Kelly's Derbyshire Directory 1932
Entries for the area of the Ancient Parish of Glossop.
GLOSSOP
GLOSSOP (or Glossop Dale) is a municipal borough, and market town, giving its
name to the Glossop Dale rural district, head of a county court
district and petty sessional division, township and parish, on the
borders of Cheshire, with a station 192½ miles by rail from
London, on the Great Central section of the London and North Eastern
railway, 9½ from Ashton, 24½ from Barnsley, 87 from
Birmingham, 65 from Burton, 47 from Chesterfield, 58 from Derby, 41
from Doncaster, 87 from Leicester, 34 from Leek, 47 from Liverpool,
73¾ from Lincoln, 13 from Manchester, 20 from Macclesfield, 74
from Nottingham 30 from Sheffield, 66¼ from Stafford, 10½
from Stalybridge, 11 from Stockport, 53 from Uttoxeter and 72 from
Wolverhampton. it & in the High Peak division of the county,
hundred of High Peak, rural deanery of Glossop, archdeaconry of
Chesterfield and diocese of Derby. The London and North Eastern
railway from Manchester to Sheffield & carried across Dinting
Vale on a lofty viaduct of sixteen arches, constructed of stone,
about 1 mile west from the Town hall, and there is a branch line from
Dinting to Glossop and Hadfield. The parish of Glossop, before the
passing of the Local Government Act, 1894, comprised the hamlets of
Glossop, Hadfield, Padfield, Charlesworth, Chunal, Whitfield and
Simmondley. By the operation of the above Act, the borough became, by
an Order of the County Council, dated Aug. 10, 1894, a civil parish,
consisting of the whole of the hamlet of Hadfield, and parts of the
previously mentioned hamlets. By the same Act the hamlet of
Charlesworth, and the other parts of the hamlets, became the parish
of Charlesworth.
The
borough is divided into three wards, viz.: All Saints, Hadfield and
St. James'. The corporation consists of a mayor, 6 aldermen and 18
councillors. The borough has a commission of the peace and a police
force. The water supply, derived from Peaknase moors, & collected
in reservoirs at Swineshaw. The town is supplied with gas by a
company formed in 1845.
Portions
of the old parish of Glossop All Saints have been taken to form the
ecclesiastical parishes of Whitfield, St. James'; Hadfield, St.
Andrew's; Dinting, Holy Trinity, and Chinley with Buxworth. The
parish church of All Saints & a modern edifice of stone in the
Early Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch,
vestry, organ chamber and a western tower, with spire, containing a
clock and 8 bells, rehung and a chiming apparatus attached in 1877;
the bells were recast in 1923, at a cost of £528; the tower was
rebuilt in 1856; in 1902 a carved oak porch was added at a cost of
£120, in memory of John Wagstaffe: the stained west window &
a memorial erected by the congregation to a former Duke and Duchess
of Norfolk, Robert Shepley esq. and John Wood esq. benefactors to the
church: in 1889 the church was restored and three stained glass
windows were placed therein, at a cost of £1,300, defrayed by
Miss A. A. Wood and others: there are also memorial windows to the
Rev. John Dickinson Knowles M.A. vicar, 1865-89, and Mrs. Mary Rusby:
in 1915 the church received important alterations; the nave, a flat
Georgian building, erected in 1831, having been pronounced unsafe,
was pulled down and the present one of handsome proportions
substituted; it is built of local stone and consists of five bays
with side aisles, and a canopied southern porch with a Calvary
terminal: in 1923 the chancel was rebuilt and a lady chapel added,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Jackson, of Glossop, giving £6,000 for this
purpose: a rose window, at the east end, and a carved reredos were
erected in 1924 by the congregation, the former being in memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson: the carved oak pulpit was presented, at a cost
of £325, by John Wood esq. of Whitfield House: the altar front,
presented to the church in 1895, is of carved oak open-work tracery
panels, flanked by figures of SS. Chad and Aidan, with silk frontals
to slide in a groove behind the tracery: choir stalls of carved oak
were erected in 1896, at a cost of £180, and in 1898, an oak
screen bearing the names of the vicars of Glossop from 1321 was
provided at a cost of £50: a font of white marble, presented,
at a cost of £200, by C. B. Knowles esq. has been placed in a
new baptistery: the old communion plate bears date 1745, but in 1877
a new set was presented by the parishioners: the churchyard was
closed against interments, with modifications, in 1857-8. The
registers date from the year 1620. The living is a vicarage, net
yearly value £420, with residence, in the gift of trustees, and
held. since 1927 by the Rev. Francis John Edmond M.A. of Trinity
College, Cambridge, F.R.G.S., surrogate and proctor in convocation.
The
Rev. Christopher Howe, vicar 1793 to 1849 and for 40 years also
incumbent of Woodhead, Cheshire, established a day school at Glossop,
in which he personally taught, and partly rebuilt the parish church;
he died 1st Sept. 1849, in the 85th year of his age and the 57th of
his vicariate of Glossop. Mr. Charles Winterbottom, for upwards of 60
years sexton and clerk of the parish of Glossop, died at the age of
nearly 88 years.
The
Roman Catholic church, dedicated to All Saints, a building in the
Classic style, situated near Glossop Hall, was erected by Bernard
Edward Duke of Norfolk, in 1837, and consists of chancel, nave and a
belfry containing one bell: over the altar is a fine copy of
Domenichino's “Communion of St. Hyeronome,” the original
of which is in the Vatican; there are also valuable paintings
representing the twelve apostles: there are 250 sittings.
Mount
Pleasant Congregational chapel, built in 1858, will seat 600.
There
are United Methodist chapels in Manor Park road (to seat 480) and
Simmondley lane and a Primitive Methodist chapel in Shrewsbury
street.
The
Cemetery, of 6 acres, formed in 1859, was enlarged in 1894 and has
mortuary chapels; it is now under the control of the town council and
Charlesworth parish council.
The
Town Hall, with the Market House, was considerably enlarged in 1854
and again in 1919. In 1913 new municipal buildings were erected at
the rear of the Town hall.
The
Free Library and Victoria Hall, Fauvel road, erected in 1887 by
Herbert Rhodes esq. and Lord Doverdale J.P. at a cost of about
£4,400, on a site given by Lord Howard of Glossop, is a
building of stone in the Gothic style, containing a reading room and
library of 5,000 volumes, lecture hall and a public hall: over the
main entrance a tower with pinnacles rises to a height of 80 feet.
The
Public Baths, Howard Park, erected in 1887 by Samuel Wood esq. and
Mrs. Wood, of Moorfield House, at a cost of about £15,000,
comprise a swimming bath, three private baths for males and a like
number for females, and vapour baths: the buildings include a
ventilating tower 100 feet high.
There
are cotton factories here and, in the neighbourhood, calico printing
establishments and paper mills: some of the former, and especially
those of Messrs. Wood Bros. (Glossop) Limited, and Messrs. Francis
Sumner and Co. (1920) Limited, are very extensive, employing in
ordinary times about 1,300 workpeople. The first cotton mill was
erected about the year 1784, but previously to this a few woollen
factories and fulling mills had been in operation; one of these, the
Gnathole mill, now covered with ivy, still remains.
At
Dinting Vale are the large calico printing works developed by the
skill and energy of Mr. E. Potter, and now carried on by Messrs. E.
Potter and Co. Limited (a branch of the Calico Printers' Association
Limited).
Hurst
brook and Whitfield brook, two feeders of the Etherow, take their
rise on the adjacent moors; the water of the latter possesses
bleaching properties, which fact was taken advantage of in
establishing the works at Charlestown. There are quarries producing
building and paving stone. The principal market day is Saturday.
Fairs are held from the 4th to 7th of May, also the 14th to 17th of
September, for the sale of horses and cattle.
There
are charities of about £40 yearly value, distributed among the
poor on St. Thomas' day, in money and clothing, by two
representatives of the eight original hamlets of Glossop Dale.
The
Wood's Hospital, Howard Park, founded and endowed in 1887 by Daniel
Wood esq. at a cost of about £6,000, the endowment fund being
£19,000, is a structure of brick, cased externally with stone,
and comprises two male and two female wards, holding about 16
patients, with kitchens &c. and an administrative block,
containing the offices, store rooms &c.: to the west of the
hospital is a detached laundry, with lodge keeper's residence.
The
Partington Convalescent & Nurses' Home, North road, built in 1908
by Sir E. Partington, at a cost of about £30,000, including
endowment, is a structure of stone, and consists of two wings and one
central block; in the central block are the matron's and nurses'
apartments; the home provides for ten patients.
Howard
Park, North road, formed in 1887, at the joint expense of Lord Howard
of Glossop, Samuel Wood esq. and Mrs. Wood, is situated on an
eminence, commanding a fine view of the town and neighbourhood; it is
about 12 acres in extent.
Manor
Park grounds, formerly the seat of Lord. Howard of Glossop, and part
of the manor of Glossop, were acquired by the borough of Glossop in
1927 for use as public recreation grounds. In 1932 a pavilion was
added, with refreshment room and dressing rooms.
At
Old Cross, Old Glossop, are the remains of an ancient stone cross,
about 12 feet in height, which has been restored and is in a fair
state of preservation.
The
town and hamlets appear to have been divided in the time of Edward
the Confessor into several parts among different Saxon proprietors,
but in the Domesday Survey the whole of Glossop is put down as
forfeited to the Crown; and the Conqueror afterwards gave it to his
natural son, William Peveril, whose son Richard, however, being
disinherited by Henry I. Glossop was again confiscated by the Crown,
and in 1157 was granted by Henry II. together with the advowson of
the church to the Abbey of Basingwerke, "in free and perpetual
alms for ever," and this abbey had acquired before the 15th
century nearly all the hamlets now comprising the Glossop estate;
Glossop remained the property of Basingwerke Abbey till the
dissolution of the lesser abbeys in 1536, when Henry VIII. seized it
with other conventual property and afterwards granted it to the Earl
of Shrewsbury, who in turn exchanged it with the Dukes of Norfolk for
estates in Ireland, and in this noble family it has remained to the
present time.
The
land is partly moor and pasturage. The area of the municipal borough
is 2,998 acres of land and 54 of water; the population in 1931 was
19,510.
The
population of the wards in 1921 was:- All Saints', 6,184; Hadfield,
6,239, and St. James', 8,108.
The
population of the ecclesiastical parish of All Saints in 1921 was
2,767.
HOLLYBANK
is a hamlet in the parish.
DINTING,
formed into an ecclesiastical parish, 1875, is partly in Glossop
borough, and has a station on the Great Central section of the London
and North Eastern railway. This place is now amalgamated with Glossop
and Charlesworth civil parishes. The church of the Holy Trinity,
erected by the Wood family, of Glossop, and opened July, 1875, is a
building of stone in the Gothic style of the 13th century, and
consists of apsidal chancel, nave, aisles, an organ chamber forming a
transept on the south side, vestry and a tower at the west end of the
south aisle, with pinnacles and an octagonal spire reaching a height
of 137 feet from the ground to the top of the vane, and containing 6
bells: the nave is divided from the aisle by circular stone piers,
with moulded caps and bases: this pulpit, of Caen stone and marble,
was erected in memory of the patrons and founders: there are several
memorial windows, including the east window of four lights, erected
in 1922 to those who fell in the Great War: the font presented. by
Mrs. Wood, consists of a basin of Caen stone on a shaft of red marble
the organ was also presented by Mrs. Wood in 1882: the building has
sittings for 630 persons, 90 of which are free. The register dates
from the year 1875. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £350,
with residence, in the gift of Sir John Wood bart. D.L., J.P. and Sir
Samuel Hill-Wood bart. D.L., J.P. and held since 1929 by the Rev.
Lewis Foster L.Th. of Durham University.
There
is a United Methodist chapel, built in 1860, with sittings for 325
persons, 100 of which are free. The population of the ecclesiastical
parish in 1921 was 3,094.
BROOKFIELD
is a hamlet, 1 mile north of Dinting station. The Congregational
chapel erected in 1884, is a building of stone in the Early English
style: all the windows are stained: it has 400 sittings.
GAMESLEY
is a hamlet 1 mile west of Dinting station. In the hamlet of Gamesley
are the remains of a Roman fort called by the country people from
time immemorial, “Melandra” and “Melandra Castle;”
it stands at the confluence of the Course Brook and the Etherow: it
is rectangular in form, with rounded angles, and had three double
gateways and a single arched entrance on the south: the length is 398
feet, the breadth 368 feet, and the area 3.36 acres approximately,
and in the centre is a square building which contained several
chambers, and has been by analogy called the “Praetorium:”
a good deal of pottery, terra sigillate and Romano-British ware has
been found, as well as glass and floor and roof tiles, Roman coins
from 68 to 888 A.D. and a quantity of trade and coin-weights, both
Roman and Celtic. The miscellaneous objects include bones, flints,
dice, iron, lead and bronze finds; tiles marked with the initials
V.V. (Valerie Victrix) of the 20th Legion, and a centurial stone,
found here in 1771, and inscribed to Valerius VitaIis, centurion of
the let cohort of the Frisiavones, which was in Britain, A.D. 105 and
124: it has been concluded that Melandra was occupied as early as 80
A.D. and again after an interval in the 3rd and 4th centuries: the
Summit of this eminence is still called "The Castle Yard,"
and a tradition exists that Melandra was one of the strongholds of
the ancient British in the time of the Saxon invasion. On an opposite
hill, called "Mousley," is the site of another traditional
castle. Some stones which came from Mousley Castle, inscribed with
rude hieroglyphics, are still to be seen walled into the gable end of
a house at Hadfield, and are evidently Runic. Both Melandra and
Mousley lie on the Roman road from the camp of “Mancunium”
(Manchester) to that of “Ad Petuariam” (Brough, near
Castleton).
HADFIELD,
together with the township of Padfield, was formed in 1876 into an
ecclesiastical parish, but was August 10, 1894, amalgamated with
Glossop; it is on the borders of Cheshire, within the borough of
Glossop and county court district of Glossop, with a station on the
Great Central section of the London and North Eastern railway. The
church of St. Andrew, erected at a cost of about £4,250 and
consecrated July 4th, 1874, is a building in the Gothic style,
consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, south
transept, baptistery, organ chamber and a central bell turret
containing one bell: the font, worked in native stone, was presented
in 1874 by Mr. James Sheriff, of Christchurch, Canterbury, New
Zealand, and formerly of Hadfield, and had previously been exhibited
at the Colonial exhibition, Victoria: the richly embroidered
communion cloth was presented by the Rev. C. B. Ward M.A. vicar of
Whitfield, and the credence table by Mr. Braddock, churchwarden: a
new organ was erected in 1879, at a cost of about £650, by
James Sidebottom esq. J.P. of Millbrook, Hadfield, as a memorial to
his wife: the brass lectern was presented in memory of Beatrice
Dawson at a cost of about £100: there are 538 sittings. The
register of baptisms dates from July 5th 1874, and of marriages from
August, 1875. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £390,
in the gift of Col. William Sidebottom V.D., J.P. and four other
trustees, and held since 1911 by the Rev. Archibald Campbell
Macalister White L.Th. of Durham University, who is a surrogate.
There is a Mission room at Woolley Bridge. The Roman Catholic church,
dedicated to St. Charles Borromeo, is an edifice of stone in the
Early English style, erected in 1858 by Lord Howard of Glossop, and
consisting of nave, aisles, sacristy, baptistery and a western tower
containing one bell: there are memorials to Father McDonnell and the
Right Rev. Monsignor Canon H. Sabela: the carved high altar of stone
was erected in memory of Father Hickey: the Lady altar was presented
by the Right Rev. Monsignor Canon H. Sabela: in the church are
several figures carved in stone and many valuable oil paintings, one
of these, a copy of Raphael's "Transfiguration," being
placed above the high altar: a new pulpit of Caen stone marble and
alabaster was erected in 1894 as a memorial of the nomination of the
Right Rev. Monsignor Canon H. Sabela as domestic prelate to his
Holiness Pope Leo XIII.: there are memorial windows to Lord Edward G.
Fitzalan Howard, 1st baron Howard of Glossop, d. 1 Dec. 1883, and
Augusta (Talbot), his wife, d. 9 July, 1862, and others to Miss
Margaret Mary Conlan, Mrs. Dorothea M. Gregory, Miss Sabela and to
Mrs. Esther Mary Couban, and an “Ecce Homo” presented by
Monsignor H. Sabela. Outside the church is a vault belonging to the
Howard family. Adjoining is a presbytery. The Convent of Sisters of
Charity of St. Paul, a fine building on the south side of the church,
was erected in 1887 at the cost of John Dalton esq. The Wesleyan
chapel, built in 1878, has 750 sittings; the Primitive Methodist
chapel, built in 1855 has 560 sittings; the school adjoining was
built in 1858 to hold 500, and & used for lectures; the United
Methodist chapel, built in 1876 and enlarged in 1885, seats 160.
There are several cotton mills, in which the population are employed,
and political clubs with news and amusement rooms. Hadfield Hall, the
ancient mansion of the Hadfields of Hadfield, dating from 1646, has
been converted into a couple of cottages; some years ago the handsome
black oak carving was taken down and erected in a farm house on the
Glossop estate. The population of the ecclesiastical parish in 1921
was 5,954.
Post,
M O., T. & T. E. D. Office, 120 Station road. Letters through
Manchester.
PADFIELD,
adjoining Hadfield station, 1½ miles north-west from Glossop
and partly within that borough, in the High Peak division of the
county, hundred of High Peak, parish, petty sessional division and
county court district of Glossop, is included in the ecclesiastical
parish of St. Andrew's, Hadfield. The Wesleyan chapel, erected with
Sunday school in 1880 at a cost of £2,000, will seat 400
persons. The population are employed in the cotton mills.
Letters
through Manchester, via Hadfield.
WHITFIELD
was formed into an ecclesiastical parish in 1884. On Aug. 10, 1894,
the portion in Glossop borough was added to that parish, and the
remainder amalgamated with the civil parish of Charlesworth. The
church of St. James is a building of stone in the Early English
style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a western tower with
spire and pinnacles containing 8 bells, added in 1884 and recast in
1931, and a clock placed in 1885 by Miss Wood, of Whitfield House:
the organ, erected in 1860, was enlarged in 1870, 1880 and 1896, and
repaired in 1908: there are two stained windows to the memory of
John, Daniel and Samuel Wood, and two added in 1931, one by the
parishioners in memory of the late Mrs. Wood and the other by the
Rev. H. V. and Mrs. Nicoll-Griffith in memory of their daughter
Sylvia: the church was enlarged in 1895-6 by the erection of a
chancel and vestry, and the whole interior reseated at a cost,
including special gifts, of over £4,000: a chapel was added in
1928 at a cost of £2,000, by Sir John Wood bart. D.L., J.P. in
memory of Lady Wood and members of his family: there are 1,100
sittings, 550 being free. The register dates from the year 1846. The
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £420, with residence, in
the gift of Sir John Wood bart. D.L., J.P. and Sir Samuel Hill-Wood
bart. D.L., J.P. and held since 1926 by the Rev. Hubert Victor
Nicoll-Griffith M.A. of Selwyn College, Cambridge, and rural dean of
Glossop. The vicarage house, a stone building near the church, has
been considerably enlarged since 1872. The church of St. Luke, also
in this parish, was built in 1906 by Mrs. S. Wood, of Moorfield, at a
cost of £5,000: the east window was erected in 1928 to the
memory of the late Mrs. Wood by the parishioners at a cost of £250:
the church is served by the clergy of St. James'. There are Mission
rooms in Chapel street and Kershaw street. The Sumner Memorial Roman
Catholic church, Sumner street, dedicated to St. Mary, founded and
endowed by Francis James Sumner esq. D.C.L. of Park Hall Hayfield,
and erected in 1887 by his heirs on a site granted by Lord Howard of
Glossop, at a cost of about £17,000, is an edifice of local
stone in the Early English style, consisting of apsidal chancel,
clerestoried nave of eight bays, aisles, side chapels, baptistery,
south porch and an eastern turret with spire and ornamental finial,
rising to a height of 90 feet and containing one bell: a stone screen
separates the chancel from the side chapels: the altar and tabernacle
are elaborately carved in alabaster, marble and Caen stone, and the
pulpit is also of Caen stone: the organ cost about £500;
stations of the cross were added in 1889 at a cost of about £150:
in 1908 a memorial altar and stained window were erected to the Right
Rev. Canon Charles W. Tasker: there are sittings for 900 persons:
adjoining, the church is a presbytery built in 1889 by the Right Rev.
Canon Charles W. Tasker, a former rector, to the memory of John
Sumner esq. There is a convent for the Sisters of Charity of St. Paul
in Shaw street. Littlemoor Congregational chapel, founded in 1811,
has 800 sittings. Littlemoor Congregational schools, Victoria street,
erected in 1881 at a cost, including fittings, of about £3,000,
form a building of stone in the Italian style, and will hold 700
scholars, the schools are also used for lectures and concerts, and
can be arranged so as to seat 1,000 persons: the front entrance,
facing Victoria street, & surmounted by a turret 75 feet high.
The Gospel Union Mission hail, in Ellison street, erected in 1888, is
of stone in the Gothic style, and will seat 800 persons. The
Whitfield Free Library, containing 600 volumes, and the adjoining
recreation ground were presented to the people of Glossop by George
S. Ollerenshaw esq. J.P. in 1902. Whitfield House, the residence of
Sir John Wood bart. D.L., J.P. is a large stone building in the
Elizabethan style, standing in its own grounds. The inhabitants are
employed in the large cotton and paper mills just outside the
township and in the bleach works within its boundaries.
The
soil is various; subsoil, clay. The land & practically all in
pasture. The population of the ecclesiastical parish in 1921 was
8,649.
Charlestown
is a place here.
CHUNAL
is 2 miles south from Glossop and partly within that borough, in the
High Peak division of the county, hundred of High Peak, parish,
petty sessional division and county court district of Glossop, and in
the ecclesiastical parish of Whitfield; part is included in Glossop
civil parish, the remainder being in Charlesworth civil parish.
OFFICIAL
ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post,
M. O., T. & T. E. D. Office, Victoria street. Letters should have
Derbyshire added
Town
Sub-Post & M. O. Office, 29 Manor Park road, Old Glossop
Town
Sub-Post & M. O. Office, 198 High street west
Town
Sub-Post & M. O. Office, 113 Victoria street, Whitfield
CORPORATION.
1931-1932.
Mayor,
Councillor George Platt.
Deputy
Mayor, Councillor Herbert Lee Roebuck.
Aldermen.
Retire
Nov. 1933: Joseph Edwin Buckley J.P, Joseph Dempsey Doyle J.P,
William Jackson J.P
Retire
Nov. 1936: Sam Bamforth, John Platt, George Wharmby.
Councillors.
All
Saints' Ward.
Returning
Officer for Ward Elections, Alderman G. Wharmby.
Retire
Nov.
Frank
Boardman 1932, John Hague 1932, John Henry May 1933, George Platt
1933, Richard Alfred Beckman 1934, Arthur Mellor J.P 1934.
St.
James' Ward.
Returning
Officer for Ward Elections, Alderman Joseph Edwin Buckley J.P.
Retire
Nov.
Thomas
Farnsworth 1932, William Robinson 1932, William Hankinson J.P. 1933,
Thomas Hy. Robinson 1933, John Hy. Cuthbert 1934, Richard Sellers
1934.
Hadfield
Ward.
Returning
Officer for Ward Elections, Alderman J. Platt.
Retire
Nov.
Robert
Jn. Boak J.P. 1932, William Dennis 1932, Bennett Maltby 1933,
Herbert Lee Roebuck 1933, Harry Bower 1934, John Ring 1934.
Officers
of the Corporation.
Town
Clerk, Roger Rose, solicitor, Municipal buildings
Borough
Treasurer & Chief Rating & Valuation Officer, Samuel
Fletcher, Municipal buildings
Medical
Officer of Health to Borough & Rural District Council, Medical
Superintendent of Maternity & Child Welfare Centre & to the
Isolation Hospital & Partington Convalescent & Nurses' Home,
Ernest Henry Marcus Milligan M.D.Belf., D.P.H.DubL. Municipal
buildings
Public
Analyst, J. White, County offices, St. Mary's Gate, Derby
Borough
Auditor, James Moss, Alexandra buildings, 28 Queen street, Manchester
Surveyor
& Water Works Manager, George Faulds M.I.M. & Cy.E
Veterinary
Surgeon under the Diseases of Animals Acts,: George Ellis
M.R.C.V.S.Edin. Stalybridge road, Mottram
Water
Inspector, James Byrom, Town Hall, High street west
Chief
Constable, Inspector under Diseases of Animals Acts, Inspector of
Hackney Carriages & Superintendent of Fire Brigade, Robert C.
Greensmith, Ellison street
Sanitary
& Meat Inspector & Inspector under the Food & Drugs Acts,
Harry Dane, Municipal buildings
Chief
Inspector of Weights & Measures, Robert C. Greensmith, Ellison
street; S. Wedgwood inspector
Parks
Superintendent, John Metcalfe, North road
Collectors,
General District Rate, No. 1 district, James Alston Bridge, Municipal
buildings, Glossop; No. 2 district, Walter Dixon, Municipal
buildings, Glossop
BOROUGH
MAGISTRATES.
The
Mayor & Ex Mayor
Boak
Robert John, 46 Kiln lane, Hadfield
Bollans
Robert Wilfred M.B. 87 Station road, Hadfield
Buckley
Joseph Edwin, 2 Pike's lane, Glossop
Dixon
Walter, Pike's lane, Glossop
Doverdale
Lord, Westwood park, Droitwich, Worcestershire
Doyle
Joseph Dempsey, 87 Hague street, Glossop
Fletcher
Samuel, Chelston, North road, Glossop
Hankinson
William, Spire Hollin, Glossop
Hill-Wood
Sir Samuel H. bart. D.L. 52 Eaton place, London S W 1
Hinchliffe
Mrs. Margaret, Hadfield road, Hadfield
Hunter
Thomas Pearson, Woodside, Sheffield road, Glossop
Jackson
William, Post Street, Padfield, Manchester
Knowles
Charles H. Henstridge house, Henstridge
Mellor
Arthur, 31 Duke street, Glossop
Partington
Mrs., M.B.E. Talbot house, Glossop
Sargentson
Percy, Beechwood, North road, Glossop
Sidebottom
Col. William V.D. Harewood lodge, Broadbottom, Cheshire
Clerk,
Percy E. Ireland, 6 Market street
The
magistrates meet every alternate Monday at the Town hall at 2.30 p.m
COUNTY
MAGISTRATES FOR GLOSSOP PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.
(For
addresses of magistrates see complete list at front of book.)
Rowbottom
James Henry (chairman), Doverdale Lord, Heywood Lt.-Col. George Basil
T.D, Leech Alfred, Partington Mrs., M.B.E, Sidebottom Col. William
V.D, Sidebottom Maj. Ralph B., T.D, Smith J. B, Sumner Francis
George, Watkis B, Wood Sir John bart. D.L
The
Mayor of Glossop & the Chairman, for the time being of the
Glossop Dale Rural District Council are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk
to the Magistrates, P. E. Ireland, 6 Market st. Glossop
Petty
Sessions are held at the Town hall at intervals of three or four
weeks, at 11 a.m. Thursdays. The following places are included in the
division:- Charlesworth, Chisworth, Chunal, Compstall, Ludworth,
Marple Bridge & Simmondley
GLOSSOP
DALE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The
parishes in the District are:- Charlesworth, Chisworth &
Ludworth. The area & 17,891 acres; the population in 1931 was
3,966
Council
meets at the Board room, Ellison street, on Wednesdays, monthly, at
11 o'clock.
