, passing through & returning same day, G-. Smith, man. 3: fri farmers, Dean ct. Moore David Ernest, butcher. T N Brooliland, New Brooklsnd 24Y3 ibloore Wltr. coal mer ;Paine John, Fleur-de-lis hotel 7°‘“?"3-‘P°Pl“' ha“ (P°s"‘] Burgess Wm. shepherd to A. Hick- ‘Paine Jn. 1'un- farmer. New ho Brno V 1 New Romney) NJ‘ ("calm Elgdahbst? grazier, Rattan Albt. farm bailiff to T. W. White ho ; Paine esq. Great Field farm Everritt Chas. F. W. mot-or engnr ‘Reeves Arth. Frank, shopkpr Greensrnith Jsph. market gardener Smith Chas. David, carrier. T N Mayhew Archbld. Jn. grocer Brookland 28 M51‘ .t-h“3.°‘3'm‘5° “'95 M We" Maylam Edwd. farmer, The Bush. Smith Edward, grazier, Bean villa "Ame's?B_l£iL bldr T N Brookland T N Brookland 22 7147’ ‘i ' » BRIDGE is I, parish and head of a union, giving its ‘ aims are rural deanery; it derives its name from its siiuaiiolrin a valley on the Roman and modern road to ~ Dover; atia bridge over a feeder of the Stour, with a‘ the Canterbury and Folkestone line of tbel Sbhthufi‘ way, and is 1} miles south from Bekeswfi sfitxon on the same system, and 3 south-east: in the Canterbury division of the oounty,'lathe of St. Augustine. hundred of Bridge and Petham. petty sessions] division of St. Augustine’s, Canterbury, county court district of Canterbury, rural deauery of East Bridge and arcbdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury. The village is lighted with gas by a local limited company. The church of St. Peter is of flint, in the Norman style, with some additions of the Early English period, and has a tower with spire, con- taining 13 clock and 4 bells: the windows are stained: within 8 recess is a recumbent effigy of a man in robes. in low relief: the church was repaired and partly rebuilt about 1860, and afiords 35o’sittings, So being free. The register dates from the year 1565. The living is a Vicarage, annexed to the Vicarage of Patrixbourne, joint net yearly value £330, with 38 acres of glebe and resi- dence, in the gift of the Marquess Conyngham, and held Imoev 1897 by the Rev. Hubert Knight MA. of Christ’s 0olloge,“Cun ' , who resides at Patrixbourne. A war memorial was erected in 1920 by public subscrip- tion in the north-east of the churchyard, to the memory of 13 men of the parish who fell in the Great War, _ iron and wood, and seats 150 persons. The principal landowners are the Marquess Conyngham, _.who is lord of the manor, Earl Sondes and Major Sir | -John Theodore Prestige. The soil is chalky; subsoil. I _t:hIlk. The chief crops are wheat-, barley, oats and! hops. -The area is 1,171 acres; the population in 1921 1 1% as '1'. E. D. Voflice. Letters throughj :Whee]er Annie (Mrs.), statnr. «St sub- » postmistress. T N Brookland 21 Bridge Fire Brigade; engine house, Plough 85 Harrow .H Clerk to the Parish Council, H. E. Cromwell Wood, 31 St. George’s place, Canterbury BRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. The parishes in the District are Adisham. Barham, Bekesbourne. Bishopsbourne, Bridge, Chartham, Ford- wich, Harbledovrn, Ickham. Kingston. Littlebourne., Lower Hardres, Milton, Nackington, Patrixbourne, Petham, St. Nicholas Hospital. St-odmarsh. Thaning- ton Without, Upper Hardres. Waltham, Wickham- breaux & Womenswold Council meets at the Board room, Bridge, the third thursday in each month at II o’clock. Chairman, Spencer William Mount. Patrixbourne Ofiicials. Clerk, Lionel James Williams, Bridge Treasurer, Richard Henry Newman, Lloyds Bank Ltd. Canterbury Medical Officer of Health, James John Day O.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.. D.P.H. 52 Whitstablc road, Canterbury Building Surveyor, Herbert Keswick Blundell, Bridge 'Highway Surveyor, B. G. Chittenden, Bridge Sanitary Inspector, Herbert Keswick Blundell, Bridge BRIDGE REGISTRATION DISTRICT. Superintendent Registrar. Lionel James Williams, Bridge; deputy, Herbert Keswicl-2 Blundell, Bridge Registrar of Births 8; Deaths, Bridge district, William Hutchings Wass, Bridge; deputy, Percy Wm. Honney Registrar of Marriages, Percy William Honney, Bridge; deputy, W. J. Martin, Chartham Carriers to Canterbury pass through daily Conveyance.——'I‘here is a frequent service of motor omnibuses, which run through from Canterbury to Dover S5 Follsestone Railway Station (S. R) Blundell Herbt. Keswick, building§Lines Cecil Geo. fishmngr. T N 53 surveyor & sanitary inspector tolhlaslin Bros. riding school. T N 32 ..v=~m,n.;c8e ' ‘ o onse 1. Henry‘ Miles D.S.0. the Rural District Council at depu supt. registrar ‘ Bridge as. Coke dc Coal Co. Limited Castle Arthur James. baker C'hurchyard‘Henry, boot & shoe dealr Dean Andrew Frank,Whi~te HorseP.B Decent Walter, grocer Deverson Wltr. farrner,Gr-eat Pitt fm Dow-n~Prank, cycle dealer Edwards Bertram Willie, butcher. TN 21 Fairbrass Charles, shopkeeper Fenn John, plumber File Norman, farmer, Little Pett frn. Ford Geo. F. Plough &. Harrow P.H Gilbert Sidney, blacksmith Hawkins Mary E. (Mrs.), draper Hozben Frederick John, ssddler Holland Chas. contrctr. Mill ho Eonney Percy Wm. deputy registrar . of births to deaths § registrar of marriages for Bridge district ‘, Johnson Harriett rs.), shopkpr 4 Jones Albert Ed d, brick maker Nelson Thomas, laundry Phillpott Frederick W. builder, decorator 8: sanitary engineer; general repairs Price Henry George, grocer. TN 23 Prickett Geo. beer retlr Reading Room (Mrs. Cowell, caretkr) Richards Phillip, grocer Rogers Archibald William, motor, general & agricultural engineer, a petrol filling station Sidders Wm. Chas. plumber, Vine cotts Sueller Aubrey James, motor garage. T N 12 Stockwell Victor G., M.P.S. chemist. T N égo _ Stone rge, daxryman Sutton Jane (h{rs.),Woodman’s Arms P.H. Pett Bottom (letters through Lower Hardres, Canterbury) Taylor By. E Son, coal mers Tutt Eliz. (Miss), dressma arm 41- { I ‘>0/‘E va<«‘rwaw,h<"sr¢Au«tv&aw.wJai~1o«ua9asl'fl?alr$I5k9irhIr.