Brading - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 3

Loe Harriet (Mrs.), post office, High street

Loe Henry, watch & clock maker

Long Henry, farmer, Biaper

Long William, farmer, Hill farm

Love Henry, farmer, Morton farm

MacMahon John, land surveyor

Morris Oliver, farmer, Nunwell farm

Munns Charles, lime merchant & burner, Yarbridge

Munns John, dairyman, Greenwood

Nash William, farmer, Park farm, Yarbridge

Osborn George, assist. overseer, Yarbridge

Pain Isaac Wavell & Fanny Elizabeth, (Miss), corn & coal merchants

Pain Morris, blacksmith

Parish Club & Reading Room (Arthur Munson, sec. & treas.), High street

Payne Thomas insurance agent, Harbour view

Perkins John, joiner

Plumbley Peter, farmer, Crouches farm

Plumbley Robert, dairyman, Hawthorne villa

Pope Stephen, school attendance officer, 1 Dorset villa

Potts Fred, master, National school; built in 1823, for 200 children; average attendance 65 boys and girls and 35 infants; supported in part by John Henry Oglander esq., J.P.

Potts Miss Ellen Elizabeth, mistress, National school; built in 1823, for 200 children; average attendance 65 boys and girls and 35 infants; supported in part by John Henry Oglander esq. J.P.

Price Henry, shopkeeper, Yarbridge

Redstone Henry, baker & grocer

Riddick William, shopkeeper & baker

Salter Enos., farmer, Burnt house

Seymour William, baker & grocer

Shaw Elenor Ellen (Mrs.), Bugle inn

Sheath Charles, market gardener

Simmonds Charles, joiner, East view

Simmonds Walter & Henry, builders & contractors, Cambridge villa

Smith Henry, butcher

Staggs Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker

Stark Brothers, grocers

Stark George, apartments, Alma cottage

Stay William, blacksmith

Tayler George, farmer, Hardingshute farm

Toms Henry, town crier

Wade Edward, model boat builder, Mall

Walker Charles, baker & shopkeeper

Walker Frank & Henry, farmers, White House farm

Wheeler Daniel, basket maker

Wheeler William, carpenter & undertaker

Wheway William, Insp. of I. of W. Railway

Wood Arthur Henry, New inn

Woodford Frederick, house decrtr. Yarbdge

Wright Clare William, brewer

Wright Miss Ada, assistant mistress, National school; built in 1823, for 200 children; average attendance 65 boys and girls and 35 infants; supported in part by John Henry Oglander esq. J.P.

Young William Henry, farmer, Roxboro' farm

Brading Board school; built in 1846 for 200 boys and girls; and infants built in 1887 for 90; average attendance 125 boy and girls, and 68 infants. Samuel Bulley, master, Miss Harrie Witney , mistress,

Alverstone school, supported by Sir R. E. Webster, Q.C., M.P., for girls and infants; holds 67, average attendance 40. Miss Bertha Biggs, mistress,