Domestics Wanted (Gloucester Citizen, 27 February 1907)
Wanted, for the country, a good House-Parlourmaid; Churchwoman; good wages; reference required;.-Mrs. R. Bouth, Elkstone Rectory, near Cheltenham. 1008
Social and Personal (Cheltenham Examiner, 29 July 1909)
Colonel Rogers, J.P., V.D., has sold Battledown Court, Cheltenham, to the Rev. R.H.M. Bouth, vicar of Elkstone, a small village half-way between Cheltenham and Cirencester. Colonel Rogers will shortly remove to his house at St. Stephen's Manor, lately occupied by the Rev. C. McArthur.
Cirencester Rural District Council (Cheltenham Chronicle, 23 October 1909)
[Ed. One paragraph of many] The Clerk reported the appointment of Mr. G.S. Bazley on the joint committee for the West Gloucester United District Medical Officers' Order, 1906, had now expired, and there was a second vacancy owing to the removal and resignation of the Rev. R.H.M Booth (Elkstone).-Mr. W.C. Arkell proposed and Mr. White seconded the re-election of Mr. Bazley, and Mr. White moved and Mr. Attwater seconded the election of Mr. E.T. Cripps in place of Mr Bouth.—Both motions were approved unanimously.
