Page 126 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

LINDSAY—L'ISLET—LLOYDTOWN. 135
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
VINCENT, C. R., dealer in dry goods, groceries, books, stationery, music, &c, agent for
Appleton & Co., and other New York publishing houses.
Adams, Richard, shoemaker. Hall, William, cabinetmaker.
Alcorn, T. C., M. D. Haskell, B. A., bailiff.
Barrie, James, tailor. Hunting, William, saw mill.
Brooks, Charles, general store. Kenniston, J., cabinetmaker.
Carron, G., blacksmith. Mears, Mrs., ladies' school.
Chapman, James, carpenter. Olivier, J., shoemaker.
Cusning, T. P., general store. Weaver, Elijah, innkeeper.
Dooliltie, Rev. Lucius, Church of England. Webster, G., brewer.
Fuller, Lewis, general store.
LINDSAY,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Ops, County of Peterborough, C. W.—distant from Peterboro,
28 miles—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d. Population about 550.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c
CULBERT, D., postmaster and commissioner of court of Queens' Bench.
Allanby, John, M. D. Keenan, Thomas, merchant.
Bigelow, Hiram, merchant, miller and wharfinger. Killen, Samuel, tailor.
Britton, Charles, merchant. Lee, Samuel, ploughmaker.
Bird, Thomas, M. D. Lermon, George, merchant.
Carey, , carpenter. McDonnell, William, merchant.
Clark, Thomas, brewer. Mitchell, John, innkeeper and stage owner.
Conroy, , blacksmith. Mortimer, , shoemaker.
Culbert, Elijah, tinsmith. Murphy, Jeremiah, blacksmith.
Culbert, Mrs. E., dressmaker. Oakley, Thomas, shoemaker.
Culbert, William, carpenter. O'Leary, Jeremiah, innkeeper.
Chisholrn, Rev. James, Roman Catholic. Roche, George, merchant,
Dunsford, George, attorney at law. Rowe & Cotton, steamboat owners.
Dohenny, John, innkeeper. Sanderson, Rev. John, Wesleyan.
Diment, John, shoemaker, Sharp, Rev. Robert, Presbyterian.
Elliot, . waggonmaker. Smith, John, distiller.
Fidler, Josiah, M. D. Talman, , blacksmith.
Margraves, Miss, dressmaker. Thompson, Andrew, carpenter.
Johnson, John, tailor. Tye, John, shoemaker.
L'ISLET,
A VILLAGE situated in the County of L'Islet, 48 miles below Quebec, on the South Shore of the River
St. Lawrence.
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Aubert, Benoni, flour mill* Gamache, Isaac, boarding house and lime kilns.
Autille, Charles, carding mill. Gagn6, Ignace, tannery.
Ballantyne, Duncan S., postmaster and land sur- Grenier, Charles 0., general store.
veyor. Harrower, Captain Charles.
Casgrain, Oliver E., seignior and mill owner. Jiasson, Jean F., general store and ashery.
Cloutier, Captain Benoni. Jiasson, Germain, general store.
Delage, Miss, general store. Martin, Vincent, M. D., commissioner of court.
Delage, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholic. Pagnette, Maxime, general store.
Dominique, Samuel R., deputy registrar. Pouliot, Barthelemi, general store and ashery.
Fafard, Joseph, general store and ashery. Proteau, J. B., miller.
Fortin, Captain Charles, mayor. Proteau, Joseph, miller.
Foumier, Pierre C., clerk of commissioners court. Verault, Germain, notary.
LLOYDTOWN,
A VILLAGE in the Township of King, County of York, C. W.—distant from Toronto, 36 miles—usual
•tage fare, 5s. Population about 400.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Armstrong, George, school master. Casey, John, tailor. •
Boddy, William, boot and shoemaker. Cassidy, John, cooper.
Brown, Oarratt, blacksmith. Cummings, Jeremiah P., attorney at law. &c.
Brown, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. Dearling, George, chairniaker.
Bull, Dr. Edward, coroner. Doyle, Hugh, cooper.
Burling, William, brickmaker. Duffies, Adam, storekeeper.