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DIRECTORY.]
Church of Scotland, and pressed his pet
proposal for a new translation of the Scrip-
tures, a proposal which took practical shape
after that monarch's accession to the throne
of England, and resulted in an authorised
version. In connection with the Estab-
lished church a fine hall was opened in
1894, seating 600 persons. An Episcopal
school, founded by the late Rev. G. H.
Forbes, continues to be conducted by his
trustees : the Episcopal congregation have
an iron church of a Gothic design,
at Ferguson place The old kirk of
the palish was at " Litel Kingorne," or
Kirkton, and -when the present church was
built in 1592-4 there was some litigation
with the heritors before the services could
he moved, which was not terminated until
1632; the " auld kirk" is now a ruin.
The cemetery at Bentfield was established
.by the Town Council at the cost of about
£4,000. The only mortification belonging
to Burntisland is Watson's, consisting of the
annual rent o* the East Binnlands, amount-
ing to an average of £74, which is divided
between three widows and the Board school-
master for the education of poor children.
The Board schools, erected here in 1876,
at a cost of £6,000, in the Elizabethan
etvle, are situated in front of a hill rising
mbre than 100 feet above the level of the
sea. Eoger Sinclair Aytoun, of Inchdair-
nie, the trustees of R. Kirke, of Green-
mount, James Shepherd, of Rossend Castle,
Rev. J. Haxton, of Pathhead, and Middle
ton Rettie, of Dunsarn, are the principal
landowners. The area comprises 2,565
acres; gross rateable value of the parish
in 1902-3, £38,071 ; rateable value of the
burgh, gross, £29,460. The population of
the parish in 1901 was 5,599, including
4,846 in the burgh and 141 on board vessels
in the harbour.
The number of electors on the parlia-
mentary register in 1902 wis 791.
Tost, T., M. O., T. M. O., E. B. & P. P.
0-, S. B. & A. & I. O. 88 High street.
Burntisland; David "Wood, postmaster.
. Deliveries, 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; dis-
patches. north, 6.45 a.m.& 1.10 & 4 p.m.;
south. 7.55 & 10.45 a.m. & 2.40, 4.45,
5.35, 7.35 & 9 p.m.; dispatches, to Glas-
. gow, 7.40 a.m. & 1.10 & 7.40 p.m
BTJRGH OF BURNTISLAND.
Municipal Officials.
Town hall, High street.
Provost, John Connel J.P
Bailies, Duncan Ferguson & John C.Wallace
Councillors, nine
Dean of Guild, Archibald Stocks
Treasurer, James Bisset
Town Clerk & Chamberlain, Thomas A
Wallace
Medical Officer of Health, Robert Spenct
M.B. & CM
Burgh Surveyor, James A. Waddell
Clerk & Treasurer to Gas Commissioners
James P. Gilmour
Town's Officer. Robert KiDnell
Sanitary Inspector, James A. Waddell
CUSTOM HOUSE,
South Hill street.
Collector, Charles L. Lord
Examining- Officer, Henry Coupar
Clerk, Jnmes Johnston
Preventive Officers, A. W. Anderson &, Jn.
N. Pollands
Boatman. L. McGillivary
Coast Guard Station, Leven street, William
â– Harbour, officer in charge
HARBOUR & SHORE DUES OFFICE,
17 Harbour place.
Clerk to the Commissioners, Thomas A.
Wallace
Collector of Dues, John Isles
Harbour Master, Thomas Galloway
Deputy Harbour Masters, John Morrison &
Thomas Logan
HARBOUR ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
5 High street.
Engineer, Robert Henderson C.F
Harbour Office, Dock yard, Thos. Galloway,
master
Vice-Consuls : —
Danish, Norwegian & Swedish, John
Connel, Harbour place
German, James W. Connel, Harbour place
Netherlands, Jas. W. Connel, Harbour d1
Russian, James Mitchell, 2 Forth place
Police Station, Link's place, Alexander
Robertson, sergeant-in-charge
Gas Works (Corporation), Thistle street,
Alexander Ross, manager
Inland- Revenue Office, James F. Foot,
supervisor
Office of Local Authority, 96 High street,
Thomas A. Wallace, clerk
FIFESHIRE.
