Page 257 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

268 PENETANGUISHENE—PEBC Y—PERTH.
Armstrong, John and William, ashery. Mathewson, Hugh, carpenter.
Beattie, William, cooper. Name, John, school teacher.
Brown, William, brewer. Rastal, William, general store.
Campbell, Malcolm, tailor. Riach, John, general store.
Cole, Hiram, shinglemaker. Rowan, John, innkeeper.
Crews, Rev. John, Methodist. Rowan, Duncan, shipowner.
Fraser, Rev. William, Baptist. Sutton, William, storekeeper.
McConnell, Hugh, blacksmith. Splane, Thomas, innkeeper.
McDonald, John, general store. Walker, Francis, innkeeper.
McKenzie, David, shoemaker. Withers, William, sawmill.
Maitland, William, plasterer. Youngs, W. S., carpenter.
PENETANGUISHENE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Townships of Tiny and Tay, and County of Simcoe, C. W.—distant from
Barrie, 36 miles—usual steamboat fare from Penetanguishene to Owen's Sound, 10s.—usual stage
fare from Penetanguishene to Barrie, 7s. 6d.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Agency, Bank of Upper Canada, W. B. Hamilton, Hamilton, W. B., storekeeper, postmaster.
agent. Jeffrey, Edward, storekeeper.
Barrie Building Society, W. B. Hamilton, agent. Jeffrey, Stephen, Huron hotel.
Bell, W. C , carpenter and builder. McFraser, Captain, F. C , owner steamer Gore.
Charest, Rev. A., Roman Catholic National Loan Fund Assurance Company, Lon-
Copland, George, miller. don, W. B. Hamilton, agent.
Champagne, Pierre, builder. O'Neil, William, boot and shoemaker.
Colombus, Louis, blacksmith. Schneider, Charles, baker.
Dusome, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. Simpson, William, storekeeper.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company, London, W. Simpson, William, notary public, and collector
B. Hamilton, agent. of customs.
Farling, James, blacksmith. Thompson, N. A., storekeeper.
Faribrass, Frederick, tailor. Trudell, Marcus, carpenter and builder.
Gordon, George, baker. Warren, James, carpenter and builder.
Hallen, Rev. George, Church of England. Wright, James, butcher.
Hamilton, W. B., wharfinger.
PERCY,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Percy, County of Northumberland, C. W.—distant from
Trent Port, 22 miles. Population about 350.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Baldwin, Norman, blacksmith. Humphries, Israel, lumber merchant and sawmill.
Bettes, Hiram, tinsmith. Humphries, H. Y. H., lumber merchant.
Blair, Nelson, flour mill and carding mill. Humphries, William, lumber merchant.
Brock, Edson, harnessmaker. Hutton, James, storekeeper.
Church, Oliver, carpenter and builder. Maybee, Alfred, general storekeeper.
Classon, Simson, carriagemaker. Miller, J. tanner, shoemaker and harnessmaker.
Divine, Patrick, cooper. Percy, Dr. physician and surgeon.
Douglas, John, blacksmith. Platt, William, postmaster and storekeeper.
Dolton, William, blacksmith. Pratt, William, shoemaker.
Douglas, John, clerk of division court, Puffer, Henry, innkeeper.
Douglas, Alexander, shoemaker. Richmond, David, carriagemaker.
Fortin, Louis, innkeeper. Roland, James B., shoemaker.
Fowler, flour mills. Renwick, Thomas, tailor.
Fraser, Abraham, carpenter and builder. Smith, Charles, tailor.
Gilchrist, John, general etore. Summers, Patrick, tailor.
Corvin, Charles, innkeeper. Tierney, John, shoemaker.
PERTH,
T H E COUNTY TOWN of the United Counties of Lanark and Renfrew, is situated on the River Tay in
the Township of Drummond, C. W. The Town is 7 miles from the Rideau Canal, and the Tay is ren-
dered navigable for that distance by means of five locks, which are capable of admitting barges carry*
ing from 80 to 90 tons. Distance from Brockville direct, 40 miles—distance from Brockville by Smith's
Falls, being the stage route, 47 miles—usual stage fare, reduced to 10s. Population about 2000.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Malloch, John G., judge of the county and division courts.
McMartin, Daniel, judge of the surrogate court.