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Sexton, Joseph Bonfield.
Post Office, Chelveston—Joseph Eady, sub-postmaster. Letters received through Higham Ferrers S.O. arriving at 6.50a.m. & 5p.m.; dispatched at 7.20a.m. & 5.15p.m.; no Sunday delivery. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Higham Ferrers S.O. 3 miles distant.
Letter Boxes: Caldecott, cleared at 7.25a.m. & 5.15.p.m. & Higham Ferrers & Irthlingborough (L. & N.W. Railway station), cleared at 7.15 & 9.10a.m. & 4.35, 6.25 & 7.50p.m.
Endowed School (mixed), erected in 1864 with materials presented by H. C. Wise esq. For 100 children; average attendance 54; the endowment, derived from 23a. 36p. of land given in 1760 by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Levit, of Walton-upon-Trent, Derbyshire, now amounts to £30 a year; the school is otherwise support by voluntary contribution, & there is a good house for the master; Alfred Horace Smith, master.
Higham Ferrers & Irthlingborough Railway Station, Charles Stewart Gill, station master.
Carrier to Wellingborough— [left blank]
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Simpson
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William Hirst
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Commercial
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Brittin
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Alfred
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farmer
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Brittin
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Charles
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farmer
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Brittin
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Frederick N.
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wheelwright & farmer
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Brittin
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Joseph
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market gardener
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Burgess
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Henry
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Fitzwilliam Arms P.H.
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Eady
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Joseph
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grocer & post office
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Feazey
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George
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beer retailer
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Lay
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Charles
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farmer
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Mitchell
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John
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Start & Garter P.H.
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Reading Room & Library
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George Hoskins, sec.; Cecil Mitchell, librarian
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Smith
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Harry
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farmer
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Wyldes
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George
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farmer
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Caldecott
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Knight
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Joseph
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farmer
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Stirman
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Thomas
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carter & farmer
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Wilmott
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Thomas
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farmer
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