Worrall's directory of the North-Eastern counties of Scotland ...

264, LOCHGELLT. [Woreall's
place is well lighted with gas. The places of worship 7.25 a.m. and 5.10 p.m., and are despatched thereto
are a Quoad Sacra and a Free Church, an United at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Money Order and Postal
Presbyterian Chapel, and one for Eoman CathoUcs in Telegraph Office and Savings' Bank.
course of erection.
There are also two board schools. Post Office, Cowdenbeath, James Meikle, postmaster.—Letters
arrive from all parts (from Loch-
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gelly), at 9.50 a.m. and 7.40 p.m., and are despatched
thereto at 3.20 p.m. and 8 p.m. Nearest Money
Order Offices at Lochgelly and Crossgates.
PLACES OF WOESHIP AND THEIE MINISTEES.
AUCHTEEDEREAN is a parish in the western
part of the county, bounded by Beath, Ballingry,
Abbotshall, Auchtertool, and Kinglassie. There is a
church of the Establishment and a board school at
the hamlet of Auchterderran.
CAEDENDEN is a small village in the parish of
Auchterderran, and about two miles from Lochgelly.
It is a station on the Stirling and Danfermiine branch
of the North British Eailway.
BEATH is a parish containing the villages of
Cowdenbeath, Kelty, and Lassodie, and is bounded by
Dunfermline, Balhngry, Auchterderran, Cleish,
Aberdour, and Dalgetty. Several collieries are in
active operation, and give employment to most of the
inhabitants.
COWDENBEATH is a large village in the above
parish, consisting chiefly of one long street, and is
lighted with gas. There is a station here, on the
Stirhng and Dunfermline branch of the North
British Eailway. The places of worship are a church
of the Establishment and a Free church ; the former
is situated about a mile from the village. There is
also a board school here.
KELTY is a village in the same parish, and about
three miles from Cowdenbeath. It is also a station
on the Kinross branch of the North British Eailway.
There is a Free chiirch and a board school in the
village. The Fife Coal Co.'s works are situated here,
and afford employment to a large portion of the
inhabitants.
LASSODIE is also a small vUlage in Beath parish.
There is a Free chm-ch and board school here. There
are several colheries in the district.
BALLINGEY is a parish and small village, the
latter situated about three miles from Lochgelly, its
post town. There is a church of the Estabhshment
and a board school here ; and several large collieries
in the neighbourhood. Lumiiliinnans is a small
mining callage in the same parish.
Post Office, Lochgelly, James Bethune, postmaster
—Letters arrive from Edinburgh, and the South, and
Perth, Dundee, and the North at 8.45 a.m. and 6.30
p.na., and are despatched to these places at 6.45 a.m.
and 4.20 p.m. Letters from DuiSermhne arrive at
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
The address is Lochgelly unless
otherwise stated.
Adam Eight Hon. W. P., m.p.
Blairadam
AndersonEev.Andrew,Cowdenbeath
Aytoun Mrs. J. Finsmouth
Aytoun Roger Sinclah, Esq. Inchdairnie
Brown Eev. James, Lochgelly
Brownhe Mr. John, Lassodie
Bm'ns Mr. Alex. Lochore House
Carlow Mr. Jas. jun. Moray House
Cation Mrs. Isabella F. Balhngry
House
Constable Mr. James, Glencraig
Constable Wilham B. Esq. j.p.
Benarty House
Craig Mr. Andrew, Main st
Dewar Eev. Thomas, Lochgelly
Goodall Mrs. Ann, Woodbiue Cottage,
Lochgelly
Goodall Mr. Jas. Woodbine House
Goodall Mr. J. Cardenbank House
Goodall Mrs. Jane, Craigden-an
Established Chukches :
Auchterderran—Eev. Patrick M'Gregor Grant
Balhngry—Eev. James Pennel
B eath—Vacant
Lochgelly (Quoad Sacra)—Eev. Thomas Dewar
Free Churches :
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Cowdenbeath—Eev. Andrew Anderson
Kelty—Eev. "William Stephens
Lassodie—Eev. James Clark
Lochgelly—Eev. Peter Macainsh
United Presbyterian Church, Lochgelly—Eev. James
Brown
PAEOCHIAL BOAED AND EATE OFFICES.
Auchterderran—John Small, inspector and collector,
Lochgelly
Balhngry—Wilham Shaw, inspector and collector,
Lochgelly
Beath—James Terris, inspector and collector, Oakfield
EEGISTEAES OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND
MAEEIAGES.
Auchterderran—John Small, Lochgelly
Ballingry—Andrew T. Keppie, Schoolhouse
Beath—James Terris, Oakfield
Lochgelly School Board—J. Small, clerk & treasurer
Constabulary Station, Lochgelly—Alex. Cruickshanks
and George Walker, constables
CONVEYANCE BY EAILWAY.
On the Stirling and Danfermiine Branch of the North
British Railway.
Cardenden—James Dall, station master
Lochgelly—Hugh Pbilp, station master
Cowdenbeath—Thomas Bolton, station master
On Branch Line to Kinross.
Kelty—James Diack, station master
CAEEIER.
To Kirkcaldy—David Pryde, from Lochgelly, daily
Goodall Mr. John Cardenbank
House
Grant Rev. Patrick M. m.a. Auchterderran
Henderson Miss Margaret, Cross hill
Hill Mr. James L. Begg
Hunt James, Esq. Navity, Ballingry
Landale Andw. Esq. j.p. Calquhally
House
Macainsh Rev. Peter, Free Church
Manse
M'Intosh Mr. John, Cardenden
Minto the Right Hon. Lord, Melgund
Cottage
Muir Mr. Thomas, Balhngry
Mungall Mr. H. Woodside House
Mungall Mr. Jas. Viewfield House
Nasmyth Mr. Alex. Dundonald
House
Pennel Eev. James, Balhngry
Stephens Eev. Wm. Kelty
AGENTS.
Bickerton George (for Singer's
sewing machines), Cowdenbeath
Greenhill James (for A. FuUerton
& Co. pubUshers, Edinburgh),
South st.
BAKERS.
Bethune Wm. Lochgelly
Cook James, High st
Eraser John, Lochgelly
Hunter James, High st
Hunter Thomas, Main st.
Lochgelly Co-operative
Limited, Main st
BANK.
Society,
Union Bank of Scotland, Lochgelly,
head offices, Glasgow & Edinburgh,
draws upon Glyn, Mills, Currie,
and Co. London—Jas. Stevenson,
agent ; George Y. Henderson,
accountant
BLACKSMITHS.
Addison John, Lochgelly
Bernard Robert, Ku-kford, Beath