Cemetery, Kinghorn road, Thomas K.Nicol,
superintendent
Freemasons' Hall, Kirkgate
Recreation Grounds, Gladstone terrace,
David Wood & Bobert Pitillo, sees. ;Wm.
Dull;, treasurer
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages,
David Wood, 88 High street
VOLUNTEERS.
1st Fife Royal Garrison Artillery (Volun-
teers) (No. 6 Co.), Leven street, Capt. &
Hon. MajorWilliam BalfourV.D. ; Sergt.-
Major J. E. Gibbs B.A. instructor
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Established Church, Leven street,
Joseph S.
BURNTISLAND. 603
Rev.
Finlayson M.A. ; Rev. John
Dickie M.A. assistant; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m
Episcopal Church (St. Serf's), Hampden
place, Rev. Henry Hardy M.A.Durh.Univ.
11 a.m. & 2 p.m
United Free Churches, James park, Rev.
James Patrick M.A.-; 11 a.m. & 2 p.m.;
tues. 8 p.m.; Hith street. Rev. John
B. Toung M.A. ; 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. ; tues.
7.30
Scottish Coast Mission, Leven street, Jas.
Barclay, missioner
Gray James, 2 Heriot gardens
Grieve Mrs. Kirkbank
Handyside Mrs. 15 Craigholm crescent
HandysMe Peter, 15 Craigholm crescent)
Harcus Miss, 3 Gladstone terrace
Hardie George, 14 Greenmount gardens
Hardy Rev. Henry M.A. (Episcopal),
Greenmount
Harrow James, 11 Bentfield villas
Henderson Robert, Cromwell Bank house,
Cromwell road
Henderson Robert, 9 Craigholm crescent
Hislop Charles, Broomhill
Honeyman Miss, 1" Craigkenochie terrace
Howatt Mrs. 1 Links view
Inches Miss, 1 Lochies place
Tnglis Miss, 9 Craigkenochie terrace
Inglis William, 18 Craigholm crescent
Isles John, Fairview, Cromwell road
Isles Peter, Jtmes park
Isles William, 6 Craigholm crescent
Jackson Andrew, Leven villa, Kirkgate
Jackson Mrs. Castle Bank cottages, Kirk-
ton road
Johnstone James. 10 Gladstone terrace
Johnstone Miss, Kingswood
Kerr Uugald, Craigend villa, ID Craigkeno-
chie terrace
Kirld Hugh, Heriot gardens
jjaLoioj, *,,.«««—-. k ni. l liiiL'h. lienor ^aruens
Roman Catholic, Lochies place, served from R . rk Da £ idi st . Brandon, Cromwell road
Kirkcaldy
SCHOOL BOARDS,
Burgh, Office, OG.High street.
Chairman, Bobert Pittilo
Clerk, Thomas A. Wallace
Landward, Office, 06 High street.