%A' " ' _‘ 100 BRIDGE. the guardians, relieving & vaccina- tion oflicer &: registrar of births & deaths for Bridge district, Fairview West Charles, butcher. TN 20 registrar. KENT. Wass William Hutchings, collector to Williams Lionel Jas. clerk to the Wilson Arth. Thos; 3293-: Bridge sub-committee of The Kent Local Pension Committee & Old Age Pensions Committee 8: Bridge Rural District Council an supt. T N 27 B.A.0.Dub.‘ medical ofieer.Brid;€- union 8: medical tofioer» of "Bakes-j bourne Sanatorium. T N 7~—.. . BRID GEN, see Bexley. BROADSTAIBS with 8'1‘. PETEBJS. BBOADSTAIRS. anciently called “Bradstow.” is a I pleasant little town and watering place, with a station It on the South Eastern section of the Southern railway. : 24} miles north from Bamsgate, 77 from London and 3} south-east from Margate, situated on the eastern coast of the Isle of Thanet. in the rural deanery of Thanet and archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury; it was from 1879 under a Local Board, but is now governed under the Local Government Act, 1894 (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), by a District Council of twelve members. In pursuance of an Order of the County Council, made in 1894, the name of the Urban District was altered to Broadstairs and St. Peter’s, and now comprises four wards——Central. Pierremont, Kingsgate and St. Peter’s. The modern extension of the town of Broadstairs has a fine promenade on the summit of low cliffs, but in the older part the streets are narrow and tortuous. Both Broadstairs and St. Peter’s are lighted with gas and by electricity by a company. Water is supplied by the Urban District Council; the works were originally erected in 1859, and extended in 1876, 1903 and 1907; in 1925 the pumping and storage plant. was reorganised and a systeni. of water softening introduced; the water is obtained from adits in the chalk extending about 1; miles inland. The ecclesiastical parish was formed out of St. Peters on Sept. 27, x850. The parish church of the Holy Trinity is an enlargement of a small church originally built in 1529: it is of flint stone in the Romanesque style. consisting of an unusually wide nave with aisles: there are 818 sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the year 1850. The living was declared a rectory Dec. 6. I867. net yearly value £4.40, with residence, built in 1870, in the gift of the vicar of St. Peter’s, and held since r909 by the Rev. Lewis Launing Edwards MA. of 'l'rinity College, Dublin, and rural dean. The Roman Catholic church, St. Peter’s OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, Brpadstairs Branch Post. ‘_\I. 0.. T. 8: T. E. D. Office, bt. Peter’s road. Telegraph office open on sundays from 9 to 10.30 am Town Sub-Post. M. O. 8: Telephone Call Ofiice, York street. Telegrams are dispatched but not delivered URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Offices, Pierremont hall. Broadstairs. Days of meeting, rs: monday 111 the month at 7 p.m. Members. Cliairinan, W. HL‘lIlStiaCl. Deputy Chairman, F. Foster. Central Ward. Harry Bing E. K. Minter W. V. Holden I Pierremont Ward. W. Hemstead l S. H. J. Russell .\l._l B. J. Pearson I Kingsgate Ward. Edwin Scoby Oak—Rhind l.t.~Col. S. P. Layl;orn A. J. Tanton St Peter’s Ward. Jsph. Augustine Forde J.P Thomas Alfd. Pemble J.P Fred Foster Ofiicials. Clerk, E. F. Owen Accountant, S. _-L Gifiord Treasurer, Henry Ernest Wyatt,Lloyds Bank.42 High st Medical Oflicer of Health, Alexander Minter Watts M.D., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.Irel Surveyor «'5 Waterworks Engineer, Howard Hurd Sanitary Inspector, John Dain Collectors of Rates, William H. White, District No. I; G. T. Hook, District No. 2 _._ J PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. ' Broadstairs &: St. Peter's Urban District Council Fire Brigade Station, St. Peter's road ,_ Park road, is dedicated to Our Lady Star of the Sea. Christ Church, Free Church of England, is in Osborne road. The Baptist chapel, in High street, founded in 1790, was restored in 1909, and seats 250 persons. The Baptist chapel, in Queen’s road, built in 1908' at a cost of £2,000, is an edifice of brick with stone dressings, in the Gothic style, from designs by Mr. E. E. Moody, architect: it includes a. clock tower, and will seat about 450 persons: the old chapel alongside, built in 1897, is now used as a Sunday school. There is also 3 Congra- gational chapel, erected Ill 1876, with 350 sittings; a Wesleyan Methodist chapel and a preaching room be- longing to the Brethren. Bleak House, standing in a prominent position on the clifi, is stated to be associated with the novel, “Bleak House,” of Charles Dickens. There is a bathing establishment and libraries, as