Chairman,
Samuel Hamilton, Fernbank, Glossop road, Marple Bridge
Officials.
Clerk
& Rating & Valuation Officer Chas. Fredk. Vinten Fenton, 14 &
16 Ellison street, Glossop
Treasurer,
Arthur Sherlock, District Bank Ltd. Norfolk square, Glossop
Medical
Officer of Health, Ernest Henry Marcus Mulligan M.D.Belf.,
D.P.H.Dubl. Municipal buildings, Glossop
Sanitary
Inspector & Building Surveyor, Charles Edwin Storey, 10 Salisbury
street, Hadfield
Rate
Collector James R. Clayton, Charlesworth
Water
Rate Collectors, J. Schofield, Charlesworth & P. Riley, Ludworth
PUBLIC
ESTABLISHMENTS.
Borough
Police Office, Ellison street
Borough
Police Station, Albert street, Hadfield
Cemetery,
Cemetery road, Hadfield, George Henry Wilson clerk; offices, Norfolk
square
County
Court, His Honor Judge John Archbld. Greene C.B.E., K.C.; Percy
Edward Ireland, registrar & high bailiff; office, 4 Market
street, open from 10 to 4, on Saturday from 9 till 12. The county
court is held at the Town Hall & comprises the following
parishes: Arnfield & district of Tintwistle, Brownside,
Charlesworth, Chisworth, Chunal, Dinting, Gamesley, Glossop,
Hadfield, Hollingworth, Padfield, Phoside, Simmondley, Torside,
Whitfield, Woodhead & Woolley Bridge.
For
Bankruptcy purposes this Court & included in that
Ashton-under-Lyne; B. K. Clark & Fredk. Murgatroyd official
receivers; W. Taylor & A. C. Williams, assistant official
receivers, Byrom street, Manchester
Certified
Bailiff under the Law of Distress Amendment Act, John W. Darlington,
Norfolk square
Customs
& Excise & Old Age Pensions Office, Henry street, M. Ryan,
officer
Derbyshire
County Council Tuberculosis Dispensary, Surrey Street, Patrick
Heffernan M.D., Ch.B.Dubl. medical officer; Miss H. Millington,
matron
Fire
Station, Ellison street
Free
Library & Victoria Hall, Fauvel road, Edward Thompson, librarian
& caretaker
Howard
Park, North road, John Metcalfe, supt
Manor
Park, Manor Park road, John Metcalfe, supt
Masonic
Hall, Norfolk square, Percy E. Ireland, sec
Maternity
& Child Welfare Centre, Municipal buildings, Ernest Henry Marcus
Milligan M.D.Belf., D.P.H.Dubl. medical supt
Ministry
of Labour Employment Exchange, Victoria street, Egerton Doodson,
manager
Partington
Convalescent & Nurses' Home, North road; Ernest Henry Marcus
Milligan M.D.Belf., D.P.H.Dubl. medical supt.; Miss N. Beardwell,
matron
Public
Baths, The park, Silvester Whitehead, supt
Town
Hall, High street west, Allen Byrom, caretaker
Whitfield
Free Library (branch of Glossop Free Library), Freetown, Charles
Howard, caretaker
Whitfield
Parish Hall, J. Fletcher, sec. Kershaw Street
Wood's
Hospital, The Park, Ernest Henry Marcus Milligan M.D.Belf.,
D.P.H.DubL medical supt.; Robert Wilfred Bollans M.B., Ch.B.Vict.
Felix Quinn McKeown M.C., M.B., Ch.B.L'pooL Peter Edwin Malloch
L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas., L.D.S.R.C.S.Edin., W. Gray
Hughes M.B., Ch.B.Edin. Joseph Hadfield M.B., C.M. Aberd. Edward
James Allan L.B.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. & John J.
McShannon M.B.,B.Ch.,B.A.O., D.P.H.Belf. medical officers; Roger Rose
(town clerk), sec.; Miss G. O. Ashdown, matron
NORTH-WESTERN
AREA GUARDIANS COMMITTEE.
The
area, which includes Glossop borough, New Mills urban and Glossop
Dale and Hayfield rural districts, comprises 38,894 acres; the
population in 1931 was 41,112.
Meets
every alternate Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m.
Chairman,
G. B. Chell J.P., C.C. Buxton
Clerk,
Charles F. V. Fenton, 14 & 16 Ellison street, Glossop
Relieving
& Vaccination Officers, L. B. James 14 & 16 Ellison street,
Glossop & R. Bradley, New Mills
Medical
Officers, No. 1 district, Joseph Hadfield M.B., C.M. Aberd.
Hollincross lane, Glossop; No. 2 district, R. Wilfred. Bollans M.B.,
Ch.B., J.P. Station road, Hadfield; No. 3 district, Alexander Gordon
Hastings M.B., Ch.B,Aberd. Marple Bridge; No.4 district, George
Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.Edin., F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.Vict. New
Mills
Public
Vaccinators, W. Gray Hughes M.B., Ch.B.Edin. 93 High street west,
Glossop & George Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.Edin.,
F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.Vict. New Mills
The
Glossop Institution, to hold 144 inmates, William A. Atkinson,
master; Joseph Hadfield. M.B., C.M.Aberd. Hollincross lane, Glossop,
medical officer; Mrs. A. O. Atkinson, matron
The
Hayfield Institution, built in 1840 to hold 96 inmates & since
enlarged, Mr. Hodkinson, master; Geo. Benj. Pemberton M.B.
Ch.B.Edin., F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.Vict. New Mills, medical officer;
Mrs. Hodkinson, matron
GLOSSOP
REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Superintendent
Registrar, William B. Hadfield, 6 Market street; deputy, James
Harrison, 6 Market street, Glossop
Registrar
of Births & Deaths, Glossop sub-district, Charles F. V. Fenton,
14 & 16 Ellison street, Glossop; deputy, Levi Robinson James, 14
& 16 Ellison street, Glossop
Registrar
of Marriages, G. B. Buxton, 6 Market street
PUBLIC
OFFICERS.
Assessor
& Collector of Taxes, John W. Darlington, Norfolk sq
Assistant
Rating & Valuation Officer, Walter Dixon, Municipal buildings
Clerk
to the Burial Board, George Henry Wilson, Norfolk sq.
Coroner
for the Hundred of High Peak, Sydney Taylor, 7 Hall bank, Buxton;
deputies, E. M. Brooke-Taylor, 5 The Quadrant, Buxton & George
Henry Wilson, Norfolk square, Glossop
Customs,
Excise & Old Age Pension Officer, M Ryan, Henry street
Market
Inspector, Allen Byrom, Town hall
Stamp
Distributor, T. Robinson, Post office, Victoria street
Veterinary
Inspector under the Diseases of Animals Acts, George Ellis M.R.C.V.S
Stalybridge road, Mottram
PLACES
OF WORSHIP.
Parish
Church (All Saints'), Rev. Francis John Edmond. M.A., F.R.G.S. vicar,
& surrogate
Holy
Trinity Dinting, Rev. Lewis Foster L.Th. vicar
St.
Andrew, Hadfield, Rev. Archibald Campbell Macalister White L.Th.
vicar, & surrogate; Rev. William John Jones B.A. curate
St.
James', Whitfield, Rev. Hubert Victor Nicoll-Griffith M.A. vicar and
rural dean; Rev. Reginald Victor Whitwlll M.A. curate
St.
James' Mission Room, Chapel street
St.
Luke's, Fauvel road, Rev. Reginald Victor Whitwill M.A. priest in
charge
Sumner
Memorial Roman Catholic Church (St. Mary's), Sumner street, Very Rev.
Canon William Reginald Winder, parish priest; Rev. Michael Kelly B.A.
assistant priest
All
Saints Roman Catholic, Rev. Joseph Ketels, priest
St.
Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic, Hadfield, Rev. Peter Taylor, priest
Congregational,
Littlemoor, Rev. Thomas Arthur Bairstow
Congregational,
St. Mary's road (Mount Pleasant), Rev, Arthur W. Goodwin
Congregational,
Brookfield, Rev. John Henry Robinson
Primitive
Methodist, Shrewsbury street & Mission Chapel, Princess street,
Rev. John T. Lancaster, supt
United
Methodist, Manor Park road; Simmondley lane, Dinting; Station road,
Hadfield & Whitfield Cross, Rev. Walter Falkner (supt)
Unitarian,
Fitzalan street, Rev. Hubert George Woodford B.A
Wesleyan
Methodist, High street west, Hadfield, Padfield, Wesley street &
Whitfield, Rev. James Claude Whiting (supt.); Rev. Snowdon Walsh,
minister
Wesleyan
Reformers, Howard street, Rev. Sidney H. Reader
Gospel
Union Mission Hall, Whitfield
Salvation
Army Hall, Edward street
EDUCATIONAL.
Under
the provisions of the Education Act, 1902, an Education Committee has
been formed, consisting of 36 members.
The
Committee meets at the Municipal buildings on the third Monday, in
each month (except August) at 8 p.m.
Chairman,
Joseph Dempsey Doyle J.P
Officers.
Secretary
to the Committee, Roger Rose, Municipal bldgs
Finance
Clerk, Harold Appleton, Municipal buildings
Treasurer
& Accountant, Samuel Fletcher, Municipal bldgs
School
Medical Officer, Ernest Henry Marcus Mulligan M.D. Belf., D.P.H.Dub.
Municipal buildings
Attendance
Officer, Joseph H. Sidebottom, Municipal bldgs
The
Glossop Grammar School, Talbot street, founded in 1900 by Lord Howard
of Glossop, & equipped with physical & chemical laboratories,
art rooms & workshops; the laboratories are well equipped with
modern apparatus & appliances. The school has advanced courses.
In (1) science & mathematics, (2) modern studies; pupils pass on
to Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester &c. Universities. The school is
controlled by governors appointed by the Education Committee of the
Borough of Glossop; Charles H. Chambers B.Sc.Eng. head master
Kingsmoor
School, established in Glossop Hall, the former residence of Lord
Howard of Glossop, is under the control of a council appointed by
Kingsmoor School Ltd. the owners of the school property. The school
is governed by the head master, assisted by the teaching staff &
the boys & girls themselves. It is a mixed boarding school on
co-educational lines & has preparatory, junior & senior
departments; George Raymond Swains, head master
Railway
Stations, Norfolk street, Glossop; Dinting & Hadfield (L. &
N. E)
Motor
Omnibuses to & from Manchester, Hyde, Hadfield,
Chapel-en-le-Frith, Dove Holes, Peak Forest, Buxton, Dinting,
Charlesworth, Chisworth, Compstall & Marple Bridge
GLOSSOP.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Allan
Edward Jas. Beech-Lea, North rd T N 98
Andrew
Mrs. Holmleigh, North road
Armitage
Mrs. Ivyleigh, Sheffield road
Ashton
Roscoe S. Ryecroft house, Manor Park road
Bairstow
Rev. Thomas Arthur (Congregational), 2 Gladstone street
Bates
John H. 44 Sheffield road
Bayley
Edwin, Lyndale, Spire Hollin T N 171
Beever
George, Rydal mount, Dinting rd T N 51
Booth
John, 8 High street east
Bowden
Mrs. 47 Norfolk street T N 60
Bramall
James, Netherdale Spire Hollin
Brereton
C. Abraham, St. Michael's T N 19
Chambers
Charles H., B.Sc. (head master Grammar School), 18 Shaw street
Charlesworth
Mrs. Holly house, Spire Hollin
Clay
Lawrence, Manor crest, Norfolk st T N 274
Clayton
Herbert, 118 Charlestown road
Clegg
Frank Bertram, 108 Sheffield rd
Curl
Wm. Christopher, 48 Sheffield road
Cuthbert
John H 25 Lord street
Darlington
John William, Woodview, Sheffield road
Davis
Mrs. Park dene, Dinting road T N 26
Dearnaley
Joseph, 2 Alexander villas, Talbot road
Dearnaley
Mrs. 17 North road
Dickinson
Ralph Herbert Ellerslie, Spire Hollin T N 180
Edmond
Rev. Francis John M.A., F.R.G.S. (vicar & surrogate), The
Vicarage T N 146
Ellison
Theo. Walter, Easton, High st. ea T N 107
Falkner
Rev. Walter (United Methodist), 42 Sheffield road
Faulds
George, 40 Talbot Street
Fielding
Hy. Brentwood, Spire Hollin T N 243
Firth
Harold D. 77 Norfolk street
Fletcher
Samuel J.P. 19 North road
Francis
Wm. Roberts, 50 Charlestown T N 291
Furniss
Capt. William Victor, Hillside, North road
Garside
John, Castlemere, Spire Hollin
Goddard
Benjamin, Fauvel road T N 155
Goldthorpe
Arthur, 4 Fauvel road
Goodwin
Rev. Arthur W. (Congregational), 17 Sumner street
Greaves
William, Heathfield, Sheffield rd
Greensmith
Rt. Collier, 21 Fauvel rd
Hadfield
Francis Darwent, The Nook, Dinting road T N 16
Hadfield
Isaac Gee. Ashlands, Dinting rd
Hadfield
John, Norwood, Spire Hollin
Hadfield
Joseph M.B.Aberd. Hollincross house, Hollincross lane T N 79
Hall
Fredk. Jas. Sunny bank, North rd T N 40
Hall
James Edwin, 20 Fauvel road
Harrison
Walter, Glenbrook, Dinting rd
Harrison
Wm. Oaklands, Spire Hollin
Higginbottom
Thomas, Woodleigh, North road
Hilton
Wilfred, Wren nest, Sunlaws street T N 259
Hodgett
Hy. Oswald, Redcot, Spire Hollin
Holt
Samuel Edward, Moorlands, Sheffield road
Hopwood
Mrs. Essenden, Sheffield road
Hudson
Mrs. Trevethyn, Spire Hollin
Hughes
W. Gray M.B., Ch.B.Edin. 92 High street west T N 111
Hunter
Harold W. Ain Garth, Dinting rd T N 39
Hunter
Leonard Garfield, The Poplars, Talbot road T N 84
Hunter
Thomas Pearson J.P. Woodside, Sheffield road
Hyde
John T. Heatherlea, Dinting road
Ireland
Percy E. Slatelands house, Slatelands road
Jackson
Frank, High lawn, Hobroyd T N 175
Jackson
Herbert, Cowbrook, Sheffield rd
Jackson
James Martin, Holly mount, Ellison street T N 33
Jackson
Josiah, Redcourt, Hollincross la T N 3
Jackson
Mrs. Hawkshead house T N 161
Kelly
Rev. Michael B.A. (Roman Catholic), St. Mary's Rectory, Sumner street
Ketels
Rev. Joseph (Roman Catholic), Royle house, Church street
Lancaster
Rev. John T. (Primitive Methodist), Temple mount, Shrewsbury street
Lea.
Mrs. 74 Sheffield. road
Lee
Mrs. 23 Fauvel road
Leech
Alfd. J.P. Sunnyfield, Sheffield rd
Leech
William H. Cowbrook cottage, Sheffield road T N 54
Lees
Charles Henry, Danemore, North rd
McKenzie
Hector, Fern Lea, Spire Hollin
McKeown
Felix Quinn M.C., M.B., Ch.B. L'pool, 25 Victoria street T N 82
McKinlay
Finlay, Weston, Spire Hollin T N 44
McShannon
John J., M.B.Belf. Loch Maree, North road T N 75
Malloch
Peter Edwd. 84 St. Mary's rd T N 46
Milligan
Ernest Henry Marcus M.D.Belf. Spire Hollin house, Spire Hollin
Moran
Arthur Edward John, 116 Charlestown road
Morris
Maj. Frederick H., M.B.E. 8 Hague street, Whitfield
Moseley
Ben, Wrenfield, Spire Hollin
Nelson
Robert M.D.Irel. 28 Norfolk st T N 241
Nicoll-Griffith
Rev. Hubert Victor M.A. (vicar of St. James' & rural dean of
Glossop), The Vicarage, Whitfield
Nield
J. C. Oakfield, North road
Nuttall
John, Greystoke, Dinting road
Oliver
Leonard, The Rookeries, Dinting road
Ollerenshaw
Misses 42 Talbot street
Ollerhead
Edgar, 46 Sheffield road
Partington
Mrs. M.B.E., J.P. Talbot house, Talbot road T N 6
Pearce
H. Thorncliff, Sheffield road T N 199
Podmore
Thos. Leonard, 26 Fauvel rd T N 27
Radcliffe
Samuel, Westwood, North rd
Reader
Rev. Sidney H. (Wesleyan Reformers), 7 Sumner street
Rose
Roger, Park crescent
Rowbottom
Frederick William, Oakleigh, North road
Sargentson
James, Holly bank, Talbot rd T N 159
Sargentson
Percy J.P. Beechwood, North road T N 166
Schofield
John Henry, Lonsdale villa, Spire Hollin
Shepley
Mrs. A. M. Highfield house, Talbot road T N 113
Sherlock
Arthur, Bank house, Norfolk sq
Sidebottom
Albert, 24 Fauvel road T N 230
Smith
Charles Crosland, The Coombs, Dinting road T N 50
Smith
Mrs. James W. 53 Norfolk st
Smith
Tom, Ingle nook, Dinting road T N 202
Stapley
Henry, Denholm, Sheffield road
Sutherland
Richard, Ashley, Dinting rd
Swaine
George Raymond (head master), Kingsmoor school T N 217
Swire
Miss, 52 Sheffield road
Thompson
E. Ashmore, Holmdale, North road T N 138
Thorp
Albert Ernest, The Cedars, Sheffield road
Townend
Walter, Rosstherne, Sheffield rd
Walkden
Joseph, Clavadel, Spire Hollin
Walton
Matthew, Oakdene, Sheffield rd T N 142
Ward
A. M. 120 Charlestown road
Waterhouse
Robert B. Bedford house, Surrey street
Werschy
Mrs. 13 North road
Whiting
Rev. James Claude (Wesleyan), The Manse, Talbot road
Whittingham
Thos. Regnld. 21 North rd T N 163
Whitwill
Rev. Reginald Victor M. A. (priest in charge of St. Luke's), 6 Spire
Hollin
Wilson
Ernest, 11 North road
Wilson
George, Hollywood, Sheffield rd T N 156
Wilson
Robert, The Firs, Talbot road
Winder
Very Rev, Canon W. B. (Roman Catholic), St. Mary's rectory, Sumner
street T N 24
Woddall
Thomas, 15 North road
Wood
Sir John bart. D.L., J.P. Whitfield house T N 153
Wood
Mrs. John, Lonsdale, Spire Hollin
Woodford
Rev. Herbert George B.A. (Unitarian), Park croft, Dinting road T N
262
Wragg
Mrs. Ashfield, Sheffield road
COMMERCIAL.
Early
closing day, Tuesday.
Adams
Stores Ltd. hardware dlrs. 10 High st. west
Adshead
Jas. Thos. confctnr. 23 High st. east
Aiken
Hy. fancy repository, 86 High st. west
Alexander
Isabel (Mrs.), beer retlr. (off), 24 Arundel st
Allan
Edward James L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. physician &
surgeon, & medical officer to the Post Office, Beech-Lea, North
road & 18 High street east. T N 98
Allum
Jas. T. farmer, 45 Hague st
Ancient
Order of Foresters (Court Mersey, lodge No. 2493, Edwd. Gorman, sec.;
Court Pride of the Valley, lodge No. 2403, Jn. Gradwell, sec.), 1
Surrey st
Anderson
Chas. herbalist, 114 Victoria st
Anderton
Thos. farmer, Golf Links farm
Andrew
Edwd. confctnr. 6 High st. west
Appleton
Harold, finance clerk to the Education Committee, Education offices,
Municipal bldgs
Argenta
Meat Co. Ltd. butchers, 5 Victoria st
Arnfield
Herbert, Manor inn, 77 High street east
Arrowsmith
Thomas, clog & patten ma. 132 High st. west
Ashton
& Roberts, chartrd. accntnts. 6 Howard st. TN 67
Ashton
Frank, Royal Oak P.H. Sheffield rd
Ashton
Fredk. Denby, chartrd. accntnt. (firm, Ashton & Roberts), 6
Howard st. T N 67
Ashton
Geo. A.M.Inst.C.E., A.M.Inst.M. & Cy.E. Assistant borough
surveyor, Municipal bldgs
Ashton
George William, shopkeeper, 8 Gladstone street
Ashton
Regnld. fried fish dlr. 363 High st. West
Ashworth
Harriet (Mrs.), shopkpr. 124 St. Mary's
Ayrton
Richard, shopkeeper, 14 George street
Bagshaw
A. & Son, cabnt. mkrs. 26 & 28 High St. west T N 194
Ballington
Saml. Wm. butcher, 143 Gladstone st. T N 14
Barbank
E. T. mngr. Lloyds Bank Ltd. Norfolk chmbrs Henry St. T N 220
Barber
Edwin O. Station hotel, 32 Norfolk St. T N 140
Barber
John, coal dealer, 39 Gladstone street
Barclays
Bank Ltd. (branch) (D. Morris Evans. mngr.) 1 High st. east (T N
139); head office, 54 Lombard st London E C 3
Barker
J. & A. grocers, 130 High st. east
Barker
Jsph. farmer, Hobroyd
Barlow
Herbert, tobacconist 2 Charlestown road
Bates
Ellis, boot repr. 110 Victoria st
Battey
Ernest, insur. agt. 87 Hope st
Bayley
Edwin, costumier, 51 & 53 High St. west. T N 171
Beard
Geo. Ernest, shopkpr. 89 Gladstone st
Beaumont
Annie (Mrs.), shopkpr. 30 Queen st
Bennett
Fred, farmer, Pikes farm
Bennett
George, news agent, 199 High Street east
Bennett
Jas. picture frame mkr. 14a, High St. east
Bennett
Martha Ellen (Miss), beer retailer, 96 Victoria street
Bennett
Robert, butcher, 84 Victoria street
Berry
Mary, Hannah & Bessie (Misses), shopkeepers, 76 High street east
Blakeley
Emily (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 57 Whitfield cross
Boardman
Frank, blacksmith, Manor at
Boardman
Harriett (Miss), confectioner, 2 Jordan street
Bolton
Wm, caterer, 5 High st. east
Boon
Walt, beer retlr. 1 Whitfield cross
Booth
Harold, butcher, 11 High St. east
Boots
The Chemists, 19 High St. west
Borough
of Glossop Education Office (Roger Rose, sec.; H. Appleton, finance
clerk; S. Fletcher, treas. & accntnt.), Municipal bldgs. T N 58
Bowden
T. & Son, carriers, Sheffield rd. T N 18
Bowden
Geo. baker, 54 High St. west
Bowden
Jn. Thos. café, 12 Norfolk st
Bowden
Saml. T. farmer, Heath
Bowers
Hy. house painter, 65 Victoria st
Bradbury
Albert, farmer, Whitfield green
Bradbury
Lucy (Mrs.), grocer, 385 High St. west
Bradbury
Wm. hairdssr. The Arcade
Braddock
Eli & Son, shipping agents, 55 High street east
Bradley
Arth. grocer, 28 Freetown
Bradley
Austin Watkins,fruitr. 8, & fishmngr. 10, High st. east. T N 192
Bradley
Frank, beer rtlr. 1 & 3 Bernard st
Bradley
Mary (Mrs.), beer rtlr. 11 Chapel st
Bramhall
Annie (Mrs.), draper, 4 King st
Bridge
Jas. Alston, assistant rating & valuation officer & collector
of general district rate No. 1 district, Municipal bldgs
Bridge
Matthew, greengrocer, 2 Wesley street
Bridge
Sam Ashworth, tripe dresser, 166 High st. west
Brightmore
Eva (Mrs.), midwife, 151 High St. east
Broadbent
Hannah (Mrs.), beer retlr 277 High st. west
Brooks
Annie (Mrs.), shopkpr. 5 George st
Brooks
Jn. Woodhead, Crown hotel, 142 Victoria st. T N 41
Brown
Ethel (Mrs.), art needlework repository, 14 High st. east
Brown
Geo, dentist, 11 Norfolk sq. T N 244
Brown
Winifred (Mrs.), beer retlr. 101 High st. east
Brownson
George Ltd. tailors, 2 & 4 High St. east & Victoria st
Bruckshaw
Wm. shopkpr. 28 Talbot st
Buckley
James Henry, pawnbroker, 38 High street east
Buckley
Jsph. tailor, 55 Hollincross la
Bunting
Jn. shopkpr Silk st
Burdekin
Frank, fried fish dlr. 62 Edward st
Burdekin
Muriel (Mrs.), draper, 127 High St. west
Burford
Chas. fried fish dlr. 60 Victoria st
Burford
Harry, fried fish shop, 16 Norfolk st
Burke
Rd. Jsph. M.P.C.Lond. masseur, 49 Norfolk st. TN 30
Burns
Jas. shopkpr. 70 Freetown,
Butterworth
Herbt. grocer, 198 High st. west
Buxton
G. B. registrar of marriages for Glossop district, 6 Market st
Byrom
Allen, market inspector & caretaker, Town hall
Byrom
Jas. water inspector Town hall, High st. west
Byrom
Jsph. confctnr. 53 High St. east
Carnall
Wm. statnr. 118, & provision dlr. 118, Victoria st
Cartwright
Sarah Ann (Mrs.), draper, 94 High st. west
Casey
Geo, Wm. baker, 44 St. Mary's Rd
Cash
& Co. (W. & E. Turner Ltd.), boot & shoe mkrs. 1 Victoria
st
Cemetery
(Hadfield) (George Henry Wilson, clerk); offices, Norfolk square
Chadwick
Herbt. house furnisher, 61 High St. west
Chadwick
Rd. shopkpr see Jones & Chadwick
Chanley
Eliz. (Mrs.), fruitr, 37 High st. west
Chapman
Arth. Philip, hairdrssr. 14 Norfolk st
Chapman
Jn. Wm. baker, 27 Sheffield rd
Charlesworth
& Woodall Mesdames, girls' & boys' preparatory school, 4
Ellison Street
Charlesworth
Frederick, butcher, 244 High street west
Charlesworth
Geo. butcher, 36 High st. west. T N 18
Cheetham
H. & Co. mineral water mfrs. Shrewsbury st
Child
Welfare Centre (E. H. Marcus Mulligan M.D.Belf., D.P.H.Dubl. medical
supt.), Municipal bldgs. T N 118
Clare Wm. fried fish shop, 20 High
st. east
Clarke
Annie (Mrs.), confctnr. 62 Victoria st
Clarkson
Herbt. farmer
Clegg
Frank B. sec. & agt. for High Peak Divisional Liberal
Association, 38 Norfolk st. T N 129
Collier
Joe Hill, beer retailer, 19 Charlestown road
Conner
Irvine, shopkpr. 271 High St. west
Cooper
Bros. butchers, 66 High st. west
Cooper
Jas. (Mrs.), farmer, Lane Side farm
Cooper
Jn. grocer, 16 Princess st
Cooper
Jn. Fras. tailor, 71 High st. west. T N 31
County
Court Office (His Honor John Arch Greene C.B,E., K.C. judge; P. E.
