Newport - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 17

Masonic Lodge (Albany) (J.C. Millgate, sec.), Lugley street

Matthews Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 8 Hearn street

Matthews Charles, carriers & contractors, 1 Chapel street

Matthews Fred, shopkeeper, & post office, 64 Upper St. James street

Matthews Thomas, shopkeeper, 33 West street

Matthews William, coal dealer, St. John's place

Maunder Frederick Bernard, tailor, 8 St. Thomas square

Maze Douglas E., Sun inn, 28 Holyrood street

McCulloch Ada D. (Mrs.), milliner, 14 High street

McFarlane Charles William, tailor, 10 Carisbrooke road

McGahey William, boot maker, 71 Pyle street

McKay Joseph Boyle M.D., M.Ch.Dub. physician & surgeon, 43 Pyle street

McQueen John Alex., Red Lion P.H., 21 St. James square

Meager Manuella (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 8 St. Thomas square

Mearman Alexander, coach builder, 35 Pyle street

Medina Hall (albert James Salter, sec.), High street

Mew Henry, shoe maker, 1 Quay street

Mew Percy, farmer, Staplers

Mew W. B., Langton & Co. Limited, brewers; brewery & offices, Crocker street; stores, Sea street & Maltsters, Orchard street

Mew Walter, beer retailer, Coppin's bridge

Midlane Harry, coach painter, Albert street

Midlane Thomas Harvey, painter &c., 22 Trafalgar road

Millgate John Curtis, architect, see Stratton & Millgate

Millidge & Son, chemist, 47 High street

Minns William, dyer &c., see Bright & Minns

Minter Robert, marine store dealer, 24 South street

Mitchell J.L., master, Upper St. James street Elementary school; built 1812 originally known as the Lancastrian and afterwards the Royal British Schools, but transferred to the Newport Board in 1875; re-opened in Jan. 1876 and enlarged at a cost of about 1200GBP, again in 1896; the school will hold 850 children; average attendance 229 boys, 231 girls, 172 infants.

Molassine Co. Limited (The), cattle food manufacturers (Frederick James Bound, agent), 63 Lugley street

Moody Helen (Mrs.), teacher of music, 2 Oakleigh cottages, Fairlee road

Moody James, dairy farmer, Staplehurst, Staplers

Moore Elsie (Miss), nurse, 1 Castle road

Moore Horace Arthur, insurance supt., 25 Carisbrooke road

Moore John, register of marriages for Isle of Wight district, 1 Glencoe cottages, Trafalgar road

Moore William, dairyman, Buckbury, Staplers

Moorman William & Son, cabinet makers, 95 & 96 Upper St. James street

Morey Henry William & Sons, timber merchants, West street & Albion steam saw mills, Terrace road

Morgan Alfred James, apartments, 7 St. John's road

Morgan Fred, house furnisher, 112 & 112a Pyle street

Morgan Fred, ironmonger, 30 Holyrood street

Morris & Cowdery, boot makers, 125 High street

Morris Brothers, farmer, Great Pan farm, Pan lane

Morris Edward, china dealer 28, & furniture warehouse 39, High street & St. Thomas square

Morris George, hair dresser, 75 Upper St. James street

Morris John William, shoe maker, 10 Town lane

Morris Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Daisycote, Fairlee road

Morris Osmond, milk retailer, 12 Carisbrooke road

Morris William Henry, cabinet maker & blind maker, Mill street

Mouser John Herbert, insurance agent, 16 New street

Mundell Samuel, carrier, 62 Lugley street

Munden Edward, grocer, 128 High street