Victoria Inn - Revision history

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 |13/04/1937
-|Death of William Henry Lumber. "Up to the time of his retirement some time ago, he was the licensee for some years of the Winterfield Inn, Paulton, prior to which he held the license for a long period of the [[Victoria Inn]], Newtown" - though the article on the 23rd of April says he held the license of the Victoria for a short time (and the Winterfield for 21 years).
+|Death of William Henry Lumber. "Up to the time of his retirement some time ago, he was the licensee for some years of the [[Winterfield Inn]], Paulton, prior to which he held the license for a long period of the Victoria Inn, Newtown" - though the article on the 23rd of April says he held the license of the Victoria for a short time (and the Winterfield for 21 years).
 |[[Somerset Guardian and Radstock Observer - 16 April 1937]]<br>
 [[Somerset Guardian and Radstock Observer - 23 April 1937]]

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 |On October 1, 1935, the present Victoria Inn in Farrington Road was opened and Mr. Carter has lived there ever since.
 |[[Somerset Guardian and Radstock Observer - 15 March 1957]]
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 |25/02/1938

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	Absalom died in 1864, and the license passes to his son Abraham Hiscox Grey.		Absalom died in 1864, and the license passes to his son Abraham Hiscox Grey.
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		+	In the early 1930s the old Victoria Inn was demolished and a new building opened in October 1935. While it was being built, the landlord, Wilfred Carter, ran the inn from Britannia Cottage, where he was living with his father Reuben James Carter, former licensee of the [[Britannia Inn]].

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   - 1888-????		Willian Henry (Harry) Lumber (son of Christopher)
   - ????-1901-1913	Mark Hillman
-  - 1913-1931-????	Charles Hall
+  - 1913-1933-????	Charles Hall
   - 1934-1965		Wilfred George Carter
   - ????-1976-????	Alan and Marlene Lee

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 |Slightly odd story about Charles Hall, licensee of the Victoria Inn, Paulton, not paying someone to slaughter his horse.
 |[[Somerset Guardian and Radstock Observer - 10 March 1933]]
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 |Wilfred Geo. Carter, Victoria Inn, Paulton
 |Kelly's Directory of Somerset 1935
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 |25/02/1938
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 |15/03/1957
-|Biographical piece about Wilfred George Carter, of the Victoria Inn.
+|Biographical piece about Wilfred George Carter, of the Victoria Inn. Some key details - In July 1934 Mr. Carter became licensee of the Victoria Inn, Newtown, Paulton. He ran the inn from Britannia Cottage, while a new public house was being built. On October 1, 1935, the present Victoria Inn in Farrington Road was opened and Mr. Carter has lived there ever since.
 |[[Somerset Guardian and Radstock Observer - 15 March 1957]]
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 |W. G. Carter. licencee of the Victoria Inn, Paulton, supported the application of James Woodland, of the [[Winterfield Inn]] for a Spirits License.
 |[[Somerset Guardian and Radstock Observer - 10 March 1950]]
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 |09/04/1965

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 |09/04/1965
-|Retirement of Mr. Wilfred George Carter, licensee of Victoria Inn for nearly 31 years.
+|Retirement of Mr. Wilfred George Carter, licensee of Victoria Inn for nearly 31 years. License has been taken over by Mr. B. Hawkins, licensee of the [[Rising Sun]] which has recently been closed.
 |[[Somerset Standard - 09 April 1965]]
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