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676 ST. MOXA^CE.
Ferguson John, baker
Fernie JacobLna (Mrs.), spirit dealer
Fyall William, tailor
Hamilton James Charles L.B.C.r., L.E.C.S.
Edin., L.F.P. & S.Glas. physician &
surgeon
Hutchison Eobert & Co. Ltd. (Kirkcaldy),
maltsters & corn merchants, Shore
Kean Eobert, spirit dealer, May View inn
Leslie James, ironmonger, grocer & oilskin
dealer. Shore
Leslie William, fish cures- &
dealer in all fresh fish
Lindsay T. & J. tailors & drapers
Lindsay James, baker
McFarlane Janet (Mrs.), spirit dlr. & public
house keeper (Anchor)
Mackintosh, Watson &. Murray, solicitors &
notaries public
Meldrum Alexander, grocer
Miller James, boat builder
Morris Mitchell, baker
Murray John, fish curer
National (The) Bank of Scotland Limited
(branch) (H. B. Mackintosh & Henry
Watson, joint agents), open daily, 9.30-
11.30 a.m
Kevin Isaac, session tferk, registrar of
births, deaths & marriages & schoolmastr
Nicol Andrew, licensed grocer, oilskin &
hardware dealer, Shore head
Ogilvie James, blacksmith
Phillips John Ovenstone, fish curer
Eedpath Janet (Miss), dress maker
Ued path James, baker
Eeekie John (Mrs.), grocer & general dlr
Eeekie John, harbour master
Eobertson James, fish curer
Robertson James M. grocer & ironmonger,
Shore
Eobertson John, boat builder
Eobertson John, grocer & ship chandler
Eobertson William, fish curer
Scott David, fish curer
Smith Walter, joiner, Abercrombie
Stevenson William, grocer & spirit dealer
Thomson Andrew, draper, clothier, milliner
& dress maker
Trainer John, fish curer
Wood Thomas, plumber & gasfitter
FARMERS.
Bowman David, Newark
Braid John, Abercrombie
Finlayson James, Coal farm
Peattie Matthew, Craigie Wells
Waddell James, Stenton
SALINE is a parish and village, the latter
6 mile® north-west from Dunfermline and
11 west from Lochgelly. The parish,
is in the parliamentary division of West
Fife, and poor combination and small debt
court district of Dunfermline, and extends
H miles from north to south by about 4
broad; it is bounded on the west and north-
west by Clackmannanshire and Perthshire,
north-east and east by Dunfermline and
south by Carnock; the inhabitants are en-
tirely occupied in agriculture. The nearest
railway station is Oakley, 2i miles dis-
tant, on the Dunfermline, Alloa and Stir-
ling section of the North British line.
The Earl of Elgin and Kincardine ICG.,
G.C.S.I., G.C.I. E., P.C. the trustees of the
late Capt. William C. C. Erskine, John
Wilson Colville esq. and John Wilson esq.
are the principal landowners. The area of
the parish comprises 8,757 acres; rateable
value in 1003, £9,213. In 1891 the popula-
tion was 879, and in 1901, 1,012, including
383 in the village.
â–  Post, M. O. & T., T. M. O., E. D. & P. P
O., S. B. & A. & I. O. Saline; David
Bennett, sub-postmaster. Letters received
through Oakley S.O. Deliveries, 8.45
a.m. & 1.30 p.m.; dispatches, 10.20 a.m.
A 5 p.m
Registrar of Births', Deaths & Marriages &
Inspector of Poor, Eobert Eobertson
Established Church, Rev. Kenneth D.
McLaren
United Free Church, Eev. James Calder
School Board, John Boss, clerk
Board School. Robert Robertson, master
Coach to Dunfermline (from Saline), twice
daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Beveridge Charles J. P. Kinneddar
Bleloch John, Devonside
Calder Rev. James, United Free Church
manse
McLaren Rev. Kenneth D. (Established),
The Manse
Moubray Mrs. Balgonar
Ness Henry, Bandrum
Permun John, lthynd j
FIFESHIRE.
