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Arreton - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 2

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Arreton - Arreton (South), Commercial
Young Richard, Fighting Cocks P.H., Hale common
Arreton - Arreton (South), Civic
National School (mixed); built for 120 children average attendance 83; supported by voluntary subscriptions and government grant. Arthur James Jeatt, master; Miss Moore, mistress.
Railway Station, Merston Junction, Newland Frederick, station master
Sexton, Henry Blake
Church of St. George, Rev. John Black Hyland, vicar since 1894
Bible Christian Chapel, Arreton
Wesleyan Chapel, Hale Common
Wesleyan Chapel, Merston
Post Office, Charle Tutton, postmaster, Letters arrive from Newport at 7.30am; dispatched at 5.30pm. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Newport is the nearest money order and telegraph office, 4 miles distant
Carriers to Newport - Dash and Taylor, pass through from Sandown and Shanklin daily, except Friday.
Arreton - Blackwater, Private
Blake James Ruffin, Stone
Conquest Mrs., Birchfield
Hills John, Birchfield house, Birchfield
Arreton - Blackwater, Commercial
Ash & Thomas, millers (steam & water), Blackwater mills
Blake James R., farmer, Stone farm
Chiverton Benjamin, dairyman
Coker Frederick Smith, road contractor
King Gustavus Frederick, farmer, Skinner's farm
King James Henry, builder & wheelwright, Vale cottage
Mansbridge John, blacksmith & post office
Parsons F. & A.E., farmers, Longdown farm
White William, station master
Arreton - Blackwater, Civic
Church of St Barnabas, a small iron church, with 80 sittings
Wesleyan Chapel, Blackwater
Post Office, John Mansbridge, sub-postmaster, Letters arrive from Newport at 7am; dispatched at 6.30pm. Newport, 2 mile distant, is the nearest money order and telegraph office.
Railway Station, Blackwater, William White, station master
Arreton - Haven Street, Private
Boyce Caleb, Osborne view
Jacobs Clement, Rose cottage
James Charles David, Yew Tree farm
James John, Providence cottage
Lake George Worman, Gatehouse farm
Rashlay Frank, Culver villa
Rylands Mrs., Longford house
Thompson Rev. Henry Nash, Vicarage
Arreton - Haven Street, Commercial
Barton Edgar, coal merchant
Boyce John, dairyman
Brown Alfred, farmer, Guildford farm
Bullock James Thomas, carpenter
Edwards George Henry, White Hart P.H.
Fitzgibbon George, station master
Fleming Mark, blacksmith
Jollife Richard, farmer, Coppidhall
Longford Institute (Frank Lightfoot, manager)
Mew George, grocer & post office
Read James, baker
Russell Uriah, farmer, Leopard's farm
Taylor John, coal dealer, Ashfield
Tompkins Ann (Mrs.), dairy farmer, Great Briddlesford
Arreton - Haven Street, Civic
National School (mixed), Catherine Matilda Jordan, mistress,
Church of St Peter, biolt in 1852, parish formed 1853, Rev Henry Nash Thompson, vicar since 1898
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