Ireland, registrar & high bailiff), 4 Market
st
Cranshaw
Oswald, metal brkr. Primrose la. T N 226
Crompton
Joseph, beer retailer, 78 High street west
Crossland
Fanny Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. Bernard st
Crossley
Harry, shopkpr. 9 Victoria st
Crowther
Jas. teacher of music, 40 Hollincross la
Cuffe
Ethel Adelaide (Mrs.), fried fish dlr. 170 High st. west
Cumberland
Ernest E. Star inn, 3 Norfolk st
Customs
& Excise & Old Age Pensions Office (M. Ryan, officer), Henry
st
Cuthbert
Jn. H. estate agt. 25 Lord st
Cuthbert
Mary B. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 80 High street west
Cuthbert
SamI. farmer, Carr farm
Dale
Frederick, farmer, Cowbrook, Sheffield road
Dale
George, news agent, 90 Victoria street
Dale
Rd. baker, 106 Pike's Ia
Dane
Harry, sanitary & meat inspector, & inspector under the Food
& Drugs Acts & Dairies & Cowsheds Orders to the
corporation, Municipal bldgs. T N 118
Darlington
Jn. W. auctnr. & valuer; certified bailiff under the Law of
Distress Amendment Act & assessor & collector of taxes,
Norfolk sq. T N 296
Davis
Chas. & Son, solctrs. 10 Ellison st. T N 37
Davis
Ernest, fruitr. 63 High st. east
Dearnaley
Hannah Jackson (Mrs.), gramophone dlr. 76 Victoria st
Dearnaley
Joseph, grocer, 25 High street west. T N 69
Dearnley
Irvine, painter, 49 High St. west. T N 124
Derbyshire
County Council Tuberculosis Dispensary (for medical officer, see
Official section), Surrey st
Derbyshire
Alfd. Edwd. house decrtr. 45 Norfolk St. & Surrey st
Dewsnap
Walter, painter. 90 Edward street
Dinting
Church Club (Thomas Richardson, Sec.), High st. west
District
Bank Ltd. (branch) (Arth. Sherlock, mngr.), Norfolk sq. (T N 131);
London office, 75 Cornhill E C 3
Dixon
Sydney, baker, 110 & 218 High st. west. T N 231
Dixon
Walt. assistant rating & valuation officer & collector of
general district rate No. 2 district, Municipal bldgs
Dryland
Nellie (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 9 Princess Street
Dutton
Jane (Mrs), hardware dealer, 88 High street west
Elim
Four Square Gospel Alliance Home (Miss Barber, supt.), Bethrapha,
Spire Hollin
Elkan
Jn. mfng. optician, Arcade
Ellison
Theo Walt. solctr. & commissioner for oaths, Easton, High St.
east. T N 107
Empire
(P. C. T.'s Ltd. proprs; S. A. Jones, resident mngr.), 60 High St.
west. T N 114
Entwistle
Harold Kersey, photographic dlr. 18 High st. west
Entwistle
Nellie (Mrs.), fancy draper, 18 High street west
Etchells
Alice (Mrs.), tobacconist, 20 Norfolk street
Evans
D. Morris, mngr. Barclays Bank Ltd. 1 High st. east. T N 139
Fairclough
Walter Peake Mus.Bac., F.R.C.O. professor of music, 92 St. Mary's
road
Farnsworth
T. & Sons, fruitrs. 112 & 114 High St. west. T N 42
Faulds
Geo. M.Inst.M. & Cy.E. borough surveyor & water works mngr.
Municipal bldgs. T N 150
Fennel's
fried fish dlr. 126 Pike's Ia
Fenton
Charles Frederick Vinten clerk & rating & valuation officer
to Glossop Dale Rural District Council & clerk to the
North-Western Area Guardians Committee & registrar of births &
deaths for Glossop districts 14 & 16 Ellison street. TN 74
Fielding
Enoch & Son, watch & clock mkrs. 39 High st. west. T N 243
Fielding
Albert (Mrs.), baker, 40 High street east
Fielding
Frank, statnr. 29 Manor Park rd
Fielding
Walt. shopkpr. 130 Pike's Ia
Firth
Harold D., L.D.S.Manc. dental surgeon, 77 Norfolk street. T N 89
Fisher
Charles E. & Son, joiners, Ellison street
Fisher
Thos. joiner, George st
Fletcher
Wm. T. St Son, tripe dressers, 4 Charlestown rd. & High st. west.
T N 141
Fletcher
George, shopkeeper, 9 Charlestown
Fletcher
Saml. borough tress. & chief rating & valuation officer &
treas. & accntnt. to the Education Committee, Municipal bldgs. T
N 49
Foy
Jas. fishmngr. 24 Charlestown rd. T N 313
Free
Library & Victoria Hall (Edward Thompson, librarian &
caretaker), Fauvel rd.
Freeman,
Hardy & Willis Ltd. boot makers, 27 High st west
French
Thos. plumber, 72 High St. east
Fuller
Nellie (Miss), milliner, 90 High st. west
Furniss
Evelyne (Mrs.), corsetière, Aberdeen ho. Surrey st
Furniss
Frank, estate agt. Aberdeen ho. Surrey st
Furniss
J. outfitter, 121 High st. west
Gadd
Geo. Fredk. & Chas Douglas, motor car garage, Turnlee rd. T N 214
Garlick
Matthew & Albert, coal merchants, Railway yard
Garlick
Ella. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 17 Surrey st
Garside
Joseph, farmer, Lees Hall farm
Gas
Co. (Benjamin Goddard, manager; Walter Townend, sec.), Arundel street
(T N 85); show rooms, 84 High street west
Gibbons
Harry, boot maker, 16a, High street east
Glossop
Advertiser (Glossop Printers Ltd. proprs. & publishers; published
Friday), 6 Howard st. T N 67
Glossop Bill Posting Co. Ltd. 149a, High
st. west
Glossop
Carriage Co. Ltd. (The), funeral furnishers, coach & motor
proprietors, 16 Howard street. T N 59
Glossop
Carters' & Motormen's Social Club (H. Bridge, sec.), 13 Bernard
st
Glossop
Conservative Club (Frank Furniss, sec.), 22 Norfolk St. T N 213
Glossop
Cricket Club (Win. Stapley, see.), 8 Fauvel rd
Glossop
Dale Chronicle (Glossop Printers Ltd. prop's. & publishers;
published Friday), 6 Howard st. T N 67
Glossop
Dale New Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd. (J. T. Hyde, sec.),
Norfolk sq. (T N 15); 14, 46 & 48 & 369 High st. west; 20
Charlestown rd.; Manor Park rd.; Pike's la.; Church st. south; 106
Gladstone st. & 47 Surrey st.; registered office, 2 Railway st
Glossop
& District Golf Club (Wilfred Bowden, sec)
Glossop
Football Club (Arth. Clarke, see.), North rd
Glossop
Glove Co. Ltd. glove mfrs. George st. T N 105
Glossop
Grammar School (Chas. H. Chambers B.Sc.Eng. head master), Talbot st.
T N 245
Glossop,
Hadfield & District Allotments Association Limited (John H.
Cuthbert, sec.), 25 Lord street
Glossop
Labour Club (Joe Austin, sec.), 7 & 9 Railway st
Glossop
Labour Party (Women's Section) (Mrs. Elizabeth Garlick, sec.), 13
Railway st
Glossop
Liberal Club (John H. Cuthbert, sec.), Henry street. T N 66
Glossop
Modern Dairies (Ernest Wilson, proprietor), Market street. T N 143
Glossop
Motor Co. Ltd. motor engineers, Arundel st. T N 48
Glossop
Perpetual Building Society (The) (A. Goldthorpe sec.), 12 Ellison
Street
Glossop
Printers Limited (J. W. I. Worthington, sec.) printers, 6 Howard
street.. T N 67
Glossop
Social Club Limited (W. Bramall, sec.), 4 & 6 Ellison street
Glossop
Women's Unionist Association (Mrs. A. Birch & Mrs. Wild, joint
secs.), 22 Norfolk st
Goddard
S. & Sons, bldrs. Surrey st. T N 181
Goddard
Harry, draper, 42 High st. west. T N 294
Goldthorpe
Arthur, estate agent & auctioneer, 12 Ellison st
Goldthorpe
SamI. grocer, 33 Charles st
Goodwin
Evelyn, baker, 112 High st. east
Grant
Jsph. Surrey Arms P.H. 67 High st. west. T N 191
Green
Edwin H. newsagt. 240 High st. west
Green
Frank, baker, 36 Hadfield st
Greenhalgh
H. & Co. Ltd. dyers & cleaners, 31 & 33 High st. west
Greensmith
Rt. Collier, chief constable of borough police, inspector under
Diseases of Animals Act, inspector of hackney carriages, chief
weights & measures officer & supt. of fire brigade, Ellison
st. T N 57
Greensmith
Wm. boot repr. 33 Princess st
Greenwood's,
clothier, 41 & 43 High st. west
Greenwood
Hy. F.A.A. accntnt. 15 Norfolk st. T N 178
Greenwood
Jn, quarry owner, Howard st. (T N 125) & Lees Hall, Shirehall &
Mouslow quarries
Gregory
Samuel H. farmer, Jumble farm
Grimshaw
R. E. photographer, 6 High st. east
Hadfield
& Cawkwell, archtcts. Norfolk sq
Hadfield
J. & Sons, wood bedstead mkrs. Derby st. T A “Hadfield,
Glossop 86;” T N 86
Hadfield
Thos. & Son, drapers, 15 High st. west. T N 167
Hadfield
Cycle Co. cycle agts. & dlrs. 82 High st. west
Hadfield
Dairy Co. Ltd. provsn. dlrs. 45 High st. west. T N 197
Hadfield
Albt. farmer, 2 Cliffe rd
Hadfield
Alice (Miss), shopkeeper, 61 Hague Street, Whitfield
Hadfield
Chas. Bee Hive inn, 35 Hague st
Hadfield
Eli, wire mattress mkr. George st
Hadfield
Ethel (Mrs.), shopkpr. 19 Gladstone st
Hadfield
Hannah (Miss), herbalist, 14 Charlestown rd
Hadfield
James Hyde, Surrey Arms P.H. 133 Victoria street
Hadfield
Jn. beer retlr. 1 Market St. & dining room, 23 High St. west
Hadfield
John, boot maker, 97 High street east
Hadfield
Jsph. grocer, 60 High St. east
Hadfield
Jsph. M.B. & C.M.Aberd. physcn. & surgn. & medical
officer No. 1 district, North-Western Area Guardians Committee &
medical officer Glossop Institution, Hollincross la. T N 79
Hadfield
Wm. Bruce, supt. registrar of births, deaths & marriages for
district of Glossop, 6 Market st. T N 81
Hadwin
Harry, patent scrimp rails, Howard st. T N 122
Haigh
& Shortland, motor car proprs. 1 Gladstone st. T N 112
Haigh
James William, costumier, 30 High street west
Haigh
Thos. farmer, 60 Hague st
Haigh
Wm. fried fish dlr. 72 High St. west
Halifax
Building Society (Wltr. Swift, agt.); branch office, Norfolk st
Hall
Alice (Miss) & Wharmby Walter, bakers, 28 Gladstone st
Hall
& Sons, tailors, 21 High street west
Hall
Amy (Mrs.), shopkpr. 105 High st. east
Hall
Ella. (Miss), boot mkr. 201 High st. east
Hall
John, herbalist, 138 Victoria street
Hall
Jsph. hairdrssr, 242 High st. west
Hall
Wm. fried fish dlr. 140 Victoria st
Hall
Wm. shopkpr. 7 Primrose la
Hallam
Frank, dairyman, 1 Charlestown road
Hallam
Jas. T. farmer, Hobbin Hill farm
Hampson
Jn. & Son, furniture removers, Hague st. Whitfield & Surrey
st
Hampson
Edith (Miss), dressma. see Kinder, Storey & Hampson (Misses)
Hancock
Beatrice (Mrs.), dressma. 57 Pike's Ia
Harding
Eliza (Mrs.), milliner, 4 Norfolk street
Harris
Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. 5 Milltown
Harrison
Abel Limited, coal merchants, Surrey street (T N 47); & at
Broadbottom; Dinting & Hadfield railway stations
Harrison
Chas. Smith, grocer, 122 High St. west. T N 202
Harrison
Jas. deputy supt. registrar of births, deaths & marriages, 6
Market st
Harrop
Hugh, tailor, 21 Surrey street
Harrop
Jas. Easton, farmer, Hill Top farm
Hartley
Archbld. Smith, baker & pastrycook, Victoria st. T N 301
Hawley
Harold, stationer, 1 High street west
Hazlewood
Fras. hairdrssr. 2 Edward st
Heap
Thornton, statnr. 81 High st. west
Heap
Wm. motor engnr. see Newton & Heap Ltd
Heaps
Rt. Howard Arms P.H. 17 High st. east
Heathcote
Sarah Ann (Mrs), ladies' hairdrssr. 99 High st. we
Hesketh
Roger, shopkpr. 61 Charlestown rd
Higginbottom
Tom & Son, farmers, Betten hill
Higginbottom
Herbt. coach trimmer, Ellison st
Higginbottom
J. S. milliner, 17 High st. west
Higginbottom
Tom, hair dresser, 85 Victoria street
Higgins
Alice (Mrs.), shopkpr. 65 St. Mary's rd
High
Peak Advertiser (Glossop Printers Ltd. Proprs. & publishers;
published Friday), 6 Howard st. T N 67
High
Peak Chronicle (Glossop Printers Ltd. proprs. & publishers;
published Friday), 6 Howard st. T N 67
High
Peak Division Liberal Association (Frank B. Clegg, sec. & agt.),
38 Norfolk st. T N 129
Hill
Lila (Mrs.), news agt. 24 High st. east
Hinchcliffe
Annie (Mrs.), draper, 62 Hollincross la
Hinchliffe
Ethel (Mrs.), ladies' hairdrssr. 7 George st
Holdgate
Jas. Brownhill, painter, glazier &c. 149 High St. we
Holt
W. (Burnley) Ltd. billiard rooms, 119 High street east
Holt
Frank, hairdrssr. Sheffield rd
Hope
Sydney, solctr. (firm, Chas. Davis & Son), 10 Ellison st. TN 37
Horsfall
Edwd. solctr. & commissioner for oaths, Norfolk sq
Howarth
Edmund, house furnisher, 138 High street west
Hudson
Ernest, insur. agt. 6 Edward st
Hughes
W. Gray M.B., Ch.B.Edin. physcn. & surgn. & public
vaccinator, North-Western Area Guardians Committee, 93 High st. west.
T N 111
Humphries
Mary A. (Mrs.) S.E.N. midwife, 3 Duke at
Hunter
Harold W. mngr. of the Manchester & County Bank Ltd. Norfolk sq.
T N 135
Hunter
Thos. Pearson, hosier, 9 High st. west. T N 174
Hunters
The Teamen Ltd. grocers, 38 & 40 High St. west
Hurst
Wltr. tailor, 9 High st. east. T N 229
Hyde
Joe, fried fish shop, 137 Gladstone st
Hyde
Walter, hatter, 32 High street west
Ireland
Percy E. solctr. & commissioner to administer oaths, registrar &
high bailiff to Glossop county court & clerk to the county &
borough magistrates, 6 Market St. TN 88
Jackson
Isaac & Sons Limited belt fastener manufacturers, Hawkshead
mills. T A “Fastener, Glossop;” Tel. Nos. 91 & 92
Jackson
Levi & Sons Ltd. rope & twine mfrs. Hobroyd. T N 68
James
A. & L. (Misses), ladies' outfitters, 71a, High St. west
James
Levi Robinson, relieving & vaccination officer, deputy registrar
of births & deaths for Glossop district & collector to the
North-Western Area Guardians Committee, 14 & 16 Ellison st. T N
74
Jepson
Herbt. hairdrssr. 12 Charlestown rd
Jones
& Chadwick, shopkeepers, 35 Princess street
Judge
Herbt. Jn. shopkpr. 8 Collier st
Kay
Edith (Mrs.), shopkpr. 82 Gladstone st
Keevney
Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 20 Church street
Keg
Estates Ltd. (Stanley Roberts, sec.), 6 Howard st
Kennedy
Margaret (Miss), shopkeeper, 225 High street west
Kennington
& Son, tobacconists, Town Hall buildings, High street west
Kershaw
Hilda B. (Miss), dressma. 68 Princess st
Kershaw
James, clogger, 70a, Charlestown road
Kinder,
Storey & Hampson (Misses), dressmkrs. 79 High St. west
Kingsmoor
School (Geo. Raymond Swaine, head master), girls' & boys'
boarding school. T N 217
Kirk
William, hardware dealer, 165 High street east
Knight
Thomas, shopkeeper, 42 Arundel street
Knott
Jn. & Brother, boot mkrs. 91 High st. west
Knott
Jas. farmer, Windy Harbour
Knott
Walt. hardware dlr. 108 Victoria st
Lamb
& Bridge, shopkeepers, 2 Whitfield cross
Lancashire
Jn. H. Grapes inn, 305 High st. west
Langford
Wm. Hy. baker, 85 High St. east
Latham
& Waterhouse, grocers, 25 Norfolk st
Lawless
Rd. butcher, 16 High st. east
Leach's
Dance Studio, 34 High st. east
Leach
Jn. Arth. shopkpr. 21 Freetown
Leatherbarrow
James, herbalist, 136 High street west
Lees
C. & F. bakers, 104 High st. west T N 238
Lester
Jas. greengro. 74 High St. west. T N 169
Lester
Joe, fruitr. 140 High st. west
Lievens
Rt. draper, Victoria St.
Littler
Evelyn (Mrs.), grocer, 10 Gladstone st
Lloyds
Bank Ltd. (E. T. Barbank, mngr.), Norfolk chmbrs. Henry st. (T N
220); head office, 71 Lombard at. London E C 3
Locking
Isaac Wltr. Rose & Crown P.H. 89 High st. west
Logan
Peter, boot repairer, 12 Wellgate
Longden
Ernest, fried fish shop, 63 High St. west
Lord
J. H. & Son, bakers, 16 High st. west. T N 223
McDonald
D. W. chief agent for Unionist Association (High Peak Division), 22
Norfolk street T N 65
McKeown
Felix Quinn M.C., M.B., Ch.B.L'pool, physcn. & surgn. 25 Victoria
St, T N 82
McKinley
Finlay M.P.S. chemist, 7 High st. west. T N 44
McShannon
Jn. J., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O., D.P.H.Belf. physcn. & surgn. Loch
Mares, North rd. T N 75
Malloch
Peter Edwin L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S. Glas.,
L.D.S.R.C.S.Edin. physcn. & surgn. 84 St. Mary's rd. & 14
High St. west. T N 46
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd.(branch) (Harold W. Hunter mngr.), Norfolk sq.
(T N 135); London agts. National Provincial Bank Ltd. 2 Princes st.
London E C 2
Manns
Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. 104 Pike's is
Manus
Sidney, watch & clock repr. 3 George st
Marsh
William Hill, haberdasher, 273 High street west
Marshall
Jn. Hy. plumber, 226 High st. west
Martin
John Thomas, optician, 73 High street west
Mason
Edith (Miss), teacher of pianoforte 17 Shrewsbury st
Masonic
Lodge (Devonshire lodge, No. 625) (Percy E. Ireland, sec.), Norfolk
sq
Massey
D. & Son, ironmngrs. 22 High st. east
Maternity
& Child Welfare Centre (Ernest Hy. Marcus Milligan M.D.Belf.,
D.P.H.Dublin, medical officer), Municipal bldgs. T N 118
May
Thomas & Sons, basket & skip makers, 53 Victoria street
Maypole
Dairy Co. Limited, dairymen, Town Hall buildings, High Street west
Melias
Ltd. grocers, 24 High st. west
Mellor
J. A. & Sons, bldrs. Market st
Mellor
Annie (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. 40 Pike's Ia
Mellor
Charles, beer retailer, 40 Pike's lane
Metcalfe
Jn. parks supt. North rd
Middleton
Brothers, builders, Victoria street. T N 78
Middleton
I. & Son, bakers, 8 Manor Park rd
Middleton
Thos. boot repr. 252 High St. west
Miller
Geo. H. (Mrs.), china & glass dlr. 21 High st. east
Milligan
Ernest Hy. Marcus M.D.BeIf., L.R.C.P. & S.IreL, L.M.,
D.P.H.Dublin, medical officer of health to Borough & Rural
District Council, medical supt. of Maternity & Child Welfare
Centre & to the Isolation Hospital & Partington Convalescent
& Nurses' Home & school medical officer, Municipal bldgs. T N
118
Ministry
of Labour Employment Exchange (Egerton Doodson, manager), Victoria
street. T N 83
Mitchell
Fras. Jas. shopkr. 1 Princess st
Moore
Henry, boot repairer, 11 Victoria street
Moorhouse
Percy, farmer, Ashes & Heath farms
Morley
Alice (Mrs.), Globe hotel, 144 High st. west
Moscrop
Noah, jeweller, 47 High st. west
Mottram
Sarah (Mrs.), midwife, 16 Talbot st
Mullin
& Smith, grindery dealers 92 High street west
Myer
Hannah (Mrs.), outfitter, 16 Charlestown rd. & draper, 35
Gladstone st
Needham
Frank Edmnd. battery engnr. Bernard st. TN 120
Needham
Walter, shopkeeper, 29 Gladstone street
Nelson
Robert M.D., M.Ch., M.A.O.IreL physician & surgeon, 28 Norfolk
street. T N 241
Newton
& Heap Ltd. motor engnrs. 25 & 100 & 102 High st. east.
TN 180
Newton
Wm. & Co. corn mers. Surrey st. T N 170
Newton
Eliz. Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 70 Charlestown rd
Nield
J. J. & Son, ironmngrs. 125 High St. west & blacksmiths,
Brook st. T N 237
Norbury
John Harry, Wheat Sheaf inn, 16 Wellgate
Norfolk
Arms Hotel (Mrs. N. K. B. Carr), Norfolk sq. TN 106
NORFOLK
LAUNDRY (THE) (Waterhouse & Higginbottom, proprietors), Ellison
street. T N 17
North
Western Road Car Co. Ltd. motor bus proprs. 7 High St. east. TN 196
Northern
(The) Firelighter Co. Limited, “briquette” firelighter
manufacturers & merchants, Whitfield cross, T N 205
Old
Glossop Cricket Club (J. Barker; sec.) Silk st
Oldfield
Harry, sheet metal worker, 12 George st
Oldfield
Harvey, butcher, 124 Victoria st
Oldham
Street Working Men's Club (John Hadfield, sec.), Oldham street
Oldham
Fredk. house decrtr. Brook st
Oldham
Jas. baker, 72 Victoria st
O'Leary
Win. fruitr. 37 Edward st
Olive
& Partington Limited, paper makers, Turn Lee & Dover mills. T
A's “Pino, Glossop” & “Chromo Glossop;” T
Nos. 101 & 102
Oliver
W. & Sons, ironmngrs. 85 & 87 High st. west. TN 90
O'Neill
Thos. & Son, hardwares, 62a, Victoria st. TN 215
Orme
Joe painter, 40 Mount at
Orme
William, plumber, 105 St. Mary's road
Overend
Hy. confctnr. 56 High st. west
Page
Gladys (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. 6 Norfolk st
Page
Solomon, hair dresser, 6 Norfolk street
Partington
Convalescent & Nurses' Home (Ernest Hy. Marcus Milligan
M.D.Belf., D.P.H.Dublin, medical supt.; Miss N. Beardwell, matron),
North rd. T N 53
Pass
Jesse boot repr. 51a, High st. east
Pattison
Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 20 Wellgate
Pearson
Albt. Albion hotel, 15 Victoria st. T N 252
Peck
Geo. Wm. fruitr. 128 High st. east. TN 216
Pell
William, boot maker, 52 High street west
Penny
Leonard Percy, wireless dlr. 65 High St. west. T N 185
Pickup
Fredk. insur. broker, Barclays Bank bldgs, Norfolk St. TN 127
Piper's
Penny Bazaar, 34 High street west
Plant
Jas. Wm. beer retlr. 14 Milltown
Platt
Fred & Son, bakers, 5 Shrewsbury st. T N 284
Platt
Geo. Queen's Arms P.H. 1 Shepley st. T N 149
Platt
Jas. Edwd. coal mer. 11 Railway st. TN 128
Platt
Jsph. (Mrs.), boarding ho. Lees hall
Platt
Mary D. (Mrs.), confectioner, 3 High street west
Pogson
E. (Mrs.), milliner, 50 High st. west
Potts
& Goddard, bldrs. Shepley st
Powell
Frederick, tobacconist, 98 High street west
Pownall's
boot reprs. 36 & 38 Victoria st
Pownall
Stanley, newsagt. 26 Princess st
Presentation
Convent (Sister Angela, superior), Church street
Price
Danl. baker, 136 Victoria st
Price
James William, shopkeeper, 17 Freetown
Prince
Alice & Annie (Misses), confctnrs. 70 Charlestown rd
Provincial
Insurance Co. Ltd. (C. Holiday, resident inspector), Barclays Bank
bldgs. Norfolk st. T N 127
Public Baths (Silvester Whitehead, supt.),
Howard pk
Public
Weighbridge (F. Chatterton, weigher), Railway yard
Ralph
Sam, outfitter, 12 Howard st
Read
Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, 31 Chapel street
Redfern
Ann (Miss), china dealer, 75 High street west
Refuge
Assurance Co. Ltd.; district office (E. Rowley, supt.) 12 Norfolk sq
Rideal
Ltd. chemists, 102 High st. west. T N 97
Riley
Joe, fruitr. 70 Victoria st
Riley
Joe, greengro. 12 Freetown
Riley
Jn. (Mrs.), newsagt. 130 High st. west
Roberts
Stanley, chartrd. accntnt. (firm, Ashton & Roberts), 6 Howard st.
