Arreton - Kelly 1927 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Allen Charles, St. Albans

Hobart Lt. Col. Claud Vere Cavendish D.S.O., O.B.E., D.L., J.P. Standen house

Jolliffe James, West Standen

Pearce Henry, Great East Standen manor

Peters Edmund Ernest du Thon, Merston manor

Pittis Seymour, Hale Manor house

Pittis Wilfred, Redway, Merston

Richards Edmund, Billingshurst, Hale common

Rothwell Rev. Frederick (vicar & hon. C.F.) Vicarage

Stone Percy, Merston cottage, Merston

Yates Charles, Venner's hill, Merston

Alexander Thomas Hinton, farmer, Garrets farm

Allen Charles, farmer, Horringford and Heasley

Arreton Horticultural Society (William Blake, hon. sec.)

Blow Enos, dairy farmer, Vesses Farm dairy

Calloway Charlie, shopkeeper, Post office, Arreton

Calloway Fred, dairyman, High house, Merston

Cawley-Way Henry, farmer, Manor farm

Cheverton Austin, farmer, Durton farm

Coombes Ellen (Mrs.), dairy farmer, Fulford

Coombes Ernest, farmer, Little Budbridge, Merston

Draper Henry, dairy farmer, Doves farm, Merston

Flemming Harry, dairyman, Yew Tree farm, Merston

Gallop George, blacksmith

Jones George Henry, dairyman, Hale common

King William Henry Draper, farmer, Broadfields

Leal Frank, carpenter, Merston

Lee William George, Fighting Cocks Public House, Hale common

Orchard Leonard, wheelwright

Pittis Seymour, farmer, Hale Manor farm

Pittis Wilfred, farmer, Redway, Merson

Pragnall Albert, dairyman, Alma cottage

Robson Harry, White Lion hotel, Arreton

Stone Percy G., F.S.A., architect, Merston cottage, Merston

Taylor, Robert, farmer, Perreton Farm, Hale common

White P. E. F., farmer, Great East Standen farm

Williams Mininsen (Mrs.), dairy, Merston

Young James George Henry, farmer, Little East Standen

Calloway Charlie, sub-postmaster, Arreton

Jenkins, Edwards and Taylor, Carriers to Newport, passes through from Sandown and Shanklin daily, except Friday:

Read James, Carrier to Ryde, daily

White George Harry Stephen, master, Church of England School (non-provided), (mixed), Arreton, built for 112 children