Newport - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 21

Smith Alfred, tailor & outfitter, 112 Pyle street

Smith Edward Joseph, house decorator, Caesar's road

Smith Francis, naturalist, 1 Castle road

Smith George Mark, Sir John Barleycorn P.H. 27 Trafalgar road

Smith Henry, tailor, 165 High street

Smith James & Co., fishmongers, 68 & 69 Pyle street & 15 St James street

Smith Robert, chemist, 101 Upper St James street

Snellgrove George, wardrobe dealer, 84 Upper St James street

Snellgrove J. E. & Son, plumbers &c, 67 & 68 Upper St James street

Snellgrove William, farmer, Staplers

Southcott Thomas (trustees of), Swan inn, 151 High street

Southern Echo (branch office) (Henry Greengrass, agent; published daily), 100 High street

Spanner F. & A., drapers &c. 144, & earthenware dealers, 144a, High street

Spanner Frank, carpenter, 28 West street

Spencer & Co., boot makers, 93 High street

Spooner & Bailey, oil cake & manure stores, 6 Sea street

St. Thomas' Club & Reading Room (Albert Holdway, hon. sec.), 21 Holyrood street

Stagg Henry Ernest, tailer, 30 Coppin's bridge

Stallard G. & A., fellmongers, 44 & 45 Clocker street

Stanley John, grocer. see Jordan & Stanley

Stark Andrew, dairyman, Watergate dairy, Watergate road

Stevens William, verger of St.Thomas's Church, 6 St.Thomas square

Stratton & Millgate, architects & surveyors, 21 Quay street

Stratton Frederic & Son, solicitors, 31 Pyle street

Stratton Frederic (firm, F. Stratton & Son), solicitor, & clerk to the Guardians, to rural district council, to school attendance committee, to Newport & Carisbrooke school board & to assessment committee of Isle of Wight union, & supt. registrar of births, deaths & marriages for the Isle of Wight, 31 Pyle street

Stratton Henry Eldridge (firm, F. Stratton & Son), solicitor & deputy supt. registrar, 31 Pyle street.

Street George Benjamin, insurance agent, 28 Clifford street

Sutton's Parcel Express (William W. Clark, agent), 48 Pyle street

Swane Ernest Albert C.E., architect & surveyor, 30 Upper St James street

Sweetingham William, brick maker, St John's road

Switzer Elsie (Mrs.), apartments, 16 Holyrood street

Taplin John & Co., mineral water manufacturers, South street

Taplin John, pork butcher, 41 Pyle street

Taylor Albert John, tailor, 65 High street

Taylor Ernest Isaac, stone mason, Avondale road

Taylor Frederick James, tailor, 26 Quay street

Taylor John, boot maker, 28 Castle road

Taylor Walter, grocer, 43 Upper St James street

Technical Education Committee, Isle of Wight County Council (Professor J. D. Custance F.C.S. organising sec.), Holyrood street

Terrett Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 37 West street

Tharle Henry Barton, carpenter, 49 Castle road

The Blue School, or Girls' Charity School (Miss Elise Leahy, matron), 62 Crocker street. Founded by subscription 1761 for the purpose of clothing and teaching a number of poor girls of Newport and qualify them to be honest and useful domestic servants. The girls are educated, clothed, boarded and lodged at the expense of the charity.

The Free Grammar School (Charles D. Vibert B.A. headmaster). Lower St James street, founded by subscription in 1614 and endowed by Sir Richard Worsley, Sir Thomas Fleming and others. The master teaches 20 free scholars and is allowed to take other day scholars as well as boarders.

Thomas James, provision merchant. &c. see Ash & Thomas

Thompson Charles James M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.M. surgeon & medical officer & public vaccinator to Carisbrooke district, Isle of Wight union, 95 Carisbrooke road

Thurlow Henry, silversmith & jeweller, 33 High street ; & at Ryde

Tilley Benjamin Wallington, silk merchant & draper, 129 High street

Tiptaft Jane (Miss), girls' school, 147 High street

Tomkins Samuel E. architect & surveyor, Castlehold chambers ; & at Cowes

Tomlinson Frederick James, plumber & painter, 9 Trafalgar road