T N 67
Robinson
Harold, plumber, 8 Norfolk st
Robinson
T. stamp distributor, Post office, Victoria st
Roe
Arth. Hy. Bull's Head P.H. 72 Church st. T N 278
Rose
Green Working Men's Club (Fredk. G. Bradley, sec.), Silk st
Rose
Roger, solctr. town clerk & sec. to education committee,
Municipal bldgs. T N 58
Ross
Alec, shopkpr. 26 Gladstone st
Rowbottom
James Ltd. cotton spinners, Hurst. mills. T N 8
Rowbottom
S. & Co. Limited, cotton spinners, Meadow mills. TN 7
Rowbottom
Agnes (Mrs.), ladies' hairdrssr. 18 Norfolk st
Rowbottom
Jn. Ratcliffe, fried fish shop, 211 High St. east
Royal
London Mutual Insurance Society Ltd.; district office (Geo. Davies,
supt.), 41 High st. east
Ryan
M. customs & excise & old age pension officer, Henry st
Ryan
Paul, draper, 116 Victoria st
Sandham
Louis, shokpr. 6 Charlestown
Savage
Saml. O. florist, 55 High st. west. T N 248
Scholes
Geo. butcher, 117 High St. west. T N 208
Sellers
Norman, motor engnr. Reliance garage, Turnlee rd. T N 222
Senior
James Henry, hair dresser, 70 High street west
Seville
& Sons, funeral directors, 39 Sheffield rd
Shallcross
Albt. baker, 142 St. Mary's rd
Shaw
Mary (Mrs.), fancy draper, 2 Victoria st
Shaw
William, farmer, Whitfield barn
Sheldon
Robert, farmer, Brownhill farm
Sheldon
Wm. greengro. 104 Victoria st
Shepherd
Geo. G. shopkpr. Sheffield rd
Sherlock
Arth. mngr. of the District Bank Ltd. & treas. to Glossop Dale
Rural District Council, Norfolk sq. T N 131
Sherry's
Dairy Co. Limited, dairymen, 35 High street west
Shorrock
Isaac, baker, 142 High st. west
Shortland
Robert, motor car proprietor, see Haigh & Shortland
Shuttleworth
Alice (Mrs.), fried fish shop, 79 High st. east
Siddall
Thos. Pott,baker, 2 Shepley st
Sidebottom
D. & T. joiners, 1 Pike's Ia. & Victoria st. T N 184
Sidebottom
Albert, pianoforte warehouse, 22 High street we
Sidebottom
Eliza (Mrs.), shopkpr. 20 Derby st
Sidebottom
Joseph Hadfield, school attendance officer, Education offices,
Municipal buildings
Sidebottom
Wm. Hy. gas company's collector, 24 Turnlee rd
Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Limited, sewing machine dealers, 29 High street
west
Sisters
of Charity of St. Paul Convent (Mother Stanislaws, superior), Shaw st
Skelton
James, marine store dealer, 123 Gladstone street
Slater
Fredk. Commercial inn, Charlestown. T N 203
Smethurst
Hy. clog mkr. 18 Queen st
Smith
Jas. & Sons (Cleaners) Ltd. 44 High St. west
Smith
Geo. Wm. hairdrssr. 96 High st. west
Smith
Jsph. farmer, Wimberry hill
Smith
Mary (Mrs.), grindery dealer, see Mullin & Smith
Smith
Wm. insur. agt. 28 Sunlaws st
Sparrow
Alice Ann (Mrs., beer retailer, 17 Gladstone street
Speed
Ge0. baker, 45 Bernard st
Spencer
Fred, hairdrssr. 13 Victoria st
Spread
Eagle Permanent Benefit Building Society, Liberal hall, Henry st
Stansfield
Jessie (Miss), news agent, 123 High street west
Storah
Frank, shopkpr. 6 Chapel st
Storey
Edith (Miss), dress maker, see Kinder, Storey & Hampson (Misses)
Sumner
Francis & Co. (1920) Limited, cotton spinners & manufrs. Wren
Nest mills. T A “Remus, Glossop;” T N 10
Swami
Andrew, shopkpr. 13 Edward st
Swami
Jas. Edwd. poultry farmer, 16 Hague st
Swift
Wltr. accntnt. Barclays Bank bldgs. Norfolk st
Swindells
Eli, draper, 238 High st. west
Swire
Jn. & Sons, boot & shoe mkrs. 8 High st. west
Swire
Henry, clog & patten maker, 21 Victoria street
Swire
John Oswald, butcher, 83 High street east
Sykes
Jn. confctnr. 12 High st. east
Tattersall
John, taxi proprietor, complete funeral furnisher & weddings, 11
Fauvel road. T N 311
Taylor
A. B. & Son, haulage contrctrs. Charlestown. T N 70
Taylor
Albert Buckley, beer retailer, Charlestown
Taylor
Eliz. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 81 High st. east
Taylor
Ernest Rt. L.D.S.Manc. dental surgn. 40 Norfolk St. TN4
Taylor
Geo. Wm. laundryman, see Thornley & Taylor
Taylor
Nathan M.Sc., F.B.O.A. optician, 99a, High st. west
Taylor
Squire, dining rooms, 57 High street west
Taylor
William, butcher, 74 Victoria street
Tero
Geo. egg dlr. 57 High St. east
Thom
Joe. & Son, coal mess. 33 Norfolk st. & Surrey st. T N 93
Thompson
Arth. B. baker, 213 High st. west
Thornley
& Taylor, laundrymen, 17 Hope st
Thorp
Walter & Son, coal merchants, Henry street & Railway yard. T
N 52
Tickle
Wm. greengro. 377 High st. west. T N 204
Tilburn
J. & Son, metal brkrs. 11 St. Mary's rd. & Howard's pl. T N
132
Tongue
Harry, boot repr. Wood st
Torkington
W. & Son, flshmngrs. 68 High st. west
Town
Hall (Allen Byrom, caretaker), High street west
Turner
Wltr. fruitr. 26 High st. east. T N 266
Tweedale
Fredk. wireless dlr. Victoria st. TN 251
Tweedie
Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 164 High street west
Unionist
Association (High Peak Division) (D. W. McDonald, chief agent), 22
Norfolk street. T N 65
Urban
Electric Supply Co. Limited (The), electrical engineers, 5 High st.
west. T N 34
Vol
Crepe Ltd. boot & shoe mkrs. Milltown. TN 251
Wain
& Son, fancy drapers, 59 High street west
Wain
Edward Joseph, monumental mason, Simmondley Ia
Walker
Hy. boot repr. 18 Turnlee rd. & Charlestown
Walker
Jacob, shopkpr. 18 Whitfield cross
Walker
Jn. Edwd. shopkpr. 49 King st
Walmsley
Jas. shopkpr. 52 Hollincross la
Walshaw
Arth. grocer, 100 High St. west
Walton
John (of Glossop) Limited, bleachers, Charlestown works. T N's 271 &
272
Warner
Leonard, Commercial inn, 137 Manor Park rd
Warren
Herbt. farmer, Ashes
Warrington
Walt. butcher, 19 High st. east. T N 210
Water
Works (Geo. Faulds M.I.M. & Cy.E. mngr.), Municipal bldgs. TN 150
Webb
Jsph. shopkpr. 131 Manor Park rd
Weston
Thos. Walker, cooked meat dlr. 20 High st. west
Wharmby
G. & Sons, oil & lamp dlrs. 127 Manor Park rd
Whitehead
Chas. fishmngr. 24 Charlestown rd
Whitehead
Reuben, shopkeeper, 41 Duke street
Whiteley
Alice (Mrs.), draper, 197 High street east
Whitfield
Church House (J. Fletcher, sec.), 18 Charlestown rd
Whitfield
Church Institute (T. Harrison, caretaker), Chapel st
Whitfield
Free Library (branch library) (Chas. Howard, caretaker), Freetown
Whitfield Parish Hall (J. Fletcher,
see.), Kershaw st
Whitfield Working Men's Club (Jas.
Taylor, see.), 86 Wood st
Whittingham Thos. Regnld. solctr. 21
North rd. T N 163
Whitworth Jessie Gertrude (Mrs.),
baker, 112 Victoria st
Wild Ralph & Sons, tripe dressers,
1 Collier st. 4 High st. west
& Victoria st
Wild
Jsph. Friendship inn, 5 Arundel st. T N 312
Wilkinson
Emma (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. Market st
Wilkinson
Ralph, Bridge inn, 12 Market st
Wiley
Jn. W. C. & Son, cabnt. mkrs. 17 Norfolk st. & 12 George st
Willey
Burton, cabinet mkr. 48 Arundel st
Wilson
& Bates, aerated water mfrs. Howard st. & wine & spirit
mers. 10 Norfolk sq. T N 88
Wilson
Robert Ltd. bakers, 174 High st. west. T N 20
Wilson
Beatrice (Mrs.), confctnr. 58 High st. west
Wilson
George Henry, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, clerk to
Hollingworth Urban District Council, clerk to the Glossop &
Charlesworth Joint Burial Board & deputy coroner for the High
Peak Hundred division of the county, Norfolk square. T N 43
Wilson
Hartley, Junction inn, 379 High st. west
Winterbottom
Alvin, watch repairer, 128 High street east
Winterbottom
Ann Eliz. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 185 High st. west
Winterbottom
Frank, boot repr. Whitfield cross
Winterbottom
Fredk. boot repr. 185 High st. west
Winterbottom
Jessie (Mrs.), confectioner, 267 High St. west
Winterbottom
SamI. fried fish shop, 131 High St. west
Wood
Brothers (Glossop) Ltd. cotton spinners & mfrs. Howard Town
mills, Victoria st. T N's 22 & 39
Wood's
Hospital (Roger Rose (town clerk), sec.; for list of medical staff,
see Official section), Howard park. TN 36
Wood
Jn. joiner, 28 Shrewsbury st. & Railway st
Wood
Wm. Griffith, fried fish dlr. 106 Victoria St
Wood
Zaccheus, farmer, Gnat hole
Woodhead
George, butcher, 141 Victoria street. T N 38
Woodhouse
Abishai, butcher, 36 Church st. south. T N 134
Woolley
Rt. butcher, 77 High st. west. TN 236
Wright
Hannah (Miss), shopkpr. 191 High st. west
Wrigley
Mary H. (Mrs.), confectioner, 210 High street west
Wyman
& Sons Ltd. news agts. Railway station, Norfolk st
Yates
Arth. shopkpr. 1 Edward st
BROOKFIELD.
Robinson
Rev. John Henry (Congregational), 10 Shepley street
COMMERCIAL
Ankers
Ada Jane (Miss), shopkpr
Brookfield
Working Man's Club (Edwd. Brooks, sec)
Darwent
Lucy (Mrs.), shopkpr.
Elliott
Mary (Mrs.), shopkpr
Gibson
Geo. shopkpr
Higginbottom
Lewis Arthur, insur. Agt.
Humphries
Jn. Edwd. motor engnr
Moss
Arnold, shopkeeper
Robinson
Wm dairyman
Sellers
Ada (Miss), fried fish shop
CHUNAL.
Cotterill
Henry, farmer, Sandy Bank frm
Green
Thomas, farmer
Hallam
Edgar, farmer
Pass
Albert Edward, Grouse inn
Robinson
Wm. farmer
Steers
Jas. farmer, Horse Shoe farm
DINTING.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS
Birch
Arthur Edwin, 101 Shaw lane
Bowden
Wilfrid, 99 Shaw lane
Cooper
Cecil H. Dinting lodge
Fenton
Charles F. V. Viaduct house T N 268
Heaton
John Stanley, 107 Shaw lane
Foster
Rev. Lewis L.Th. (vicar), The Vicarage
Lund
George A. 103 Shaw lane
Smith
Percy, 105 Shaw lane
COMMERCIAL
Allen
Joe, painter, 1 Adderley pl
Bennett
Alfred, farmer
Bradbury
Eliz. (Mrs.), fent dlr. 87 Shaw la
Guthrie
Eliza (Mrs.), shopkpr. 2 Dinting vale
Harrison
Abel Limited, coal merchants
Harrop
James, farmer, Hill top
Hoyle
Thomas, farmer, Hill top
Lackey
Jas. shopkpr. 29 Dinting vale
Marsden
Edwin, farmer
Orme
Clara (Miss), shopkpr. 105 Dinting vale
Pooler
Jas. Plough inn, 107 Dinting vale
Potter
Edmund & Co. Ltd. (branch of the Calico Printers' Association
Ltd.), calico printers. T N Glossop 12
Rothwell
Lester, boot repr. 17 Dinting vale
Sidebottom
Wm. shopkpr. 79 Dinting vle
Skelton Chas.
(exors. of), carriers. T N Glossop 279
Viaduct
Sweets & Tobacco Stores (The), confctnrs. 101 Dinting vale
Walton
Jacob, farmer, Shaw farm
GAMESLEY.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Cuthbert
Mrs. Gamesley house T N Glossop 104
COMMERCIAL.
Cairnie
Lilian (Mrs.), shopkpr. Cottage la
Clayton
James R. coal merchant
Crabtree
George, shopkeeper
Fox
Jas. shopkpr
Garlick
Ellen (Mrs.), Magnet inn
Glossop
Dale New Industrial Co-operative Society Limited (The)
Gould
Joe, farmer
Grimshaw
John, baker
Hadfield
Walt. coal dlr. Cottage la
Harrison
Abel Limited, coal merchants, Railway yard
Jackson
Thos. farmer, Fold farm
Marsden
Albert, farmer
Simpson
Percy, farmer, Adderley farm
Walton
Herbt. farmer
HADFIELD.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Bollans
B. Wilfred M.B.Vict., J.P. 87 Station road T N 28
Hadfield
Wm. Bruce, 305 Hadfield road T N Glossop 73
Heaton
William, 118 Hadfield road
Jackson
Thomas, Chomlea,Hadfield road
Jones
Rev. William John B.A. (curate), 42 Boss croft
Lenten
Jacob, 29 Station road T N Glossop 263
Pollard
Vernon, 120 Hadfield road
Siddalls
Frank H. 116 Hadfield road T N Glossop 120
Storrs
George Bertram, The Thorns, Park road
Struthers
John Watson M.B.124 Hadfield road T N Glossop 121
Taylor
Rev. Peter (Roman Catholic), The Presbytery
Taylor
George William, Oaklands, Newshaw lane
Walsh
Rev. Snowdon (Wesleyan), 46 Bank street
White
Rev. Archibald Campbell Macalister L.Th. (vicar & surrogate),
Vicarage, Hadfield cross T N Glossop 157
Wilman
Jones Ernest, Mersey bank
Marked
thus * should be addressed Hollingworth, Manchstr.
COMMERCIAL.
Early
closing day, Tuesday.
Aldous
P. & Son, joiners, 1 Marlow st. T N's Glossop 5 & Mottram 52
Almond
Jessie (Mrs.), shopkpr. 91 Station rd.
Amos
Hy. Apthorpe, Pear Tree inn, 431 Hadfield rd
Anderson
Miss, midwife, 92 Station rd
Anderson
Nancy (Mrs.), midwife, 4 Kiln Ia
Bamforth
W. & Sons, joiners, Salisbury st
Bardesley
Elsie (Mrs.), shopkpr. 69 Newshaw la
Barlow
Jas. boot repr. 112 Station rd
Bennett
Thos. & Son, general drapers, 98, 100 & house furnishers, 102
Station rd
Bennett
Benjamin, smith, see Wilde & Bennett
Bennett
Jn. I. farmer
Bennett
Wm. farmer, Owl Nest farm
Bentham
Emma (Miss), toy dealer, 33 Station road
Bentham
Tom, stationer, 47 Station road
Berry
Bartholomew, newsagt. 22 Bank st
Billinge
Joseph, saddler, 108 Station road
Bollans
Robert Wilfred M.B., Ch.B.Vict., J.P. Surgeon, & medical officer
to No. 2 district, North-Western Area
Guardians
Committee, 89 Station road. T N Glossop 28
Booth
Harold, butcher, 114 Station rd
Booth
Henry, pork butcher, 117 Station road
Braddock
Jn. M.P.S. chemist, 42 & 44 Station rd. T N Glossop 173
Bradshaw
Jsph. Hy. statnr. 126 Station rd.
Bramald
Ellis, haberdasher, 390 Hadfield road
Breeze
George, boot repairer, 1 Church street
Brierley
Geo. farmer, 83 Hadfield rd
Broadbent
& McDonnell, painters & decrtrs. 99 Woolley Bridge rd
Broadbent
Jn. fried fish shop, 142 Station rd
*Brookes
Frank, hairdrssr. Woolley bridge
Brown
Douglas, Arundel Arms P.H. Cemetery rd. T N Glossop 277
Buckley
Jas. printer, Hollinside, Hadfield rd
Buckley
John, shopkeeper, 25 Hadfield road
Bush
William, greengrocer, 31 Station road
Cartwright
Frank & Walt. electrcl. engnrs. 26 The Avenue & wireless
supplies, 40 Station rd
Chadwick
Harry, confectioner, 238 Woolley Bridge road
*Chadwick
Saml. Woodhouse, tinplate worker, Woolley bridge
Chester
Albt. Edwd. draper, 49 Station rd
Convent
of Sisters of St. Paul, Woolley Bridge road
Cox
Lottie (Mrs.), secondhand bookseller, 25 Station rd
Critchlow
Wm. P. coal dlr. 2 Park rd
Cumberland
Annie (Mrs.), beer retlr (off), 421 Hadfield rd
Daniel
Albert, blacksmith, Albert street
Dempsey
Ada (Miss), baker, 103 Station rd
*Dewsnap
Eliz. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 93 Woolley Bridge rd
Dewsnap
Fredk. Win. fruitr. 82 Station rd
Dewsnap
in. butcher, 46 Hadfield rd
District
Bank Ltd. (sub-branch) (open Mon. Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m. to 12.30
p.m.; Sat. 9.30 to 11 a.m.), 97 Station rd. (T N Glossop 240); London
office, 75 Cornhill E C 3
Dodd
Samuel, coal merchant, Railway yard
Downing
Eliz. (Miss), confctnr. 92 Station rd
Elkan
Jn. mfng. optician, 131 Station rd
Ellis
Eliz. (Miss),shopkpr. 37 Station rd
Etchells
Percy, grocer, 9 Station rd. T N Glossop 152
Fell
Hy. fried fish shop, 69 Station rd
Fidler
Wm. outfitter, 107 Station rd
Fielding
Thos. herbalist, 120 Station rd.
Firth
Harold. D., L.D.S.Manc. dental surgn. 65 Station rd
*Forster
Florence G. (Mrs.), haberdasher, 50 Woolley bridge
Forster
Leonard, confctnr. 104 Station rd
Garlick
Ernest, chipped potato dealer, Woolley Bridge road
Garlick
Wm. fruitr. 15 Station rd
Gartside
& Co. (of Manchester) Limited, cotton spinners &
manufacturers, Waterside mills. T N Glossop 115
Gee
Cyril, fried fish shop, Woolley Bridge rd
Gerrard
Jas. shopkpr. 85 Woolley Bridge rd
Glossop
Gas Co. (branch), 55 Station road
Goddard
Ellen (Mrs.), shopkpr. 5 Green la
Goldthorpe
Thos. Fredk. beer. retlr. (off), 38 Waterside
Greaves
James, boot repairer, 55 Hadfield road
Greenwood
Cookson, shopkeeper, 52 Brass croft
Greenwood
Fred, tripe dresser, Station road
*Gregory
Chas. farmer, Woolley bridge
Griffiths
Jn. watch repr. 5 Station rd
Hadfield
Conservative Bowling Club (Fred. Hibbert, sec.), 223 Woolley Bridge
rd
Hadfield
Conservative Club (Fred Hibbert, sec.), 223 Woolley Bridge rd
Hadfield
Dairy Co. Ltd. provsn. dlrs. 130 Station rd
Hadfield
Equitable Co-operative Society Ltd. (Jn. Hurst, mngr.; Jn. Wm.
Pogson, Sec.); reg. offices, Wesley st. (T N Glossop 55); 54, 56, 58
& 60 Station rd.; Woolley Bridge rd.; Stanyforth st. Padfield &
Tintwistle
Hadfield
Liberal Bowling Club (G. Bailey, sec.), Bank st
Hadfield
Liberal Club (G. Bailey, sec.); Bank st
Hadfield
Picturedrome (Jsph. C. Moore, mngr.), Bank st. T N Glossop 273
Hadfield
Public Hall & Free Library (John Battey, caretaker), Station road
Hadfield
Wm. Bruce, solctr. & commissioner for oaths, 305 Hadfield rd. T N
Glossop 73
Haig
& Frame, bakers, 128 Station rd
Haigh
Hugh, news agent, 1a, Railway street
Hall
Edwin, hair dresser, 84 Station road
Hall
Frank, painter, 85 Station rd
Hall
Harold, carrier, 84 Station rd
*Hambleton
Violet (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. 106 Woolley brdg
Hardman
Frank, butcher, 1a, Bank Street
Harrison
Abel Limited, coal merchants, Station yard
Harrison
John James, fried fish dealer, 42 Hadfield road
*Hayes
Alfd. beer retlr. 8 Woolley bridge
Hodson
Tom, herbalist, 115 Station rd.
Holden
T. C. & Wm. chemists, 62 Station rd. T N Glossop 286
Horrocks
Lizzie (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. 134 Station rd
Howard
Saml. Anchor inn, 61 Hadfield rd
Hulme
Jessie (Miss), milliner, 45 Station rd. T N Glossop 138
*Hunt
Geo. Spread Eagle P.H. Woolley bridge. T N Glossop 183
Hunters
The Teamen Limited, grocers, 39 Station road
Kay
Jn. farmer, Park rd
Kershaw
Jonathan, butcher, 3 Station road
Kimble
Joe, greengro. Boulderfield
Lee
Elizh. H. & Martha (Misses), milliners, 91 Hadfield road
Lee
Levi & Co. grocers, 89 Hadfield road
Lenten
Jacob L.R.C.P. & S.Irel., L.M. physcn. & surgn. 29 Station
rd. T N Glossop 263
Littlewood
Geo. Law, tobccnst. 12 Queen st
Lupton
Saml. shopkpr. 31 Church st
Machin
Tom, Palatine hotel, 133 Station rd
McShannon
Jn. J., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O., D.P.H.Belf. physcn. & surgn. 4 Kiln
la
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (sub-branch) (Harold W. Hunter, mngr.) (Mon.
Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Sat. 9.30 to 11 a.m.), 132
Station rd. (T N 165); London agents, National Provincial Bank Ltd. 2
Princes st. London E C 2
Mansell
Lizzie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Station road
Marks
A. dentist (attends Fri. 3.30 to 8 p.m.), 21 Station rd
Marsh
Frank, grocer, 102 Waterside
Masters
Frank, draper, 11 & 13 Station rd
Mettrick
John Woolley, butcher, 86 Station road
*Middleton
& Sons, newsagts. 184 Woolley bridge
Mitchell
Frank, baker, 87 Hadfield road
Morton
Hirman, Spinners' Arms P.H. Marsden st
Moscrop
Noah, fancy goods dealer, 119 Station road
Murphy
Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 7 Station rd
Mutton
Alice (Mrs.), milliner, 90 Station rd
Nelson
Jessie (Miss), baker, 74 Station road
Ninnes
Andrew Nicholls, baker, 116 Station rd
Oldham
Caroline L. (Mrs.), confctnr. 35 Station rd
Oliver
W. & Sons, ironmongers, 51 Station road
*Operative
Bleachers' Association (Ralph Hartley, sec.), 4 Woolley bridge. T N
Mottram 23
Osborn
Geo. grocer, 111 Station rd. T N Glossop 301
Patchett
Jn. beer retlr. 41 Station rd
Patchett
Tom, butcher, 32 Station rd
Pennington
Wm. farmer, Woolley Bridge rd
*Platt
Edwd. Firth, shopkpr. 58 Woolley bridge
Platt
Geo. shopkpr. 3 Waterside
Preston
Fredk. hairdrssr. 106 Station rd
Price
Martha (Miss), baker, Hadfield rd
Public
Weighing Machine, Station yard
Ratcliffe
John, draper, 121 Station road
Reece
Wm, chipped potato shop, 1 Station rd
Roebuck
Harry, insur. agt. 85 Church st
Rogers
William T. tailor, 77 Station road
Rothwell
Edwin, grocer, 94 Station rd. T N Glossop 157
Rowland
Wltr. beer retlr. 1 Green la
St.
Andrew's Sports Club (David Crook, sec.), 58 Newshaw la
St.
Charles' Hall (T. Williamson, sec.), Woolley Bridge rd
Sargentson
Jas. Ltd. cotton waste mers. Brickfield st. T N Glossop 62
Scatcherd
R. ironmngr. Bank bottom
Schofield
Geo. tobccnst. 76 Station rd
Schofield
Wm. S. grocer, 83a, Hadfield rd
Scholes
& Broomhead, carriers, Woolley Bridge rd
Scowcroft
Geo. W. baker, 52 Station rd
Shaw
Simpson, greengro. 79 Station rd
Shepley
Jas. greengro. 23 Station rd
*Sherwood
Harry, boot repr. 97 Woolley Bridge rd
Sidebottom
Wm. P. temperance hotel, 152 Station rd. T N Glossop 249
Smith
James & Co. coal merchants, Station yard
Smith
Doris Catherine (Miss), shopkpr. 17 Station rd
Smith
Elsie (Mrs.). ladies' hairdrssr. 91a, Station rd
Smith
Herbt. Alfort, dentist, 52 Hadfield rd. T N Glossop 201
Storey
Charles Edwin, sanitary inspector & building surveyor to Glossop
Rural District Council & clerk to Glossop reservoir
commissioners, 10 Salisbury street
Struthers
Jn. Watson M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physcn. & surgn. 124 Hadfield rd. T N
Glossop 121
Swire
Harry, boot maker, 125 Station road
*Swire
Jn. clogger, 40 Woolley Bridge
Sykes
Horace, hairdrssr. 19 Station rd
Sykes
John, monumental mason, Park road
Thomas
Arth. Vernon, music seller, 72 Station rd
Tongue
Nellie (Mrs.), fried fish shop, 19 Brosscroft
Torkington
Samuel, greengrocer, 113 Station road
Travis
Archie, Masons' Arms inn, 78 Station rd
Tucker
Jn. Herbt. baby linen wareho. 68 Station rd
Tweedale
Jsph. Victoria hotel P.H. 88 Bross croft
Wadsworth
Arthur, confectioner, 2 Bank street
Walsh
Henry, grocer, 8 Bank street
Walshaw
Harold, plumber, 39 Railway st
Weavers'
Association (Wm. Pope J.P. sec.), 124 Station rd
Whitehead
Geo. baker, 129 Station rd
Wilde
& Bennett, motor engineers, 75 Station road. T N Glossop 119
Wildgoose
.Jn. Fredk. shopkpr. 32 Railway st
Wilkinson
Jn. W. fried fish shop 127 Station rd
Wilman
E. & Sons Ltd. silk noil spinners & mfrs. Station mills. T A
“Noil, Glossop;” T N Glossop 160
Woodcock Leonard, boot &
shoe dlr. 63a, Station rd
Woodhouse
Samuel, confectioner 97, & butcher 99, Station rd
*Woolley
Bridge Working Men's Club (W. P. Leach, sec.), 29 Woolley Bridge rd
Woolley
Claude, insur. agt. 154 Hadfield rd
*Woolley
Tom, fried fish shop, Woolley Bridge
Worsley
F. undertaker, 43 Station rd.; works, 40 Bross croft. T N Glossop 293
Wright
Edwin, Commercial inn, Bank Bottom
Wyatt
Wm. baker, 1a, Station rd
*Youles
Ruth Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. 114 Woolley bridge
PADFIELD.
PRIVATE
RESIDENT.
Sargentson
Harry J. Rose bank T N Glossop 158
COMMERCIAL.
Beard
T. & Son, slaters, 103 Main rd T N Glossop 239
Biltcliffe
Lister, Peel's Arms P.H. 6 Temple St
Brierley
Fred, poultry farmer, 131 Main road
Burdekin
Alfd. shopkpr. 22 Platt st
Carr
Jas. grocer, 14 Platt st
Chevens
Bros. farmers, Main rd
Critchlow
SamI. farmer, Brook farm
Drinkwater
Caroline (Mrs.), chipped potato dlr. 109 Main rd
Fish
Emily (Mrs.), confctnr. 95 Platt st
Greenwood
Fred, tripe dresser, 3 Temple st
Greenwood
Joe, farmer; 107 Main rd.