Chairman, Middleton Rettie
Clerk, Thomas A. Wallace
Board School, Ferguson place, for 800 chil
dren ; average attendance, 757;
Kirke Mrs. Greenmount
Kirkwood Mrs. James park
Lamont Mrs. 5 Craigholm crescent
Landale David J.P. , LL.D. The Binn
Laurie Mrs. Isabella, Starley hall
Lessels Gilbert, Heriot gardens
M' Arthur William. Kirkbank
Maedona!d Mrs. 15 Craigkenochie terrace
Mcintosh Alexander, The Lochies
James Mcintosh Henry, Glenesk vil.Aberdour rd
Mitchell head master; Archibald Cam- Mcintosh William. 1 Craigholm crescent
second master; Miss AnnabeUa MeKenzie Mrs. Little dene. Greenmount rd
McLeod Ewen, Distillerv house, Grange
eron, second master ;
Eplfcopil^chod! Mount Pleasant, for 260 MaTomislf Mrs. 11 Craigkenochie terrace
children; average attendance, 213; Miss Masson Mrs. Chefoo cottage, Grange road
Tnn.rRtUra.rt mistress Melville Thomas, 4 Gladstone terrace
Janet Stewart, mistre,, Menzies Charles, 4 Heriot gardens
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY, Middlemas Mrs. 6 Gladstone' place
On the North British line. Miller Mrs. Ivy bank. Bentfield
Station, Forth pi. James G. Robb, station Mitchell James, Kirkbank
master ; William Arnott, traffic manager ; Mitchell Mrs. 2 Craigholm terrace
John Taylor, manager of locomotive de- Mitchell John, Newbigg.n house
partment; William Beveridge, goods agt Morgan Robert, East meaaows
Morrison Miss. 2 Bentfield villas
CONVEYANCE BY WATER. styles George, Lily bank
To Granton, by the North British Railway jr ewe u John S. Myrtle cottage.Grange road
Company's Steamers, daily | ]STicol Mrs. 7 Gladstone terrace
Carrier lOrrock Mrs. 13 Craigkenochie terrace
To Kirkcaldy & Kinghorn, James Brun- Parlane Rev. James M.A. 3 Greenmount
ton, from Sommerville street, tuesdays gardens
& fridaya ! Patrick Rev. James M.A., (U. F. C), 10
-, I Craigholm crescent
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. !p a tterson James, Helen bank. Grange road
Allan Alexander, James park Patterson Misses, Grange road
Anderson William, Willisden, Bentfield ] Pearson Alexander, _3 Craigholm crescent
Atkinson Thomas
Kirkton road
Auld Alexander, Heriot gardens
Battison George, James park-
Bell Thomas, 14 Craigkenochie terrace
Bennett Miss, 11 Craigholm crescent
Birrell James, St. Kilda, Cromwell road
Castle Bank cottages, Peattie Jame3, 20 Harbour place
Peek Mrs. 11 Gladstone terrace
! Pittilo Robert, Leven villa, Kirkgats
Quarton Francis, Kirkbank
Redford William, Grange road
i Ronald The Misses, Kirkbank
! Scott Thomas, Bentfield villa, Bentfield
Blair Archibald, Craignoone cot. Kirkton ! shepherd James. Rossend castle
Bogie The Misses. 8 Gladstone terrace Shepherd John Ernest, Stoneybank, Craig-
Eonthron Robert P. 4 West Leven street kenochie terrace
Brotherston John. Broomhill Simpson George, 7 Craigkenochie terrace
Brown David G. The Delves. Kirkbank ] Simpson John, 6 Bentfield villas
Brown Robert, 1 Victoria terrace Skinner Miss, Broomhill
Carstairs Mrs. Port buildings, High street , Smith James. 7 Bentfield villas
Chalmers William, Starley bank [smith Misses, in Bentfield villas
Uiarles Alexander, 2 Craigholm crescent Smith Samuel, James park
Christie Mrs. Grange road
Connel James W. Braeside, Craig Renochie
terrace
Connel John J.P. (provost), Cromwell ho
Connel John, jun. 38 High street
Cunningham John G. 2 Gladstone terrace
Dallas Charles, 1 Greenmount gardens
Dewar Miss, 1 Gladstone place
Dickie Rev. John M.A. 7 Gladstone terrace
Douglas Campbell Mil!e3 V.C. Alexandria
cottage, Kirkton
DufE William, 12 Craigkenochie terrace
Finlayson Rev. Joseph S., M.A. (Estab ),
The Manse, Cromwell road
Finlayson Duncan, 18 Craigkenochie ter
Flanders Mrs. 17 Craigholm crescent
Foot James F. 3 Heriot gardens
Forbes Alexander, Seaforth place
Fotheringham James, 4 Gladstone place
Fraser Mrs. 3 Gladstone place
Gale William, 4 Bentfield villas
Galloway Mrs. The Anchorage, Broomhill
Garland Walter F., M.I.C.E.*4 Lochies p!
