Kelly’s Directory for Wylye [Wily], Wiltshire, 1907:
Private residents
Miss Bristow.
Francis Henry Brown.
David Burch, Newton House.
Misses Dowdell.
Thomas Dowdell, Hazlehurst.
Gerald Richard Frederick FitzGerald, lieutenant in Auxiliary Forces, Manor House.
George Gay.
Rev. George Randolph Hadow, M.A., The Rectory.
Charles Penruddocke.
Miss Titt, Walnut Cottage.
Commercial
George Bell, harness maker.
George Bush, cycle repairer and assistant overseer.
Samuel Doughty, farmer and builder.
William Daniel Doughty, builder.
J. Dowdell and Son, coal merchants and farmers.
Lewis Flint, baker, grocer and oil stores, agent for Pratt’s motor spirit.
Ernest Gray, water miller.
Frederick Gurd, Bell family and commercial hotel, anglers and touring parties catered for, catering, posting, etc.
William Herring, Swan inn.
Hibberd Bros., grocers, bakers and provision merchants.
Herbert Sidney Hill, Railway station master.
Charles John Lovett, boot repairer.
Charles Lush and Sidney Lush, farmers, Wylye Farm.
Charles Penruddocke, M.R.C.S.,Eng., L.R.C.P.,Edin., physician and surgeon, and medical officer and public vaccinator, Stapleford district, Wilton Union.
James Pretty, butcher.
James Read, carpenter and wheelwright.
George Richings, newsagent.
Mrs. Eliza Shergold, caretaker Wyvern Hall and Reading Room.
William Smith, farmer, Court Farm.
Walter White and Son, drapers.
Alfred Whittle, carrier.
Job Wootton, master Elementary School.