Hadfield
Equitable Co-operative Society Ltd. (Jn. Wm. Pogson, Sec.; Jn. Hurst,
mngr.); registered office, Wesley st. (T N Glossop 55) & 99
Platt st
Hardy
Alice (Mrs.), haberdasher, 31 Post st
Howe
Sam, carrier, 147 Main rd
Joyce
Ernest Albert, baker, 36 Post st
Kershaw
Joshua & Sons Ltd. leathr. dressers, Hadfield tannery. T N
Glossop 126
Padfield
Liberal Club (Wm. Fielding, sec.), Main rd
Padfield
Working Men's Club (J. W. Wyatt, sec.), 26 Platt street
Palmer
Violet (Miss), shpkpr.15 Post st
Rhodes
Thomas & Son (Hadfield) Ltd. cotton spinners & manufacturers,
Hadfield mills. T N Glossop 32
Sargentson
Wm. cotton waste dlr. Padfield Brook mills. T N Glossop 61
Shepherd
Mrs. farmer, Low. Deep clough
Smith
Jas. & Co. coal mers. 20 Platt st
Taylor
Ernest, farmer
Taylor
Jas. butcher, 85 Platt st
Wagstaff
Harriet (Mrs.), shopkpr. 61 Post st
Wilde
Fredk. plumber, Platt st
Wilde
Rose (Mrs.), shopkpr. 1 Post st
Wilde
Sam, hardware dlr. 4 Post st
CHARLESWORTH,
on the borders of Cheshire, is a township and parish, formed as an
ecclesiastical parish in 1849 from that of Glossop including
Chisworth and Simmondley, in the High Peak division of the county,
hundred of High Peak, petty sessional division, rural district,
county court district and rural deanery of Glossop, archdeaconry of
Chesterfield and diocese of Derby. By an Order of the County Council,
under the provisions of the Local Government Act, 1894, Charlesworth
was formed into a civil parish from the rural part of Glossop parish.
Charlesworth is 1½ miles west from Dinting station on the
Great Central Section of the London and North Eastern railway, 2½
south-west from Glossop, 13 from Manchester and 200½ from
London. The church of St. John, erected in 1849 at a cost of £2,700,
is a cruciform building of stone in the Early English style,
consisting of chancel, nave, north porch and a tower on the north
side forming a north transept and containing one bell, dated 1849:
the east window was erected in 1902 to commemorate the coronation of
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra; the west window is in memory of
parishioners who fell in the Great War, 1914-18; there are also
memorial windows to the Rev. Goodwin Purcell M.A. the first vicar of
Charlesworth, and the Rev. Joseph Ames Martin, vicar of the parish
for 29 years: there are 480 sittings. The register dates from the
year 1849. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £379,
with 3 acres of glebe and residence in the gift of the Crown and
Bishop of Southwell alternately and held since 1930 by the Rev.
Norman Louch B.A. of London University, A.R.C.O. There is a
Congregational chapel, founded in 1662, and rebuilt in 1796, with 700
sittings, and a Particular Baptist chapel, built in 1835. Gamesley
Hospital for Infectious Diseases (Glossop Municipal Borough and
Glossop Dale Rural District) was built in 1888-9 at a cost of £371,
and has since been enlarged. Cotton spinning and rope and cotton band
making are carried on here. The land is mainly owned by the farmers.
The soil is clay; subsoil, sandstone. The land is principally in
pasture. The area is 15,111 acres of land. and 269 of water;
population of the township in 1921, 1,772, and of the ecclesiastical
parish, 2,163.
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delivered. Letters through Manchester
CHISWORTH
is a civil parish formed from Chisworth and Ludworth by Local
Government Board Order No. 34,064, dated April 1st, 1896; it is 4
miles south-west from Glossop and about 1½ miles by field
paths from Mottram station. There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel,
built in 1834, with a small burial ground attached. There are also
cotton mills. The area is 862 acres of land and 2 of water;
population in 1921, 324.
SIMMONDLEY
is partly within the borough of Glossop, from which it is 1 mile
south-west, and near the London and North Eastern railway. There is a
Congregational chapel, erected in 1844, with 150 sittings.
Letters
through Glossop, Which is the nearest M. O. & T. office
CHARLESWORTH.
Marked
* postal address Glossop.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Booth
James Melville, Rossall, Glossop rd T N Glossop 253
Cooper
Leonard, Calrows, Glossop road
Horsfall
Edward, Rose lea, Marple road T N Glossop 195
Louch
Rev. Norman B.A., A.R.C.O. (vicar), Vicarage
Moss
Mrs. Fern bank, Long lane T N Glossop 212
Mounsey
Arthur, Brae Garth, Long lane
Read
Clement, Lowwood, Glossop road
Robinson
Joseph, North lea, Glossop rd
Rowbottom
Benjamin H. Beech house, Marple road
Rowbottom
Cecil, Woodlands, Lee Head
Rowbottom
Mrs. Lee mount, Marple rd
*Rowbottom
Mrs. John, Hurst Lee T N 151
Smith
John Booth J.P. Marlingford, Glossop road
Teague
Robert H. Annandale, Glossop rd
*Ward
Ernest, The Hurst
*Wilson
George, Hurst villa, The Hurst
Wolfenden
Rev. Alfred Ernest (Congregational), The Manse
COMMERCIAL.
*Allott
Matthew, Moorfield
*Anderton
Thos. Woodcock farm
Andrews
Annie Louisa (Mrs.), Waggon & Horses inn
Booth
John & Son (Charlesworth) Ltd. cotton band mfrs. Lee Vale
ropeworks. T A “Cordage, Broadbottom;” T N Glossop 136
Booth
Jn. farmer, 44 Town la
Booth
John Wm. farmer, Wellhead farm
Booth
Wm. grocer, 74 Marple rd
Bowden
Wilfred, farmer, Lee Head farm, Woodseats in
Braddock
Jsph. Grey Mare inn, Glossop rd
Brown James of Chisworth Ltd. bleachers. Coombs bleach works. T A “Brown Bleachers, Broadbottom;” T N Glossop 80
Burdekin
Jn. farmer, Woodseats la
Charlesworth
& Chisworth Conservative Club Co Ltd. (John B. Booth, sec)
Charlesworth
& Chisworth Liberal Club Ltd. (Michl. Hall, sec)
Chevens
Bros. farmers, Lower Blackshaw farm
Chisworth
industrial Co-operative society Ltd. (Arthur L. Hallas, sec)
Clayton
Jas. R. coal mer. Lee Vale
(Clegg
Jn. Ernest, shopkpr. 12 Marple rd
Clitheroe
Roger, Bull's Head hotel, 63 Town Ia
*Cottrell
Rt. Wm. farmer, Moorfield frm
Dale
Wm. farmer, Lee farm,Woodseats la
*Fidler
W. & H. farmers, Blackshaw
Fielding
Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, 5 Marple rd
Foster
Regnld. dairyman, 25 Town la
Frankland
Fred. baker. 3 GIossop rd
Gamesley
Hospital for Infectious Diseases (Glossop Municipal Borough &
Glossop Dale Rural District). TN Glossop 35
Garside
Jas. George & Dragon P.H.
Guy
Oswald, shopkpr; Chapel la
*Hadfield
Alfd. R. farmer, Hurst farm
Hammersley
J. D. H. & Co. bldrs. Marple rd
Higginbottom
Harry, shpkpr.6 Marple rd
Higginbottom
Mrs. coal dlr. 18 Town la
Hughes
W. Gray M.B., Ch.B.Edin. physcn. & surgn
Mycock
Herbt. joiner, Marple rd
Neal
Eliz. (Mrs.), greengro. 2 Long la
Neal
Sarah (Mrs.), greengro. 2 Marple rd
Nicol
Chas. A. farmer, Springfield ho
Patchett
Abram, butcher, 4 Marple rd
Pryce
Chas. farmer; Fields farm, Long la
Richards
Jn. farmer, Homestead farm
*Rowarth
Chas
Rowbottom
James Ltd. cotton spinners, Holehouse mills T A “Ropery,
Glossop;” T N Glossop 281
Rowbottom
James, farmer
Schofield
Arth. poultry farmer, Hurst nook
*Siddall
Geo. farmer, Con farm
Stafford
Arth. fried fish dlr. Glossop rd
*Thornhill
Thos. farmer, Hurst
Timmis
Jas. R. farmer, Town Lane farm
Walton
Gerald, farmer, Woodseats In
West
Jn. Horse Shoe inn
Williams
Herbert, farmer, Hargate bill
Willis
Ernest, boot mkr. 58 Marple rd
Wood
Ralph & Samuel, wheelwrights
Wood
John Saville, farmer. T N Glossop 148
CHISWORTH.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Rowbottom
Geo. Edmnd. Chisworth ho
Rowbottom
James Henry J.P. Chewwood
COMMERCIAL.
Bocking
Geo. farmer, Intake farm
Brereton
David, carrier
Chisworth
Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd. (Arthur L. Hallas, sec)
Forrester
Geo. Commercial inn
Gould
George, farmer
Johnson
Frank, shopkeeper
Lomas
Win. Edwd. farmer, Sandy la
Mellor
Jsph. farmer, Sandy la
Moore
Arth. Handforth, dogs boarded, High Ash
Rowbottom
James Ltd. cotton doublers, Chewwood
Shaw
Jsph. farmer, Hill Top farm
Smith
Thomas, farmer, Moorside farm
Thornley
Eliz. Ann (Miss), shopkpr
SIMMONDLEY.
(Letters
through Glossop.)
COMMERCIAL.
Allsopp
Frank, farmer, Plainstead
Botham
Walt. farmer
Dakin
Geo. M. farmer, Storthbrook
Glassford
Alex. M. farmer, Cloud farm. T N Glossop 270
Hobson
Sam, market gardener
James
Frank, farmer, Hall farm
Mellers
Nellie (Mrs.), shopkpr
Mountney
Geo. B. beer retlr
Weaver
Alfd. farmer, New Road farm
HAYFIELD
is a township and parish, formed in 1837 from that of Glossop and
consisting of the hamlets of great Hamlet, Phoside and Kinder, head
of a rural district, in the High Peak division of the county, county
court district of Buxton and New Mills, hundred of High Peak, petty
sessional division of Chapel-en-le-Frith, rural deanery of Glossop,
archdeaconry of Chesterfield and diocese of Derby. Hayfield is the
terminus of a branch line from New Mills on the London and North
Eastern railway, 6 miles south from Glossop station, 4 north from
Chapel-en-le-Frith, 18 from Manchester, 10 from Buxton, 3 from New
Mills and 11 south-east from Stockport: the village, built of stone,
has a scattered and bleak appearance, and is about 622 feet above the
sea level, standing on the banks of the Sett, a rapid mountain stream
which rises on the western slopes of the Peak. The church of St.
Matthew, situated between the Kinder stream and Phoside valley, was
originally erected in 1386, and rebuilt in 1818 at a cost of £2,000,
and is an edifice of stone in the Early English style, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled western tower
with pinnacles, containing a clock and 6 bells: the tower was rebuilt
in 1894, and in 1898 the chancel was enlarged and decorated at a cost
of £80: there & a monument with bust, by Bacon, to Joseph
Hague esq. of Park Hall, d. 1780, and others to the Rev. John Badley,
curate of Hayfield (1764), and to the Rev. George Buckley Bower B.D.
rector of Great Billing, Northants, and archdeacon of Richmond, Yorks
(1800): the stained east window was erected in Dec. 1879, by Mrs.
Bennett, of Birch Vale house, in memory of her husband; and there are
others to Levi and Elijah Hall, Mrs. Hall, of Moorlands, and-Wright
Turner esq. (1881): the brass eagle lectern, and the font, of Caen
stone, are memorials: a brass ewer was given by Miss B. E. R. Walker,
and a new pulpit by C. Bennett esq.: there are 700 sittings, 50 being
free: an additional burying ground of one acre was bought by a rate
and consecrated in 1862: the Rev. John Wesley visited Hayfield and
preached in the church in 1755, during the incumbency of Mr. Badley.
The register dates from the year 1622. The living is a perpetual
curacy, net yearly value £350, in the gift of the resident
freeholders, and held since 1932 by the Rev. George William Cleavely
of King's College, London: a parsonage house was erected in 1864, at
a cost of £1,200. There are Wesleyan, Primitive Methodist and
United Methodist chapels, and Liberal and Conservative clubs. The
facilities for manufacture, owing to the abundance of water, are very
considerable, and two extensive calico-printing works are carried on,
besides the print works at Birch Vale, a mile south; there is a paper
mill at Bank Vale; formerly a good deal of twine, locally known as
"bant," was made here: twice a year a shepherds' meeting &
held, when the various sheep marks are agreed upon and strayed sheep
exchanged; fairs for cattle are held here May 12th and October 10th.
The charities amount to £23 yearly for clothing, chiefly by the
gift of Joseph Hague esq. of Park Hall (1778); the late Mrs. Slack,
of Oaklands, left £500, the interest of which & given to
the poor; prior to 1820 the poor had a right of turfery on "Old
Pits," a plot of 40 acres on Leygate Moor. Due south of Hayfield
lies Chinley Tor, a steep and rugged mountain 1,493 feet high,
commanding fine views over the valley of the Goyt and the adjacent
summit of Eccles Pike (1,225 feet) southwards; to the west lie Whaley
Moor (1,347 feet) and Sponds Hill (1,357 feet) ; northwards there is
an extensive prospect over Disley, Poynton Park and the plains of
Cheshire; this district is believed to have been at one time in Roman
occupation, and some coins of the 8th century have been found on the
Doctor's road, near Bowden Bridge, one part of which road was paved:
previously to 1830 the flat piece of ground near the Kinder Print
Works was common land, and known as “Cutlers' Green,”
cutlery having, it is said, been made here before its manufacture was
known in Sheffield; halfway between this spot and Hayfield is the
Whitworth well, famous for its curative properties. The village, from
its peculiar situation, has always been liable to floods, one of
which, in 1748, destroyed some lives, several water mills and part of
the churchyard; in August, 1799, the bridge was washed away, and in
1809 a number of buildings; again, on the 16th June, 1858, the
torrent tore up the mill weir and carried away the backs of four
houses abutting on the stream. By an ancient custom Hayfield had the
privilege of electing a mayor, an office which John Hobson esq.
filled for thirty years: Joseph Bowden esq. was elected mayor of
Hayfield in 1844. Park Hall was formerly the abode of Joseph Hague, a
generous benefactor to this neighbourhood, who began life by selling
small articles from a basket, and subsequently went to London, where
in course of time he became an opulent merchant; he died at Park Hall
on the 12th March, 1786, and was buried at Glossop. The area of
Hayfield parish is 7,901 acres of land and 19 of water; the
population in 1921 was 2,644.
Highgate
Head and Oaklands are places in the parish.
Post,
M. O., T. & T. E. D. Office. Letters through Stockport (Cheshire)
HAYFIELD
RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The
parishes in the District are Hayfield & Mellor. The area is
10,282 acres; the population in 1931 was 4,305.
Council
meets at New Mills on the 2nd wed. in each month.
Chairman,
H. Bleackley, Hayfield
Officials.
Clerk
& Chief Rating Officer, John. Moxon Nesbitt, 5 Hall street, New
Mills
Treasurer,
Walter Gardner, Manchester & County Bank New Mills
Medical
Officer of Health, George Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.,
F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.Vict. New Mills
Sanitary
Inspector, Edmund Swift, Swallow Houses lane, Hayfield
Rating
Officer & Water Rents Collector, Herbert Wardle, Springfield
terrace, Hayfield
NORTH-WESTERN
AREA GUARDIANS COMMITTEE.
(Comprising
Glossop borough, New Mills urban district, Glossop Dale and Hayfield
rural districts).
For
particulars see under Glossop.
HAYFIELD
REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Superintendent
Registrar, John M. Nesbitt, 5 Hall street, New Mills
Registrar
of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Thomas Slater, 8 Spring bank, New
Mills; deputy, D. W. Yates, Spring bank, New Mills
Railway
Station (L. & N. E)
BIRCH
VALE is a village, 2 miles east from New Mills, 1 mile west from
Hayfield, with a station on the Great Central section of the London
and North Eastern railway: calico printing is carried on here very
extensively, and there are also quarries producing paving sets and
wall stones. Here is St. Luke's Mission church and a United Methodist
chapel.
Post,
M. O., T. & T. E. D. Office. Letters through Stockport.
(Cheshire)
Railway
Station (L. &.N. E)
LITTLE
HAYFIELD is a hamlet three-quarters of a mile north of Hayfield,
with a cotton mill, and a Primitive Methodist chapel built in 1851;
there are sittings for 200 persons, 70 being free.
Letters
through Stockport (Cheshire). Hayfield, nearest M.O.& T. office
HAYFIELD.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Banks
Philip Guy, Freda cote, Swallow Houses lane
Bowden
Walter J.P. Swallow houses
Cleavely
Rev. George William (perpetual curate), Parsonage
Davidson
John Burt, Woodhouse
Gee
Mrs. The Nut
Hopley
George Henry, Brookdale, Swallow Houses lane
Isherwood
Joseph, Oaklands T N New Mills 71
Lynch
H. H. C., M.B. Kilmorie house T N New Mills 108
Nelson
Robert, Leominster house, Swallow Houses lane
Young
Alexandre, Bank house
COMMERCIAL.
Barclay
Frank, George hotel. T N New Mills 131
Barker
Gilbt. fruitr
Beever
Bagshaw, butcher
Beever
Thos. Hy. boot repr
Bennett
Frank, farmer
Bennett
Jas. shopkpr
Bradley
Fredk. Arth. drug store
Bradshaw
Harry, baker
Brennand
Esther (Mrs.), shopkpr
Brennand
Wm. baker. T N New Mills 230
British
Legion Club (Hayfield) Ltd (Alfd. White, hon. sec)
Byle
Jn. Chas. grocer
Caldwell
Ethel (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Carter
Elsie (Mrs.), nurse
Chatterton
Theresa (Mrs.), shopkpr
Clayton
Mabel (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr
Cooper
Peter, butcher
Cooper
Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Meadows farm
Derbyshire
Jn. Wm. farmer, Cote la
Digby
Fred Flitcroft, Toll Bar inn
Dodd
J. & Son, butchers.
Downs
Jn. & Son, joiners
Farrow
Alfred, shopkeeper
Farrow
& Son, fruitrs
Garside
James, stationer
Gibb
Jas. Law, farmer
Green
Frederick, cycle agent
Hadfield
B. T. & Sons, builders
Hadfield
Benj. Turner, printer
Hadfield
Joel (exors. of), ironmngrs
Hartley
Wltr. S. outfitter
Hayfield
Conservative Club Co. L (Arth. Warrington, see)
Hayfield
Cricket Club (Walter Drewery sec)
Hayfield Equitable Co-operative & Industrial Society Limited (Harry Bleackley, sec.), Fishers lane (T N 41 New Mills) & Swallow Houses lane
Hayfield
Gas Co. Limited (William Whitehead, sec.). T N New Mills 109
Hayfield
Printing Co. Ltd. (branch of the Calico Printers' Association Ltd.)
(John Burt Davidson, manager), calico printers. TN New Mills 10
Hibbert
Geo. Hy. Bull's Head hotel
Hirst
T. & Son, stone dlrs. Glossop rd
Hollis
Sam, fried fish shop
Hyde
Bessie (Mrs.), certified midwife, Swallow Houses la
Jepson
Emmie (Miss), shopkpr
Johnston
Arth. Jas. beer retlr
Kerry
Saml. farmer, Hills farm
Lake
Albt. Thos. confctnr
Leech
Herbt. greengro
Livesley
Thos. Hy. M.P.S. pharmaceutical chemist
Lowe
Bros. coal merchants, Station yard
Lowe
Kate (Mrs.), stationer, Bridge end
Lynch
Homer Hamilton Casswell M.B, B.Ch. physcn. & surgn. Kilmorie ho.
TN New Mills 108
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (branch) (Alex, Young, mngr.) (open daily from
9.30 a.m. till 3 p.m.; sat. 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon) (T N New Mills
103); London office, 14 Waterloo pl S W 1
Marshall
Fred, beer retlr
Mason
& Hadfield Ltd. bldrs. T N New Mills 104
Medlicott
George Wilson, sign-writer
Metcalfe
Ada Myra (Mrs.), confctnr
Moseley
John Edward, boot maker
Pack
Misses boarding ho. The Mount
Peckham
Arth. Ernest, farmer, Bank End
Pollard
Abigail (Miss), shopkeeper
Porritt
William, draper
Potts
Hy. farmer, South Ridge farm
Pugh
Sarah (Mrs.), refrshmnt. rms.
Richardson
Ernest, fruitr. Church st
Royal
Hotel (Clement C. Hatton). T N New Mills 105
Russon
Arth. L. dentist (attends Thurs. 7 to 9 p.m.)
Schofield
Joseph, plumber
Shaw
Allen, draper
Slack
John Ltd. paper mfrs. Bank Vale mills. T A “Slack;” T N
New Mills 71
Smith
Alfd. hairdrssr
Smith
Thos. grocer
Stafford
Thos. farmer, Bank Vale farm
Swift
Edmnd. sanitary inspector to Hayfield Rural District Council, Swallow
Houses la. T N New Mills 130
Swindells
Henry, boot maker
Swindells
Wilfred Lyne, baker
Tivoli
Cinema
Torkington
John, pork butcher
Turner
Frederick, draper
Waddington
Arth. hairdrssr. High St
Wardle
Herbt. rating officer & water rents collector, Springfield ter
Warrington
Sarah Ann (Miss), shopkeeper
Waterhouse
Chas. shopkpr
Whitehead
Wilfred, coal merchant
Wood
Herbert, Pack Horse hotel
Wood
Stanley, blacksmith
Young
Alex. mngr. Manchester & County Bank Ltd. T N New Mills 103
LITTLE
HAYFIELD.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Bowden
Misses Little Hayfield house T N New Mills 113
Ellis
Nelson, Park lodge T N New Mills 212
Hobson
Harold Benjamin, Park hail T N New Mills 183
COMMERCIAL.
Barratt
Ellen (Mrs.), shopkpr
Bradley
John Edward, shopkeeper
Collinson
Arth. New inn
Etchells
Fredk. Jas. & Peter Albt. farmers, Spray ho
Hadfield
Chas. farmer, Brookhouse
Hallam
Bert, farmer
Hayfield
Equitable Co-operative & Industrial Society Limited (Harry
Bleackley, sec)
Hearsum
Chas. farmer, Brookhouse
Hearsum
David, farmer, Blackshaw
Hobson
Chas. farmer, Ivy farm
Parker
Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer
Pickford
Lot, farmer, Carr meadow
Rose
Jn. petrol station. T N New Mills 236
Sidebottom
Rt. Stanley, farmer, Cliff Bank farm
Simpson
Sam, farmer, Hey barn
Young
Jsph. farmer, Lanehead
Young
Sidney, farmer, Marley moor
KINDER.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Knott
Charles, Farlands T N New Mills 116
Martin
Mrs. Booth bridge
COMMERCIAL.
Bradbury
Samuel, frmr. ColdwII. Clough
Bradbury
Thos. Emmanuel, farmer, South head
Etchells
Eliz. Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Booth farm
Goodwin
Mary A. (Mrs.), Sportsman's Arms P.H
Hibbert
Thomas G. farmer, Ashes
Hibbert
Wm. farmer, Tunstead Clough
Hudson
Jesse, farmer, Stones house
Marriott
Jn. Thos. shopkpr
Shepley
Geo. decrtr
Stockport
Corporation Water Works (reservoir). T N New Mills 45
PHOSIDE.
COMMERCIAL.
Bennett
Jn. & Co. color mixers
Brennand
William, farmer, Highgate
Fletcher
Arth. farmer
Goddard
Jn. farmer, Barnsfold
Hallam
Bros. coal dlrs. Heys
Hallam
Edgar Montague, farmer, Heys
Hallam
Jn. Rt. farmer, Highgate head
Lodge
Wilfred, farmer, Smithfold
Poole
Thos. (Mrs.), farmer, Little ridge
Porritt
Hannah (Mrs.), farmer, New ho
Porter
Louis farmer, Ridge top
Tomlinson
Albt. farmer, Clough Head
Wentworth
Norman, farmer, Stubbs farm
BIRCH
VALE.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Bennett
Philip R. Heathfield
Reid
Thomas, Spring villa T N New Mills 101
Turner
Frank H. Fairview
COMMERCIAL.
Barber
Allen, fried fish dlr
Barton
Rt. farmer, Lower Cliff
Brown
Jsph. farmer, Higher Cliff
Buchanan
Florence (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Calico
(The) Printers' Association Ltd. calico printers. T N New Mills 101
Clayton
Mabel (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr
Dodd
Jsph. & Son, butchers
Ford
Herbt. grocer, Post office
Garside
Luther, farmer, Higginbottom farm
Greenhalgh
Wm. Henry, Birch Hall P.H
Hadfield
J. J. Ltd. yarn bleachers & sizers, Garrison bleach works. T N
New Mills 13
Hibbert
Thomas, farmer, Birch hall
Hudson
Lavinia (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hunter
Donald, poultry farmer
Hyde
Walter, news agent
Lowe
Bros. coal mers. T N New Mills 135
Marshall
Jn. haulage contrctr. T N New Mills 179
New
Mills Co-operative Society Ltd. (Wm. Burkinshaw, mngr.). T N New
Mills 146
Smith
Gilbt. G. butcher
Smith
Richard, Sycamore inn
Smith
Wilfred, grocer
Walton
Jesse, Grouse hotel. T N New Mills 107
Wardle
Thomas, farmer, Birch hall
Weatherley
Wm. boot repr
Westwood
Nursing Home (Mrs. B. E. Chatterton)
Wetters
Edmund, farmer, Ravensleach
CHINLEY,
BUXWORTH and BROWNSIDE form
a township in the ancient civil parish of Glossop (the three places
being united for poor rates), in the High Peak division of the
county, hundred of High Peak and petty sessional division, rural
district and county court district of Chapel-en-le-Frith. By an Order
in Council, gazetted August 24th, 1915, the township of Chinley,
Buxworth and Brownside was formed into an ecclesiastical parish named
Chinley with Buxworth. It is in the rural deanery of Glossop,
archdeaconry of Chesterfield and diocese of Derby. The land is held
by numerous small owners. The soil is a dark loam; subsoil, grit
stone. The land is chiefly used for grazing purposes. The area of
Chinley, Buxworth and Brownside is 3,817 acres of land and 14 of
water; the Population in 1921 was 1,968.
CHINLEY
is 2 miles north from Chapel-en-le-Frith, with a station for
passenger and goods traffic on the Midland Section of the London
Midland and Scottish railway, 172 miles from London. The Dore and
Chinley branch of the same railway, constructed in 1894, and
including two fine viaducts, joins the Ambergate and Manchester and
Sheffield branch here. St. Mary's church room, built in 1908 at a
cost of £500, will seat 150 persons: on the wall is a metal
plate on which are inscribed the names of the men of the parish who
fell in the Great War, 1914-18; a replica of the plate is in the
churchyard at Buxworth. There is also an endowed Congregational
chapel and Sunday School, the school receiving one half of the rents
and profits arising from the Town Hall of Chapel-en-le-Frith, through
the Will of Thomas Slack esq. M.D. The chapel was founded in 1662,
and has 300 sittings. The Wesleyan Sunday School was built in 1903.