well as marine villas and manyyboarding houses, and several good hotels, including the Grand and the Royal Albion. The Public Library, in the Broadway, comprises read- ing room and lending department, and contains about 6,000 volumes. York gate, an ancient arch of flint- ‘ work, once forming part of the defences oi the place, was built by George Cullrner about 1540, and repaired in 1795 by Sir John Henniker bart.; the porrtculhs and gates have disappeared; near it are the remains of a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Bradstoyr and once containing an image held in great veneration by mariners, who were wont to salute it in passing by lowering their sails. The area of the Urban District, which includes the parish of St. Peter Extra. is 3,303 acres; the population in 1921 was 15,471. The popu- lation of the Urban District wards in 1921 was—Central, 4.565; Kingsgate, 2,878; Pierremont, 483.3,. and 55- Peter’s, 3,700. The population of Holy Trinity eccle- siastical parish in 192: was 8,419. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c. County Police Station, Gladstone road Pier Otfice, John Thomas Bones, harbour master Public Library, Sidney Boucher, 1ibrarian,The Broadwy Shipwrecked Fishermen 8: Mariners’ Royal Benevolent Society; Hon. Representatives :— Commander G. W. Cornish R.N. Garth Councillor H. E. Bing, York lodge Mrs Oak-Rhind, The Thatched ho. North Foreland See Advt. Index PUBLIC OFFICERS. Clerk to Broadstairs Sub-Committee of Kent Local Pension Committee, E. F. Owen, Pierremont ball Assessor 8: Collector of King’s Taxes for St. Peter’s Extra 8: Intra, F. G. Gilham, Ivydene, Albion road, St. Peter’s Medical Ofiicer at Public Vacci.uator,Bi-oadstairs District, Thanet Union, Ronald Morton Liddell M.B., Ch.B., L.R.C.P. 8: S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. Wilverley, St. Peter’s road . Registrar of Births St Deaths & Relieving It Vaccination Oflicer for Broadstairs Sub-District», Thanet Union, Richard Ernest Catt, Hilldene, King Edward avenue PLACES OF WORSHIP. St. Peter's Church, St. Peters, Rev. K Smith M.A. vicar , V St. ;\ndrew’s, Beading Street, served from St. Peter’s Holy Trinity, Rev. Lewis Lanning Edwards ILA. rector, at rural dean; Rev. Hugh Carlo B Boden M.A., L.B.A.M. curate . Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea, St. Peter’s Park road, Rev. Martin De Vidts O.S.B Baptist, High street _ Baptist, Queen’s road, Bev. E. E. Peske Baptist, Reading Street ~ Baptist, St. Peter's Congregational, Broadstairs th Percival Free Church of England (Christ Church), Osborne road,_ Broadstairs, Rev. Robert Henry Makepeaee Wye Robert, house &»insu1-anooageutl I 484 PADDOCK WOOD. Adams Jn. farmer &: hop grower. Maidstone rd Arnold William «E Sons Ltd. millers, Railway station. T N 5 Ashdowu Wm.whlwrght.Maidstone rd Backshall Fred W. beer retlr. Maid- stone rd Bailey & Cogger, solctrs Bailey Arclibld. Harry, Bailey & Cogger) Bullard Frank, farmer,Woodlands fm Ballard Wm. F. dairyman, Commer- cial rd Barsley Charles Wilcox, tailor, Com- mercial road Barton Arth.T.hairdrssr. Commercial rd Blow Morris, farmer, Little Rhoden. T N 33 Blunt Geo. butcher, Maidstone rd. T N 28 Bradford Wm. Gr. H., -.\I..~L., l\'I.B., B.C.Cantab. physcn. 83 surgn. Commercial rd. (attends moii. wed. 86 fri. 12 mid-day) Bridge Jas. farmer, Spring farm Bridges Wm. Smith, Station rd Burton Albt. farmer 5?. hop grower, Rhoden farm. TN 16 Burtwell Stanley A. shopkpr. 8?, sub- post oflice, Queen st Chapman Herbert, outfitter, Com- mercial road Cockerton Arth. H. shopkpr. Maid- stone rd’ Cosham Jn. sliopkpr. Maidstone rd Cosliam Jsph. baker, Church rd.‘ T N 63 Culver W. S.stationer.Commercial rd Duddy Robert, farmer, Mile oak Durrant Geo. beer retlr. Queen st Dyke Thos. grocer, Church rd Edwards A. J. (Mrs.), confctnr.Com— rnercial rd Else Thomas, corn factor, Commer- cinl road. T 3' r2 Featherstone Martin Wm. tobccnst. Commercial rd Fowle Stanley, Railway hotel. TN 7 Gidlorr Donald F.R.H.S. florist, Com- mercial rd. TN 47 Gilbert H, watch maker, Commer- cial road Goldsmith Frances (Mrs.), tobccnst. Station rd Gorst Elliot M. farmer 85 hop growr. Cats pl. TN 20 Gray John Thomas, grocer,Station rd Guthrie E. F. farmer 8: hop grower, ;\Iascall’s Pound farm. TN 43 Haflendeii Henry, Queen’s Head P.H. Queen street Halberson solct-r. (firm, Amy Parochial Hall (Rev. G. B. Charles, Perrin Albt. haulage contrctr. Com- KENT. tect, Maidstone road Hardcastle Wm. butcher, Church rd TN 18 Railway station. TN 7 Henderson Wm. Savile B.Sc., M.B.C.S.Eng., Maidstone rd. T N n Hobden Geo. greengro. Station rd stone rd Hunt Jn. farmer 85 hop grower, Brunswick ho. TN 2: Hunt Jn. Leslie, farmer 8r hop grower, Anglesea ho. Maidstone rd Jackson Wm. beer retlr. Bell inn Joy Albt. Edwd. boot repr. Com- mercial rd Joy Fras. Wm. beer retlr King Alfred, pianoforte tuner Knowles Alfd. shopkpr. Maidstone rd Lambert at Symes (E. H. Lambert F.S.I., F.A.I.), chartered surveyors 8: auctioneers, Commercial road. T N 25 Ledger Bros. fishmngrs. Maidstone rd Lewry Harold, tohccnst. Commercial rd Love W. P. & sons Ltd. agricul- tural implement makers, carriage builders &c.; carriage, cycle & motor works, Commercial road 8t Steam wagon works, Ledgers. Tele- grams, “Love, Paddock Wood;” TN 15 Merchant Alfd. farmer, Mile Oak Masonic