Gay Thomas, Argyle villa, Bentfield
Gilmour James P. 1 Heriot gardens
Gilmour Mrs. West Leven street
Gjertsen Hans, Victoria cottage
Gold Miss, Greenmount road
Gow Donald, James park
Gracie Charles Batten, Buccleuch house
Spence Robert M.B.,"J.P. St. Ninian's,
Craigkenochie terrace
Stenhouse John, 1 Gladstone terrace
Stevenson Alexander, Colins well
Stewart Robert, 16 Craigholm crescent
Stirling Miss, Heriot gardens
Strachan Thomas, 3 Victoria terrace
Suctlen James, 12 G'arlstone terrace
Tait Alexander G. 16 Craigkenochie terrace
Tait Miss, 2 Gladstone place
Tait Misses, 5 Gladstone place
Tavlor John. Albert villa. Lammerlaws
Thorn John. Dollar house, Grange road
Thomson Thomas, Glenesk vil.Aberdour rd
Todd James, James park
Waddell Alexander, Fairview house, Crom-
well road
Waddell George, Herot gardens
Wallace John Craig. Heriot gardens
Wallace Thomas A. 96 High street
Wallace William, 2 Greenmount gardens
Watson Henrv, Roselea, Grange road
Watson Mrs. Thistle street
Watt Thomas, Kingston cottage, Kirkton
Wheatley Mrs. 2 Kirkbank
Williamson Mrs. 3 Bentfield villas
Wilson James. 10 Craigholm crescent
Vishart John, 14 Craigholm crescent
Wood David, 2 Victoria terrace
Wood David, Bentfield villas
Church of Scotland, and pressed his pet
proposal for a new translation of the Scrip-
tures, a proposal which took practical shape
after that monarch's accession to the throne
of England, and resulted in an authorised
version. In connection with the Estab-
lished church a fine hall was opened in
1894, seating 600 persons. An Episcopal
school, founded by the late Rev. G. H.
Forbes, continues to be conducted by his
trustees : the Episcopal congregation have
an iron church of a Gothic design,
at Ferguson place The old kirk of
the palish was at " Litel Kingorne," or
Kirkton, and -when the present church was
built in 1592-4 there was some litigation
with the heritors before the services could
he moved, which was not terminated until
1632; the " auld kirk" is now a ruin.
The cemetery at Bentfield was established
.by the Town Council at the cost of about
£4,000. The only mortification belonging
to Burntisland is Watson's, consisting of the
annual rent o* the East Binnlands, amount-
ing to an average of £74, which is divided
between three widows and the Board school-
master for the education of poor children.
The Board schools, erected here in 1876,
at a cost of £6,000, in the Elizabethan
etvle, are situated in front of a hill rising
mbre than 100 feet above the level of the
sea. Eoger Sinclair Aytoun, of Inchdair-
nie, the trustees of R. Kirke, of Green-
mount, James Shepherd, of Rossend Castle,
Rev. J. Haxton, of Pathhead, and Middle
ton Rettie, of Dunsarn, are the principal
landowners. The area comprises 2,565
acres; gross rateable value of the parish
in 1902-3, £38,071 ; rateable value of the
burgh, gross, £29,460. The population of
the parish in 1901 was 5,599, including
4,846 in the burgh and 141 on board vessels
in the harbour.
The number of electors on the parlia-
mentary register in 1902 wis 791.
Tost, T., M. O., T. M. O., E. B. & P. P.
0-, S. B. & A. & I. O. 88 High street.
Burntisland; David "Wood, postmaster.
