Entries from 1904 Kelly's Isle of Wight directories
for Civic, Ryde
1904 list of towns
Total number of matches found: 108
To account for missing Numbers in Streets, it may be understood that either the house was empty at the time the revision was made, or let in weekly tenements, or that the information was refused.
| Public Establishments &c. |
| Almshouses, Player street |
| Borough Hospital of Ryde for Infectious Diseases, Weeks road ; Alfred Woodward M.R.C.S., medical officer |
| Borough Police Station, 1 Brunswick street ; Charles Greenstreet, chief constable, two sergents & 12 constables |
| Cemetery, West street ; Henry Butcher, supt. |
| Coast Guard Station, Esplanade ; Richard Tremlett R.N., chief officer |
| Convalescent Home, West street ; Miss Yeates, matron |
| County Court Office for the whole Island, Town Hall ; His Honor Percy Gye, judge ; Alfred Dashwood, registrar & high bailiff ; the court is held every alernate month at Ryde and Newport |
| Fire Engine Station, Brunswick street, chief officer, S. C. Sapsworth, 25 High street, Ryde |
| Foresters' Hall, Warwich street |
| Freemasons' Hall, 9 John street |
| Hampshire Carabineers (Isle of Wight troop), head quarters, 58 West street ; Major R. Nicholson ; Sergeant-Maj. George Barber, drill instractor |
| Hampshire Field Club, G.W. Colenutt F.G.S. local hon. sec. for Isle of Wight, Hanway lodge, Belvidere street |
| Hazelwood Home of Rest & Recreation for Commercial Young Men, Ashey road. T. W. Morphey, sec. |
| Holy Trinity Social Club ; G. Janaway, sec. ; Star street |
| Isle of Wight 5th (Princess Beatrice's) Volunteer Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment ; A Company, Captain & Hon. Major C. Sweetman, commandant ; B Company ; Captain J. Fardell, The Institute, St. James' street |
| Isle of Wight & St. Helen's Electric Lighting & Power Co. Ltd. ; F. H. Merritt, resident engineer, Bennett street |
| National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children ; John Marshall, inspector, 4 The Friars, Monkton street |
| National Telephone Co. Limited (public call offices), 38 & 72 Union street, 43 High street & 4 Victoria terrace |
| Oddfellows Hall, 154 High street ; B. J. Jolliffe, 1 Victoria villas, Simeon street, Ryde |
| Public Library & Reading Room in connection with Young Men's Christian Association ; open to residents & vistors by payment of small fee, Lind street ; Albert Prewer, sec. |
| Royal Engineers' Office, Buona vista, Esplanade ; Col. A. C. Foley, commanding Royal Engineer, Isle of Wight & Major Lewis Kones R.E., division officer |
| Royal Isle of Wight County Hospital, Swanmore road, Ryde ; Thomas A. Buck, M.B., James David Davies L.R.C.P.Edin., Alfred Banks F.R.C.S.Eng., Philip Dymock Turner M.D. & Lionel L. Preston M.D.Dur., Medical officers ; William George Daish L.D. S.R.C.S.Eng. & Wilfred Ernest Griffin L.D. S.R.C.S. hon., dental surgeons ; Arthur Beaumont Waller M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond., house surgeon ; Rev. Robert Nutt M.A., chaplain ; Miss E. C. Antram, matron & A. S. Gordon, sec. |
| Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 143 High street ; Frederick W. Munt, hon. sec. |
| Royal Victoria Yacht Club (Club house), St. Thomas street ; W. B. Paget, commodore ; James Henry Leal, sec. |
| Ryde Ambulance Corps, Alfred Banks F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. surgeon ; Charles Henry Collis, hon. treasurer ; G. W. Colenutt, hon. sec., Hanway lodge, Belvidere street |
| Ryde Building Societies, Henry Weeks, 62 Union street, Ryde, accountant |
| Ryde Conservative Association, F. Shotter, Ivy villa, 43 Argyll street, hon. sec. & registration agent |
| Ryde Cricket Club Grounds, Ratcliffe avenue |
| Ryde Dispensar, Swanmore road, corner of West street, K. W. Ingleby Mackenzie L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. & L. L. Preston M.B., B.S., medical officers ; H. Stone, hon. sec. |
| Ryde District Nursing for the Sick Poor, 60 Monkton street, Miss Corrie sec. |
| Ryde Gaslight Co., A. E. Coombes, sec. ; Frank Frederick Farrant, engineer & general manager) ; offices, Park road ; show rooms, 176 High street |
| Ryde Liberal Association, Newport street, Major Hamilton, president ; George A. Millett, sec. ; Alfred King, steward |
| Ryde Pier Co., Ryde pier ; Leonard Tayler, sec. ; W. D. Stanney, manager |
| Ryde Rowing Club (office), M. J. Osborne, hon. treas., 13 Union street ; C. W. Vincent, hon. sec. 4 St. Thomas street |
| Ryde Royal Regatta, 25 Player street, William Hopgood, hon. sec. |
| Ryde Y.M.C.A. & Literary Institute, 5 Lind street, Thomas William Morphey, hon.se. ; Albert Prewer, sec. |
| St. Helen's Urban District Council ; offices, Somerset road, Charles Greaves Vincent, clerk ; John Isaac Barton, surveyor |