In the township are bleaching, sheet wadding and cotton wool mills,
and the High Peak Hospital for Infectious Diseases, opened in May,
1902.
HIGH
PEAK HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.
The
Committee, consisting of 12 members, was formed in 1896
Meetings
are held at the Hospital, Chinley, on every 4th Wednesday
Clerk,
Wm. Braylesford Bunting, solicitor, Chapel-en-le-Frith
High
Peak Isolation Hospital (Neil Kennedy M.A., M.B. Ch.B.Aberd. medical
supt.; Miss K. A. Smith S.R.N. matron)
BUXWORTH is 10 miles south from
Glossop, 3 west-north-west from Chapel-en-le-Frith, 9
north-north-west from Buxton and 168 by road from London and 173 by rail, on the borders of Cheshire
and divided from that county by the river Goyt, which is here crossed
by a stone bridge. The Midland section of the London, Midland and
Scottish railway has a station here, and parcels by passenger trains
addressed to residents in this township should be forwarded by that
line and not via Whaley Bridge. Here also is the terminus of the Peak
Forest canal, running to Manchester, Macclesfield, Staffordshire,
Huddersfield and Wakefield. St. James' church, built in 1874 at a
cost of £1,500, is a building in a modern Romanesque style,
consisting of apsidal chancel, nave of three bays and a bell-cote
containing one bell: the church will seat about 250 people. The
living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Bishop of Derby, net yearly
value £335, with residence, and held since 1922 by the Rev.
John Robert Towers L.Th. of Durham University, who is also a
surrogate. A burial ground was consecrated here in 1879 and extended
in 1916. Near the entrance to the churchyard is a stone cross,
erected in 1920 to the men of this place who fell in the Great War,
1914-18, and in 1922 a Memorial Hall was built, which & used as a
working men's club and women's institute. There is a Primitive
Methodist chapel, built in 1876, seating 200. In 1907 a
Congregational chapel was erected at Brierley Green. There are grit
stone quarries here.
BROWNSIDE is 2 miles east from Chinley and 1½ north
from Chapel-en-le-Frith.
Post,
M. O., T & T. E. D. Office, Chinley. Letters through Stockport
Post
Office Telephone Exchange & Public Call Office, Chinley
Post
& Tel. Call Office, Buxworth. Letters arrive from Stockport via
Whaley Bridge. Whaley Bridge nearest
M.O.
& T. office
Post
& Tel. Call Office, Chapel Milton. Letters through Stockport.
Chapel-en-le-Frith nearest M. O. & T. office
Brownside
letters arrive from Stockport, via Chapel-en-le-Frith
Railway
Stations, Buxworth & Chinley (L. M. & S)
Carrier
to Manchester. - C. Cooke, Lower lane, Tues. & Thur s
North
Western Road Car Co. Limited motor omnibuses run to
Chapel-en-le-Frith, Chinley, Hayfield & Glossop several times
each way daily.
CHINLEY.
(Marked
thus * letters should be addressed Chapel-en-le-Frith, Stockport)
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Andrew,
Herbert, Buxton Road
Ashworth
Thomas, Prince's road
Aspinall
James, Peakhome, Buxton road
Atkinson
John, White Knowl cottage T N 38
Bennett
James, Ashen clough
Bennett
Misses, Ashen Clough
Braddock
Miss, Stubbins Lea
Burman
Thos. B. Ling Crag, Buxton rd
Carline
William, 9 Prince's road
Clarke
John H., Lyndhurst, Buxton road T N 83
Cooke
Miss, 5 Prince's road
Cowan
Samuel, Greystead
Cresswell
John William, Pendlehurst, Buxton road
Elliott
Mrs. Newstead
Farrington
Ernest, Lyme park
George
Francis William, Templand
Hadfield
Charles, Buxton road
Hansford
Frederick Vernon, Hill crest, Lower lane
Hobson
Mrs. Greystones, Buxton road
Holland
Harold, The Olivers T N 48
Horrox
Edward, Prince's road
*Hughes
Hugh, Breck meadows
Jackson
Garnett, The Naze house
Johnson
Frederick James, Riverdene, Buxton road
Jones
Ernest, The Nook
Jones
Jas. Edwd. South cot. Prince’s rd
Kay
William Ford Lyme park T N 7
Laister
Sydney, Wyncliffe, Buxton road T N 55
Leach
Robert Webber, The Cottage
Limbert
Miss Newholme, Buxton road
*Lingard
William Chas. Bridge Holme
McKellen
Ewart, Lynton, Buxton road
Mason
Andrew Smith, Lyme park
Midgley
Samuel, Prince's road
Midgley
Samuel, Brynglas, Buxton road
Moseley
Alfred Hedges, Lyme park
Mowat
John M.B.,Ch.B. Rhuddlan house T N 8
Murray
Charles Egerton, Albert place
Niven
John, Prince's road
*Plant
Ernest John, Oakhouse, Chapel Milton
Porter
Lady, Lyme park T N 27
*Price
Rev. David Joseph (Congregational), The Manse, Chapel Milton
Rumney
Thomas, Aldersyde
Sapey
William Borham, Hill crest, Buxton road T N 16
Sherriff
John, Wayside T N 30
Sibley
Mrs. Prince's road
Smith
George Coles, Burnside, Buxton rd
Smith
George, The Garth, Buxton road
*Sturm
William Harold, Clover Nook T N Chinley 57
Taylor
Frank Clifford, Lyme park T N 43
Ward
Joseph Townsend, Allanton
Westall
Mrs Prince's road
Wild
Robert Briggs M.D. Lyme park
Wilson
John Clifford Jason, The Alders T N 45
Winship
Bishop Henry, Platt bank
COMMERCIAL.
Marked
thus ° farm 150 acres or over.
Ashby
Jn. Wm. farmer, Breck farm
*Barber
Frank, painter & decorator; satisfaction assured, Chapel Milton
Barr
Jack, fried fish dlr. Lower la
Booth
Jn. Wm: plumber & glazier, Lower Ia. & ironmonger, Green Ia.
T N 61
Burgons
Ltd. grocers, Green la. T N 14
Chinley
Conservative Club (A. Martin, hon. sec)
Chinley
& District Horticultural Society (Harry Waterhouse, sec)
Chinley
Liberal Club (Geo. White, hon. sec)
Chinley
Tuberculosis Dispensary (Derby County Council)
Chinley
Women's Institute (Mrs. Plant, hon. sec)
Cooke
Charles, draper, Lower lane
Cooper
James, farmer, Chinley head
Cresswell
Jn. Thos. (exors.), coal mers. Railway station & motor car
proprs. Lower la. T N 10
*Crown
Garage (J.A. Cooke; proprietor), cars for hire; day & night
service, New Smithy. T N Chinley 81
Dumelow
Jas. grocer, Lower la. TN 46
*Edwards
Jsph. H. shopkpr. New Smithy
Farrington
Ernest, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Green lane
Fleetwood
Chas. H. grocer, Lower Ia
Fox
Jas. Arth. haulage contrctr. TN 36
Goddard
Alfred, farmer, Ancoats farm
Goddard
James, farmer, Platts farm
Goddard
James (Mrs.), smallholder
Goddard
Joel, clerk to Parish Council & clerk to School Managers, Council
offices, Green la
Goddard
Thos. smallholder, Redgate end
Goodwin
Frank, smallholder, Up. Hollowshaw
*Green
Samuel, farmer, Black Lane head
Gregory
Albert, blacksmith
Gregory
Wilton, stationer, Buxton road
Hadfield
J. J. Limited, sheeting bleachers Forge bleach works. T N 11
Hadfield
James, smallholder, East view
Hallam
Ellis, farmer, Bole hill
Hallam
Sarah L (Mrs.), confctnr. Lower la
Hamer
Saml. builder, Low. White knowl
Henshall
Fredk. Hayman, butcher. TN44
Henthorn
Beatrice (Mrs.), statnr. & Post office, Green Ia. T N 21
Higginbotham
Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Hall end
Higginbottom
Eliz.(Mrs.), baker, Green la
*High
Peak Isolation Hospital (for medical officer see Official section). T
N Chapel-en-le-Frith 24
Horrox
Thomas & Sons Ltd. paper mers
*Hough
Fredk. Crown & Mitre P.H.
Hudson
Charles & Sons, carpenters, Stubbins lane
Ingham
Harold, Lamb inn
Johnson
Herbt. fruitr. Lower la
Kirk
William, greengrocer, Stubbins la
Kirkham
William, builder, Oak bank
*Lingard
Joseph Ltd. wadding mfrs. T N 58
Longden
Fras. Wm. farmer, White Knowl farm
*Longden
Harold, farmer, Dakin's farm
*Longden
Thos. farmer, Hollow shaw
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (sub-branch) (E. R. Lingard, mngr.) (open
daily from 9a.m. to 2p.m.; sat. 9 a.m. to 12 noon) (T N 33); head
office, King st. Manchester
Manifold.
Annie (Miss), fancy repository, Lower la
*Milton
Bleaching Co. Milton mills. T N Chapel-en-le-Frith 133
Mowat
John M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physician & surgeon & certifying
factory surgeon, Rhuddlan ho. TN Chinley 8
Murray
Charles Egerton, auctioneer & valuer; house & estate agent,
Belle Vue. T N 9
Musselwhite
I. & H. hair dressrs. Lower la
New
Mills Co-operative Society Ltd. (5 branch) (P. Robinson, Sec.), Low.
Ia. TN 69
Nixon
Jn. refrshmnt. rm. Oakbank
Nunn
Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife
Pearson
Frank Harrison, plumber, ironmonger, hardware & china & glass
dealer, Green lane. T N 42
Pearson
Hy. corn mer. Lower la. TN 67
°Porritt
Geo. farmer, Naze farm
Prince's
Hotel (Geo. Tymm, propr.). T N 37
Roberts
Geo. newsagt. Lower la
Robins
Eli, newsagt. Lower Ia
*Scott
Jas. L. fruiterer, Chapel Milton
Sharp
Chas. fruitr. T N 48
Simpson
Harry Ernest, boot ma
Simpson
Sam, farmer, Slack's farm
Smith
Samuel Goddard, farmer, Clappers Gate
Stevenson
John, farmer, Dry Clough
The
Café, caterers, bakers & confectioners; accommodation for
parties, dances, whet drives &c. Green lane, T N 9
*Thornley
Jacob Jn. farmer, Hall farm
Tymm
Geo. Prince's hotel, Green la T N 37
*Walker
Wm. Cross Keys P.H. Chapel Milton
Waterhouse
Jsph. bldr. Green Ia
Welch
John & Sons Limited, bleachers & dyers, Whitehall works. T N
Chinley 22
Whealand
Jn. monumental mason
Williams
Deacon's Bank Ltd. (branch) (open daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; sat 9
a.m. to 12 noon), Green Ia. (T N 40); London office, 23 Birchin Ia E
C 3
Wood
William, farmer
Woodall
John R. boot ma. Lower lane
Woolley
John, farmer, Moseley house
BUXWORTH.
(Marked
thus † postal address Chinley, Stockport.)
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Babington
Mrs. Leaden hall
Broadhurst
James William J.P. Haugh
Prescott
William Thomas, The Hollies
Toms
Frank Bertram, Carrington house
Towers
Rev. John Roberts L.Th. (vicar & surrogate), Vicarage
†Wilkie
Miss, Daisy bank
COMMERCIAL.
Marked
thus ° farm 150 acres or over.
Ashby
Herbt. smallholder, Chinley house
Barnes,
Hill & Barnes, sieve mkrs. T N Whaley Bridge 86
Barnes
John Herbert, sieve maker, see Barnes, Hill & Barnes
Britannia
Wire Works Co. Ltd. wire drawers (letters through Whaley Bridge,
Stockport) T N Whaley Bridge 29
°Broadhurst
Jsph. farmer, Cote bank
Byrne
Wilfred, butcher
Cope
Dennis, Navigation inn.
Cotterill
Jack, smallholder, Cloughhead
Cribb
Wm. newsagt
Drinkwater
Wm. smallholder, Clifton ho
Goddard
Dorothy (Mrs.), shopkpr
Gregory
Jas. smallholder, Lane side
Hall
Geo. (Mrs.), draper, Brierley Grn
Hancock
Percy, farmer, Knowl top
Hibbert
Prank, butcher
Hill
Ernest, Bull's Head P.H
Hill
Gilbert, sieve maker, see Barnes, Hill & Barnes
Hodgkinson
George, farmer, Green head
Hodgson
Jas. smallholder
Johnson
George, Navigation inn
Lowe
Geo. Edwd. shopkpr. Brierley Grn
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (sub-branch to Whaley Bridge) (open Mon. &
Fri. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.); head office, King st. Manchester
Mellor
James, shopkeeper
Middlemass
A. B. farmer Birch farm
Middleton
Peter, Bull's Read P.H
Proctor
Grace (Miss), smallholder, Brierley Green
Proctor
Jsph. farmer, Hill top
Smith
Matthew Worthington, shopkpr
Soloman
Rd. confctnr. Canal bank
Stiles
P. fried fish dlr
Stiles
Frank, smallholder
Whaley
Bridge & Buxton Co-operative Society Ltd. T N Whaley Bridge 103
Wilson
Jas. Saml. draper, & Post office
Winterbottom
Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper.
Working
Men's Club & Institute (Arth, Hadfield sec)
Yates
Francis, greengrocer
BROWNSIDE.
COMMERClAL.
*Ashby
Jn. Wm. farmer, Breck head
*Fern.
Jn. farmer, Shire Oakes
Hare
Chas. farmer, The Beet
Yates
William, farmer, Gorsty Low
MELLOR
is a township, chapelry and parish, divided from Cheshire by the
river Goyt, 2 miles east from Marple station on the Ambergate and
Manchester section of the London, Midland and Scottish railway, 8
south-south-west from Glossop, 7 north-east from Stockport, 9 west
from Chapel-en-le-Frith and 173 from London by road and 177 by the
London and North Eastern and London, Midland and Scottish joint
railway, in the High Peak division of the county, hundred of High
Peak, petty sessional division of Chapel-en-le-Frith, rural district
of Hayfield, rural deanery of Glossop, archdeaconry of Chesterfield
and diocese of Derby. The church of St. Thomas is a building of stone
in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch
and a western embattled tower with pinnacles containing a clock and
two bells; two bells, dated respectively 1639 and 1615, and each
engraved with the words "Jesu be our Spede," being cracked
and unsafe, were moulded into one bell in 1926: the altar is of oak,
richly decorated: the pulpit, carved out of an oak trunk, &
inscribed “A.X. 1,320:” there is a stone font of Late
Saxon or Early Norman date: there are several stained windows: the
church was restored during the period 1873-91, at a cost of about
£800, and affords 350 sittings; in the churchyard is a
gravestone recording the deaths of a man and his five wives, and the
old stocks are preserved in the churchyard. The register of baptisms
dates from the year 1629. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£300, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Derby, and
held since 1923 by the Rev. Cecil John Snowden B.A. of Caius College,
Cambridge. The Mission church, dedicated to St. Sebastian, built in
1908 near Marple Bridge, is a structure of brick with stone
dressings, and has sittings for 400 persons. A charity of £6
12s. yearly, left in 1816 by the Rev. Francis Gisborne, formerly
rector of Staveley, and Stafford's charity of £1 6s. yearly,
are for clothing. There is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in
1827, and a United Methodist chapel, built in 1850. The manufacture
of wadding and surgical dressings & carried on in the
neighbourhood, but the collieries are not now worked. Malcolm Norbury
esq. who is lord of the manor, the trustees of the late Frederic
Charles Arkwright esq. and the trustees of the late William Jowett
esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is various; subsoil,
grit-stone. The land is principally in pasture. The township contains
2,349 acres of land and 13 of water: the population of the township
in 1921 was 1,876, and of the ecclesiastical parish, 3,560.
Greenhill
and The Banks are places in the parish.
LUDWORTH,
MELLOR & MARPLE JOINT SEWERAGE BOARD.
Consisting
of 7 members, was formed in August, 1899.
The
Board meets at the Congregational Hall, Marple Bridge on the first
Tues. in March, June, Sept. & Dec. at 7.15.
Chairman,
W. Petty, Mellor
Clerk,
Reginald Ashworth L.L.B. 8 Spring bank, New Mills
Treasurer,
Walter Gardner, Manchester & County Bank, New Mills
Engineer,
D. J. Diver, Marple
Post,
M. O. & Tel. Call Office. Letters through Stockport. Marple
Bridge nearest T. office
LUDWORTH
is a parish in the rural district of Glossop and forms part of the
ecclesiastical parish of Mellor, 6 miles south-west from Glossop,
adjoining the Marple junction on the London and North Eastern
railway. There is a Primitive Methodist chapel here, built in 1875.
There are also quarries producing wall stones and paving setts. The
area is 1,622 acres of land and 24 of water; the population in 1921
was 1,684.
COMPSTALL
ROAD is a place in this township, consisting of one long street,
on rising ground, 1 mile east from Marple station. There is a
Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1867, and also a mission room
and library. Names of residents at Compstall Bridge are given in
Kelly's Directory of Cheshire
MARPLE
BRIDGE is a place in this township, built on the east bank of the
river Goyt, and has a junction station on the London and North
Eastern and London, Midland and Scottish joint railway. The Roman
Catholic church of St. Mary here was erected in 1859 at the expense
of Lord Howard of Glossop: there is also a Congregational chapel
which was founded in 1662, and rebuilt in 1887, in the Gothic style,
and has 500 sittings. Sunday schools and Institute were erected in
1906 at a cost of £3,200.
Post,
M. O., T. & T. E. D. Office. Letters through Stockport Police
Station
Names
of residents at Marple & Lower Marple are given in Kelly's
Directory of Cheshire.
MELLOR.
(Marked
thus * receive their letters through Marple Bridge.)
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
*Appleton
John, Glenburn T N Marple 255
*Archer
Paul, Newlands T N Marple 239
*Ashbrook
Walter Frederick, Lindum
Atwell
Edward, The Little house T N Marple 47
*Beere
Mrs. Graigue T N Marple 170
Bennett
Norman, Holling Mount
Bennett
William Henry, Egorievsk T N Marple 165
Blake
Thomas A. E. Braeside
Boardman
Leonard Louis, Brantford T N Marple 258
Brotherton
Ernest, Shenstone
*Clarke
John, Clement house T N Marple 295
Clough
Richard, Normandy T N Marple 236
Coe
Mrs. L. Cobden Edge house T N Marple 192
Corker
James, Highmead
*Craig
David Dougall H. Townscliffe T N Marple 334
*Crowley
Michael John, Roxholme
Derbyshire
George W. Hilbre, Old Hall la T N Marple 178
Dewhurst
Mrs. Greygates T N Marple 27
*Fitzmaurice
John William, Whitby ho
Flynn
Mrs. Larkhill T N Marple 337
*France
John, Kinderlee T N Marple 212
Gilson
George William, Hillrise
Grainger
Clifford, Sunnycroft T N Marple 466
Heath
Percy, Beaumont
Hey
Harold, Glengoyt (letters through Strines, Stockport) T N Marple 317
Hodgson
William, Aberdour T N Marple 266
*Jackson
Grice T N Marple 304
Jackson
Peter, Barone T N Marple 414
Johnson
Ben, Braemar T N Marple 372
Jones
William, Berwyn T N Marple 163
Jowett
Mrs. Manor house T N Marple 7
Kelsall
George, Tramore T N Marple 12
McClelland
Arthur, Bronheulog T N Marple 173
McClelland
Fred, Rawcliffe T N Marple 167
*Montgomery
Robert, Neilston T N Marple 150
Mort
William H. Corbar, Old Hall lane
Newton
Frank, Heathfield T N Marple 85
*Newton
Miss, The Mount
Norbury
Malcolm, Mellor hall T N Marple 452
Oxley
William, Monreith T N Marple 242
Padfield
Mrs. Oak bungalow T N Marple 299
Poole
Charles Edward, Gorse hill T N Marple 320
*Rains
Allan, Winster T N Marple 187
Scott
William, Haddon house T N Marple 126
*Smith
Herbert Wright, Lyndale T N Marple 200
Snowden
Rev. Cecil John B.A. (vicar), The Vicarage T N Marple 380
Spencer
Edmund T. Keristal T N Marple 172
Spurr
William Henry, Chelmscote T N Marple 63
*Taylor
Mrs. Brierfield.
*Walker
Major Dutton, Swinley
*Wallwork
John, Craignair
Walton
Miss, Coombe Edge T N Marple 249
Watts
Reginald, Eyam T N Marple 61
Whitehouse
John, Creston
Wood
William L. Sunnybrae
*Woodhead
Percy, Brackley T N Marple 405
Wright
Frederick Charles, Longhurst T N Marple 232
COMMERCIAL.
Appleton
Jn. L.D.S.Manch. dental surgn. Glenburn. T N Marple 253
*Astin
Jn. Philip, dentist (attends Thurs. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.), Volterra
Barrow
Arth. farmer, Cheetham hill
Beard
Harry, farmer, Hollyvale farm
Beedham
Charles Alfred, motor cab proprietor. T N Marple 156
Bennett
Joseph, farmer, Higher Cliffe
Beswick
Wm. farmer, Birchenough
Boden
George, farmer, Chatterton lane
Bodern
Wm. farmer, Meadows farm
Bowden
Jsph. farmer, Bradshaw
Bridgwood
Wm. farmer, Lower Hall farm
Brough
Jn. farmer, Appletree farm
Buxton
Fras. Chappell, farmer, Old Hall farm
Chadwick
Wm. bldr. T N Marple 76
Clark
William Adam, farmer, Holly-Head end
Clayton
Francis, farmer, Snape hey
Compstall
Co-operative Industrial Society Ltd. (Samuel Hambleton, manager)
Craig
David Dougall H., L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. Physcn. &
surgn. (firm, Paton, A. Jackson &
Craig),
Townscliffe. T N Marple 334
Critchlow
Wm. farmer, Hambledon Fold
Elliott
Frank, grocer
Fortescue
Gerard F. farmer, Gun farm
Gouldon
Thos. Jas. Farmer, Higher Banks
Green
Herbert, farmer, Horsepool
Griffiths
Gee. Thos. bldr. Sundorne, Old Hall la. T N Marple 339
Hadfield
Wm. Hugh, farmer, Bradshaw
Hall
H. & B. butchers
Hambleton
Peter, farmer, Church farm
Hardicker
Thomas Taylor, auctioneer, Bowness cottage
Harris
Hamilton, professor of music, Irene. T N Marple 64
Harrop
Simeon, greengrocer
Haslam
Edwin, farmer, Cheetham hill
Kirk
Hy. farmer, Higher Capstone
Laycock
Henry, boot repr. Cheetham hill
Lea
Colin, farmer, Lower Cliffe (letters through Strines Stockport)
Lingard
Joseph Ltd. mfrs. of surgical dressings, Cataract mills. T N Marple
286
Livesley
Joe Williamson, farmer, Cannon hill
Livesley
Stephen, farmer, Crossgates frm
Longdon
Fred, grocer, Hollywood end. T N Marple 202
Manchester
Cathedral Country Home (Miss Farrington, sec)
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (branch) (Walt. Gardner, mngr.) (open 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m.; sat. 10 a.m. To 11 a.m.); London office, 14 Waterloo pl. S
W 1
Marsland
Harry, Oddfellows' Arms P.H
Mellor
Bleaching Co. Ltd. calico bleachrs
Mellor
Conservative Club (Jas. Heaton, sec)
Mellor
& Townscliffe Golf Club Ltd. (Edwin Wm. Mercer, sec.). T N Marple
208
Middleton
Lewis, Royal Oak P.H
Millard
Wm. Hy. confctnr
Newton
Frank, solicitor, Heathfield. T N Marple 85
Nicholls
Geo. teacher of music, Cataract villa
O'Connor
Jn. dentist, Florence villa
Ollerhead
Harry, farmer, Higher Banks
Pickford
Chas. farmer, Townscliffe & Worthington farms
Pollard
Clara Eliz. (Mrs.), baker
Pott
Isaac, farmer, Cross gates
Pott
Samuel, farmer, Drake carr
Renshaw
Ernest, plumber
Richardson
Geo. farmer, Greenhill
Riley
Geo. Moorfield Arms P.H
Robinson
Ernest, farmer, Sportsman's farm
Royle
Martha Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Hill Top farm
Shields
Jn. farmer, Snape hey
Sidebotham
Ernest, joiner
Slinger
Edwd. S. Devonshire Arms P.H.
Southern
Geo. farmer, Mellor Hall farm
Spencer
Edmund T. solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Keristal. T N
Marple 172
Stafford
Herbert, farmer, Knowle farm
Stokeld
Jn. Wm. farmer, Spring Bank farm
Sutton
Alice (Mrs.), farmer, Darnsteads farm
Sutton
Raymond, farmer, Cobden Edge farm
Sutton
Richard, farmer, Podnor
Taggart
Aaron, farmer, Shiloh
Taylor
Joseph, farmer, Tarden farm & Wetmoorhurst (letters received
through Strines, Stockport)
Tunstall
Jas. Craland, baker
Tymm
Geo. Wm. farmer, Heathy Bank
Wadsworth
Eli, farmer, Windy bottom
Walker
Fred Jackson, farmer, Cheetham hill
Wallace
Mabel (Miss), school for boys & girls, Townscliffe Ia
Wilson
Thos. Wm. farmer, Low. Capstone
Yeates
Albt. poultry breeder
Yeates
Jn. shopkpr
LUDWORTH.
(Letters
should have Marple Bridge added).
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Charlton
Henry Butler M.A. Priesthorpe T N Marple 247
Frew
William Henry, Windyhowe T N Marple 116
Hindshaw
Mrs. Bleak house
Hough
Thomas, Laurel Bank T N Marple 235
Sambrook
Henry John, Finchwood T N Marple 107
Woodhouse
Louisa Lady, Longmead T N Marple 32
COMMERCIAL.
Ainsworth
Rt. W. farmer, Brookbottom
Atkinson
Edgar Baker, confctnr. Mill Brow
Bailey
Herbt. Farmer
Bennett
Tom, farmer, Hollins farm
Bowden
John, farmer, Heys
Dawson
Alec, farmer, Mill Brow
Devonport
William, farmer, Earnicroft
Froggatt
Joe, farmer, Cowhey
Hall
Rt. A.L.C.M. teacher of music, Mill Brow
Harrison
John, farmer, Sun hill
Hodges
Floyd, farmer, Broadstone
Knott
John, Rock tavern
Moorcroft
Geo. H. farmer, Norton Lee
Morley
Jas. bricklayer
Nield
Harriet Ann (Mrs.), grocer, Mill Brow
Petty
Harry, Hare & Hounds P.H. Mill Brow
Porter
Saml. beer retlr
Prince
Uriah, farmer Smithy Ia
Roberts
Harold, decrtr
Simpkin
William, beer retailer
Sprigley
Albt. farmer, Mill Brow
Sprigley
Jn. E. carpntr. Mill Brow
Stringfield
Margt. (Mrs.), frmr. Greengte
Thorpe
Jn. farmer, Hillside
Waterhouse
Harold, poultry farmer, Cote grn
Wozencroft
Geo. farmer, clough end
MARPLE
BRIDGE.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Darrah
Paul, Ludworth house T N Marple 119
du
Boulaye Rev. Louis (Roman Catholic), St. Mary's rectory T N Marple
408
Glossop
Joseph P. B. Woodeaves T N Marple 217
Gordon
Eric Valentine, Hollygirt T N Marple 449
Kelk
Leonard, The Oaks T N Marple 444
Mackenzie
James Stewart, Harrowflelds T N Marple 335
Sugden
Geo. F. Sunnybank T N Marple 411
Thomson
John Wallace, Gracston
COMMERCIAL.
