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I agree with JenB that the location is Dalry Mills. 
As the other addresses in the list are recognisable as being in Edinburgh,  I assume that Dalry Mills were there, too, and not in the Ayrshire(?) Dalry.   A Google search shows Dalry / Murrayfield mills in Edinburgh as paper mills, but the occupation of currier is to do with dressing tanned leather, I think.   Would paper milling and leather preparation have gone on in the same premises?
Hope I haven’t confused the issue! But I have confused myself! 😳
Ax

I’m fairly sure it’s Cerebral Tumor (tumour)
Definitely don’t feel silly!  Sometimes you see them, sometimes you don’t!
Anne

A G*****e search for “Scotland versus USA curling 1955” returned a few interesting pieces.  One report about the ‘Scot Tour’ of 1955 on the United States Women’s Curling Association (uswca) website has a photograph of the team members as they are about to board the plane to travel to Scotland. The pictured team members are named and one is Mrs Ross Bennett.  The report gives some information but I don’t think it include dates or venues of planned matches - I don’t want to go back and check in case I loose this reply!   
It does say that the article is printed in the United States Women’s Curling Association Historical Review, 1947 to 1997.   
Hope it is of some interest.   
Anne

A quick G search shows that, at that time, Lee, Kent was a village, a parish and a sub-district in Lewisham district, Kent.  Now it’s a district in south-east London, within the London Boroughs of Lewisham and Greenwich.  It is within the historic county of Kent.

Anne

Re my reply, Reply #9, I apologise for  S H O U T I N G via use of capital letters.
It’s really not like me!  Must be to do with the stress of lockdown. 

Sorry.  Keep up the search!

Anne