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. • 4* 4* 4* 4* & G. INNE S, 4* Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, 4* and 4* Bedding Manufacturers, 4* 101 MONTAGUE STREET, ROTHESAY, 4* 4* Floor Cloth, Carpets and Window Blinds. 4* Pianos and Perambulators for Hire, §* Carpet Beating a Speciality, 4* Furniture Stored, * 4* Visit this Old Curiosity Shop, 4* #1 Established 1380. THE Price, One Shilling, Fop 10 1 iri -0 HIGGIE & CO., PUBLISHERS^ ROTHESAY I* ««> 4* For GENERAL and FANCY 4^ 4^ D"R A P E R'Y 4* 4* Flooreoveping's, Carpets, Rug's, 4* Blankets, Linens, Hosiery, and Shetland Goods. «§fr Umbrellas re-Covered or Repaired on the Premises. 4* 4^ 4* AL EX. MACRON E, 4fr 4* 28 MONTAGUE STREET, ROTHESAY. 4* w^^ ^^^i*»|*^|^w^^^ BCTPK COUNTY DiaECTORY ADVERTISEMENT. " Dainty Literary M Winsome Little Dish. Volume.' „<z>* A? £ s OS *^ 4 JD V$ VV A & o o° J7 «? «7 4? # <? ^ <T *£* p 9 cf O J? >" <9 o <5 XV 3D 2? # £C S7 2 *9 ^ *? "Guide on a point of " Really an International National Honour." Publication." * gr BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT. Steam, Gas, Electricity, and Shorthand, are powers which have transformed the World. m Writ- Common *§£ Established 187t. ing and the 4^ Arabic <§* School of Numerals (12 3 k 5 <L-c.)> are f Shorthandl indispensible jor the |; TYPE WRITING * Bxtsiness, Profit and <£ 22 Bridge Street, % Pleasure Shorthand, 'lype- M riting, of and Daily Life. $ GEORGE HIGGIE, ± Esperanto Xj, (SHORTHAND WRITER, 3* will become ^ REPORTER, and *S* indispensible CERTIFICATED TEACHER). for the ^ *f* and Assistants. Business, Profit ^ T and <§£ ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY and *& Pleasure ^ ADVANCED CLASHES. #&. of the 4§# J? Successful TitT Prospectuses on Application "*5* Futwe Study with an Eye to Business. BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT. Shorthand, Typewriting, Esperanto, and Business Methods. MR HIGGIE'S CLASSES FOR PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION are conducted during the two Winter Quarters— October till December and January till March. ShOPthand will cor.tinue to be taught with a view to its subsequent usefulness in Business or Professionally. In Typewriting" special attention will be devoted to Punctuation and Capitalisation, a thorough knowledge of which is absolutely necessary in Practical Printing, and cannot longer be neglected by those aspiring to be First-Class Typists. EspeP&ntO.—This wonderful International Language is already used for Business and Pleasure in all parts of the world. Mr Higgie, being an official of the Univesal Esperanto Association, is in touch with important regions all over the woidd, and regularly corresponds witli persons everywhere—notwithstanding their different national languages. Business Methods.— Instruction given in other Up-to-Date Business Methods. Advertisement Writing is a Present Day Enviable Profession, and the ground-work and minutsea have long been familiar to a practical Printer like Mr Higgie. Messrs HIGGIE & COY.S ESPERANTO PUBLICATIONS are known, read and appreciated throughout the whole civilised world. Many of the contributions are written by up-to-date foreigners. CLASSES CONDUCTED From OCTOBER till MARCH, at 22 Bridge Street. BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT. 13rfoge Street, Hotfjesag. ^ €dOM7 Q/vw a wvtmeb7 /0fl zyZee/j dale Q/Mm<men/ Q?t7i,/a *ue o/zwe/iaAek/ mM aat/zeM dunlea e?i Me /ad ana (Onvemved /e mafm/ Jm 3j Say m^ Sa ezAa Q/m tamte enomea m a nea/ wa wtm teta eft? . e^/ a 'Judae l€€\ / BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT THE GREAT SCOTCH CURE MRVETON1M Gives Tone, Strength, and Power to the whole system, and makes : Life Joyful : NERVETONINE is the Supreme Tonic, makes Brave Men and Women by overcoming Nervy Symptoms, Irritabil.ty, Depression. Brain Fag, Iiheumatism, Nenralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Hysteria Sleeplessness, &c. Bottles, post free, 1/10, 2/10. 