Ryde - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 31

Springate Ltd., ophthalmic opticians, 24a Union street

Springer Albert James, apartments, 15 Winton street

Spunner Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 11 Upton road

Squibb Henry Edward, carpenter, 14 Player street

St. Helen's Electric Lighting Co. Ltd. (Harold Groome, resident engineer), Bennett street

St. Helen's Urban District Council Offices (Charles Greaves Vincent, clerk), 4 St. Thomas street

St. John Biggs George, photographer, 26 West street

St. Mary's Catholic school (mixed), High street, Sisters of the Cross are the mistresses; built in 1883 and rebuilt 1905 for 72 children; average attendance 66.

Stagg Annie (Mrs.), refreashment rooms, 143 High street

Stainer George Henry, dairyman, 93 High street & Little Upton farm, Upton

Stainer Robert, monumental mason, see Holland & stainer

Stamp Office (John Morrant, distributor), 6 Lind street

Stanley Arthur, apartments, Warley villa, Quarry road

Stanley Ellen (Miss), stationer, 45 Union street

Stephens John Henry, apartments, 82 Union street

Stephens John, jobmaster, Nelson street

Stevenson Albert Victor, butcher, 173 High street

Stock Egbert, apartments, 24 Pier street

Stocks Cecil Henry, apartments, 24 Pier street

Stokes Miss, infants' mistress, Green street Elementary School; established 1812, with residences for master and mistress at a cost of about 2000GBP for 600 hundred children; average attendance 120 boys, 100 girls, 90 infants.

Stroud Edward George, grocer & dealer in wines, 19 Cross street

Sutton & Co., forwarding agents (William W. Clark, agent), 22 Pier street

Sutton Beatrice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, & post office, Upton road, Haylands

Sweetman Charles, Elephant & Castle P.H., 15 Green street

Sweetman Edward, Strand hotel, 59 Strand & London hotel, 1 Swanmore road

Sweetman Henry, Charles & Walter, brewers, Star street; & Eagle Brewery hotel, 44 High street; Brewery Bar P.H., 44 George street; Atlantic P.H., 119 High street & Brewers' Arms P.H., 127 High street

Sweetman Henry, maltster, Daniel street

Sweetman Walter, Bedford hotel, 13 St. John's road

Swetman William, Ashey, Station master

Swetman William, station master, Ashey station

Talbot William, saddler, 49 Union street

Tansom John Thomas, chair caner, 17 Warwick street

Tayler Charles Matthew, greengrocer, 111 High street

Taylor Caroline (Mrs.), apartments, 44 Swanmore road

Taylor Edwin, cabinet maker, 77 Swanmore road; 3 Church street; Star street & 55 St. John's road

Taylor Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 70 St. John's road

Taylor George James, grocer, 56 Monkton street

Taylor Harry, upholsterer, 42 Green street

Taylor Henry Paul, egg merchant, 1 Green street

Taylor James William, baker, 107 Arthur street

Taylor Sarah (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 12 Pier street

Taylor William Robert, jobmaster, 9 Monkton street & 10 Pier street

Teague Arthur Robert, apartments, 23 George street

Teague William, pianoforte warehouse, 69 Union street

Teasdale Emanuel, apartments, 28 Pier street

Teasdale Hannah (Miss), confectioner, 30 High street

Territorial Battalion (8th) (isle of Wight Rifles, Princess Beatrice's), Hampshire Regiment (A Company, Capt. C.W. Vimcent; Color-Sergt. Henry John Evan, drill instructor); head quarters, St. James' street

Thearle Henry, beer retailer, 105 Arthur street

Theatre Royal (Charles Constant, proprietor; Fred R. Griffiths, lessee), St. Thomas square

Thirkill William Henry Percy Fairclough, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 3 St. Thomas street