. Deliveries, 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; dis-
patches. north, 6.45 a.m.& 1.10 & 4 p.m.;
south. 7.55 & 10.45 a.m. & 2.40, 4.45,
5.35, 7.35 & 9 p.m.; dispatches, to Glas-
. gow, 7.40 a.m. & 1.10 & 7.40 p.m
BTJRGH OF BURNTISLAND.
Municipal Officials.
Town hall, High street.
Provost, John Connel J.P
Bailies, Duncan Ferguson & John C.Wallace
Councillors, nine
Dean of Guild, Archibald Stocks
Treasurer, James Bisset
Town Clerk & Chamberlain, Thomas A
Wallace
Medical Officer of Health, Robert Spenct
M.B. & CM
Burgh Surveyor, James A. Waddell
Clerk & Treasurer to Gas Commissioners
James P. Gilmour
Town's Officer. Robert KiDnell
Sanitary Inspector, James A. Waddell
CUSTOM HOUSE,
South Hill street.
Collector, Charles L. Lord
Examining- Officer, Henry Coupar
Clerk, Jnmes Johnston
Preventive Officers, A. W. Anderson &, Jn.
N. Pollands
Boatman. L. McGillivary
Coast Guard Station, Leven street, William
â– Harbour, officer in charge
HARBOUR & SHORE DUES OFFICE,
17 Harbour place.
Clerk to the Commissioners, Thomas A.
Wallace
Collector of Dues, John Isles
Harbour Master, Thomas Galloway
Deputy Harbour Masters, John Morrison &
Thomas Logan
HARBOUR ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
5 High street.
Engineer, Robert Henderson C.F
Harbour Office, Dock yard, Thos. Galloway,
master
Vice-Consuls : —
Danish, Norwegian & Swedish, John
Connel, Harbour place
German, James W. Connel, Harbour place
Netherlands, Jas. W. Connel, Harbour d1
Russian, James Mitchell, 2 Forth place
Police Station, Link's place, Alexander
Robertson, sergeant-in-charge
Gas Works (Corporation), Thistle street,
Alexander Ross, manager
Inland- Revenue Office, James F. Foot,
supervisor
Office of Local Authority, 96 High street,
Thomas A. Wallace, clerk
FIFESHIRE.
Cemetery, Kinghorn road, Thomas K.Nicol,
superintendent
Freemasons' Hall, Kirkgate
Recreation Grounds, Gladstone terrace,
David Wood & Bobert Pitillo, sees. ;Wm.
Dull;, treasurer
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages,
David Wood, 88 High street
VOLUNTEERS.
1st Fife Royal Garrison Artillery (Volun-
teers) (No. 6 Co.), Leven street, Capt. &
Hon. MajorWilliam BalfourV.D. ; Sergt.-
Major J. E. Gibbs B.A. instructor
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Established Church, Leven street,
Joseph S.
BURNTISLAND. 603
Rev.
Finlayson M.A. ; Rev. John
Dickie M.A. assistant; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m
Episcopal Church (St. Serf's), Hampden
place, Rev. Henry Hardy M.A.Durh.Univ.
11 a.m. & 2 p.m
United Free Churches, James park, Rev.
James Patrick M.A.-; 11 a.m. & 2 p.m.;
tues. 8 p.m.; Hith street. Rev. John
B. Toung M.A. ; 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. ; tues.
7.30
Scottish Coast Mission, Leven street, Jas.
