he 130th Lanark-Renfrew Battalion marching on George Street, Lanark Village, to join the Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Forces in 1916- Perth Remembered
LANARK VILLAGE – 1851 DIRECTORY
A Village situated in the Township of Lanark, and County of Lanark, C.W. – distant from Perth, 11 miles – usual stage fare, 5s. Population about 300.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, & c.
GEMMILL, J.K., printer and publisher of the Lanark Observer
HALL, JOHN, postmaster
Buffam, Samuel, innkeeper
Caldwell, B. & J., general merchants, No. 1, George street
Caldwell, Alexander, lumber merchant
Craig, John, carriage maker
Craig, Adam, cooper
Craig, —-, beef and pork inspector
Dobie, Thomas, blacksmith
Dobie, William, boot and shoemaker
Drysdale, James, cabinetmaker
Drysdale, Robert, cabinetmaker
Fraser, Rev. Thomas, Church of Scotland
French, Francis, tailor
Gallinger, J., blacksmith and horseshoer
Gallinger, Jacob, axe maker
Gemmill, James, joiner and cabinetmaker
Hall, J. & F., general merchants, No. 5, George street
Hall, A.G., clerk and accountant
James, John, house carpenter
James, Robert, tailor
Kelly, J.C., & Co., fanning mill-makers
Lamont, Joseph, hotelkeeper
Livingston, John, tailor
McInnes, Alexander, wagonmaker
McLaren, Peter, grammar school teacher
Mair, John, boot and shoemaker
Mair, James, & Son, general merchants, No. 3, George street
Maxwell, Daniel, carpenter
Monahan, William, beef and pork inspector
Monroe, Alexander, M.D., chemist and druggist, No. 6, George street.
Robertson, William, joiner
Smith, John, tanner and dealer in harness
Wilson, Thomas, spirit dealer
Wilson, Thomas, boot and shoemaker
Wright, John, housepainter
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