Chestnut Street (Arboretum) Worcester 1905

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Right Side From Chestnut Walk

1. Smith Rose, registry office

2. Void

3. Turner Albert, jeweller

4. Cooper Hebert, groom

5. Probert George, glover

6. Smiley John, ex police warder

7. Cox Joseph, draper’s assistant

8. Barlow Edwd., boot and shoe maker

9. Sutton Alfred, baker and grocer

10. Dickens Stephen groom

11. Banks Mrs. Sarah, tailoress

12. Lane James, j’man cabinet maker

13. Bryant William, j’man watchmaker

14. Chambers William, journeyman painter

15. Marsh Samuel, journeyman painter

16. Moore Wm., bath attendant

17. Coldicott Henry, journeyman plumber

18. Jones John, railwayman

19. Martin Miss Gladys, apartments

20. Void

21. Void

22. Price Mrs. Sophia, lodgings

23. Sturgess Miss Annie M., lodgings

24. Upton Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress

25. Hall George, coal agent

26. Turner George, journeyman carpenter

27. Bishop Alice, gloveress

28. Built Charles, jobbing gardener

29. Soley John, journeyman cooper

30. Spring Mrs. Mary, laundress

31. Scriven Mrs. Emma, laundress

32. Bray Joseph, builder

Knight J. C., baker (yard only)

Here Is Lower Chestnut Street

Return

1. Dalley William, labourer

2. Clarke Thomas, labourer

3. Void

4. Davis Herbert, railway carriage cleaner

5. Welch Mrs. Christiana, charwoman

6. Hampshire Frank, machinist

7. Palmer Job, blacksmith

8. Gullett James, j’man upholsterer

9. Probert Augustus, journeyman painter

10. Gregg James, fireman

11. Bradley Miss

12. Void

13. Jones William, Coach painter

14. Johnson William, labourer

15. Flint Mrs. Jessie, apartments

16. Clackson John, wood carver

17. Gaurd Charles, prison warder

18. Jones William, manager of public hall

19. Cole Henry, post office clerk

20. Cotton Henry, labourer

21. Baskerville Edwin, telegraph linesman

22. James Thomas, journeyman tinman

23. Void

24. Richards Miss Ann

25. Thompson Maud, florist

26. Roberts Edward, compositor

Here Is Chestnut Walk

Source: Littlebury’s Directory of Worcester & District. Tenth Edition. Printed and Published by Littlebury & Company, The Worcester Press, Worcester. 1905.