Page 15 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

34 BEAUMONT—BEAUHARNOIS—BEAVERTON.

McLean, John, steam flour mills & cloth factory. Roberts, John, merchant tailor.
Maghcll, Henry, cabinetmaker. Robinson, R. F. W., school teacher.
Marlatt, Isaac Clinton, Exchange Hotel. Roy & Co., general store.
Marlatt, Isaac, ironfounder. Sehwabb, William, potter.
Mills, Henry, bootmaker. Tufford, Martin, blacksmith.
Morris, George, waggonmaker. Walker, John S. r storekeeper*
Morrow, Robert, tailor. Wigg, Edmund, baker.
Prudhom, Charles, blacksmith. Woolverton, A. N., M» D»
BEAUMONT.
The VILLAGE of Beaumont is situated on the River St Lawrence, in the Seigniory of the same name
and county of Bellechasse, C. E.—distant from Quebec, 9 miles.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Boilard, Lewis. Labrecque, Francis, saw mill.
Chabot, Jean, millowner. Moseau, Joseph.
Chasseur, Germain, general store. Montranci, James.
Cote, Lewis, miller. Noel, Rev. Narcisse Louis, Roman Catholic-
Enouf, Abraham, innkeeper and general store. Peltier, Hector.
Faucher, M., millowner, Roy, Hilaire.
Fraser, Thomas. Turgeon, Zepherin, general store-
BEAUHARNOIS,
A VILLAGE situated on Lake St. Louis, in the Seigniory and County of Beauharnois, C. E.—distanr
from Montreal, 33 miles—usual steamboat fare, 2s. 6d.—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d. Population about 800.-
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
BROWN, LAURENCE GEORGE, agent for the seigniory, and J. P.
WILSON & JACK, dealers in groceries, dry goods, hardware, grain, and country produce,
Bogue, Henry, postmaster, and dealer in groceries, dry goods, and hardware.
Duncan, George B., brewer and baker.
Johnston, Robert, dry goods store.
Robillard, W v grocery, dry goods, and hardware store.
Blanehard, Moses, advocate. Leonard, Joseph, notary.
Bogie, Antoine, saddler. M'Martin, Alexander, blacksmith.
Bouche, Pierre, innkeeper. Norval, R. H., clerk to seigniory.
Caverhill, J. & T., general store. O'Doherty, I>r., physician, &c.
Charland, Rev. D., Roman Catholic. Roy, Basil, baker and grocer.
Dault, Charles, advocate. Sabourin, Dr. Moses.
Gernon, Dr. John G. Thibeau, Joseph, saddler.
Haig, Rev. Thomas, Presbyterian. Thorn, Robert, innkeeper.
Haiuault, Louis, notary.
BEAVERTON.
The VILLAGE of Beaverton is situated on Lake Simcoe. in the Township of Thorah, county of York,
C. W.—distant from Toronto, 75 miles, and from Whitby, 45 miles—usual steamboat fare from Hol-
land Landing, 5s. Population about 150.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Anderson, John, tanner and currier. Grierson, J. & Co., Beaverton mills and genera*
Anderson, John, constable and inspector of ta- store.
Terns. Grey, Thomas, limeburner.
Borthwick, J. Douglas, school teacher. Horth, Stephen, merchant and miller.
Boynton, John, stage proprietor|and hotelkeeper. Kennedy, E., carpenter and builder.
Calder, Duncan, distiller. Kingdom, Roger, M. D.
Calder, Alexander, turner and saw mills. M'Cuaig, Duncan, waggonmaker.
Cameron, Donald, township reeve, postmaster, M'Cuaig, Alexander, blacksmith.
and general store. M'Hallie, James, innkeeper and blacksmith.
Cameron, Alexander, carpenter and builder. M'Innes, Donald, innkeeper.
Cameron, John, tailor and bailiff. M'Nab, Andrew, tailor.
Campbell, James, tailor and bailiff. Morison, Malcolm, general store.
Cathcart, John, shoemaker. Morison, William, cooper.
Ellis, G., pilot of steamer Mohawk. Proctor, George, general store, miller and dis-
Ellis, James, carding and fulling mills. tiller.
Elder, George, weaver. Robinson, Charles, flour merchant, and clerk o&
Elder, James, weaver. court.