Page 106 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

HULL—HUNTINGDON—INDIANA—INDUSTRY, or St. Charles Borromee. H5
HULL,
A VILLAGE situated on the River Ottawa, in the Township of Hull, County of Ottawa, C. E.—the
Village is opposite Upper Bytown, with which it is connected by a handsome suspension bridge—the
stage and steamboat fares are the same as to Bytown.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
BATTISON, WILLIAM, hotelkeeper—travellers will find this a good house, and the charges
reasonable.
DOLE, ALEXANDER M., agent for Hamilton <fc Brothers of Quebec, lumber merchants.
WASHBURN, S., axe factory—axes of the very best description always for sale.
Gunn, , innkeeper. Wright, Ruggles, sen., lumber merchant.
McLaughlin, H., postmaster and general store. Wright, Alonzo, lumber merchant.
Waggoner, , grist mill. Wright, Joshua, lumber merchant.
HUNTINGDON,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Godmanchester, County of Beauhamois, C. E.—distant from
Montreal, 60 miles,—stage fare in winter, 12s. 6d.—steamboat and stage fare in summer, 10s. Popu-
lation about 650. •
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Fortune, James, chemist and druggist.
Graham, William, dealer in groceries, dry goods, hardware, &c.
Marshall, William, dealer in groceries, dry goods, hardware, &c.
Robinson, John, postmaster and dealer in groceries, dry goods, hardware, &c.
Schuyler & Lewis, lumber merchants, saw mill and general store.
Adams, Thomas, tailor. Lamb, William, commissioner of court.
Botham, James, collector of customs. Lighthall, H. S. & G. H., carding and fulling
Brock, Rev. James, Wesleyan. mills.
Chalmers, William, general store. Morrison, John, general store.
Cockburn, Thomas, watchmaker. Muir, Rev. P. D., United Presbyterian.
Crawford, Thomas, blacksmith. O'Keefe, D., advocate.
Danskin, E., commissioner of court. Patterson, Archibald, blacksmith.
Fitch, David, innkeeper. Robb, James, saddler.
Fortune, John, tanner and shoemaker. Ruston, William, general store.
Gilmour, John, shoemaker. Shanks, Daniel, tailor.
Hall, David, wheelwright. Sheriff, Dr. F. B.
Henderson, Archibald, flour mill. Smith, Andrew, saddler.
Hunter, David, general store. Sommerville, R., commissioner of court.
Hunter, William, general store. Thompson, H. E., innkeeper.
Jackson, Isaac, & Co., general store. Wallace, Rev. Alexander, Church of Scotland.
Knox, J., blacksmith. White, Alexander, general store.
INDIANA,
A VILLAGE situated on the Grand River, in the Township of Onondaga, County of Haldimand, C. W.
—distant from Brantford, 28 miles—usual steamboat fare, 5s.—distant from Dunnville, 22 miles—
usual steamboat fare, 3s. 9d. Population about 200.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
STREET, ROBERT H., postmaster and general merchant.
Fitzsimons, John, innkeeper. McWain, T. V. B., innkeeper.
Kirkland & Robinson, distillers. Mussen, T. & W., pail factory.
Kerrott, Wm., deputy collector of tolls on Grand Sharp, H. H., carpenter and turner.
River. Thomson, David, (the late) executors of, general
Lester, Thomas, lumber merchant and saw mills. merchants.
INDUSTRY, or St. Charles BorromSe.
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of Lanoraie, County of Berthier, C. E.—distant from Montreal,
42 miles—there is a railroad to the Village of Rawdon—rate of fare, first class, 2s., second class, Is.—
there is ,a college of industry, known as " Joliette College," here, at which the boarding and tuition
costs only £6 15s. per annum.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
LEODEL, PETER CHARLES, M. D., lieutenant colonel of militia, and commissioner for
small causes.
SCALLON, EDWARD, merchant and dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, grain, flour,,
pork and sawed lumber.