1901 census occupations

[liverpoolgenealogy]

Hi,

Can anyone help me read the two occupations please? Would appreciate any assistance, thanks! 

James Boggans   Head   M   27   [?]   Worker      Liverpool
Bridget Do              Wife   M   22                    do
Martin Do               Son      1                   do
Mary E. Do      Sister U   25   [? Cellar?] Worker   do

[mckha489]

James is a News Agent

[liverpoolgenealogy]

James is a News Agent

Thank you very much! 

[tonepad]

Mary is a Bottle Winer?

Bottle is clearly written, Winer is not so clear


Tony

[MollyC]

Bottler?  But cannot make out the small word below cellar.

"Cellar" may be a later annotation, standardising the type of work.  Need to see more of the page to compare the style of other annotations.

[bbart]

https://census1891.com/occupations-all.php

Apparently there was an occupation of Botter, Cellar!

Maybe that small word is what she was actually putting in the bottle?

[MollyC]

Census officials added words later, perhaps here saying bottler should be classified as a cellar-type worker to fit into a group which they actually counted.  It looks as if this may have been added above the line.  But you need to compare the style of it with other annotations on the page or neighbouring pages to see if it is typical of the handwriting, different from the enumeratior's writing, but similar in this case.

Ale? Cannot see it, but it is a short word!

[AlanBoyd]

Bottler serv?

There are a small number of newspaper references to “bottler’s servant”, although admittedly these are in Scotland. They seem to have been involved in recycling bottles via the deposit system.

[bbart]

Maybe it's not a short word..... there is a funny loop right under the two L's in cellar..... could it be "Washer" and the "Wa" faded away?