Newport - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 20

Robinson Jean E. (Miss), nurse, 21 Medina avenue

Rose Miss R., infants' mistress, C of E Elementary school, (boys', girls', and infants); built 1816 for 700 children; the boys' and girls' departments were rebuilt 1910 at a cost of 4250GBP; average attendance 185 boys, 188 girls, 171 infants.

Rugg Archibald Baron, picture frame maker, 23 Holyrood street

Rugg Francis Louis, hair dresser, 162 High street

Rugg George Harrington, insurance agent, 39 Carisbrooke road

Rugg Walter James & Co. Limited, tobacconists, 2 & 91 St. James street; 105 High street & 17 Holyrood street

Rugg Willie, hair dresser, 67 High street

Russell Charles, baker & grocer, 1 High street

Russell Leonard, beer retailer, 82 Trafalgar road

Ruston Edward, chemist, 101 Upper St. James street

Rymer William Ormsby, accountant, 33a Holyrood street

Sage Robert, greengrocer, 3 Mount place, Barton road

Salter Fred, wheelwright, South street

Sanders Alfred James, coffee tavern, 2 St. Thomas square

Sanders James & Benjamin, market gardeners, Carisbrooke road

Saunders Charles, carrier, Stalham, St. John's road

Scadding May (Miss), teacher of music, 31 Holyrood street

Scadding William & Son, pianoforte warehouse, 31 Holyrood street

Schofield James Henry, Cranbourn P.H., 61 Upper St. James street

Scott Albert Percy, engineer, Trafalgar road

Scott Henry, builder, Mount pleasant road

Scott John William, income tax collector, 6 Terrace road

Scovell Walter Frank, miller (water & steam), Westminster flour mills; & stores, 21 Sea street

Seely County Free Library (Arthur Kemp, librarian), St. John's place - opened in 1904, was funded by Sir Charles Seely, bart. who made a gift of 5000GBP to the County Council for the purpose together with 100GBP a year towards expenses; the library of about 10000 volumes was also presented by Sir Charles Seely bart, and thirty rural libraries are supplied from hence, at the Technical Institute.

Self John Dawson, confectioner & beer retailer, 143 High street

Sharp Alexander & Co. Limited, foreign timber importers & merchants, Sea street; & at West Cowes; Sandown; Shanklin & Ryde

Sharp John, shopkeeper, 8 Castle road

Sheaf Aaron, fishmonger, 6 Lower St. James street

Sheaf Walter Thomas, fried fish dealer, 18 Holyrood strret

Sheaf William & Edward, fishmongers, 141 High street

Sheath John & Co., corm merchants, 93 Upper St. James street

Shepard Brothers Limited, railway & general carriers to the S.W. & Great Northern Railway Companies, 42 Quay street & 19 Sea street

Shepard Henry, pork butcher, 3 St. Thomas square

Sheppard Agnes (Mrs.), china warehouse, 50 Pyle street

Sherwood Joseph, Grapes P.H., Upper St. James street

Shields Frederick D., clerk to the Burial Board of St. Paul's Barton, to the Education Committee & the Carisbrooke Burial Board & the Conservative registration agent for Newport & district, 37 Quay street

Shortland Talbot C.W., manager to the Capital & Counties Bank Ltd., treasurer to the guardians of the Isle of Wight Union, to the Rural District Council & the Highway Commissioners, 22 St. Thomas' square

Shutler Limited, corn dealers, 123 Lower St. James street

Sibbick Oliver G., shopkeeper, 3 Coppin's bridge & Beach road

Silverlock Elizabeth (Miss), costumier, 85 Carisbrooke road

Sime Edith J. & Mary E. (Misses), dress makers, 18 Quay street

Simmonds Eva & Mary (Misses), dress makers, 104 Hunny hill

Simmonds John James, Freemasons' tavern, 117 St. James street

Simmonds Thomas William, shopkeeper, 49 New street

Simmonds Tom, meat & poultry salesman, 81 Pyle street

Simonds John, poulterer, Royal exchange, Barton road

Simpson Winifred Agnes (Miss), costumier, Crofton, Mill street

Sims Bernard James, confectioner, Victoria road

Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited, 68 High street

Smith & Whitehead, engineers, Pan foundry, Pan lane