Hall (Alfd. Jn. Harland, sec.), Maidstone rd Maylam T. as Co. millers, Maidstone road. T N 13 National Provincial Bank Ltd. (Mon- tague Grainger, uingr.), open daily io till 3 p.m.; sat. 9 till i2, Sta- tion rd. (T N 3); head office, 15 Bishopsgate, London E C 2 Norton Ernest Walt. bldr. rd. TN 46 Overy Ernest Isaac, farmer &7 hop grower, Mascall’sCourt frm. TN 31 Parker John, motor engineer 8: cycle agent, Maidstone road. T N 63 Station hon. treasurer) Pearson W. 8: Co. grocers, Maidstone rd. T N 78 Penman VVm. A. Warrington stud farm. TN 56 George John, grocer, mercial rd Maidstone road Pudmore John Herbert, farmer, Hall Herbt. farmer 82 hop grower, Lymons. T N 18 Brenchley Pullands farm. TN 53 PATRIXBOURNE (or Pa and rillav_fe. pleasantl Lesser Stour i-:iimin}_r quarters of a mile from the Ashford. half a mile south fro on the Faversham and railway, and is in the Ca St. Au Bri district of -Caiiterbury. rural cleaner} arclideaconry of St. Mary, 23 fine structure of the of flint with stone dressings, and spire containing :1 clocl; and 3 bells: stained windows and monuments to family: the church has 180 sittings. of the churchyard is a memorial, subscription, to who fell in the Great War, i914-i8. baptisms and burials dates from _\' situated in hea Dover section ‘ nterbury division of the gust-ine, hundred of Bridge and PRIVATE RESIDENTS. (For TN‘s see general list of Private Residents at end of book.) Knight Rev. Hubert M.A. (vicar) Vicarage Poole Elijah, boot lZ1'lCliSi.)Ol11‘I'l€) is a parish through the village, which is three- road from Canterbury to m the Bekesbournc station 3 miles south-east from Canterbury; it- dge, petty sessional division of Horne, coun and diocese of Canterb- Norman period, is has a tower with _ erected by public 511'. men connected w Hall Boland,cyole agt. Commercial rd Hampton James F., A.B.I.B.A. archi- Haymen W. Ltd. coal at coke mers. M.D., _ L.B.C.P. Lond. physcn. «Sr, surgn. Ayclifie, Hoddell Alfd. H. beer retlr. Maid- .[KisLLY’s Prall J. A. & Sons Ltd. fruit tree growers Premier (The) Electrical Co. electrcl. engnrs. Church rd. T N 66 Probert Jn. P. boot 8:: shoe repr. Com- mercial rd Pullen Jn. Wm. sec. Equitable Friendly Society, Maidstone rd Reeve Geo. S. & Sons Ltd. grocers, Commercial rd. TN 45 Sharp Henry Herbert, grocer _ Simmons Geo. farmer, Park farm. TN 14 Simmons Horace, grower. TN 5 Sinden Thomas, market gardener Slzelton Bros. hoop nias.Maidstone rd Skinner Frederick Richard, tailor, Commercial road Skinner Herbert John, farmer an hop grower, Beltring farm Smith W. H. 86 Sons, news agents, Railway station Springett Stanley, motor engnr. Maidstone rd. TN so Stanley Underwood Co. Ltd. (The), chestnut pale fencing mfrs. Swat- lings siding. T N 36 Summers Walter, dairyman, Mount Pleasant road Swan Daniel, farm bailifi to Kent Hop, Fruit an Stock Farms Ltd. Badswell Park farm Tickner Fredk. hoop mkr. Commer- cial rd Twydle Jack «in Co. motor engnrs. Commercial rd. TN 9 Waghorn A. (Mrs.), farmer &; hop grower, Maidstone road Waghorn Sydney, carrier, Commer- cial road Walker James Albt. Kent Arms P.H Ware Rt. baker, Church "rd Watkinson Wm. coal dlr Watson Alfd. Hy.picture frame mkr. Commercial rd _ Watson Minnie (-Mrs), frnitr. Com- mercial rd Webb Albt. 8: Co. S8dd1BI‘S9 C0111‘ mercial rd. TN 32 Wells Alfred, farm bailifi to J. H. Waghorn esq. High Lees Wells Wm dairyman, Maidstone rd Whitbread 86 Co. Ltd. hop &: fruit growers, Beltring. TN White Wm.John, tailor, Maidstone rd Wood Frederick, plumber Wood Thos. baker, Commercial rd Wright Albt. manure mer. Paddock Wood ho. TN 30 Yeomans Levy, photographer, Pear- son’s terrace _ Young Hat-old,b1cksmth.Ma1dstone rd farmer so hop ma. Maidstone _rd lthy country, the with 33 pores of of the Southern bridge, ham, who is lord ‘-‘°l1“l5.V» lathe 0‘ chief landowner, i Petham, union of 173’ 0031"? standing of East Bridge, .r_v. The church e,;q_ is a modern there are some the Conyngham At the east end hops and wheat. ith this parish The register of the year 1556; Bridge) marriages from i56o. that of Bridge annexed, joint net yearly value £330. George Talbot C.B. _ in a finely-timbered park of -230 acres- porticos and columns with carved capitals. loam: subsoil, chalk and gravel. The area is 1,559 acres; the popula- tion of the civil parish in 1921 was 232, and of the ecclesiastical parish (with Bridge), 949. Parish Clerk, John Foreman. Letters through Canterbury. ll. 0. & T. office .\Ione_v Mrs. The Field (letters thro’ Talbot Col. Hon. Milo George C.B. Young Wm. B. baker, Commercial rd The living is 9. vicarage. with glebe and residence, in the gift of the Marquess Conyngham, and held since 1897 ll)’ W5 Rev. Hubert Knight M.A. of Christ’: College, Gam- Bifrons, the property of the Mfirque-55 C°nYng' of the manor, lay impropriatol‘ 8_nd s now occupied by Col._ Hon. Milo : it is a handsome mansion of stone. Highland Court, the seat of Walter Kennedy Wigham mansion of Portland stone, having The soil is The chief crops are Bridge is the nearest Bifrons /‘ Mount Henry Herbt. Patrixbourne lo Wigham Walter Kennedy, Highland , ‘.\Iount Spencer William, Hode farm Ronald Mrs. Bifrons cottage court / 365’. oIRi_«:c'roRY.] KENT. EAST PI-§C‘KHA.\I. 485 COMMERCIAL. '.\lcKen7.ie Angus, head gardener to 3.\Iouut Spencer Wm. farmer, Hode Marked thus ° farm :50 acres or over.