Ventnor - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 14

Royal Hotel (William Lodge, manager), Belgrave road

Royal Victoria Pier (William Andrews, pier master; William Tozer, clerk), Esplanade

Russell Charles, apartments, Ashley house, Victoria street

Russell Sydney, apartments, 1 Windsor terrace, Dudley road

Russell William (Mrs.), apartments, St. Bee's, Dudley road

Salter Jane (Miss), tobacconist, Esplanade

Sanders Joseph, grocer, 15 & 17 Pier street

Saunders George A. S., manager Capital & Counties Bank Limited, & treasurer to the Urban District Council, Church street

Saunders Theodore Ridley F.S.I., M.S.A, A.M.I.C.E. architect & surveyor, Belgrave chambers, Belgrave road

School of Art (George Tory, hon. sec.; Harry J. Martin, master), High street

Scott Alfred, ironmonger, 4 High street

Scott Mary & Cecilia (Misses), apartments, Alma villa, Alma road, & boarding house, Wellington house, Belgrave road

Scovell William, apartments, 5 St. Catherine street

Scrivener Alice (Miss), ladies' school, Morben lodge, Park avenue

Seabrook Harriett (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Alexandra gardens

Sharpe Alfred James, draper, 4 & 5 Clarence buildings, High street & upholsterer, 10 Spring hill

Shaw Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, Camperdown, Alpine road

Shaw Robert, apartments, 5 Belle Vue villas, Belle Vue road

Sheehan Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 77 High street

Sheppard Frederick Henry, registrar of marriages, Westhill house, Belgrave road

Shipwrecked Fisherman & Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society (George Spencer & Sons, local hon. agents), Esplanade

Sims Albert, builder & contractor, Trinity view, High street

Sims Elizabeth (Miss), fancy repository, 31 Pier street

Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited, 72 High street

Small Alfred, apartments, Cambridge house, Trinity road

Smart Charles (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Church street

Smart Charles, confectioner, 3 Church street

Smith Charles Albert, chemist, 3 High street

Smith Compton (Mrs.), apartments, 49 Albert street

Smith Mrs. Emma Kate, mistress (girls), Elementary school, Albert street; boys, girls and infants; erected in 1859 at a cost of 2200GBP on a site given by the late John Hambrough esq., for 500 children, average attendance 130 boys, 83 girls and 70 infants.

Smith Sarah Ann (Miss), ladies' school, 3 St. Boniface gardens, St. Boniface road

Smith W.H. & Son, news agent, Railway station, Newport road

Smith William, apartments, 2 Marine parade, Esplanade road

Snow Arthur, bookbinder, 8 South street

Snow William Charles, manager to Pickfords Ltd. agents to London, Brighton & South Coast Railway, 55 High street

Sowter Charles, coal merchants, 27 Albert street & Railway station

Spanner Frank, apartments, 1 Buona Vista cottages, North street

Spearing Robert E., grocer, 24 Pier street

Spence Kate (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Dudley terrace, Dudley road

Spencer George & Son, boat proprietor, Esplanade

St. Catherine's Home for Advanced Consumption (H.R. & I.H. The Duchess of Saxe-Coburg Gotha (Duchess of Edinburgh), patron; Harold F. Bassano M.A., M.B., B.V.Cantab. medical officer; Sister Margaret Mary, in charge, treasurer & sec.), Grove road

Stamp Roland, apartments, Croft house, Hambrough road

Starke Ernest, lime merchant, 1 Iceland cottages, Steephill Down road

Stevens Sydney, insurance agent, Thornleigh, Newport road

Suss-Hahnemann Frederick Leopold R., M.D., physician, Tweed mount, Bath road

Sutton & Co., carriers (William Tapscott Hooper, agent), 37 High street

Taylor & Co., milliners, Spring hill

Taylor Henry, boot & shoe maker & dealer, 139 High street

Territorial Force (4th) Hants Howitzer Battery Royal Field Artillery (Commanding, Major & Hon. Lieut.-Col. Albert Edward Jolliffe V.D.; B. Sergt-Majors William Fish & William Parr, drill instructors), Zigzag road

Territorial Force Battalion (8th) ("Princess Beatrice's"), Isle of Wight Rifles, Hampshire Regiment (F Co. Capt. A. E. Myers; Frederick Callaway, sergeant-instructor), South street