Ardern
J. S. & Sons, confectioners
Ardern
Wm, butcher. T N Marple 209
Ardern
William, farmer
Booth
James & Sons, painters & decortrs
Bowden
Jn. furniture remover. T N Marple 374
Brewster
Leonard, plumber. T N Marple 246
Bridge
Boot Repairing Co
Brown
Jsph. Armstrong, confctnr
Buck
Wm. & Sons, sheet metal workers. T N Marple 28
Burgons
Ltd. grocers. T N Marple 130
Buxcey
Geo. joiner
Chadwick
Fredk. insur, agt
Compstall
Co-operative Industrial Society Ltd. T N Marple 136
Convent
of the Faithful Companions of Jesus (Madame Aloysius, lady superior),
Mount St. Joseph. T N Marple 292
Cosadinos
Gertrude (Mrs.), ladies' hairdrssr. T N Marple 280
Crosby
Geo. insur. agt
Dawson
Herbt. upholsterer
District
Bank Ltd. (sub-branch) (Chas. L. Glover, mngr.); open 10 a.m. to 2
p.m.; sat. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (T N Marple 220); London office, 75
Cornhill E C 3
Duddy
Jas. SamI. Railway inn
Etchells
Ralph, slater
Etchells
Ralph, decorator
Flowerden
A. & R. millers. T N Marple 227
Foster
Rd. Walt. upholstr
Garner
William Victor, photographer
Greenwood
Alec, baker. T N Marple 342
Hadfield
Maggie (Miss), booksllr
Harrison
Jsph. carrier
Hart
Hy. poulterer. T N Marple 26
Hartley
John Robert, tobacconist
Hastings
Alex. Gordon M.B.,Ch.B.Aberd. physcn. & surgn. Ashdene. T N
Marple 288
Heginbotham
F. S. (Miss), hairdrssr
Hibbert
Matilda Octavia (Miss), shopkpr
Higginbottom
SamI boot repr
Hulme
Muriel (Miss) A.L.C.M. music teacher
Hyde
Fred, hairdrssr
Hyde
Miss, refreshment. rms
Jenkins
Benj. grocer
Kenyon
Ben, carrier
Kirby
Florence (Miss), fancy draper
Larmett
Mary (Mrs.), confctnr
Ludworth
& Mellor Women's Institute
Marple
Urban District Council Gas Works (Jas. Kay Law, mngr.). T N Marple 82
Newton
& Heap Ltd. motor engineers. T N Marple 303
Norfolk
Arms hotel (Fred Shuttleworth, propr)
Patchett
Benjamin, confectioner
Paton,
Jackson & Craig, physcns. & surgns. T N Marple 49
Paton
Jas. Muir Nelson M.B., C.M.Edin. physcn. & surgn. (firm, Paton,
Jackson & Craig). T N Marple 49
Pearce
& Mills, wireless dlrs
Petty
Harry, bldr
Rowlett
M. K. (Miss), district nurse. T N Marple 166
Ryan
Jas. Midland hotel
Schofield
W. & Son, plumbers. T N Marple 197
Schofield
W. (Mrs.), greengro
Shaw
& Ridgway, provision dealers
Shaw
Bernard, plumber
Shaw
Harold B. butcher. T N Marple 228
Skinner
Mary (Mrs.), draper
Smith
Margt. Staveley (Mrs.), statnr
Stafford
Mary (Mrs.), milliner
Taylor
Wm. & Sons, blacksmiths
Tomlinson
William, milliner
Turner
Hy. Fielding M.P.S. chemist
Wild
Isabella (Mrs.), fancy draper
Wood
Jas. undertaker
Wood.
Lewis, fried fish dlr
Wood
Joseph, blacksmith
Yarwood
Alice (Miss), ironmngr
Yorkshire
Penny Bank Limited (sat. 6.80 to 7.30 p.m.), Congregational hall;
London office, 97 & 99 Cheapside E C 2
COMPSTALL
ROAD.
(Letters
should have Marple Bridge added.)
PRIVATE
RESIDENT.
Turner
William Alfred, Poplar grove
COMMERCIAL
Aldersley
Sarah & Annie (Misses), grocr
Birtwistle
James Richard, fruiterer
Bradbury
Jn. jobbing gardener
Brooke
Jas. Ernest, fruitr
Callear
Ernest, butcher
Cartlidge
William, shopkeeper
Clark
Jeannie (Mrs.), draper
Compstall
Co-operative Industrial Society Limited (Samuel Hambleton,mgr)
Compstall
Road Conservative Club (Sam Boyson, sec)
Dickinson
Chas. S. Spring Gardens P.H.
Fallows
Rd. undertaker
Hibbert
Eliz. (Miss), shopkpr
Jones
Thos. shopkpr
Kellett
Annie Mrs. George hotel
Ludlow
Thomas, Windsor Castle P.H
Marple
Bridge (The) Laundry
Naylor
Frank, electrcn. T N Marple 439
Nield
SamI boot repr
Petty
M. & Sons, butchers
Shawcross
& Gordon, shopkprs
Williams
Frank, grocer
Williams
William, confectioner
Williamson
Mary (Mrs.), beer retlr
NEW
MILLS,
originally called “Bowden Middle Cale,” derives its
present name from a corn mill built upon the Kinder, in the district
of Ollersett; it is a parish, comprising the district of Beard,
Ollersett, Thornsett and Whitle, in the High Peak division of the
county, hundred of High Peak, petty sessional division and county
court district of Chapel-en-le-Frith, rural deanery of Glossop,
archdeaconry of Chesterfield and diocese of Derby; it formerly
comprised seven hamlets, but has been divided, three of the hamlets
being attached of Hayfield, and the remaining four now forming the
township and parish. New Mills is a town on the river Goyt, 7½ miles south-west from Glossop, 8 south-east from Stockport, 170 from
London by road, and by railway, St. Pancras 173, Euston 192 miles.
The London, Midland and Scottish and London and North Eastern Joint
railway has a station here.
The
parish from 1875 was controlled by a Local Board, but under the
provisions of the Local Government Act, 1894 (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73),
it is now governed by an Urban District Council, the district
comprising the new parish of Newtown, formed from Disley in Cheshire
and being divided into six wards.
The
parish & lighted with gas from works the property of the Urban
District Council.
The
ecclesiastical parish was formed in 1844 from Glossop.
The
church of St. George, locally in the township of Beard was erected in
1831, and is a building of stone in the Pointed style, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles, south and west porches and an embattled
western tower with pinnacles and spire, containing 6 bells, presented
in 1898 by James Hibbert esq. J.P. who also in 1901 gave two
additional bells: the stained east window was presented by Mrs. John
Mackie, and there are several other memorial windows, also a monument
to James Ingham esq. J.P. (1868), and a brass to his widow
(September, 1875): the font is a memorial to John Taylor esq. J.P.
and the lectern was given by the parishioners, as a memorial to the
wife of a former vicar: the church was renovated in 1897, and affords
850 sittings, 350 being free. The register dates from the year 1831
and is in good condition. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
value £402, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of
Glossop, and held since 1930 by the Rev. Richard Patrick Ripley
Carpenter M.A. of Christchurch College, Oxford. The church of St.
James the Less, a chapel of ease to St George's, a building in the
Lancet style of the 13th century, was erected in 1880-1, at a cost of
£2,750, by John Mackie esq. of Crigglestone, Yorks, and New
Mills, and Mary, his wife, together with the almshouses adjoining, as
a memorial to James Ingham esq. and Martha, his wife, the parents of
Mrs. Mackie, formerly resident at New Mills: it consists of apsidal
chancel and nave, north porch, organ chamber and vestry and western
turret containing one bell: in the apse are three stained windows and
at the west end is another, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Mackie: the
church contains memorials to Mr. and Mrs. Mackie: the pulpit and font
are of carved stone: the communion plate and linen were given by the
parishioners and the brass lectern by R. B. Mackie .esq. M.P. and his
daughter Edith: there are 150 sittings. The Roman Catholic church,
dedicated to St. Mary, erected in 1848 and restored in 1929, is a
building of stone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel,
nave, aisles and a western tower with spire, containing one bell: the
high altar was erected by Dennis Lane esq. editor of the Universe. In
1929 a reproduction of the Grotto of Lourdes was erected in the
grounds. The Wesleyan chapel, St. George's road, was erected about
1810, and has an attached cemetery; the Primitive Methodist chapel,
Spring Bank, was built in 1876; and the United Methodist chapel,
Spring Bank, built in 1838, was rebuilt in 1892. The Salvation Army
Hall is in Market street. There is a mission hall in Torr street. The
Town Hall, erected in 1671, at a cost of £2,500 was opened in
the same year by William 7th Duke of Devonshire K.G., P.C.: a tower
was added in 1875, and a clock with chimes presented by Mrs. Ingham,
of Watford villa: the lower rooms are divided into offices and
council room: the general management of the building is in the hands
of the local authority. The hall was extended in 1898-9, at a total
cost of £1,750, and in 1900 a new wing was added at a cost of
£1,800. The Public Free Library, in Hall Street, built in 1909
by Andrew Carnegie esq. at a cost of £2,000, is a structure of
stone; it consists of two reading rooms and a reference room, and
contains about 16,000 volumes. A county count is held here
alternately with Buxton and Chapel-en-le-Frith. There are iron and
brass foundries, calico printing and bleach works, cotton spinning,
cotton band manufactories and emery and glass cloth works here. The
drinking fountain in front of the Town Hall was erected in 1892 as a
memorial to John Mackie esq. The almshouses, six in number, erected
from the designs of W. Swinden Barber esq. F.R.I.B.A. are built on
three sides of a plot of land near Spring Bank, in New Mills, the
dwellings occupying the north and a portion of the east side of a
quadrangle, the west and south sides of which are appropriated to the
church; they are occupied by 11 poor and aged persons, who receive a
weekly allowance from the Ingham Trust. James Ingham esq. left £500
in 1868, the interest of which is applied to the education and
clothing of poor children in the township: Trickett's charity
formerly consisted of the rent of a farm at Sparrowpit, near
Chapel-en-le-Frith, but this has now been sold, and the proceeds
invested in Consols: the interest is in part contributed in clothing
to poor persons and also applied to education of the children of the
parish. The principal landowners are Lord Egerton of Tatton and the
trustees of the late Francis John Sumner esq. The soil is clay;
subsoil, clay. The area of the civil parish is 5,040 acres of land
and 38 of water; the population in 1921 was 6,877.
The
area of the Urban District is 5,204 acres, Viz.: New Mills, 5,078
acres;. Newtown, 126 acres; the population in 1981 was 8,551. The
population of the wards in 1921 was :- Beard and Ollersett, 2,290;
Central, 1,205; Newtown, 1,613; St. James, 1,224; St. Mary, 1374
Thornsett, 784.
High
Lea, Lady Shaw Bottom and Watford are places in the parish.
BEARD,
half a mile south of New Mills and 3 miles west of Hayfield, forms
part of Beard and Ollersett Ward in New Mills Urban District, which
also includes Low Leighton. There are chemical works, an iron and
brass, foundry and quarries producing paving setts; the London
Midland and Scottish Railway Company has also a goods yard. The
trustees of the late F. J. Sumner esq. are the principal landowners.
HAGUE
BAR is included in St. Mary's Ward of the Urban District., and is
1 mile west from New Mills, 1 east from Strines station and 3 east
from Marple. Brookbottom is a place half a mile north-east from Hague
Bar. The Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1874, will seat 200
persons. Lower Cliffe is a place 1 mile north-west from Hague Bar.
LOW
LEIGHTON is 1 mile south from New Mills and 3 west from Hayfield.
The Hayfield institution is situated here. There is also a meeting
house for the Society of Friends, built in 1717, with a small
cemetery attached, and a Wesleyan Mission Hail.
Town
Sub-Post & Tel. Call Office
NEWTOWN
is a populous village, formed in 1894 into a parish, and transferred
to the county of Derby from Disley, Cheshire, under the Local
Government Act, 1894, but still ecclesiastically attached to Disley;
it has a station called “New Mills” on the Manchester,
Buxton and Ashbourne section of the London, Midland and Scottish
railway, and is 8 miles from Stockport and 8 south from Glossop. A
bridge, erected in 1884 by the New Mills Local Board, connects
Newtown with that place, and this village is within that Urban
District. There is a Wesleyan chapel here, erected in 1868, and
seating about 800 persons. The manufacture of cotton and paper is
carried on here. The area is 121 acres of land and 5 of water; the
population in 1921 was 1,613.
Town
Sub-Post, M. O. & Tel. Call Office. (Letters should be addressed
New Mills, Stockport). New Mills, nearest T. office
Railway
Station (New Mills, Newtown), Albion road
OLLERSETT,
1 mile south-west from New Mills and 2 west from Hayfield, consists
principally of scattered farms and some villa residences. Birch Vale
station adjoins this place. The trustees of the late F. J. Sumner
esq. are the principal landowners.
ROWARTH,
2 miles east from Mellor and 3 north-east from New Mills,
consists principally of scattered farms. There is a United Methodist
chapel here.
STRINES
is 1 mile by rail and 2 by road westward from New Mills and 2 east
from Marple, with a station on the London, Midland and Scottish and
London and North-Eastern joint railway. It is included in the St.
Mary's Ward of the Urban District. Calico printing is carried on here
very extensively, and the place is much frequented by picnic and
pleasure parties from the adjacent large towns.
Railway
Station
THORNSETT with Rowarth forms the Thornsett Ward of the Urban District of New
Mills. Thornsett is 1½ miles
north-east from New Mills and half a mile west from Birch Vale
station. St. Luke's Mission room, dedicated by the Bishop of Derby in
1903, will seat 175; there is also a Primitive Methodist chapel,
built in 1903, and a Congregational chapel, built in 1832 and
enlarged in 1862, with 300 sittings. Letters through Stockport, via
Birch Vale.
WHITLE,
1 mile north-east from New Mills, consists of scattered farms and
villa residences, and commands a fine view of the adjacent scenery.
It is included in St. James' Ward of the Urban District. In the
valley are bleach works. There is a Congregational chapel, built in
1823, seating 450.
OFFICIAL
ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post,
M. O., T. & T. E. D. Office, 62 Market street. Letters through
Stockport. Money orders are granted & paid from 9 a.m. till 7 p.m
Post
& Tel. Call Office, Rowarth. Letters through Stockport. Birch
Vale nearest M. O. & T. office
URBAN
DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Offices,
Public Hall.
Council
meetings last Wednesday in month at 7 p.m.
Chairman,
William Arthur Collins.
Vice-Chairman,
Herbert James Larkum,
Central
Ward.
Retire
April.
Harry
Crossley 1934, G. A. Broome-Coope 1935
St.
James' Ward.
William
Arth. Collins 1934, Herbert Jas. Larkum 1935
St.
Mary's Ward.
F.
C. Briggs 1933, Rev. Richard P.R. Carpenter M.A. 1935
Beard
& Ollersett Ward.
H.
Heap 1933, John Wm. Cochrane G.C. 1934
Newtown
Ward.
Wm.
H. Drinkwater 1933, Jas. Edwd. Rowbottom 1934
Thornsett
Ward.
John
W. Skelton 1933, Elijah Waterhouse 1935
Officers.
Clerk
& Accountant, Douglas Bennett A.L.A.A. Town hall
Treasurer
Walter Gardner, Manchester & County Bank Limited, High street
Medical
Officer of Health, George Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.,
F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.Vict. Redgate, St. Mary's road
Surveyor
& Sanitary Inspector, William Curwen Sheard A.M.I.C.E. Town hall
Gas
& Water Engineer & General Manager John S. Brown
Chief
Rating & Valuation Officer, George Platt, Town hall
Electricity
Manager, John S Brown
Librarian,
Miss Anne Evans
Meat
Inspector, Chas. B. Hall M.R.C.V.S
Shops
Inspector, Samuel Eckersall
JUSTICES
OF THE PEACE FOR THE NEW MILLS PORTION OF THE CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH
PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.
(For
addresses of magistrates see complete list at front of book.)
Arnfield
Thomas Owen
Bowden
Walter
Chell
George Birks
Hadfield
Frank
Lowe
Alfred William
Moseley
J. E
Rookie
John Albert
Rumney
William Edward
Scott
W. S
Thornley
Richard
Clerk
to the Justices, William Braylesford Bunting, Town hall, New Mills &
Chapel-en-le-Frith.
Petty
sessions are held in the Town hall monthly, on Wed. at 10.30 a.m.
with an occasional court when required
GLOSSOP
& NEW MILLS LOCAL PENSION SUB-COMMITTEE OF DERBYSHIRE.
The
following places are included in the Sub-District:- Charlesworth,
Glossop, Hayfield, Ludworth, Marple Bridge, Mellor, New Mills &
Newtown
The
Sub-Committee meets at the Municipal offices, Glossop, & Town
hall, New Mills, the first Thursday after the last Friday in each
month at 4p.m. alternately
Chairman,
Robert Oldham, New Mills
Clerk,
George Henry Bailey, 62 Market street
PUBLIC
ESTABLISHMENTS.
Ambulance
& Fire Station, Hague Bar road
County
Court, Town hall, held alternately with Buxton &
Chapel-en-le-Frith; for places in the district, see
Chapel-en-le-Frith
Customs,
Excise & Old Age Pension Office, Spring bank
Free
Library, Hall street, Miss Anne Evans, librarian
Masonic
Hall, Union road
Ministry
of Labour Employment Exchange (D. Kennedy, manager), 10 & 21 High
street
Police
Station, Hall street
St.
George's Parish Hail (H. Stewart, secretary), Church lane
Town
Hall (Douglas Bennett, secretary), Spring bank
Victoria
Market Hall, 32 Market street
PUBLIC
OFFICERS.
Certifying
Factory Surgeon, George Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.Edin.,
F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H. Redgate, St. Mary's road
Clerk
to the Hayfield Rural District Council & Superintendent Registrar
of Hayfield District, John Moxon Nesbitt, Hall street
Medical
Officer No. 4 district & Public Vaccinator North Western Area
Guardians Committee, George Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.Edin.,
F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H. Redgate, St. Mary's road
Medical
Officer of Health to Hayfield & Disley Rural District Councils,
George Benjamin Pemberton M,B,, Ch.B.Edin., F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.
Redgate, St. Mary's road
Registrar
of Births, Deaths & Marriages for Hayfield Sub-District, Thomas
Slater, 8 Spring bank; deputy, B. W. Boast, 1 Bridge street
Public
Charities Trustees, Henry Horridge Bullough, J. A. Ingham, H. J.
Larkum, V. A. Nichols & H. Wyatt
EDUCATIONAL.
County
Secondary School, Church lane, opened in 1914, for 250 students, at
an approximate cost of £14,000: there are 280 pupils in
attendance, 75 of whom hold County Council & other scholarships:
it contains 10 class rooms, central hall, 2 laboratories for
chemistry & physics, art room, room for domestic science, manual
instruction room, four staff rooms & library; dining hail for 250
scholars added in 1921; playing fields for football, cricket, hockey
& lawn tennis are provided. William A. Whitton M.Sc., A.I.C.
principal; W. B. Farrer, chairman. The school is controlled by 20
governors
Clerk,
Reginald F. George, Education offices
The
New Mills &. District Higher Education Committee consists of 22
members.
Meetings
are held at the Committee room, Spring Bank.
Secretary,
Reginald F. George, Education offices
This
Committee controls the Technical school, Spring Bank, New Mills &
Evening Continuation Schools at Hayfield, Ludworth & New Mills
The
Technical school, New Mills, has a library of about 300 volumes
Elementary.
The
New Mills Group of Council School Managers consists of 9 members
Meetings
are held at the Committee room, Spring Bank school monthly.
Chairman,
W. A. Collins J.P. New Mills
Secretary,
Reginald F. George, Education offices
School
Medical Officer, George Benjamin Pemberton M.B., Ch.B.Edin.,
F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H. Redgate, St. Mary's rd
Attendance
Officer, J. J. Platts
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Railway
Station, Hague Bar road (L. M. S. & L. N. E. joint)
Carriers
to Stockport & Manchester, George & Arthur Redfern, Cresswell
street, daily
NEW
MILLS.
(N.B.
- Letters for Rowarth & Strines are received direct from
Stockport.)
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Anderton
James Edwin, Thornfield, Spring Bank
Arnfield
Jsph. B. Beech ho. Church lane
Arnfield
Thomas Owen J.P. High Lee hall, St. Mary's road T N 37
Atkinson
John Robert, Watford lodge T N 162
Attwood
Maj. Reginald G. Aspenshaw hall, Birch vale
Barber
Walter, Fernbank, Whitle
Bennett
Douglas, Fairhaven, High Lea road
Bowness
W. B. Gorsefield, Spring Bank
Brigg
Rev. Henry Oswald (Wesleyan), Wesley mount, Spring Bank
Brownhill
Henry, Claremont villa, Hall street T N 164
Carpenter
Rev. Richard Patrick Ripley M.A. (vicar), The Vicarage, Marsh lane
Cherry
Rev. William (United Methodist), Hillside, Hall street
Cochrane
Jn. Wm. Lily bank,Spring Bnk T N 221
Davies
Rev. George (Primitive Methodist), Spring mount, Spring Bank
Davies
William, High Lea
Gibbs
Isaac John, Fernbank, Whitle
Hadfield
Frank J.P. Watford villa, Whitle
Heald
Rev. Joseph M.A. Oxon. (Roman Catholic), St. Mary's, St. Mary's road
T N 182
Hesketh
Mrs. The Nook, Strines T N Marple 287
Higginbottom
Alfred, Quarry bank, Marsh lane
Hill
James M.C., M.B. Rock villa, Longlands road
Huntley
Rev. Richard Alfred (curate), Marsh lane
Lauckner
Rev. John B. (Congregational), The Manse, Chapel street
Livesley
John Samuel, Fairmont, Hall st T N 153
Oldham
Robert, Westfield, Spring Bank
Pemberton
George Benjamin M.B. Redgate, St. Mary's road T N 66
Pollitt
James Sumner, Holkerlea, High Lea road
Rowbottom
James, Woodbourne villas, Newtown
Sheard
William Curwen, Holme lea, High Lea road T N 52
Wain
Miss, Morningside, Hall street
Walker
Arthur, Lower Cliff cot. Strines T N Marple 328
Wearsley
J. Cooper, The Mount, Hail st
Welberry
Reginald, Lower Hague house, Strines
Wood
George, Peak house, Spring Bank
Yates
John E., Lynton, Hall street T N 204
COMMERCIAL.
Early
dosing day, Wednesday.
Marked
thus * receive letters from Stockport, via Birch Vale.