‘ Col. Hon. M. G. Talbot C.B farm. T X Bridge 2: °G0ldup Albt. Wm. farmer, Highlandllliller Wm. farmer, Renville (letters Poland John. head gamekeeper to Court farm direct from Canterbury) the Marquess Conyngham EAST PECKHAM is a large str-a{_r«_rlin~__r village and - \-~.;g;-;- \‘-H; 3([(]m1_ In parish1,_2§ I1I;llE.1§l1lDSI‘lZvl1tf111'0l1l Padldock Wood stlation on the :2; r-lymvhygxi-‘i to 4~ ,. mam‘ "*9 0 _t 9 011 eff! 1'31 W837, 2 I10!'t -West fI‘0m Gr--at Wzir. _ lhe rogrister dates from the year Yaldmg station on the St-rood and Paddock Wood 15:. The ll‘\'ll ' " a yicamfi net _VC.’i1‘l\'\'z\l‘nlr £416. section of the same railway, 5 north-east from T011‘_ \\!!ll re~id«-12ml. in the gin of ill? rir-ar of East Peck- bridge, 8_wesI;-‘south-west from Maidstone and 33 from 3 ham, and held since 192;, by {he Rm-_ R-.rx-mgnd L;'Oma=_ London: it IS 111 the Sevenoaks division of the county, All:UI.~uI:. 'l‘lic-re are Wesleyan and 13;i1»;i;t r,-hapelg, lathe of Aylesford, Twyford and Littlefield hundreds. Rn_\'Ll"Il: Hull is rlw 1‘esirl:'1x('v_- of R_ ,\I. (fool; e-,.,-_ .],P_ cgulllfy court district of Maidstone, petty sessional I Sir (‘rule-~ John (‘hilcl burr. is lord of the 11131101‘: Vis- \‘l1V1S1Dn, union and rural deanery of Malling. arch-Iconm Falnioutli. H. H. Reader esq. H. R. Gardener deaconry of Tonbridge and diocese of Rochester. The esq. .\le<.l!.'\ B other-.< and .\lessI's. Allen navigable Medway passes through the parish and has llrotliers ;.1l"\'ll)t‘]Il'll’!f'i],‘ ‘ idoivners. The sfl is clay 6 wharf at Branbridges. The church of SL Michae1 is g nmi loamy: subsoil. vnrioiis. Th-9 chief crops are hops. of stone, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, and has 3 wheat. beans and irllii. Great qnanmies of hops are tower containing 6 lells: the chancel was restored in ‘s’T0“'“ h”’?- The Elle“ 13 3 ” 3””-‘S ~"~' mild “ml 33 0‘ r855,thaud the remainder hof trhe church in 1863: there | “‘3l[;''3l—“1l1‘~1l'-Hlhln IT T “' -’—»057- are ree memorlas to t e wysden family and three‘ ' e popu ation of t e eccles stical arishes in 1921 to tbs Cfolr f81}:1ll_", and some remains of ancient Was, St. Michael (parish church), 3491: Holy Trinity, same grass: t ere are also tablets in memory of 2-000- Capt. John Nor-wood 17.0. 5th Dragoon Guards. 2nd Lt. I The Mill stream flows into the river l\Iedwa_v near a memorial was er'ec:ed in 1 U! rlxis 3:31‘ h who fell in :he John Norton Norwood and Capt. Francis Hart Dyke, Little Mill. , who fell near Ypres, 27th Sept. 1917: in 1917 a new _ _ _ altar and reredos was erected in HJ6l11OI‘_V' of Lt-.—Col. l BELTRIAG 15 2 1731195 “nth from Yaldlng Station} Cook, and the aisle was converted into a chapel: the 31111911: 2 501lT«h-“'95t; Bl-1511, 2 West; Hale Street, I exterior of the church was thoroughly repaired in smith; Little Mill, 21} south; The Pound, 2 south; Snoll 1913, and the churchyard was enlarged by the addition H3lCh- 2} 5011“?!- of a quarter of an acre; in 1921 a I_vch- gate was P:irisl1('lvrl:. St. _\liclmel‘s, \Tilliam Waglioril. erected in memory of the men connected rrith this P2Irif~ 31- 0-- T- K T- 13- ‘mlC‘t‘~ 14*-‘3“7‘T-‘ 5hW“is’l1 has 400 sittings. The register dates from the year P'4'l*‘VH'l~' Wr'1“fl-I{‘*A‘Il 15:8, The living is a Vicarage, net _\‘ea1'l_\- value £5.97. Post Olliw-. PE‘(‘l\'l’li1lTA Bush "Hadlor\'). Letters through wifh residence and 8 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Paclrlmrk Wood. F,-.xst Peclcham is the nearest )1. O, .3; Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, who are the rectors, T. “H106 and held since 1929 by the Rev, _—\1-chjbald Harry Clerk to the Parish Council. Frederick Thomas Webb Partridge M..—\. of Emmanuel College, Canibridge, hon. Carrier to ;\Iair_lstone.—.llbert Hope. daily. except Wed C.F. Holy Trinity is an ecclesiastical parish, formed Coiiveyance.—Maidstone 8: District Motor Services July 28th, 1843: the church, erected in 1842, is of Ltd. run a motor omnibus four times claily between stone, in the Perpendicular style, and has a turret con- East Peckham 6: Mziidstcne; Autocar Service three taining 21 clock and 2 bells: the church was restored times daily to 'l‘unbI‘id4_:e Wells from the village & in 1892 at a cost of about £800, and in 1900 a choir three times daily to Tonbridge, via Paddock Wood Marked thus ' receive letters via Allen William 8: James, farmers, Holt Wltr. Merry Boys P.H Hadlow. Tonbridge. stregtiu. farm T-losmer Chas. shopkpr I PRIVATE BEsmENTs_ Arréoltd VS. ‘&ESonls] EtclB -ell‘E'l-l-’11e:I'f, H¢:JP1;§’:Il1t(EJIlATCl1ll3('ilIl Jn. shopkpr. The (For Set‘? ginerlal 1§5ti)°fkP)riVate &‘n;\'”l1’<:ad)d-deli l1V1'i)o‘dr-l3‘; mm mt Jr. Jncksdii Geo. E. Bell P.H. Beltring “ens” 9“ ° °°'- A’adAth.’l"h Q RH Jhnso W.H.&:Sor,buth .T‘-.4 Allanson Rev. Raymond L. (vicar of Biaiaiar Jrihn F1'ederi1(1:l:3 "farm bailifi to- Orounii 1 C em 11 H01)’ T1‘i’1il7)'): The Vicarage Mr. John Allen, Hale Street farm Jones Ernest, hurdle maker, The Arnold M1'5- AS1195: H310 P1306 Barrow Edmnd. beer retlr. Hale St Freehold Astley Ernest, The Laurels _ Bishop Wm fruit grower, Two Ashes *Jones Walter, hurdle maker, Bush Blgalrl Arthur Campbell, Fafland, B1331; A;-t},_ campbe1]L_R_C,P,Lond_, Emil Harold, farmer e street \I.R.C.S.E _. fi , S [C Ke b Er est, black-m'th,Li‘rle MI BUN‘ MT5-KWSSIEY °°“5Bg9.Little Mill l3lack). suigl. 