4!6. FOOT JOY ! THOMPSON S CORN PLASTER JOY rids Crippling Corns, Bunions and Swollen Joints--- snfelv speedilv. Yes, this is the famous "Comfort for the Feet " you hoar of! Only in M. F, T. envelope. Large sheet, 1/3 post free. FOOt POWder Joy.—Standard Specific for Sweaty, Fired, Tired Feet- simple ami sure. 1/3 post free. bxvi JN dUY i " The Skin is a Structural Marvel, and Sagacious Care of it is Handsomely Repaid." Dp Simpsons Apsenieal Complexion Pearls by Purifuni: and Enriching the Blood '3 9 and 4/9 the Bottle) co-act with--- M. F. T. Complexion Skin F03d. - Society's Chosen Specific to Soften and Refine the Skin, both Summer and Winter. Prevents and Removes Redness Coarseness, Chaps, Wrinkles, &c. 3/, 3/6, 4/6 post free. PERFUMERY JOY! ah» perfumery m.f.tii SOUVENIRS. Coronation Bouquet and Scotch Mountain Heather. The Charming Twin Perfumes. Each Bottle in Pretty Case, 3/6. 3/6, 5/6 and 10/6 post. free. ONLY FROM M. F. THOMPSON, Homoeopathic and Dispensing Chemist, 17 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW. V ',"/": : - fl^fe? ' >, „\J^- m m Published Annually. Price, One Shilling-. THE BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY Fop 1911 - 12. V S E F U L COUNTY and BURGHAL INFORMATION, ANNIVERSARIES, &c. f OFFICIALS, HOUSEHOLDERS, and TRADERS. ROTHES AY: HIGGIE & CO., PUBLISHERS. * * •£*$fifel' Vfef;.^ - - . PREFACE TO 1911-12 EDITION. WE have again diligently and carefully collected and arrranged useful information regarding Buteshire as it is to-day—with its officials, householders, and business people—and once more have pleasure in giv- ing the compilation the honours of the Press. The previous four sections of the Directory are con- tinued, and to facilitate the search for information the different portions are again printed on distinctively coloured papers—a feature of acknowledged benefit for expeditious reference. vertising friends appreciate the distribu- As our Ad v tion of their announcements facing the text of the book, we hope, with continued prompt receipt of orders, to be enabled to make permanent this decided benefit. Our desire is to overlook no interest, and therefore, we respectfully solicit notices of. alterations or additions as early as possible, so that these may be given effect to. This Directory is a much more important publication than many imagine. It is not only at hand for reference at all times throughout the county, but it is also ready for reference in the libraries of Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, Dublin, Cambridge, Oxford, &c, and in numerous business houses and agencies in busy centres throughout the king- dom; so we are particularly anxious tfciat nothing of benefit to Buteshire be omitted, but that all interests have a good show, and everything be brought thoroughly up to date. Our best thanks are again accorded to those who have in any way helped us in this compilation. It takes long and careful vigilance to ascertain and give effect to the continual changes, and prompt information and "orders are, consequently, particularly acceptable and valuable. HIGGIE & CO., Publishers Rothesay, August, 1911. mSMm^ ^mm CON TE N TS Part I. Alt, Part II.—Officials. COUNTY OF I ISLE OF 1UTE, ... Parish and Burgh of Rothesay Parish of North Bute Parish Of Kingarth ISLE OF ARRAN Parish ofKilurii' Parish of Kilmory I'MBRAES Bur<;h of Millport Part III. Householders. ISLE OF i Rothesay North Bi ... 119 KlNGAR Part IV.—Traders. ROTH' North Bute... 1ST Kingarth 139 ISLE OF bUMBRA Millport, MISCELLANEOUS. Postal Information, . f>7, 61, G5, 14'. BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY. PART I. July, 1911 Calendar Anniversaries, etc. 1 Sat 1 French Cadet Ship in Rothesay Bay, 1905. 2 Sail Steamboat boycott of Millport [three days], 1906 3 Mon jRev Canon Matthews, St Paul's Church, Roth., died, 1909. 