Page 52 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

CLAIRMONT—CLABENCEYILLE—CLARKE, or Newton. 61
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o.
Byam, Rev. J. W., Episcopal Methodist. McGeorge, Rev. Mr., Methodist.
Colton and Tracy, general store. Morrison, Rev. M., Methodist.
Coder, Miss, school teacher. Perry, D., general store.
Draper, Rev. E., Episcopal Methodist. Poinier, R., tannery.
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Duggan, \\ ., postmaster. Simpson, J., grist mill.
Dunbar, J., innkeeper. Truij, William, school teacher.
Hall, T. D., general store arid ashery. Also 3 blacksmiths, 3 carpenters, 2 coopers,
Ingram, M., grist and saw mills. 1 harness maker, 3 shoemakers, 2 tailors, 2 wag-
Lyons, Dr.. physician and surgeon. gonmakers.
McCullougb, Dr., physician and surgeon.
CLAIRMONT,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Burford, County of Oxford, C. W.—distant from Brantfojsf 9
miles—usual stage fare, 2s. 6d.—distant from Toronto, 82 miles—from London, 5G miles. Population.
about 300.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &e.
Catten, John, general storekeeper and inspector of licenses.
Caul field, Dr., physician. Marks, T. D., ironfounder and tinsmith.
Caulfield. Rev. A. St. G., Church of England. Mathews, John, general store.
Chester, Dr. F., physician. Perley, C. S., mill owner.
Coker, F., tailor. Robinson, —.—, innkeeper.
Force, William, inspector of licenses Rose, H., M. D.
Hearns, James, cabinetmaker. Serptll, W. 1L, carpenter.
Hunt, S. M., blacksmith. Skinner, J., M. D.
Hunt, Robert, bootmaker. Smith, Isaac, carpenter.
Jones, Thomas, boots and shoes. Steel, John, general store.
Jones, B., general store. Vincent, Rev. Mr., Congrcgationalist.
Kerby, , hotelkecper. Ward, John, cabinetmaker.
Lighiley, G., shoemaker. Whitehead, W. L., postmaster and clerk of divi*
Lon< y, hotelkecper. sion court.
McCulirey, J., tailor. Whitehead, N. M., agent for marriage licensee.
CLARENCEV1LLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of Koyan, County of Rouvillc, C. E.—distant from Phillipsburg,
10 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Barber, J. P., M.D. Harringion, E. W., chair factory.
Brainerd & Shattuck, general store. Inglis, Rev. E. S., Wesleyan.
Clark, D. S., general store. Lafflin, U..M.D.
Clark, P., tailor. Morrison, W. F., shoemaker-
Clark, J., innkeeper. Spiers, A. & M., builders.
Curtis, Edward, tanner. Stewart, C, collector of customs and postmaster.
Evans, Charles, carriagemaker. Taylor, James, blacksmith.
Foster, Richard, carriagemaker. Townsend, Rev. M., Church of England.
CLARKE, or Newton,
A VILLAGE situated on the post road to Toronto, in the Township of Clarke, County of Durham,
C. W.—distant from Port Hope, 12 miles,—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d.—-distant from Toronto, 52 miles,—
usual stage fare, 12s. 6d. Population about 250.
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Beavis, John, postmaster. McBain, John tailor.
Bowles, Robert, tailor. McBain, John, innkeeper.
Bolan, Samuel, cabinetmaker. McBride, William, carriage maker.
Conroy, Ephrium, blacksmith. McCaldon, Isaac, carpenter.
Coutler, John, shoemaker. McMurtry, James, innkeeper.
Culver, Abraham, carriagemaker. Muldrew, William, tailor.
Dickey, Theron, blacksmith. Ormston, Rev. W., United Presbyterian
Gairdner, James A., general store. Porter, James, shoemaker.
Harrison, John, carpenter. Shaw, George E-> general store.
Hopwood, John, tailor. Smith, Noble C , general store.
Hyatt, Sewell, carpenter. Smith, William, shoemaker.
Jacobs, Joseph, tannery. Stephens, Richard, shoemaker.
Kennedy, Robert, blacksmith. Stratton, Samuel, shoemaker.
Lockhart, John, carriagemaker. Thomas, , cabinetmaker.
McArthur, Donald, saddler. Uljyot, Dalton, general store.