Sandown - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 7

Churcher Charles, apartments, 18 Fitzroy street

Churchill Walter, hair dresser, 117 High street

Churchill William, chimney sweeper, 2 Fort mews, Avenue road

Clark Bertie, apartments, 13 Fitzroy street

Clark Cecil, apartments, 63 St. John's road

Clarke Mary Louisa (Mrs.), apartments, 19 Fitzroy street

Clifford Mary Ann (Miss), apartments, 34 Station avenue

Coast Guard Station (William J. White, chief officer on charge), Culver road

Cogger Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Albert house, York road

Coleman Dora Lily (Mrs.), antique dealer, 26 Leed street

Colenutt Arthur Wingfield, stationer & postmaster, 21 High street & St. John's road

Colenutt Frederick & Son, builders, New street

Collis Robert William L.R.C.P. & S.I., Belgrave, Beachfield road

Comden Claud, apartments, 6 Guadaloupe terrace

Compton Percival Henry, outfitter, 93 High street

Conservative & Unionist Working Men's Club (F. White, hon. sec.), Wilkes road

Conservative Club (Christopher Atwell, hon. sec.), Station avenue

Cooke Herbert, apartments, Seaside house, Culver road

Coombes Herbert, blacksmith, & apartments, 31 Avenue road

Cooper George, apartments, 41 Station avenue

Cooper William, apartments, 7 Station avenue

Cooper William, farmer, Sandown farm

Corney Austin (Mrs.), apartments, 43 St. John's road

Corney Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 60 High street

County Police Station, (Henry Hawkins, inspector)

County Press (William Beavan Martin, agent; published sat.), 2 High street

Cox Frank John, apartments, 15 Station avenue

Coxhead Charles, apartments, 16 Wilkes road

Crump Henry, boot repairer, 18 Melville street

Crump Walter Henry, tailor, 7 Fitzroy street

Dabell F. (Mrs.), Lucerne private hotel, Pier street

Daish Oliver, apartments, 60 Station avenue

Dashper Leslie Graham, surveyor & inspector of nuisances to Urban District Council, Town hall, Grafton street

Day Henry Kemp, sec. & traffic manager, Isle of Wight Railway, Sandown & general office, Railway station, Station avenue

Denham Emma (Miss), infants' mistress, Parochial school; built in 1853 and enlarged 1900; average attendance 150 boys, 120 girls, 140 junior mixed and 100 infants.

Denham Henry, apartments, Osborne villa, Beachfield road

Denness Charles Henry, insurance agent, 30 Melville street

Dennett Charles Jolliffe, keeper of Town Hall, Town Hall, Grafton street

Dennett William, upholsterer, 12 Melville street

Diffey Evelyn Arthur, apartments, 32 Leed street

Diffey Henry, ironmonger, 12 Melville street

Dore & Co., bakers & confectioners, 9 High street

Dore Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 19 St. John's road

Dore Henry William, grocer, & post office, Avenue road

Dore James, watch maker & jeweller, 27 High street

Douglas Arthur, manager Capital & Counties Bank & treasurer to the Urban District Council, High street

Downer John, apartments, 29 Station avenue

Draper Eliza (Miss), apartments, 15 Guadaloupe terrance

Dray Harold Raymond, apartments, 113 Avenue road

Duff James, coal merchant, 9 St. John's road & 6 Fitzroy street