8(: inuedicaleheiiildir S: *Lii:l1ne1 George Martm, W1lloW- om pm-d. boomm. smu Hatch .\loxam Jas. ‘x.-ntclier, Hale Street. roo , ae street ,1 . 1- -1 T _V Gillespie Cuthbert E- Addlestead C apiimr AIM grow’ L we M1 1' .\1umbr%.v Rt, Frodk. _\litre RE. The Guest Jabezs B1'°°k91'5v Beltfillg Clapson Albt-. Man of Kent P.H.Little Pound‘ Hatchard Miss K- Little house .\lill Nuttall Jn. shopkpr. The Pound Kean Hamld» A1'1'101d1°d‘s’e Clapson Alfred, grocer, Snoll Hatch Ocldfellows (Manchester Unity).Ami- *Lambe Hem‘? _B°WfieI_d- Leavers Covkrell Wm. Jn. Hop Pole inn cable Lodge (No. 5.1.75) {Ernest Stuck B05399: Idtue M11] Cowell L. (_\Irs_), drape-r, Freehold Astley. sec.). Merry Boys P.H. "uck Wllham H; Peckham Place Dengate James, baker, Hale Street Snoll Hatch M5T“.‘.' (-TBOTEQ» M1-11 1101159 Diprose James, farm bailiff to'Parsons Kathleen (Mrs), boarding ho Millwarcl George H. Strettit place *Partridge Rev. Archibald Hart)‘ Champion Brothers’ Can” lodge ‘Pearson Jaibez, grocer’ The Pmnd , , *Dolding James, farm bailiff to H. R. l P"'1‘WI‘ BT03 1110?“ ’—‘“:-’“1‘3 M-A-a h°n- C-F- ("1‘33¥')~ V1‘33T3‘s’€‘ Gm~de'ne;- egq Pnxon Joseph Robt. bal:er.The Pound Pott Col. R. Bertram. Little Roydon Dram. & _}9n].;j;,,~, gr.-,9,-gr}, ThefReader Henry H. filffllel‘, Boner ’Ratl1fie Montague Edward, Hazle-f p5und_ T3; 12 ‘ n-mun‘; TN; i ‘mod house lEversden Hurry’, grocer. & cost office.lRee\'es Cornelius. news agent. Stam- Reader Henry H. Bower mount I Bush ' ' ' ‘ [ ford ‘-1313 ' §_°°1'e.‘.' Albert; T139 Cr?“ lFremlin’s Ltd. hr».-wers, Hale St:-cu,-t.§*R(-eves Hy‘. farm liailiff In E. C‘. blmrnons Cecil J.P. Stilstead house l T _\- I5 ; Gn,].{inr_.v ‘es, Len\‘er.< ‘ rm aismlth G9°"z‘~_"9~ G005‘? Green lFuller Ht‘HT\'. plumber §Bofi° Walter. cvcle ageiiz. The P-Junri Irfster M75 Bedmrd hcluse ihuller By. -D4 Addlcsteud House P.H. ‘Saunders Bani, hair ClT~:>>SI‘. The llclierr George. Boroughs Oak ~ nuzleifi . Freehold Webb Albert: Bungalow “i(*1‘I‘l<.l1 & GW\'Il tauner< T V Had-‘ ‘ Weliear George William, Hale cottage! 1,)...‘ 2- ‘ ’ ‘ " ‘ Wheeler VMisses. Bullen lHall Gm/1. B. beer rvtlr. Hale Siren-I .212/mnls _\ll.nz. Forlrztnili PH Wood M155: The Orchfld fhlenrick Stanley, farmer. 0fllil;iE1.'.l:1 l*.. unions Charles. farnler. M01121? lilills Bros. coal mers Pleasant farm, Roydon ., 2 Arthur. Fcrge Gav ‘Hodge Thomas, coal dealer I 1211. ’_'=ev'.er.< ' rcvuch .\le:ewor‘.h, lx'li.VT 13‘ :1; 31:3, IZ1}en,~.lmpi;[«z'.HG§e Streez Joseph. chirnn. neeper COMMERCIAL. Marked thus°farm 150 acres c-rover. 5 Hodge Alfred. whee-lwiight. Hale S: Qlgjnnwr He-rl Acott George, dairy'man '..Booth, A. H. (Clovelly) BLEAN. Blean Bottom l Brown, H. J. Jesso¢iMine, Honey hill ‘ Browning, T. W. The Peacock ‘ man, J. W. Rose Cot. Tyler hill Chappell, E. Oakwell Bungalow ' Chappell, Miss, Nightingale Hall Clayson, J. R. Honeysuckle Cottage ‘ Coultrip, H. Smitli’s cottages Cowell, Alibeirt, Clifton cottages Cronin, W. S. School lane . Cross, William, Blean Common l l Dicker, A Oakwell Farm cottages ! Douglas, F. The Bungalow, Chapel ln J Drapper, H. S. Tyler hill [ Eames, E. F. W. Hare and Hounds Easton, E. D. 1 H-oath cottages ) Evans, G. (Brieidey) Tile Kiln lane ‘ Eyetrs, A. C. 4 Heath Court cottages Fedarb, E. 4 Hoath Court cottages Fisher, F. W. Clifton Cottage Ford, Percy, Myrtle House, School In Foster-Sargent, S. VV. Royal Oak Cot. Francis, Jzinies, llillside Furni Gammon, J. Blean Bottom Gilbert, Fredk. 1 Poplar cottages Gilchrist, A. K. llleziii Giles, F. M. Well Court Giles, P. J. VVell Court Cottage ‘ Goodban, H. (\Voodlnnds) School lane 1 Goodban, J. 1 Glover’s Cottage Goodban, Thos. School lane Goodwin, Norman, School lane Goodwin, Wm. Jessamine Cottage, Tyler Hill road G-ore, Horace, '1‘lie Royal Oak ,' ‘.lr:i.liuIii, Jiiiiies J. liueketts F:Li'iii Griggs, G. E. Tyler hill 1 Gijowns, Ernest, 2 Glovers cottages l l Hambrook, H. T. The Red Lion ‘; Hziriideii, \V. The Kiln cottages ) Hart, S. 1). Mill Cottage i Hart, Mrs. Yew Tree House f llziyes. (7. tfliupel lune Hilton, Riipii,-i't, 6 l’lU.'llll cottages Hoggliiii, \Villiziiii T. \Voorlvillo l .kHEJli‘JNiE'ili"l‘ii 3. 35..., 1-4 St. Duiislzins St. (next to The VV<-sigute Towers). L,‘ziiiterbui'y. T616- ’ Kelk, S. H. Chapel lane ‘ _ Kennett, G. H. (St. Cosmos) llyle" , ._ Kinghani, Stanley, 5 Tile Kiln C015- ; Kirby, Thomas, Monkey Court ‘Price, R. H. Butlers Court Holtum, Chas. bootnikr. Post Office Hopkins, G. R. Suiinyside House Hopkins, Miss, The Stores Hubbard, Mrs. Montrose.House Hughes, Edward, Sunnyside Cottage Jennison, A. J. Church Farm cote. Jordan, E. D. 1 Ivy cottages Jordan, Frank, The Forge Jull, W. H. 1 Poplar cottages Keir, John, farmer, Hoath Court Hill road _ Kennett, VV. A. l(li‘eeiiacrc) Key, R. J. Hillside, Blean Knight, A. Peacock cots. School lane Lees, Rev. G. R. The Vicarage Lilley, F. J. Liiburnham Villa Logiiii, Thos. Mount Pleasiiiit, Blean Coinnion Marsh, Alfred. Tyler lull .\le:id, F. H. E. Sunny Mead, Tyler lil Medliiii'st, A.VH. Clowes Wood . Moat, S. J. Chapel lane 2‘-‘,l Mocliett, Mrs. A. M. Clowes House Mount, G. T. Parsonage Farm, Den‘ I strouda iri- Neaine, Edward, Tyler hill ; Nesbit, Henry, Honey hill i Newman, John, 3 Ulovers Cottage . ,. Piickliain, VV. T. Coltliup”s Bungalow. Tyler hill “ ‘_, l’au'kei', Mrs. Yew Tree P:i.rl;er,James, Hall House, Blean Bl’-HI Pay, John, jun. Oakwell Farm Pout, Arthur, Tyler hill Pout, H. Tyler hill Powell, C. G. Amery Court _ Price, Albert, farmer, Victoria DairYv Blean Common Price, I. Julia Cottage , Price, N. G. Bungalow. Honey ll!