Allen
Tom, motor car propr. Union rd. T N 168
Alsop
& Clayton, painters, 80 Market St. T N 143
Alston
William Roger, Shaw farm, Hague Bar
Amalgamated
Society of Dyers (New Mills branch) (Herbert James Larkum, district
sec.), Trades hall, St. Mary's road. T N 62
Ambulance
& Fire Station, Hague Bar rd. T N 154
Appleton
Allan Herbt. B.D.S.Manc., L.D.S. dental surgn. 10 Union rd. TN 112
Appleyard
Frank, farmer, Piece farm, Ollersett
Arnfield
J. & E. Limited, millwrights, Hyde Bank. T N 11
Arnfield
Richard Owen, farmer, High Lea farm
Arundale
Wm. baker, 66 Market st
Ashworth
Albt. carrier, 35 Eaves Knoll rd. T N 220
Ashworth
Alice (Miss), draper, 38 Market street
Ashworth
Regnld. LL.B. (firm, Walker & Ashworth), solctr. commissioner for
oaths & clerk to Ludworth, Mellor
&
Low Marple joint sewerage board, 8 Spring bank
Ashworth
Squire, farmer, Whitlefold, Whitle
Atherton
Jas. L. farmer
Bailey
Geo. By. printer, 62 Market st
Baker
Fred W. outfitter, 46 Market st
Barber
Thos. painter, 42 High st. TN 181
Barker
Emma (Miss), shopkpr. 77 High st
Barnes
Elijah, Rare & Hounds P.H. Low Leighton
Barnsley
Wm. Crown hotel, 34 Market st. T N 82
Bates
& Son, music wareho. 6 Union rd. T N 122
Beard
Jas. fried fish shop, 69 High st
Beard
John, beer retailer 39 Market street
Bennett
Douglas A.L.A.A. Clerk & accntnt. to the Urban District Council,
Town hall. T N 18
Bennett
Squire, grocer, Hague Bar
Beresford
Hy. farmer, Laneside farm, Rowarth
Berry
James, fried fish dealer, 23 Torr Top street
Berry
Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Spring bank
Beverley
Francis James, farmer, Knarsnook, Rowarth (postal address,
Simmondley, Glossop)
Beverley
Jn. B. chiropodist, 15 Union rd
Beverley
John Peter, boot & shoe dealer, 15 Union road
Bintcliffe
Ivy (Mrs.), confctnr. 22 High st
Boardman
E. & E. drapers, 23 Union rd
Boardman
Herbert, hair dresser, 61 Church road
Boast
Ethel (Mrs.), grocer, 1 Bridge st
Boast
R. W. deputy registrar of births, marriages & deaths for Hayfield
sub-district, 1 Bridge st
Boddington,
Jordan & Bowden, solicitors, 16 high street
Bottomley
Leonard, butcher, Chapel st
Bowden
Jn. Hadfield, solctr. (firm, Boddington, Jordan Bowden), 16 High st
Bowden
Rd. grocer, 18 Bridge st
Bowker
S. Emily (Miss), shopkpr. 44 Church rd
Bowness
W. B. mngr. of Martins Bank Ltd. 84 Market st. T N 141
Bradbury
Harry, confctnr. 12 Union rd
Braddock
Mary Eliz. (Mrs.), draper, 28 Meal st
Bramhall
Alice (Mrs.), costumier, 14 & 16 Union rd. T N 59
Brennand
Jn. farmer, Napkin piece, Whitle
Britannic
Assurance Co. Ltd. (district office) (I. E. Hill, district mngr.), 4
Union rd
Broadhurst
Samuel, wheelwright, Hague Bar
Brocklehurst
Matthew, farmer, Broadhurst Edge, Whitle
Brooks
Arthur, shopkeeper, Ollersett
Broom
Rd. boot & shoe dlr. 70 Market st
Broome
George Albert & Frank, butchers, 2 Meal street
Brown
John S. engineer & manager of Urban District & Water works. T
N 47
Brownhill
Wm. Hy. confctnr. Hague Bar
Brownhill
Hy. optician, 58 Market st
Bunting
Wm. Braylesford (firm, Bennett, Bunting & C.), solctr. &
clerk to the justices, Town hall
Burgess
J. & Sons, monumental masons, Hyde bank
Campbell
Walter & Co. (est. 1881), engravers to calico, delaine, woollen &
silk printers, embossers, paper stainers & Schreiner finishers,
St. George's road, T N 15
Carrington
Anthony, farmer, Gibhey, Ollersett
Carrington
Ralph Edward, farmer, Beard wood, Beard
Cartledge
Enoch, grocer, 6 Chapel st
Checkley
Rosa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 High street
Clarkson
Norman Douglas, farmer, Lowerfold, Rowarth
Clarkson
Saml. sen. farmer, Waterhouse farm, Rowarth
Clarkson
Samuel, farmer, Coun Edge, Rowarth (postal address, Simmondley,
Glossop)
Clayton
Geo. painter, see Alsop & Clayton
*Clayton
Mark Storer, Printers' Arms P.H Thornsett
Collins
Francis, farmer, Brookbottom, Hague Bar
Cooper
Chas. shopkpr. 15 Torr Top st
Cooper
Jn. farmer, Harthill, Rowarth
Cox
Herbt. farmer, Thornsett Hey, Thornsett, Birch vale
Critchlow
Jn. farmer, Briargrove farm, Thornsett
Customs,
Excise & Old Age Pensions office (11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fri.), Spring
bank
Dakin
Wltr. farmer, Ringstones, Rowarth
Davenport
Ernest Newton, solctr. & commissioner for oaths (firm, Johnson,
Davenport & Kerr), 38 High st
Devlin
Jsph. shopkpr. Post office, Rowarth
District
Bank Ltd. (branch) (A. Williamson, mngr.), 40 Market St. (T N 87);
London office, 75 Cornhill E C 3 Dodd Chas. butcher, 2 Union rd. T N
7
Drinkwater
George, farmer, Goytside farm
Dyer
William Henry, hair dresser, 74 Market street
Eaton
Frank, boot & shoe repairer, 79 & 81 High street
Etchells
Jn. W. pattern mkr. Torr Top
Evans
Stephen, printer, Back Union road
Eyre
Jesse, farmer, Ringstones, Rowarth
Farrer
William Brinsley, china & glass dealer, 27 Union road
Fenton
Ross, outfitter, 33 Union road
Fernley
Grace (Mrs.), dressma. 33 Market st
Fletcher
Fred, coal mar. 62 Church rd
Fox
Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 13 Church road
Foy
Ann (Mrs.), Pack Horse hotel, Whitle
Foy
Anthony, fishmngr. Union rd. TN 81
Free
Library (Miss Anne Evans, librarian), Hall street
Freemasons'
Lodge (Peveril of the Peak) (W. E. Arnold, sec.), 18 Union road
Gadd
F. & B. furniture dlrs. 3 Union rd.
Gardner
Walt. mngr. of the Manchester & County Bank Ltd. & treas. to
the Urban District Council, High st. T N 80
Garlick
Wilfred, shopkeeper, 69 Hall street
Gibson
Mrs. farmer, Ringstones, Rowarth
Goddard
Jas. collector of taxes (Buxton district), Town hall
*Goddard
Miles, farmer, Ladygate, Thornsett
Gould
N. & Co. Ltd. grocers, 8 Union rd. T N 129
Goulden
Jas. T. estate agt. 90 Market st
Goulden
Wm. Stanley, insur. agt. The Rocks, Longlands rd
Green
Jsph. farmer, Hollins farm, Rowarth
Green
William H, fried fish shop, 72 Market street
Gregory
Albt. confctnr. 41 Union rd
Grime
B. A. (Miss), milliner, 2 High st
Hadfield
Jessie Booth (Mrs.), ladies' hairdrssr. Low Leighton. T N 225
*Hadfield
Jsph. P. shopkpr. Thornsett
*Hadfield
Walt. farmer, Bankhead, Thornsett
Hall
Charles, farmer, Ovenhill, Birch Vale
Hall
Roy, farmer, High hill, Ollersett
*Handford
Jsph. farmer, Aspenshaw farm, Thornsett
Handford
Tom, farmer, Ball Beard (letters via Furness Vale)
Harris
Isaac, tailor, 14 High st
Harrison
Jn. farmer, Near Slack, Rowarth
Hartle
Geo. coal mer. L. M. S. Railway goods yard
Hartle
John, farmer, Highfield farm, Low Leighton
Hartle
SamI. farmer, Hague Fold
Hayward
Percy, farmer, Shed yard, Ollersett
Heap
Sidney, butcher, Market st
Heathcote
& Dudleston, joiners, Low Leighton
*Hibbert
Eliz. (Mrs.), beer retlr. New inn, Thornsett
Hibbert
Jn. farmer, Ayton farm, High Rowarth
Hibbert
Mary (Mrs.), shopkpr. 1 Torr Top at
Higginbotham
Mary (Miss), grocer, 26 High street
Higginbottom
John & Sons Ltd. ironmongers & electrical engineers &
house furnishers, 20 & 22 Market street & 12 & 14 Spring
bank. T N 31
Higginbottom
James, ironfounder, Victoria foundry, Hyde bank. T N 56
Hill
Albert, greengrocer, 7 Union road
*Hill
Isaac, shopkeeper, Thornsett
Hill
James M.C., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O. physician, Rock villa, Longlands
road. T N 40
Hill
Roland, electrcl. engnr. 39 Union rd
Hobson
J. & Sons, bakers, 29 Market st
Hodgkinson
Stephen, farmer, New Barn farm, Rowarth
Holmes
Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Queen's Arms hotel, Church rd. TN 35
Holt
Bertha (Mrs.), confctnr. 23 Arden st
Hopwood
& Sons, auctnrs. 1 Union rd
Horsfield
Arnold, cycle agt. 10 High st
Horsfield
Arnold A.T.C.L. teacher of pianoforte, Moncrieff, Hague Bar rd
Howard
David, medical botanist, 17 High st. T N 157
Howard
Ellen (Mrs.), painter, Rock street
Howard
James, farmer, Marsh lane
Howard
Rd. farmer, Gowhole (letters via Furness Vale)
Howson
Albt. farmer, High walls, Thornsett, Birch vale
Hoyle
Geo. H. Mason's Arms P.H. 59 High st
Hudson
Chas. Vine tavern, Ollersett
Hudson
David Thomas, farmer, Hollinghurst head, Ollersett
Hudson
James W. blacksmith, Low Leighton
Hudson
Jsph. farmer, Ellerscroft farm, Ollersett
Hudson
Philip, farmer, Ollersett
Hunters
(The Teamen) Limited, grocers 45, & bazaar 47, Market street
Hyde
George S. hair dresser, 57 High street
Ingham
James Anthony, outfitter, 25 Union road
Jackson
Alice Anne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 69 Church road
Jackson
Isaac G. watch & clock maker, 43 Union road
Jackson
Jn. fried fish shop, Hall st
Jennings
Geo. White Hart inn, High st
Johnson
Bros. (Dyers) Ltd. 50 Market st
Johnson,
Davenport & Kerr, solctrs. 38 High st
Johnson
Albert, tobacconist, 21 Union road
Jolly
Martha Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. 36 Bridge st
Kenworthy
Wm. Edwd. farmer, Far Slack, Rowarth
Kerr
Malcolm Cohn, solctr. & commissioner for oaths (firm, Johnson,
Davenport & Kerr), 38 High st
Kirk
Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 95 High street
Lampard
James Alfred, fried fish shop, 31 High street
Lee
James & Robert, coppersmiths, Union road. T N 16
Lee
Ernest, plumber, 23 Market St. T N 177
Leerning
William Alfred, butcher, 31 Market street
Leigh
Walt. printer, 52 Market st
Littlewood
John William, stationer, 53 Market street
Livesley
Alfd. & Sons M.P.S. chemists. 13 Union rd. T N 153
Livesley
Timothy & Sons, butchers, 92 High st. T N 65
Livesley
Jabez, farmer, Cold Harbour, Ollersett
Livesley
SamI. farmer, Over Lee, Ollersett
Livesley
Timothy, farmer, Willhey farm, Whitle
Livesley
Tom, confectioner, 25 Market street
Lockwood
Thos. coal mer. L. M. & S. Railway goods yard
Lofthouse
Mitchell, watch & clock mkr. 48 Market st
Lofthouse
Rt. farmer, Lower Hague, Strines
*Longden
Thos. farmer, Thornsett Fields, Thornsett
Longson
J & Son, ironfounders, Hyde bank. T N 123
Lowe
Harry Whelldon, shopkeeper, 107 High street
Lucas
Edward, farmer, Redditchshaw farm, Whitle
Makin
Mrs. Mary, grocer, Low Leighton
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (branch) (Walt. Gardner, mngr.), High st. (T N
80); London agts. National Provincial Bank Ltd. 1 Princes st. London
E C 2
Manifold
Thos. hairdrssr. Thornsett, Birch vale
Marsden
Harold, coal mer. London, Midland & Scottish railway goods yard.
T N 67
Marsh
Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 Torr Top street
Marshall
Harry, baker, 6 High st. T N 248
Marshall
Saml. B. plumber, 35 Hyde bank. T N 195
Martins
Bank Ltd. (branch) (W. R. Bowness, mngr.), 84 Market st. (T N 141);
London office, 68 Lombard st E C 3
Mason
Fred, beer retlr. 76 Market Sb
Mason
James William, farmer, Brookbottom, Strines
Masonic
Hall, Union road
Maypole
Dairy Co. Limited, butter mers. 49 Market street
*Meakin
Ruth (Mrs.), shopkpr. Thornsett
Melias
Ltd. grocers, 64 Market st
*Mellor
Geo. Wood, farmer, Feeding Hey, Thornsett
Meyhew
Clarence N. farmer, Heath farm, Rowarth
Middleton
Hy. shopkpr. Low Leighton
Middleton
James Robert, farmer, Hodghey farm, Whitle
Middleton
M. (Mrs.), fancy draper, 30 High st
Miller
Thos. Stanley, George hotel, 72 High st. & Meal st
Ministry
of Labour Employment Exchange (D. Kennedy, mngr.), 19 & 21 High
St. T N 58
Morris
Wm. Little Mill inn, Rowarth
Morton
Eliza (Mrs.), hosier, 31 Union rd
Moss
Jas. farmer, Haguefold, Strines
Mottershead
John Henry, pork butcher, 13 High street
Nadin
Clarence, cycle accessories dlr. 32 High st
Nesbitt
Jn. Moxon, clerk to Hayfield Rural District Council & supt.
registrar of Hayfield districts, Hall st. T N 121
New
Mills Christian Science Society, St. Mary's rd
New
Mills Cinema (Sheffield) Ltd. (F. Chadwick, mngr.), Union rd. T N 91
New
Mills Co-operative Society Ltd. (Wm. Burkinshaw, mngr.); office,
Spring bank (T N's 50 & 213); 7, 9 & 11 High st.; 2, 4, 6, 7,
9, 11 & 27 Market st.; (No. 1. branch) *Thornsett (TN 147) &
Low Leighton
New
Mills & District Laundry (T. W. Stansfield, propr.), Low
Leighton, T N 76
New
Mills Golf Club (W. R. Bowness, sec.). T. N 114
New
Mills & Newtown Conservative Club Co. Ltd. (T. Slater, hon. sec.
& treas.), 20 Union rd
New
Mills & Newtown Cricket & Athletic Club Co. Ltd. (W. Holt,
sec.), Arden st
New
Mills Trades Hall Social Club (Garnett Strutt, sec.), St. Mary's rd.
T N 62
New
Mills Urban District Council Gas Works (John Brown, engineer &
manager). T N 47
New
Mills Urban District Council Water Works (John Brown, manager)
Norton
Leslie Douglas, motor engnr.
Orange
Charles, grocer, 82 High street
Parker
Jas. farmer, Anderton ho. farm, Rowarth
Parrott
John & Sons, fruiterers, Market street
Parsons
Edward, boot repairer, Market street
Peak
(The) Paper Co. paper mers. Longlands rd. T N 166
Pearson
Frank, seedsman, 4 High street
Pemberton
Geo. Benj. M.B., Ch.B.Edin., F.R.C.S.Edin., D.P.H.Vict. physcn. &
surgn. medical officer of health to New Mills Urban District Council,
medical officer & public vaccinator for Hayfield Public
Assistance Committee & the poor law institution, school medical
officer to New Mills Group of Council schools, medical officer of
health to Hayfield & Disley Rural District Council &
certifying factory surgn. Redgate, St. Mary's rd. T N 66
Pepper
E. & Son, boot reprs. 28 High st
*Phethean
John & Co. Limited, bleachers, Bate mill, Thornsett (T N New
Mills 14) & Beard mill, Hyde bank
Pickles
Harry, farmer, Low Leighton
Platt
Geo. chief rating officer to the Urban District Council, Town hall
Pogson
Fred & Sarah Jane (Miss), drapers, 5 Union rd
Pollitt
James Sumner, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 32 Union road
Pooley
Rt. B. Fox inn, Hague Bar
Porter
Jn. farmer, High hill, Ollersett
Potts
Wm. confctnr. 17 Union rd
Potts
William, grocer, 65 Hall street
Ratcliffe
Bonus, butcher, Low Leighton. T N 208
Redfern
A. I. & Sons, builders, Cresswell street
Redfern
Geo. & Arth. haulage contrctrs. Cresswell St. T N 69
Redfern
G. Allen, plumber, 35 Market st
Rhodes
May (Mrs.), Commercial inn, Hague bar
Richardson
Thos. clog & patten mkr. 76 High st
Ridgway
Jn. fried fish shop, 2 Bridge st
Rigg
(Mrs.), teacher of music, 47 Spring bank
Roberts
Alfred James, pork butcher, 24 Market street
Roberts
Jsph. farmer, Lower Harthill, Rowarth
Robson
Geo. boot repr. 3 High st
St.
George's Parish Hail (H. Stewart, sec.), Church la
Savings
Bank (open on Mon. from 4.30 to 6 p.m.; Fri. from 6 to 8 p.m. sat.
from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.), 32 Union rd. T N 237
Sayer
Jn. cabnt. mkr. 41 & 43 Market St. T N 26
Scattergood
J. T. & Sons Ltd. bldrs. Hurstfield, Church rd. T N 3
Scattergood
Lily (Mrs.), draper, 68 Market st
Scott
G. H. & Co. Ltd. india rubber chemicals, Hague Bar. T A “Scott,
New Mills;” T N 72
Seddon
Saml. farmer, Brow farm
Sharples
Winifred (Miss) M.P.S. chemist & druggist, 57 Market st. T N 70
Shaw
Emma (Miss), greengrocer, 55 High street
Shaw
Fred, newsagt. 30 Market st
Shaw,
Jn. farmer, Stoneypiece farm, Whitle
Shawcross
Torn, Bull's Head P.H. 93 High street
Sheard
Wm. Curwen A.M.I.C.E. surveyor & sanitary inspector to the Urban
District Council, Town hall
Shepley
Jas. hatter, 11 Union rd
Sherry's
Dairy Co. Limited, butter mers. 51 Market street
Shingler
Annie B. (Miss), shopkeeper, 37 Church road
Shirt
Ernest, farmer, Beardhough, Whitle
Simens
Florence (Miss), dressma. 20 Jubilee st
Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Limited, sewing machine manufacturers, 56 Market
street
Slater
Thomas, registrar of births, deaths & marriages for the
sub-district of Hayfield, 8 Spring bank
Smith
Ernest, Dog & Partridge P.H. 24 High street
Stafford
Daniel, farmer, Whitle
Stafford
Enos, monumental mason, Low Leighton
Stafford
John D. farmer, Beard hall (letters via Furness Vale)
Stafford
Saml. P. farmer, 11 Marsh la
Stafford
Stanley, shopkeeper, Low Leighton
Stafford
Thomas, farmer, Knight Wake farm
Stocks
May (Miss), fancy draper, 50 Market st
Storer
Wright, farmer, Broadhurst Edge, Whitle
Street
John Edward, boot & shoe dealer, 78 Market street
Strines
Printing Co. Ltd. (a branch of the Calico Printers' Association
Ltd.), calico printers, Strines. T N Disley 146
Swift
Thomas, shopkeeper, Low Leighton
Swindells
J. D. & Son, builders, Hyde bank. T N 55
Swindells
John W. Ltd. builders, motor haulage contractors & quarry owners,
Arden street. T A “Arden House;” T N 8
Swindells
Hilda (Mrs.), fancy draper, 19 Union road
Taylor
Jas. grocer, 44 Market st. T N 173
Thornley
Martha Ann (Mrs.), toy dlr. 47 Union rd
Thorpe
Eric J. butcher, 72 Hall st
Tillson
& Son, printers, 23 Church road
Tomlinson
Archie, Railway hotel, 59 Market st
Town
Hall (Douglas Bennett, Sec.), Spring bank
Turner
W. & E. Limited, boot & shoe dealers, 9 Union road
Turner
B. H. (Mrs.), greengro. 15 High st
Turner
Wilfred Thos. dentist, 37 Union rd. T N 115
Union Bank of Manchester Ltd. (Tom Bullough, mngr.), 1 Union rd. (T N 118); London agts. Barclays Bank Ltd. 54 Lombard st. London E C 3
Unwin
Constance (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. The Rocks, Longlands rd. T N 174
Victoria
Chemical Co. (Hargreaves Pollard, proprietor), chemical
manufacturers, St. George's road
Victoria
Market Hall, 32 Market street
Walker
& Ashworth, solicitors, 8 Spring bank. T N 95
Warhurst
Fred, insurance agent, 9 Arden street
Waterhouse
Catharine (Mrs.), ladies' hairdrssr. 54 Market st
Waterhouse
May (Mrs.), photographer, 20 High street
Watson
C. & Sons, butchers, Victoria Market hall
Wetters
Edmund, farmer, Ravensleech farm, Ollersett
Wetters
Jn. Carrington., farmer, Brown Hill farm, Beard
Wharmby
J. T. & Sons, fried fish dlrs. 42, & cafe 86 & 88, Market
st. & confctnrs. 29 Union rd
Wild
Martha Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 Meal street
Williamson
Alec, mngr. of District Bank Ltd. 40 Market st. T N 87
Williamson
Jn. beer retlr. 101 High st
Wilson.
Jessie (Mrs.), fruitr. 67 Church rd
Winspear
Madame, costumier, Spring bank
Wood
H. & E. drapers, 28 Market st
Wood
James Adam, boot & shoe dealer, 45 Union road
Wood
John, herbalist, 8 High Street
Woodhouse
Memorial Holiday Home (W. Warrington, caretaker)
Woolley
James, farmer, Ollersett
Woolley
Jsph. farmer, Whitlefold, Whitle
Worthington
Hugh farmer, Laneside farm, Low Leighton
Wright
Frederick, fried fish shop, 3 Torr Top street
Wyatt
Herbt. cotton waste mer. 61 High st. T N 9
Wyatt
James William, shopkeeper, 6 Spring bank
Wynne
Wm. & Son, bakers, 38 Meal st
Yates
E. & Sons Ltd. bronze founders & lubricating engineers,
Britannia works. TN 22
Yates
Jn. E. & Co. accntnts. Spring bank. T N 204
Yates Annie (Mrs),
draper, 26 Market street
Yates
Fred, farmer, Hague fold, Strines
Yates
Jn. B.. chartrd. accntnt. Hell St. T N 204
Youd
Wm. motor engnr. Low Leighton. T N 134
NEWTOWN.
PRIVATE
RESIDENTS.
Bullough
Henry H. Torr vale
Drinkwater
Thomas, Greystones
Goodbehere
Eric, Redmoor (letters via Furness Vale) T N New Mills 83
Howarth
Wm. Greystones
Knowles
Rev. John Lionel M.A. (ret.), Westwood
Porritt
Walter, Glenside T N 51
Righton
Charles S. Brookfield
Rowbottom
James, Woodboume villas
Whitehead
Alfred, Albert ho. Buxton rd T N 19
Wood
Mrs. William, Axholme T N 17
Wyatt
Herbert, Peveril house
COMMERCIAL.
Telephone
Exchange, New Mills.
Albion
Garage (E. L. Hawksley, propr.),
Art
Ltd. (New Mills Cinema (Sheffield) Ltd. proprs.), (Ray Taylor,
manager). T N 90
Bowden
Albert, fried fish dealer, 96 Albion road
Bowden
Harry, butcher, 106 Albion road
Bowden
Louisa (Miss), shopkpr. 40 Wirksmoor rd
Boyle
& Titcombe, surgns. 11 Albion rd. T N 23.
Boyle
Alan M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H.Manch. surgn. (firm, Boyle & Titcombe),
11 Albion rd. T N 23
Bradbury
Jas. grocer, 100 Albion rd
Brunswick
Mill Co. Ltd. (The), cotton spinners. T A “Brunswick, New
Mills;” T N 49
Brunt
David Hy. butcher, 49 Albion rd. T N 126
Buxton
Bill Posting Co. Ltd. 6 Buxton rd
Chatterton
Albert, tobccnst. 2 Albion rd
Clayton
Tom, carrier, Buxton rd
Crabtree
& Watson, drapers, 17 Albion rd
Crabtree
Arthur, fruiterer, 86 Albion rd
Crabtree
Harry, greengrocer, 23 Albion rd
Cridland
Fred newsagt. Albion rd
Croft
Horace Roland, boot & shoe dlr. 114 Albion rd
Crossland
J. H. & Sons, motor car proprs T N 63
Crossland
Jsph. Hy. beer retlr. T N 68
Cundill
Evan, tinplate worker. T N 44
Curtis
J. beer retlr. 42 Buxton rd Dalton J. & E. & Co. Ltd. emery
cloth mfrs. T A “Dalton, New Mills;” T N 2
Dent
Kenneth, boot repr. Albion rd
Dixon
Walt. E. agt. to L. M. & S. Railway Co.'s goods yard, Albion rd.
T N 36
Domakin
Mary (Mrs.), shopkpr. 110 Albion rd
Drinkwater
Wm. Harrison, miller
Edwards
Frank, grocer, Buxton rd
Elce
Jas. T. hair dresser, 208 Albion road
Espley
Edith (Mrs), midwife, Goyt cott. Albion rd
Fenton
Ross, outfitter, 15 Albion rd
Frith
William, saddler, 9 Albion road
Garside
Benj. greengro. Buxton rd
Gee
Thos. blacksmith, 88 Albion rd. T N 184
Gladwin
& Clerk, haulage contrctrs., Albion rd. T N 228
Griffin
Thos. confctnr, 2 Hibbert st
Grove
Mill Paper Co. Ltd. paper mfrs. Grove mill. T A “Grove, New
Mills;” T N 20
Guest
Arth. Ernest, hairdrssr. 82 Albion rd. T N 61
Hadfield
Chas. coal dlr. 17 Wood st
Hallam
Samuel, coal merchant
Hallam
William H. music warehouse, 13 Albion road
Handley
Eliz. (Mrs.),shpkpr. 110 Buxton rd
Harrop
Jn. rope & twine mfr. T N 88
Haslam
Edwd. shopkpr. 84 Albion rd
Hawthorn
John & Co. Ltd. bleachers' engineers & iron founders. T N 30
Heathcote
Rowland L.S.A.Lond. physcn. & surgn. 108 Albion rd
Hibbs
Andrew, newsagt. & post office, 19 Albion rd
Hill
Julia (Mrs.), draper, 78 Albion rd
Hobson
Frederick, baker, 80 Albion road
Hodkinson
Eliz. (Mrs.), boot & shoe dlr, 70 Albion rd
Hordern
Louisa (Miss) C.S.M.M.G. masseuse, 61 Buxton rd
Howarth
Wright & Co. Ltd. bleachers & finishers, Albert works. T N 5
Hunters
(The Teamen) Ltd. grocers, 72 Albion rd
Keen
Thos. electron. 42 Jordell St. T N 32
Laidlow
Florence (Miss), dressma. 65 Buxton rd
Lampard
Jas. Alfd. beer retlr. 65 Albion rd
Lomas
Geo. beer retlr. Grove inn, 93 Buxton rd
Lowe
W. S. & Sons, cotton spinners, Torr Vale mills. T N 34
Manchester
& County Bank Ltd. (sub. branch) (Walt. Gardner, mngr.) (open
daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; sat 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon), 40 Albion id
(T N 86); London agts. National Provincial Bank Ltd. 1 Princes St.
London E C 2
Marsh
Lily (Mrs.), milliner, 66 Albion rd
Monson
Wm. Freeman, petrol station, Buxton rd
Mulliner
Tom, fried fish dlr. 64 Albion rd
Murray
Jas. Ernest, baker, 52 Buxton rd
New
Mills Co-operative Society Ltd. (branch) (Win. Burkinshaw, mngr.),
Albion rd. & Buxton rd
New
Mills & Newtown Liberal Club (Thos. Stafford. sec.). Hurst Lea
rd. T N 21
Newton
Isaac, shopkpr. Buxton rd
Parker
& Co. skewer mfrs. Buxton rd . T N 226
Pearson
Chas. S. North-Western hotel, Albion rd
Phillips
Edwd. S. tailor, 20 Albion rd
Pike
Harriet (Mrs.), shopkpr. 204 Albion rd
Plummer
Chas. H., L.D.S. dental surgn. 39 Albion rd
Poole
George Ltd. oil mers. T N 68
Pott
Jas. Butcher, 52 Albion rd. TN 125
Potts
Albt medical herbalist, 76 Albion rd
Rawles
Douglas,grocer, 71 Buxton rd
Righton
Chas. S., L.R.I.B.A., F.S.I. archtct. Woodbourne rd
Rowbottom
J. E. & Co. Ltd. cotton doublers. T N 48
Shaw
Harold, insur. agt. Buxton rd
Smith
Bros. motor coach proprs. Albion rd. T N 92
Stow
Herbt. Harold, dentist, 22 Albion rd
Stow
Irene B. (Miss), ladies' hairdrssr. 152 Albion rd
Swindells
Harold, wheelwright, Albion rd
Taylor
David, insur. agt. 45 Albion rd
Tite
Maud (Miss.), confr. 10 Albion road
Titterton
H. chiropodist (attends Thurs.), 8 Albion rd
Walton
Annie & Elsie (Misses), confectioners, 50 Albion road
Walton
William, news agent, 48 Albion rd
Whitehead
Alfd. L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. surgn.
Albert ho. Buxton rd. T N 19
Whittaker
Edith (Mrs.), shopkpr. 29 Jordell st
Wild
John & Sons (Builders) Ltd. bldrs. Wood St. T N 140
Wild
Ralph, Swan hotel, Albion rd
Williamson
Samuel Lowe & Son Ltd. builders. T N 6
Williamsons,
coal mers. Buxton rd TN 6
Wilson
Robert Ltd. bakers, Buxton rd. T N 74
Wood
Daniel (New Mills) Ltd. candlewick manufacturers. Victoria mill. T N
17
Wood
Eva (Miss), shopkpr. 17 Buxton rd
Woodward
Wm. shopkpr. Buxton rd
Wyatt
Joseph A. butcher, 81 Albion road
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