East Cowes - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 3

Cooper Ernest, dining rooms, Clarence road

Cory & Co., chemists, Park street

County Press (branch office) (Miss Mary Jones, agent; published Saturday). Park street

Cowes Co-operative Society Limited (East Cowes branch), Clarence road

Cracknell Isabella & Eva (Misses), dress makers, Yarborough road

Denton Harry, Watch maker, York avenue

Derham Thomas, master mariner, Archer villa, Yarborough road

Dibden Eustace, baker, Ferry road

Earwaker James, draper, Castle street

East Cowes Conserative Working Men's Club (Nathaniel Roberton, sec.) Castle street

East Cowes Gas Co. (Robert Fish Assoc.M.Inst.C.E., manager), Clarence road

East Cowes Pier (Edward Price, clerk), High street

East Cowes Provident Dispensary (Herbert Wortley Fisher M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., medical officer), Osborne road

Eastmans Limited, butchers, 9 Park street

Edney Arthur, jobmaster, High street

Elford Emily & Mabel (Misses), milliners, York avenue

Ewen Harry Walter M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A., physician & surgeon, & medical officer to the Cottage Hospital, Kynance, York avenue

Fellows Tom Watson, master, Elementary School; built in 1861 for 227 boys, 227 girls, 105 junior, 200 infants; average attendance 162 boys, 153 girls, 93 juniors, 211 infants.

Fisher Herbert Wortley, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., physician & surgeon, 1 Parade, Medina road

Fletcher Thomas McDonald, greengrocer, Clarence road

Fletcher W. & R. Limited, butchers, 13 Park street

Flood George, Star inn, Castle street

Floyd Alfred, Castle inn, Clarence road

Fox Arthur William, assistant overseer & poor rate collector to Urban District Council, Woodside, Oakfield road

Frank James Memorial Home (Cowes Cottage Hospital) (Staff:- the doctors in East & West Cowes; H.R.H. Princess Henry of Battenberg, president; Godfrey Baring, vice-president; G. Shedden, hon. Treas.; H.W. Ewem, hon. Sec.), Adelaide grove

Freemasons' Lodge (Osborne, No. 2169) (William Henry Brading, sec.), Osborne road

Fryer Charles, master mariner, Marjorie villa, Grange road

Galton Fanny (Mrs.), dress maker, York avenue

Gibson Louis Percival M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., physician & surgeon (firm, Hudson & Gibson), York avenue

Gilbertson Thomas Ross, collector to Urban District Council, Warrawee, Oakfield road

Goble E. & K. (Misses), drapers, Castle street

Graimes Albert Edward, boot maker, Castle street

Groves & Guttridge, ironmongers, Clarence road

Groves George, coal merchant, Mizpah cottage, York avenue

Groves William, livery stables, Bridge square

Gutteridge George, greengrocer, Park street

Gutteridge Lucy (Mrs.), fruiterer, Clarence road

Guttridge Albert, ironmonger, see Grove & Guttridge

Hammon Color-Sergt. George, drill instructor to G & H Cos. 8th Territorial (Princess Beatrice's Isle of Wight rifles) Batt. Hampshire Regt., Queen's barracks

Hannan William, shipwright, Adelaide grove

Harris Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, Castle street

Harwood Frederick Robert, greengrocer, Castle street

Harwood Percy, cycle agent, Castle street

Hoffmeister Henry Edgar M.A., M.B., B.C., M.R.C.S.Eng. & L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., physician & surgeon (Hudson & Gibson), Bucklands, York avenue

Hull Arthur William, shopkeeper, Victoria road

Hunt James Henry, beer retailer, High street

International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, 5 Park street

James Florence Ellen (Mrs.), draper, Clarence road

James Richard, master mariner, Ferndale, Cambridge road

Jolliffe Thomas, chimney sweeper, Alelaide grove