“ Pl‘l(‘i', \Villi.'ini. Yew Trees GellB1‘£_ll House Furnishe IS, 323 .r .BLEAN—BRil)GE. Priest; G. W. West View P1‘}°1‘. 13- W. Yew Tree Farm FY1013 G. A. School lane Tulloch, H. F. P. Tyler Hill House V Upton, T. Church Farm cottages Vaugham, L. The Firs Radbum’ Charles’ Honey hm Voller, A. S. Gamekeepers Bungalow, 7 T Ratcliffe, C. Straylees Farm ’I1;'9y"0ldS“,u£\/Ir(si. lglcfinmers Farm Clowes W°°d 08913: F0 , oath Court cots. - - - R0 . J - Wallis, A. E. Hillside Blean R,,:,",,"°),'.;,,n‘,’;‘"Tl,{;‘,',‘>*,‘l’,;‘,) ggftfiflelfrnfi Wallis, A. H.. Honey Hill Farm fiiu mag E : Y '3’ Wallis, A. W. Orchard Bungalow Wallis, S. T. Chapel lane Wallis, W. J. Smiths cottages Wanstall, Charles, Chapel lane Wanstall, Mrs. (Brierley) Tile Kiln In Waters, Thomas, Blean Bottom W&1}t1l1€l‘flll, H. J. (Ashleigh) Honey ill Russell, James W. Victoria Dairy Saddleton,_ J. (Charbert) Chapel In Sandly, William, Box Tree Bungalow, lean Common S"”‘l3"’~'l"l'. P. lJllil_d0r, Forrest House Scott, John, Denstroude road Scott, J. H. Clowes House, Chapel In Sims, Arthur, Fernleigh, Honey hill Solly, W. 4 Heath cottages Solly, Mrs. Tyler hill Stapley, A. T. Blean House Stockbridge, A. S. Oakwell Farm Cot. Webb, W. J. Halt Cottn e, Tyler hill Wells, F. A. J. Mount Plzeasant Farm W?tl101‘illl, E. J. Oakwell Farm cots. Windybank, A. J. Blean Hyrst. Wood, Albert 0. 2 Poplar cottages Wood, F. 2 -Poplar cottages W00(li H. W. Tile ‘Kiln hill Wood, Joseph, School lane Wood, Percy, Chapel lane Wood, W. next Chapel Tap enden, E. H. Forest House ay or, H. G. Boxtree Villa /yumyloi-, W. (Jesso—Mine) Honev hill W (1 M... B . .1» ,Id Tflyl.l()l‘, Win. Orchard House, Chapel xvgiid: Bwaggttafiean £1110 ’ Common Tll~’l’l0: T- C- 5 Hoalh C°‘”'l' Cotmtfes ' VVrirrht Arthurr Fairview Tile Kiln my ‘ ’ ’ Trivett, F. (The Bungalow) Trotter, N. B. Honey hill Trueman, Mrs. (Oakwell) . Young, E. Deiistroud Farm BRIDGE. About 5 miles from Canterbury on the main road to Dover. Post town, Canterbury. Station about haIf-a- mile distant on the Elham Valley line. The church is St. Peter. The living is a Vicarage annexed to that of Patrixboiirne, and is held by the Rev. H_. Knight (M.A.) The , population is nearly 900. The vil- ago is lighted by gas. Church of St. Peterwservices: Sun- ays, 1l._ 6.60; (,'liildreu's Service 1st Sun. in iiioiitli :it 3; Holy (Tom. Licensed Lay Reader, Mr. R. W e; Churchwardens, Messrs. C. V ills and R. Wye. Wesleyan chapeI——servlces: 11,6.30 Bridge Parish council—chairman, Mr. C._ Wills; Vice—Chziirmaii, Mr. R. Friend; Couiieillors, .\lessrs. F. llogdeii, ll. G. Price, A. Tiivlor l mi (:1. West. Clerk ; iii-. H. is”. c. W‘“";tinzistur Mr. R. (,,'.'i.xLle,. Lc;ttci's deli\'ei'i_-(l zit 7 n..in and 12.45 p_ni.; (lL‘SI)lllL'llL‘(l 11.15 ;L.in. and 7.46 p.in. Pulilic Tole. Cull Otlice. Bridge hill. \\":ill l}cttci' Box, BltIl)()E RIIRAL COUNCIL. Atliisliiiiii. A. .‘\lliillS; ‘>21i'li.'1in. .\. J.. ltiiss‘; Beleesliourne, E. VV. B.‘iliI'(l: ick- li:un, Percy Cliiiinpion; Kingstoii. Rev. LY. t’nLt.<: l.ittlel>ourne, H. Buss; Nil(3l{illgl0ll, ('1. U. Finn: l’.'i— i trixliouriic. S. \V. .\louiit; 1’ell14lII1. A. D. (,‘oll.'ii'd; Stodiniirsli, D. A. . Collnrilz 'l.'li.'iniiigtnii \Vitliout. \Vni. Lillywliite; \\’:ilt.li:im, Capt. (1. C. » R. l'l'«-\\i(\tt: \'\'icl{li:iml)i'e:iiix, VV:iltei': \VL>lllL‘l1§i\\‘(>1ll(l, \'iscuIIiit- lliiiviirdeii. All the above nut nsv (lii:ir:1(l '(‘Jo\vell, t}eoi'ge, Vine cottages Cowell, Leslie Geo. Bridge street ._ (fox, LL linion road ‘Culver, '1‘. Plllli View, Brick lane Decent. \V. C. grocer. Bridge Street’ ,'l)p;1|1,i.'\. F. \Vhite llorse llivers. VV. t‘. 2 The lli'o;i Percy: 5 xi . IIiL\Vl(lIlS, G. A. drriper, Riverdale l-lorton, Win. 1 Portland terrace /’H1‘ll(‘l‘lll‘lll. ii. ‘-' .S'itl(lei's_, VV. U. Slzitoifi. Jliiiiies, l):ile, villus l xv/S’lil)('ii\Vl‘ll, \i. U. V Liiiiiing, R-olit. Stephen, Church Honsu /St.one, »j‘Lem:ir, Leonard, Union road 'i\l.i1nnoucl_i, T.’1 Albert trrzice "Marsh, Albert, Hillside Cottage \ l\'[£t1'tiI‘l, L. S. 1 Park villas ~Mzi.slin, H. E. Sefton Villa. ._ McDoug:s.ll, W. Bridge street .\l'orpliett, F. N. Union place .1 Morpliy, J. i\li(ldle Pett Farm -‘t Mummery, Frank, The Terrace .r Murpliy, F. J. Union place j"i{V:elsPricl.i-race »/‘Soutzni, Edward, 2 Filnier cottages i bperliiig,The Misses (Roscbzinl()Higli st .-Hti-\':-its. J, VV. Hxniriie l’:irl( <'utt.'igo.~i liridge street (jc'>I'g0, Bridge Farm v/Stone, tl. H. Dale villus -‘ix/Taylor, Albert, Lynton House _ _ n,’Taylor and Son, coal merchants Wilson, W. H. Union 1'08- ‘vv Vigden, George, Gordon House : Vinten, C. H. 6 Brewery lane B1iIl)GE.——BP§OOMFIELI'). ,. B M, , /VVi11ett, S. W. 8 Brewery lane’ Swan,OJo?ii, Bridge street "'Wi111am5; L: J- (L1‘md°8°l Brigade, 2 The Terrace -' “Wilson, Dr: A. T. Bridge street "Wilson, H. J. Brook place 1! 