Barclay, missioner
Gray James, 2 Heriot gardens
Grieve Mrs. Kirkbank
Handyside Mrs. 15 Craigholm crescent
HandysMe Peter, 15 Craigholm crescent)
Harcus Miss, 3 Gladstone terrace
Hardie George, 14 Greenmount gardens
Hardy Rev. Henry M.A. (Episcopal),
Greenmount
Harrow James, 11 Bentfield villas
Henderson Robert, Cromwell Bank house,
Cromwell road
Henderson Robert, 9 Craigholm crescent
Hislop Charles, Broomhill
Honeyman Miss, 1" Craigkenochie terrace
Howatt Mrs. 1 Links view
Inches Miss, 1 Lochies place
Tnglis Miss, 9 Craigkenochie terrace
Inglis William, 18 Craigholm crescent
Isles John, Fairview, Cromwell road
Isles Peter, Jtmes park
Isles William, 6 Craigholm crescent
Jackson Andrew, Leven villa, Kirkgate
Jackson Mrs. Castle Bank cottages, Kirk-
ton road
Johnstone James. 10 Gladstone terrace
Johnstone Miss, Kingswood
Kerr Uugald, Craigend villa, ID Craigkeno-
chie terrace
Kirld Hugh, Heriot gardens
jjaLoioj, *,,.«««—-. k ni. l liiiL'h. lienor ^aruens
Roman Catholic, Lochies place, served from R . rk Da £ idi st . Brandon, Cromwell road
Kirkcaldy
SCHOOL BOARDS,
Burgh, Office, OG.High street.
Chairman, Bobert Pittilo
Clerk, Thomas A. Wallace
Landward, Office, 06 High street.
Chairman, Middleton Rettie
Clerk, Thomas A. Wallace
Board School, Ferguson place, for 800 chil
dren ; average attendance, 757;
Kirke Mrs. Greenmount
Kirkwood Mrs. James park
Lamont Mrs. 5 Craigholm crescent
Landale David J.P. , LL.D. The Binn
Laurie Mrs. Isabella, Starley hall
Lessels Gilbert, Heriot gardens
M' Arthur William. Kirkbank
Maedona!d Mrs. 15 Craigkenochie terrace
Mcintosh Alexander, The Lochies
James Mcintosh Henry, Glenesk vil.Aberdour rd
Mitchell head master; Archibald Cam- Mcintosh William. 1 Craigholm crescent
second master; Miss AnnabeUa MeKenzie Mrs. Little dene. Greenmount rd
McLeod Ewen, Distillerv house, Grange
eron, second master ;
Eplfcopil^chod! Mount Pleasant, for 260 MaTomislf Mrs. 11 Craigkenochie terrace
children; average attendance, 213; Miss Masson Mrs. Chefoo cottage, Grange road
Tnn.rRtUra.rt mistress Melville Thomas, 4 Gladstone terrace
Janet Stewart, mistre,, Menzies Charles, 4 Heriot gardens
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY, Middlemas Mrs. 6 Gladstone' place
On the North British line. Miller Mrs. Ivy bank. Bentfield
Station, Forth pi. James G. Robb, station Mitchell James, Kirkbank
master ; William Arnott, traffic manager ; Mitchell Mrs. 2 Craigholm terrace
John Taylor, manager of locomotive de- Mitchell John, Newbigg.n house
partment; William Beveridge, goods agt Morgan Robert, East meaaows
Morrison Miss. 2 Bentfield villas
CONVEYANCE BY WATER. styles George, Lily bank
To Granton, by the North British Railway jr ewe u John S. Myrtle cottage.Grange road
Company's Steamers, daily | ]STicol Mrs. 7 Gladstone terrace
Carrier lOrrock Mrs. 13 Craigkenochie terrace
To Kirkcaldy & Kinghorn, James Brun- Parlane Rev. James M.A. 3 Greenmount
ton, from Sommerville street, tuesdays gardens
& fridaya ! Patrick Rev. James M.A., (U. F. C), 10
-, I Craigholm crescent
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. !p a tterson James, Helen bank. Grange road
Allan Alexander, James park Patterson Misses, Grange road
