ENNISKILLEN

          Enniskillen, an inland town in County Fermanagh, ninety-three miles W. by S. from Belfast, comprising an area of 129 acres. The town is situated on an island in the river connecting the upper and lower lakes of Lough Erne, and on the adjacent mainland on both sides, which communicate with each other by two bridges.  There is a market for corn, pork, and butter, always well supplied.  Fairs are held on the 10th of every month, on the 26th May and 26th October; markets, Tuesday and Thursday. The Belfast, Provincial, Ulster, Bank of Ireland, and Munster and Leinster Banks have branches here. There is also a Savings Bank. The Assizes for the county, and Quarter and Petty Sessions are held in the town, which is the headquarters of the Constabulary for the county. The shops' half-holiday is on Wednesday. The population at the last census was 4,847; now it is close on 6,000

Post Office, East Bridge Street - Postmaster, W. J. Irwin
Town Clerk - A. W. G. Ritchie, M.A.
Distributor of Stamps - Post Office
Inspector of Taxes - S. G. Rowe
R.U. Constabulary - County Inspector, E. O. Gerrity.  District Inspector (Enniskillen), Capt. L. Murray
Barracks - Infantry Barracks, Queen Street and Castle Street; Redoubt Military Hospital, Windmill Hill.
Resident Magistrate - S. C. Clarke, Anne Street
Local County Justices of the Peace - Earl of Belmore, D.L.; E. M. Archdale, D.L.; G. C. Lendrum, D.L.; J. Porter, D.L.; John E. F. Collum, H.M.L.; Hon. Cecil L. Corry, J. B. Frith, W. Copeland Trimble, W. R. Cooney, R. W. Strathearn, James McGovern, N. Maguire, R. Dickson, W. R. Whyte, John Crozier, W. H. West, T. Crozier, R. