Page 69 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

DURHAM—EASTON'S CORNERS—EATON—EDWARDSTOWN.

Mack, John, bootmaker. Morrison & Walsh, storekeepers.
McEachem, Hector, innkeeper. Needier, Walker, miller.
McKay, John, tailor. Porter, Thomas, blacksmith.
McKillop, Hugh, blacksmith. Sadler, E. & T., contractors.
McNaughton, William, carpenter. Taylor, John, saddler.
Morrison, Alexander, cabinetmaker.
DURHAM, (St. Francis,)
A VILLAGE in the Township of Durham, County of Drummond, District of St. Francis, situated oa
the west side of the River St. Francis,—distant from Port St. Francis, 56 miles—stage fare, 15s.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Atkinson, George, tavernkeeper. MacCullough, James, J. P.
Balfour, Rev. C. J., Church of England. MacCullough, James, tanner.
Brown, Josias, postmaster. Montgomery, William, J. P.
Cutter, H. J., genera] store. Ross, Rev. G. M., Church of England.
Dunkerly, W., mill owner and wool carder. Walker, Lyman, J. P.
Dunkerley, Rev. , Congregationalist. White, Dr., physician and surgeon.
Foster and Brown, general dealers.
DURHAM, (C W.),
A VILLAGE situated in the Townships of Bentinck and Glenelg, County of Waterloo, C.W.—distant
from Guelph, 56 miles—stage fare, 12s. 6d.—from Owen's Sound, 28 miles. Population about 100.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c
Bell, Henry, builder. May, Isaac, innkeeper.
Briggs, Edward, mason. M'Nab, Alexander B., general store.
Brown, Thomas, tanner and shoemaker. Mathews, George, builder.
Hunter, Archibald, innkeeper. Schofield, H. S., general store.
Jackson, George, crown lands agent. Schofield. M. C, postmaster, land surveyor and
Jardine & Scott, general store. insurance agent,
Legate, Samuel £., grist and saw mills. Stewart, Robert, general store.
EASTON'S CORNERS.
A small VILLAGE in the Township of Wolford, County of Grenviile, C. W.—distant from Merrickville,
7 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Easton, Samuel S., postmaster, general store, Easton, Hiram, Wolford hotel.
grist and saw mills. Meikle, William, general store.

EATON,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Eaton, County of Sherbrooke, C. E.—distant from Sherbrooke,
16 miles—from the Province line at Hereford, 30 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Aubrey, Joseph, carriagemaker. Picard, George, tanner.
Farnsworth, C. S., shoemaker. Sawyer, J. & W., general store.
Foss, Joshua, postmaster and cabinetmaker. Sawyer, W., tailor and clothier.
Gargnon, E., tailor. Sawyer, A., shoemaker.
Hammond, B., blacksmith. Sawyer, S., grist and saw mills.
Hill, H. N., innkeeper. Sherrill Rev. C. T., Congregationalist.
Hurd, S. A., general store and deputy postmaster. Stone, William, shoemaker.
Lebourdais, M., blacksmith. Smith & Hasseltine, wool carders and clothiers.
Lindsay, William, carpenter. Taylor, Charles, bailiff.
Morey & Co., general store. Wiggins, T., cabinetmaker.
Osgood, Joseph, harnessmaker.

EDWARDSTOWN,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of North Georgetown, County of Beauharnois, C. E.—distant
from Montreal, 54 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c
Brown, L. G., agent of seigniory of Beauharnois, McGill, John, general store.
office at Beauharnois. Steacy, Richard, innkeeper.
Cantwell, Thomas, postmaster and storekeeper. Sutton, Rev. E. G., Church of England.