Page 137 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

146 MARKHAM—MARMORA—MARTINTOWN—MATILDA.
MARKHAM,
A VILLAGE situated ia the Township of Markham, County of York, C. W.—distant from Toronto, 20
miles—usual stage fare, 2s. 6d. Population about 650.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c,
Armstrong, William, barley mill. Hunter, H., storekeeper.
Armstrong, William, innkeeper. Ireland, John, inspector of licenses.
Barker, Archibald, storekeeper and postmaster. Kerr, Rev. P., Wesleyan Methodist-
Barker, A., grist mill owner. Milne, T. A., grist mill owner.
Cash, David, fanning machine and pumpmaker. Milne, T., cloth manufacturer.
Crosbey, H. B., store keeper. Miller, Dr. Samuel.
Doherty, Dr. John. Morrison, William, inspector of licenses..
Eckart, G., inspector of licenses. Pringle, James, waggonmaker.
Flemerfelt, George, storekeeper. Robson, John, grist mill owner.
Flemerfelt, William, tanner. Robertson, John, tanner.
Forster, M. W., threshing machine manufacturer. Scott, William, waggonmaker.
Gorkan, Miss, girls school. Schoules, F. H., boy's school.
Hall, C. F., waggonmaker. Speight, Thomas, waggonmaker.
Hall, EL, innkeeper. Stewart, Rev. James, Church of Scotland.
Holden, S., J. P., general store. Wilson, G., junr., waggonmaker.
Houck, Lewis, storekeeper. Wright, Dr. H. H.
Houck, L., fanning machine and pumpmaker. Wright, S. R., & Co., foundry.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.—David Reesor, reeve; Henry Miller, deputy reeve ; Samuel Reesor, C. Keller,
George Pringle, junr., councillors—A. B. Crosbey, clerk and treasurer ; J. Pringle, junr. and William
Nicholls, assessors and collectors.
MARMORA,
A VILLAGE situated on Crow River, in the Township of Marmora, C. W.—distant from Belleville,
32 miles—and from Kingston, 82 miles. Population about 200.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c,
Bleecker, George, general store and innkeeper. Laycock, Mrs., milliner.
Brady, Mrs., innkeeper, Leggett, Joseph, mason.
Brady, Charles, tailor. Marmora foundry, Co., George Neilson, manager.
Chisholm, , grist and saw mills. Meath, John, carpenter and builder.
Clark, John, blacksmith. Seagriff, James, general store and innkeeper.
Claremont, E. A., blacksmith. Sloan, John, blacksmith.
Higgins, John, carriagemaker. Vancleek, W. Peter, saw mill.
Johns, B., saw mill. Youngs, W., general store.
Kelly, William, tailor. Youngs & McConnell, shoemakers.
Laycock, Richard, postmaster and shoestore.
MARTINTOWN,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Charlottenburg, County of Glengarry, C. W.—distant from
Montreal, 75 miles—distant from Cornwall, 13 miles—and from Lancaster, 11 miles. Population
about 300.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Blackwood, Robert, general store. McLeod, Angus, wheelwright.
Burton, James, innkeeper. McLeod, Peter, saddler.
Foulds, John, tanner. McMartin, Alexander, postmaster, miller, carding,
Grant, Dr. James. fulling and cloth dressing mills.
Gray, Donald, turner. McMartin, Duncan, general store.
Irvine, James, waggonmaker. McNaughton, Donald, wheelwright.
Kelly, J. J., saddler. McRae, James, blacksmith.
McDonald, James, blacksmith. Simpson, Dr. John.
McDonald, Duncan, blacksmith. Smith, John R., general store.
McDonnell, George A., innkeeper. Smith, William, blacksmith.
McGregor, Murdoch, general store. Wilson, Mrs. Charlotte, storekeeper.
McLaurin, Rev. John, Church of Scotland. Wilson, Alexander, distiller.
MATILDA,
A VILLAGE situated on the Point Iroquois Canal, in the Township of Matilda, C. W.—distant from
Prescott, 15 miles—and from Cornwall, 36 miles. Population about 125.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &e.
CARMAN & BAILEY, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, stationery and
school books.