| Stamp Office, 6 Lind street ; John Morrant, distributor |
| Temperance Hall, 131 High street |
| Theatre Royal, St. Thomas square, Walter Bevan, proprietor |
| Town Hall, Lind street ; Ernest Sothcott, hall keeper & town sergeant |
| Vectis Physical Recreation Courts, Bennett street |
| Victoria Pier & Baths, Esplanade, Leonard Tayler, sec. & W. D. Stanney, manager |
| Wilder's Almshouses, Newport street |
| Y.M.C.A., Garfield road,. Mrs. Coley, president ; Mrs. Clara Watts, treassurer |
| Places of Worship: |
| Ryde Parish Church (All Saints), Queen's road |
| Holy Trinity Church, Dover street |
| St. Thomas' Chapel of Ease to Parish Church |
| St. James' Church, Lind street |
| St. Michael & All Angels, Swanmore |
| St. John's, Oakfield |
| St. Mary's Catholic, High street |
| Congregational chapel, George street |
| Congregational chapel, Marlborough road, Elmfield |
| Congregational chapel, Week's road |
| Baptist church, George street |
| Baptist church, Monkton street |
| Bible Christian, Newport street |
| Catholic Apostolic, Daniel street |
| Evangelical Protestant chapel, Newport street |
| Park Road Baptist Chapel |
| Wesleyan chapel, Garfield road |
| Primitive Methodist chapel, High street |
| Zion Chapel, William street, Swanmore |
| Abingdon Mission Room, Abingdon road |
| Ashey Mission Church, Ashey road |
| Brethren Mission Hall, Albert street |
| Mission Hall, Prince street |
| Mission Room, 12 Alfred street |
| Railway Mission Hall, Monkton street |
| St. John's Church Mission Room, High street, Oakfield |
| Salvation Army, Green street |
| Schools: |
| Ryde School of Science & Art, 37 George street, William Henry Dann B.A. sec. ; William Cox, head master |
| Council School, Ashey, for 75 children (mixed) ; average attendance, 33 ; Miss Blake, mistress |
| Council Bettesworth road, built 1877, at the cost of 3800GBP ; for 600 children ; average attendance, boys 120, girls 115, infants 158 ; J. W. Trodd, master ; Miss Matthews, girls' mistress ; Mrs. Hapgood, infants' mistress |
| Higher Grade Council School ; average attendance, 192 ; W. E. Grant, head master & R. W. Scarlett, C. J. M. Williams & J. W. E. Glover, assistant masters ; Sergt.-Major G. Barber, drill master |
| Haven Street Council School (mixed) ; average attendance, 73 ; Miss Catherine Matilda Jordan, mistress |
| National, Green street, with residence for master & mistress, at a cost of about 2000GBP, for 250 children ; average attendance, 339 ; Marton Luther Harman A.C.P. master ; Miss Clark, girls' mistress ; Miss Stokes, infants' mistress |
| Holy Trinity National, Player street, for 360 children ; average atendance, 110 boys, 900 girls, 95 infants ; John R. Dixon, head master ; Miss M. Carter, girls' mistress ; Miss C. Purchas, infants' mistress |
| St. John's National Schools, High Park square ; E. W. Leonard, master ; Miss G. Yolland, infants' misstress |
| St, Mary's Catholic, Elementary School, High street, the Religions of the Cross are the mistresses, for 50 children (mixed) ; average attendance, 43 |
| Newspapers: |
| County Press, Saturday, 1d., W. Watts, district manager, 29 Union street ; W. H. Dann B.A. chief reporter (chief office, Newport) |
| Isle of Wight Observer, Friday, J. C. Hartnall, Colonnade, Lind street |
| Isle of Wight Times & hampshire Gazette, Thursday, S. D. Munday, 72 Union street |
| Newport Times & Isle of Wight Journal, 2 Union street |
| Southern Daily Mail, 2 Union street |
| Railway Stations: |
| St John's road, Walter Daish, station master |
| Pier Head & Esplanade, William Percy Froud, station master |
| Conveyance: |
| Coaches to Newport - 10 a.m. & 2.15 p.m. |
| Carriers: |
| London - Chaplin & Co. carriers by railway, 1 Pier street, Ryde, to and from, & all parts, daily |
| London - Curtiss & Sons Limited, Esplanade, to and from, & all parts, daily |
| London - Sutton & Co., Ryde pier, to, & all parts, daily |
| Bembridge - Broomfield, daily, 3 p.m. except thurs ; & Harvey, daily |
| Brading, Sandown & Shanklin - H. Adams, 3 High street, mon. wed. thurs. & sat. 10 a.m. |
| Newport - Tutton, daily, from 160 Hgh street, Ryde, 11 a.m. |
| St Helen's & Nettlestone - E. Dallimore & Harvey, 'Black Horse' & Castle hotel, daily and L. Dyer from Castle hotel, daily |
| Ventnor - Curtiss & Sons Limited, through Sandown, Shanklin &c. from their office, Esplanade Ryde, daily & Taylor, tues. & fri., Castle hotel, Ryde |
| Sea View & Spring Vale - Watson Bros. & E. Dallimore, daily |
| Sea View & St. Helen's - Harvey, E. Dallimore & L. Dyer, daily |
| Water Conveyance: |
| Steam Packets to and from Ryde, Portsmouth, Southsea, Portsea & Stokes Bay at frequent intervals daily summer & winter ; excursion trips during summer ; also to & from Ryde, Cowes, Southampton, Bournemouth, Brighton & Weymouth |