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COMMERCIAL.
Anderson Robert & John, stone masons
Bennett David, grocer & 6pirit dealer &
postmaster
Crombie James, Saline hotel
Dick James (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Edward Henry, joiner & wright
Fotheringham David, joiner & wright
Hunter Peter, blacksmith
Kean George, plasterer & slater
Keir John, horse hirer
McEwan James, butcher
Peggie & Sons, bakers
Reading Room (Eobert Eobertson, sec)
Eobertson Eobert, schoolmaster & regis-
trar & inspector of poor
Eobertson James, tailor
Wardlaw Peter, cycle agent
West of Fife Coal Co. Lim. coal masters
FARMERS.
Coupar James, Mains of Kinneddar
Dalgleish Eobert, Sandydub
Drysdale Watson K. Killernie, Sunnybraes,
Myriehall & Steel End
Finlayson William, Kitchen green
Fotheringham Henry (Mrs.), Wester Cults
Fulton Archibald, Midfield
Glendinning John & William, Meadowhead
Henderson Eobert, Pow
Hutchison Eobert, Bankhead
Kennedy Alexander, West Saline
Laidlaw Walter, Cattlemoss
M'Donald William, Blairsgreen
M'Laren Peter, Muirside of Kinnedar
Milne Eobert, Bickramside, Oakley
Morgan Alexander, Muirmealing
Nicol John & Robert, Standalane
Paterson Robert, Devon view & Sherdrum
Prentice John, Milton
Ueid John, Binnington
Thompson Andrew, Cultmill
Wardlay Andrew, Craighouse
Young — , South Cults
SCOONIE is a parish on the north shore
of the Firth of Forth, and contains the sea
port town of Leven (which see) ; the parish
is bounded north by Ceres, east by Largo,
south by the Forth and west by Wemyss,
Kennoway and Kettle; it extends 5 miles
from north to south by 2 to 2^ in breadth
and is in the small debt court district of
Leven, in which town there is a station on
the Thornton junction, Anstruther and St.
Andrews section, of the North British rail-
way, and the parish church is in Leven.
Sir John Gilmour bart. of Montrave, Chas.
Ritchie esq. S.S.C. of Kilmux and Robert
Maitland Christie esq. of Durie, are the
principal landowners. The area comprises
4,107 acres ; rateable value, landward
£10,000; burghal (Leven), £20,261 ; the
population of the entire parish in 1891 was
4,693, and in 1901, 6,342, of whom 5,577
were in the burgh of Leven. Letters are
received through Leven.
Inspector of Poor, James Philp, Durie
street. Leven
Registrar of Births. Deaths & Marriages,
Jam^s Wallace, Shorehead, Leven
For Places of Worship, see Leven.
School, Smithy Green, Miss 1 Helen Ferrier,
mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Birrell Alexander, of Myreside, Banbeath
Christie Robert Maitland J. P. Durie house
Gilmour Sir John bart. D.L., J.P. Montrave
Munro ThomaB Clark, Corriemar
Peter Mrs. H. T. Kirkland
Russell David, Silverburn
COMMERCIAL.
Birrell Alex, cattle dlr. Myreside, Kennoway
Dowie James, joiner, Letham Feus
Sinrpeon Robert, blacksmith, Smithy grn
Turnbull Thomas, blacksmith, Coldstream
FARMERS.
Birrell Alexander, Myreside & Banbeath
Birrell Thomas, Lower Scoonie
Campbell James, Shotburn mill
Oarswell David, Blacketyside
Christie Robert Maitland, Durie
Cowper John, Haugh house
Dewar William, Wester Durie
Gilmour Sir John bart. Montrave
Henderson George, Scoonie farm
Letham John &, William, Balgrummo
M'Gibbon John, Bankhead
Millar (James W.) & Thomson (James M.),
Letham
Robertson John, Kilmux
Ross David, Coldstream
Russell David, Silver Burn
Young David, Burn mill
SINCLAIR TOWN, see Kirkcaldy-
SPRINGFIELD is a village in the parish
oE Cupar, with a station on the main line
of the North British railway, 2$ miles
south-west of Cupar-Fife, and 3 north-west
of Ceres; if. is a quoad sacra parish formed
from the parishes of Ceres,Cults and Cupar.