Anderson William, Willisden, Bentfield ] Pearson Alexander, _3 Craigholm crescent
Atkinson Thomas
Kirkton road
Auld Alexander, Heriot gardens
Battison George, James park-
Bell Thomas, 14 Craigkenochie terrace
Bennett Miss, 11 Craigholm crescent
Birrell James, St. Kilda, Cromwell road
Castle Bank cottages, Peattie Jame3, 20 Harbour place
Peek Mrs. 11 Gladstone terrace
! Pittilo Robert, Leven villa, Kirkgats
Quarton Francis, Kirkbank
Redford William, Grange road
i Ronald The Misses, Kirkbank
! Scott Thomas, Bentfield villa, Bentfield
Blair Archibald, Craignoone cot. Kirkton ! shepherd James. Rossend castle
Bogie The Misses. 8 Gladstone terrace Shepherd John Ernest, Stoneybank, Craig-
Eonthron Robert P. 4 West Leven street kenochie terrace
Brotherston John. Broomhill Simpson George, 7 Craigkenochie terrace
Brown David G. The Delves. Kirkbank ] Simpson John, 6 Bentfield villas
Brown Robert, 1 Victoria terrace Skinner Miss, Broomhill
Carstairs Mrs. Port buildings, High street , Smith James. 7 Bentfield villas
Chalmers William, Starley bank [smith Misses, in Bentfield villas
Uiarles Alexander, 2 Craigholm crescent Smith Samuel, James park
Christie Mrs. Grange road
Connel James W. Braeside, Craig Renochie
terrace
Connel John J.P. (provost), Cromwell ho
Connel John, jun. 38 High street
Cunningham John G. 2 Gladstone terrace
Dallas Charles, 1 Greenmount gardens
Dewar Miss, 1 Gladstone place
Dickie Rev. John M.A. 7 Gladstone terrace
Douglas Campbell Mil!e3 V.C. Alexandria
cottage, Kirkton
DufE William, 12 Craigkenochie terrace
Finlayson Rev. Joseph S., M.A. (Estab ),
The Manse, Cromwell road
Finlayson Duncan, 18 Craigkenochie ter
Flanders Mrs. 17 Craigholm crescent
Foot James F. 3 Heriot gardens
Forbes Alexander, Seaforth place
Fotheringham James, 4 Gladstone place
Fraser Mrs. 3 Gladstone place
Gale William, 4 Bentfield villas
Galloway Mrs. The Anchorage, Broomhill
Garland Walter F., M.I.C.E.*4 Lochies p!
Gay Thomas, Argyle villa, Bentfield
Gilmour James P. 1 Heriot gardens
Gilmour Mrs. West Leven street
Gjertsen Hans, Victoria cottage
Gold Miss, Greenmount road
Gow Donald, James park
Gracie Charles Batten, Buccleuch house
Spence Robert M.B.,"J.P. St. Ninian's,
Craigkenochie terrace
Stenhouse John, 1 Gladstone terrace
Stevenson Alexander, Colins well
Stewart Robert, 16 Craigholm crescent
Stirling Miss, Heriot gardens
Strachan Thomas, 3 Victoria terrace
Suctlen James, 12 G'arlstone terrace
Tait Alexander G. 16 Craigkenochie terrace
Tait Miss, 2 Gladstone place
Tait Misses, 5 Gladstone place
Tavlor John. Albert villa. Lammerlaws
Thorn John. Dollar house, Grange road
Thomson Thomas, Glenesk vil.Aberdour rd
Todd James, James park
Waddell Alexander, Fairview house, Crom-
well road
Waddell George, Herot gardens
Wallace John Craig. Heriot gardens
Wallace Thomas A. 96 High street
Wallace William, 2 Greenmount gardens
Watson Henrv, Roselea, Grange road
Watson Mrs. Thistle street
Watt Thomas, Kingston cottage, Kirkton
Wheatley Mrs. 2 Kirkbank
Williamson Mrs. 3 Bentfield villas
Wilson James. 10 Craigholm crescent
Vishart John, 14 Craigholm crescent
Wood David, 2 Victoria terrace
Wood David, Bentfield villas
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