Page 45 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

CEDARS—CHAMBERLAIN'S CORNERS—CHAMBLY.

HURSSELL, JOSEPH, produce and forwarding merchant and storage, Ouse and Brant eta.
M'CLUNG, SAMUEL, boarding house, Talbot st.
MOBLO, NELSON, blacksmith, Ottawa and Kerr sts.
PHELPS, O. S., general merchant, Cayuga st.
ROBINSON, GEORGE, Cotlage inn and shoe store, Talbot st.
WALTERS, JOHN, general merchant, Talbot st.
WELSH, JOHN, hotelkeeper, Talbot and Munsee sts.
WOOLNOUGH, JAMES, butcher, King st., Market square.
Armstrong, W. H., general store. Marshall, John, bricklayer.
Brown, Seth, grocer. Matthews, John, cabinetmaker.
Campbell, Duncan, innkeeper. Pine, William, builder.
Finlan, Michael, innkeeper. Storer, John, bricklayer.
Grant, Andrew, joiner. Stuart, Daniel, joiner.
Harrison, William, waggonmaker. Suter, Samuel, general store.
Hurssell, Jonathan, brewer. Woolnough, B. L., blacksmith.
CEDARS.
THE VILLAGE of Cedars is situated on the River St. Lawrence, in the Seigniory of Soulanges, County of
Vaudreuil, C. E.—distant from Montreal, 36 miles—usual stage fare, 7s. 6d.—usual steamboat fare from
Cascades, (5 miles below) to Lachine, 2s. 6d. Population about 225.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o.
WATERS, WILLIAM, postmaster, and BritishAmerican hotel, and stage house.
Armstrong, Thomas, bootmaker. Flynn, E. grocer, &c.
Bedard, J. B., saw, fulling and threshing mills. Giroux, Eusebe, blacksmith.
Berthelot, Dr. A., commissioner of the court for Hays, E., jun., notary.
small causes. Howson, Thomas, blacksmith.
Bienjouetie, Francois, general store. Joassin, Benjamin, school teacher.
Charet, Dominique, general store. Larose & Son, millers.
Coutlie, Dominique, cabinetmaker. Legre, Joachim, cabinetmaker.
Coutlie, David, cabinetmaker. Mason, P. T., notary.
Debois, A. A., notary. Roux, Rev. M., Roman Catholic.
Deparois, Francois, shoemaker. Roy, Alexander, general store and wharfinger.
Deparois, Francois, cabinetmaker.
CHAMBERLAIN'S CORNERS,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Kitley, County of Leeds, C. W. — distant 24 miles from
Brockville. Population about 120.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Chamberlain, Wyatt, general store. M'Lean, Alexander, postmaster and general store.
Chamier, Francis, innkeeper. M'Lean, Joseph, saw mills.
Herrick, Hiram, saddler and harnessmaker. Mitchell, William, blacksmith.
Kilborn, Philander, shoemaker. Robinson, William, innkeeper.
Kilborn, Virgil, blacksmith. Smith, W., tanner and currier.
Livingston, John, carriagemaker. Stone, Asahel, blacksmith.
Livingston, Duncan, grist and saw mills.
CHAMBLY,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory and County of Chambly, C. E.—distant from Montreal, 18 miles—
usual stage fare, 3s. 9d. There is a fort here erected by the French Government in 1711, and the situa-
tion of the Village taken altogether, is very pleasant. Population of the Parish of Chambly about 5000.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OFPROFESSIONS, TEADES, &c.
YULE, JOHN, mayor and mill owner.
Austen, Thomas, county registrar. Chalou, Louis, blacksmith.
Baret, Edouard, baker. Cote, Prudent, carpenter.
Beausoliel, Narcisse, temperance inn. Curley, Thomas, shoemaker.
Bisonais, Alexander, general store. Demers, Abraham, shoemaker.
Booth, Ansel, innkeeper. Donelly, John, carpenter.
Boyd, Mrs. William, innkeeper. Dorval, Xavier, shoemaker.
Braithwaite, Rev. Joseph, Church of England. Dorval, Joseph, shoemaker.
•Chaffers, Charles J., notary. Douglas, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist
'Challiner, Francis, general store. Dunn, John, tanner.