The inhabitants find employment in the
large jute works of Messrs. Smith, Laing
& Co. ; there are also engineering and mill-
wrights works carried on by J. Bobh &
Sons at Hospital Mill. Crawford Priory,
the residence of the Hon. Thomas Horatio
A. E. Cochrane M.P. is a fine mansion on
the road to Coupar. The population of the
village in 1891 was 748, and in 1901, 785;
the population of the ecclesiastical parish
in 1901 was 1,512.
Post, M. O. & T. O., S. B., E. D. & I.
& A. O. ; Miss Margaret Jane Meikle,
postmistress. (Eailway Sub-Office. Let-
ters should have E.S.O. Fifeshire added.)
Deliveries, 8.30 a.m. & 7.30 p.m.; dis-
patches, 6.30 a.m. & 4.45 p.m. Telegraph
office, Springfield station
Established Church, Eev. James Nimrac*
School Board, Andrew Duncan, clerk
Board School, John Forbes, master
Public Hall, James Stewart, sec
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY,
On the main line of the North British?
Railway Co.
Station, John Alexander, station master
PRIVATE EESIDENTS.
Cochrane Hon. Thomas Horatio Anhur E. r
M.P., J.P. & Lady Gertrude J. G. Craw-
ford Priory ; 34 Grosvenor place S W &
Guards', Brooks' & Pratts' clubs, Lon-
don S W
Forrest William, Crawley bank
GLroy George A. Eankeillour, Hope
Laing William, Crawley house
Moon Mrs. Edenfield
Nairn Michael B., J.P. Nether Eankeillour
N;mmo Rev. James (Established), Manse
Eobb John, Hospital Mill house
Smith George B., J.P. Eussell Mill house
COMMEECIAL.
Arthur Thomas, coal merchant & dairyman
Bell Allan, farm steward to Lunacy Board,.
Springfield farm
Brown Charles, spirit dealer
Brown James, coal merchant
( 'adzow John, dairyman
Edenvale Co-operative Society Lim. gcrs. &o
Forbes John, schoolmaster
Hart James, spirit dealer (Railway)
Mason Andrew, boot & shoe maker
Meikle Margt. Jane (Miss), grcr. & pstmstss-
Morris Wm. grocer & general dealer
Ramsay Alexander, baker
Redpath Robert, farmer & dairyman, Spring-
field east
Robb J. & Sons, engineers &
millwrights, Hospital mill
Robertson Allison (Mrs.), grcr. & gen, dlr
Rollo William, farmer, Russell Mains
Smith, Laing & Co. jute spinners, Russeir
mill ; & at Dundee ; T A " Laing, Spring-
field "
Stewart James, grocer
Taylor &. Son, joiners
STAB, see Kenxoway.
STRATHKINNESS is a village and:
quoad sacra parish, formed from St. An-
drews, 3 miles west from that city, G
north-east of Cupar and 4 south-eas"fc of
Leuchars. The nearest railway station is
at Guard Bridge, 2 miles distant, on the
St. Andrews, Tayport and Dundee section'
of the North British railway. The popit-
lation of the village in 1891 was 410 ancf
in 1901, 891.
Post, M. O. O. & S. B. ; David Keay, sub-
postmaster. Letters received through St.
Andrews. Deliveries, 11 a.m. & 8 p.m. :
dispatches, 1.15 p.m. &, 8 p.m. GuaccE
Bridge is the nearest telegraph office,
3 miles distant
Established Church, Eev. Walter McLeod:
M.A., B.D
United Free Church, Eev. William Henry
Public School, D. K. Mauchline, master
PEIVATE EESIDENTS.
Henry Eev. William, "United Free Church
manse
McLeod Eev. Walter M.A., B.D'. (Estabu
lished), The Manse