4 Tues American Independence declared, 1776. 5 Wed Formation of Bute Cycling Club, 1895. 6 Thur King married, 1893. 7 Fri (6) Marquis of Bute married, 1905. Sat Rothesay Parish Church re-opened aftyr restoration, 1906 Sun Roth. West U. F. Church entered their tabernacle, 1905. 10 Mon Lord Bute brought his bride to Mountstuart, 1905. 11 Tues (14) Rothesay Pier New Waiting Rooms opened, 1904. 12 Wed Heritors agreed to excamb St. Mary's Chapel, Roth., 1 880. 13 Thur United Free Parish Church opened by Dr Guthrie, 1845. 14 Fri Inauguration of Albert Memorial Fountain, Rothesay, 1864. r 15 Sat Saint Swithin s day. (14)Kilchattan Bay Pier opened, 1880. lti San 15) Captain Harding appointed Chief Constable, 1898. 17 Mon (16) Cromwell entered Scotland, 1650. 18 Tues King George V, visited Edinburgh (Butemen honrd.), 1911. 19 Wed (20) Captain Webb swam in the Clyde, 188 . 20 Thur Saint Bruix day fair instituted, 1> 21 Fri Robert Burns died, 1796. 22 Sat Rev John Saunders, Kingarth, inducted, 1879. 23 Sun (22) Stout Stuart of Bute killed at Falkirk, 1298. 24 lohn Mackirdy, contractor, died, 1909. 25 Tues Rev D. M'Cormick, inducted, Chapel'l Free Ch., Ry., 1877, 26 Wed (25) St Blane's Bowling Green ,Kilchattan Bay opened, 1903 27 Thur (26) Marchioness of Bute as Dame Wales, at Cardiff, 1909. 28 Fri Love with life is heaven ; and life unloving, helh—Tupper 29 Sat ^homas Byers, b a, inducted into Rothesay Free Ch., 1909. 30 Sun Toll Tax for building Rothesay Parish Church, 1692 31 licenses expire. Mon j Annual Game and Gun v *' '/ ; ;' ,. ' \ - V-.' -'^.'./..v. %S* v-> Aug., etc. 1911. Calendar—Annivepsapies, ljTues Souse of Lords decide I rees, 1904. 2!Wed !(1) St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Millport, opened, 1848. 3 Thur Free Parish Church, Rothesay, re-opened, 1908. 4Fri Earl of Dumfries born at Mount Stuart, 1907. 5 Sat |Ghief of Bute Family appointed hereditary keeper of Rothe- 6 Sun ! say Castle, 1498. 7 Mod A. W. Herbert appointed County Clerk, V 8 Tues j Scots ^Coronat ion Stone taken to England, 1296. 9 Wed Late King's Coronation (postponed from 26th June), 1902. 10 Thur: St Blane canonised, 1000. 11 Fri Rev Jas. Graham ordained first dissenter in Rothesay, 1784. 12 Sat Grouse Shooting begins.
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    Part Two: Delaware Gazette – 1837-1849 From the notes of John Raitt, former Delaware County Historian. To help find the correct date of the event, the Delaware Gazette was published each Wednesday. Name Comment Date of Issue Abel, Elias B. Son of Elias & Betsey Abel, died aged 28 years at Franklin on Mar. 14 04/27/1842 Abbey, Stephen Of Rondout, Ulster County married Caroline Vail of Masonville in 06/23/1841 Masonville on the 15th inst by Elder Robinson Adair, Eliza Daughter of Robert Adair of Davenport on the 14th by Rev. A. Fields. All 03/27/1844 of Kortright Adams, Edward Married Pluma L. King of Hobart at Otego, Otsego Co. on the 7th inst 10/14/1846 Adams, Electa Of Otego, Otsego Co. married Lester W. Clark of Laurens, Otsego Co. at 10/14/1846 Otego on the 7th by Elder Gallup Adee, William Of Bovina married Catharine F. Reynolds of Kortright on the 29th ult by 12/05/1849 Rev. Wells Aitken, David Died suddenly at his residence in Delhi the morning of the 24th inst. 12/29/1847 Accustomed cheerfulness and conversed with his family a few minutes before his dissolution and so very sudden was the visitation that he was not even permitted to say the he felt the approach of the destroyer. Aged about 57 years Aitken, Elizabeth Wife of David C. Aitken died in Delhi on the 26th ult aged 30 years. 10/02/1844 Formerly of NY Akerly, Mariah Married John Caroll at Middletown on the 16th by Warren Dimmick, all of 01/22/1840 Middletown Akerly, Richard Of Middletown married Catherine Gregory of Andes at Andes on June 20th 07/10/1839 by Warren Dimmick Alexander, James Married Jane Murdock, of Delhi at Delhi on the 30th inst by Rev.