Bembridge - Kelly 1927 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 5

Storey Archie, jeweller

Sturgiss William, gardener to Dixon Grigg esq., East cliff

Taylor Edwin N., farmer, Bembridge farm & Longland's farm

Thomas William F., mechanical engineer

Thomson's Dye Works (Foster & Co. agents)

Vectis Surgical Applicances

Wade Walter, boat builder

Wallis Edwin, pilot

Warne Thomas Herbert, greengrocer

Watson Alfred Richard & Co. marine & motor engineers & heating appliance manufacture

Watson Capt. Robert C., picture restorer

Watson Harold, marine engineer. Charlton cottage

WatsonWalter, boat builder

Weaver Bros. builders

Weaver Harry, rate collector

Welcome Frederick, tailor

Wheeler George, gardener to Miss Redfern, Red house

Wheeler William, gardener to Brig.-Gen. C. Woodroffe C.M.G., C.V.O., C.B.E. Northwells

Wheeler William, pier & road toll collector, 2 The Embankment

Whitecliff Cafe (F. Brown, propr)

Winter Ernest A. tobcenst

Winter William Edward, greengrocer

Women's Institute (Bembridge branch) (Mrs. C. E. Browne, hon. sec.)

Woodford Albert Thomas, boot & shoe repairer

Woodford Wreford W., butcher

Woodnutt Bernard Platt, The Old Village inn

Young E. (Miss), tea gardens, Foreland road

Young Williams Henry Frome M.R.C.S, Eng., L.S.A. physcn. & surgn. The Limes

Chiverton George, carrier to Sandown and Newport, Tuesdays and Fridays

Holbrook John, lifeboat coxswain

Lambert Mrs., head mistress, Elementary School (infants), built 1862, for 60 children; (boys and girls), built in 1833, for 150 children

May Thomas, station master, Bembridge Railway station

Orchard Arthur, carrier to Ryde, daily, except Thursdays

Osborne Miss Annie, sub-postmistress

Simmonds Miss, mistress, Elementary School (infants), built 1862, for 60 children; (boys and girls), built in 1833, for 150 children

Summers Alfred Edward, Police Constable

Whitehouse J. Howard, master, Elementary School (infants), built 1862, for 60 children; (boys and girls), built in 1833, for 150 children