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Derectoet.] CEEES AND KEMBACK. 191
Patrick William, painter, Ceres
Pearson James, land surveyor, inspector
of Ipoor and collector of
rates, tlie Wynd, Ceres
Eobertson Alex, china dealer, Ceres
Eobertson Donald, potato merchant,
Mayfield, Ceres
Scott James, road contractor, Doreslones,
Ceres
Sharp William, gas manager, Ceres
Smith Charles, fleeher and ironmonger,
Ceres
Walker Thos. R. auctioneer & cattle
dealer, Catherine Bank, Ceres
Weir Eobert, registrar of births,
deaths, and marriages, public
school, Ceres
Wemyss John, lime burner, Burn-
Bide, Cerea
FAEMEES.
nr THB PABIBH OF CBBBS.
Amos Walter, Hall Teases
Anderson James, Upper Callango
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Berwick William, Barbara Field
Berwick Andrew, Bandurran
Bissett G-eorge, Windygates
Blair Graham, Fleecefaulds
Crichton John, Baldinnie
Dingwall Peter, Ladedie
Dryburgh Da^dd, Craigrothie
Dryburgh John, Kiniemonth
Forgan Thomas, Findas
Forret E. B. Ladedie quarries
Hain John & James, Denhead
Henderson Thos. CraighaU mains
Husband David, Struthers
Law WiUiam, Wester Pitscottie
Lees David (rep. of) Pitscottie
Matthew Alexander, Struther barns
Maxwell John, Bankhead
Melville (rep. of late Mrs. James),
North Callange
Milne Alexander, South Newbiggin
Milne (rep. of the late James)
Whitehill
Pearson David, North Scotstarvit
Playfair Charles, Carskerdo
Eobertson David, Gathercauld
Eobertson Donald, Mayfield
Eobertson WilHam, Eing
Scott James, Doves lones
Smith William, Bridge end
Strachan William, Percy
Turpie WiUiam, Chance Inn
Walker Walter, Newbiggin of Cerea
Wallace George, Nether Magask
Wallace James, Bankhead
Wann John, Tarvit Mill
Wemyss John, Burnside
White James, Upper Magaek
Wilson James, Muirhead
Young John, Edenwood
IN THB PAEIBH OF KJMBACK.
Bruce James, Greenside
Douglas John H. Kinnaird
Ireland James, Newbiggin of Blebo
Law Andrew, Bhnkbonny
Eintoul David, Blebo Maine
Terras James, West Dura ,
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Wilson Thomas, Dura farm ,,
GRAIL & KINGSBARNS:
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CEAIL is a parish and seaport, 4 miles from
Anstruther, 10 S.E. from St. Andrews, and 26 E.
from Kirkcaldy. It is situated on the extreme east
of the county, being bounded on the east by the sea,
on the north by the sea and Kingsbarns, on the west
by Kingsbarns and Denino, and on the south by
Carnbee, Kilrenny, and the sea. Crail received a
charter from Eobert Bruce in 1306, which was confirmed
by five sovereigns. The town chiefly consists
of two streets, the ends of which were in days of yore
closed with strong gates. Vestiges of a chapel,
which was dedicated to St. Eufus, remain. On the
top of a cliff are traces of a castle, where David I. at
times resided. Ada, mother of Malcolm the IV.,
gave certain houses in Crail to the monks of Dryburgh.
An ancient church in the town is a good
specimen of pointed architecture. In the neighbourhood
are a few mansions and a castle worth visiting.
Post Office, Crail, Miss A. Gosman, postmistress.
Letters from all parts arrive at 10-0 a.m., 8-0 p.m.,
and 8-0 p.m., and are despatched at 10-0 a.m. and
8-0 p.m. Money Order Office, Telegraph, and
Savings' Bank.
Post Office, Kingsbarns, James Mackintosh, postmaster.—Letters
from all parts arrive (from St.
Audxews) at 2-0 p.iu.« and are despatched thereto at
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11-0 a.m. Letters from all parts arrive (from Crail)
at 11-0 a.m,, and are despatched thereto at 2-0 p^m,
Crail is the nearest Money Order Offii builliii
PLACES OF WOESHIP AND THEIE MINiSTEES7
Established Chubchbs:—
Crail—Eev. John Eeid
Kingsbarns— ^Eev. Alexander Todd, m.a.
Free Church, Crail—Eev. John Jackson
Presbyterian (United) Church, Crail—Eev. Alexandei*;
Walker .
MUNICIPAL OFFICES AND OPFICIALS^O
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Town Hall, Crail. Riitf-sdaxjaiS
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Burgh Assessor—Wilham Scott ;.) Ji-i^tfoiJi .s'S. bboT
Town Officer—Thomas Leesr^S ,.a.k .xaiA .voa: hhoT
PAEOCHIAL BOAED AND EATE OPFieES;;^
For the following parishes :—Crail—William Scott,
inspector of poor and collector of rates; Kingsbarns—WUham
Cant, inspector and collector
EEGISTEAES OF BIETHS, DEATHS, AND^^'Cf
MAEEIAGES. ^^ ^^^^-^^
Crail Golfing Society—Henry Lilhe, secretary
East Neuk of Fife Golf Club—John Scott, secretary •-
Gas Works, Crail—James Peattie, manager
Harbour Office, Crail—George Gay, harbour master
Public Library, Crail—Miss P. Herd, librarian;
Henry Lillie, secretary
Pubhc Weighing Machine, Crail—Thomaa- -Gay,
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