1 Wilson, J. B. E. Esq. Brid e street ’Tasell, Mrs. (Wychelm) Tassell, James A. Weston villas Brookside Lodge 3 Wilson, Mrs. Brick Noggin .'Ti‘itt0n, A. G. E. 5 Filmer cottages. vl Wonfor, Harry, 1 Primrose alley - Tiitt-, Mm. Union road 4'Wonfor, James, Bridge street T Wood, E. Riverside Underwood, Fredk. J. 6 Union road 1 'W00dco<:l{¢ Jesse: P0“ FUIYH1 CULWECS l/\,«Vorrell, Chas. Henry, 5 The Terrace vWraight, Samuel, Brook place _-', vWright, P. E. (Sunnyside) Wright, Mrs. Filmer road l . Wziss, VV. H. relieving oiiicer, Fair 9 Wyborn, Herbert J- Brid-E9 Street’ View 1- Wye, Robert, Weston villas, Bridge .(w;1u\,1-_5~_ A_ U_ 5 Filmer cottages » Wye,‘ Miss. infants mistress, Natnl. .- VVentzel1, G. R. White Horse Schools BROOMFIELD. Situate about two miles from Home Garlinge, J0l1_I1, Sayers Cottages Bay; is approached from Heme Mill or Gifford, Edwin, 2 Pond Cottage Mickleburgh Hill. Postal district, Gisby, — Meadow Cottage Heme Ba,y_ Gore, H. Sillwood cottages Margate Road to Upstreet Hammond, E. Sayers cottages Hammond, J. bootmaker Hewitt, H. (Broomfield Hall Lodge) Hines, Chas. Walter, 5 Blean-, view_ Holman, Sidney Chas. 9 Blqan View Baker, F. R. 1 Belle Vue cottages Baker, Richard, Chapel cottages Bayford, F. 5 Blean View Blackwell, E. Chapel cottages Brand, Frank, Parsonage Farm Brand, R. Pzirsoiiage I5‘:irni House _ . lngruin, E. lluntsinaii and Horn ‘Jobson, G. 1 Blean view Joslin, F. Chapel cottages Keen, William (Rowan Cottage) Leonard, Edward, 7 Blean View Lilley, William, Sillwood Cottil-E9 Love, A. G. Brcomfield House , I liuvegrovc. F. The Bungalow Cliaiimpioii, Henry, Broomiield Collins, R. U. 1 Pond Cottage Coulson, Thos. Colvill, general shop Dale, Edmund, Chapel cottages Dructt, (,1. The Rest Finch, Geo. sen. 5 Belle Vue cot-s. Finch, Geo. _]llI1. Malthouse cots. Fincli, S. 1 Colvill cottages Finn, E. S. Brooinlicld Stores Flint, Mrs. baker, Pond cottages Foad, Henry, Chapel <1l<3>tlflge3_ l"oi'eman Fredk. L‘-..1 lean View 1 H h 3 _ 1 hm S 1!‘ mncisy ’(7l1‘“‘l°-“V Wmow Mn“ l lli”'l\b’ttFw(‘l1mi?;L»' giitatiitge C0 ge Fright, Alfred S. 2 Belle Vue cots. 11 P” 2 - -l Macey, F. Plough Inn Marsh, Thos. Malthouse cottages Maivslanid, J. Brrooniifieltl HOUSE Mattliews, Jane, Gothic House Norris, Frcdk. 5 Bvlean view "Sutton, Mrs. Woodman’s Arms, Pett '/Whale, Thomas, 6.Filmer o0tta~g,9§ V Swan, Wm. confectioner, Bridge street ~"Wills, C. see. Bridge Gas Co. and Fire 1',‘ ()’Sullivan, Cornelius, 4 Blean view VBRPOOMFIELDPL-CPiI_ARTHAM. l Port, Alfred, 8 Blean View .Port~, Peter, sen. Goldfinch Farm Port, P. Colvill House Robinson, H. Malthouse cottages Scrivens, Geor e, Sillwood cottages Simpson, W. I . 10 Blean view Smith, T. Stecds cottages Spratt, Frank, Hoopers Farm Steed, Albert, Black Cottage Steed, Mrs. Rose cottages * ‘ Tritton, Alfred, 3 Pond cottages ‘ Webb, Walter, Rose Cottage Well, Win. 2 Colvill cottages l Whitehead, John, Fern Lodge '= Wilmshurst, Stephen, 2 Blean view ‘ Wise, James, Elder cottages- ._ Young, Ernest Henry, Spicers Farm CH A l<'l‘l l .\ M. Post town, Canterbury. South-Eastern Railway. East Kent Mental Hospital-Medical Supt., Dr. M. A. Collins; Assist. Medical Officers, Dr. Topham, Dr. F. C. Taylor and Dr. P(}:ll‘(E(‘.; M.A. Clerk (Visitors), M.r. J. G. Pembrook; Clerk and Steward, ivlr. P. H. Arthur; Asst. Clerk and Steward, Mr. Hall; lVIa,troii, 5 Miss Dowson; Asst. Matron. Miss Baker; Dispenser, ‘Mr. C. VVilson; ‘ Engineer, Frederick Clougli; Head Deputy, Mr. F. Stevens; Head Attendant, VV. VVildash. church of St. Mary—Services: sun- days, Holy Communion, 8.30, and 1st Sun. after Morning Prayer, and ' 5th Sun. after Evening Prayer; Matins, Litany and Sermon, 11; Evensong and Sermon, 6.50; Chil~ dr-3ii’s Service, 3 Morning Service daily, 8.30 except Fri. (10.30), and . Wednesday (7 p.m.). Hymns, A. and M. Rector. Rev. Norman L. Lycett, M.A.; Cliurchwarclens, Mr. VVm. Parfitt and Mrs. H. Creiner. l Clerk, Mr. W. H. Stock. Wesleyan chapeI~Services: sun- tlays, 10.30 and 6. Primitive Methodist chapel, chart- hain Hatcl1—«Services: Sun., 2.30. 6; Shalmsford street, 2.30 and 6. Salvation Army Barracks, Shalms- foril sti'eet—~C:ipt. Large in L'l)«‘ll'gL‘., 5 council 3chcols~—Managers, Messrs. T. Belsey, P. Moiiiit, Dr. H. G._ Population , 1860 at last census, e.\'clusive of’ Asylum inmates. Station on the ‘ Raslileigli and Arnold Hugh. Clerk, Mr. F. S. C’loke, Sandwich. Attend- ance Officer, Mr. VV. VVatts. council Schools (mixed)— Master. Mr. E. Lane; Assist. Mr. R. Robin- SOH. I 1 chartham Hatch School—Mistress, Chaplain, Rev. W. T. Clements,3 ;Ghartham Parish council—chair- Mrs Wood. mun, Rev. N. L. Lycett; Couns. MBSSPS. VV. Parfitt (Vice-Chairman) Baiiies, H. H. B£l1‘l1{ttt, J. Cork, A. Deal, G. Eagletoii, H. Hayward, 1}. P. Hayward, H. Taylor, H. W. 'l‘ayloi'. H. Toiiiliii. (ll(‘7l‘l(, Mr. A. J. Wzitls. jchartham Burial Board—commit- tee, members of the Parish Council; illerk. Mr. A. J. Walls; Ciirator, Mr. A. Hubbard. ' National Deposit Friendly Society—— 183 members. Chairman of District Committee, Mr. Chas. Cork; Sec., Mr. Ernest Watson. ‘cottage Gardeners’ Mutual Im- provement Associatioii—l\/leetings at the Kings Head. Pres. Mr. '1‘. Bel~ sey; Hon. Pres., Virgil Pomfret, l.Csq.: Sou. E. Punt. ; British Legion Hut — chairman, Leslie Cremer, Esq.; Committee: Messrs. A. P. Hayward, H. Tom- lin, A. .\lo:i,l., A. (‘oggeiz V. Stone- liain, ll. Taylor, G. Eaglotoii, A. Page. VV. Price. Mr. VV. H. llurnett; Cliili Sc-c.. Hr. A. Rumiev. St-eward, Mr. A. S. Holl:m