LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
14 Boake, Mrs. W.
5 Cadden and Seccombe
12 Hardy, O. J. “Glenrowen”
6 Jones, H. W.
3 Long, F. A. “Cahnaroo”
13 Mould, J. A. Storekeeper
11 Mackenzie, Colin “Glenburnie”
4 Mulckey, M.
3 Rowell Bros. “Drildool”
9 Ryan, J. W.
8 Smith, A. E. “Lochmohir”
11 Thompson, L. F. “Towri” (20).
Dolly Duncan (nee Murphy) and Hilda Willard (nee Holcombe) were two telephonists who are remembered about the 1930’s period.
A site described as Allotment 1 of Section 1, village of Burren Junction, parish of Denylson, County of Jamison was acquired as a site for an official Post Office at Burren Junction and recorded in the Commonwealth Gazette of 1st October, 1910. “Burren Junction” was included in a list of new buildings in the 1916 annual report of the Postmaster General (21). In recent years a brick building has been added which is the telephone exchange.
On 1.7.1983 the Burren Junction was allocated non-official status again and still operates as a non-official office providing a vital service to the people of the area.
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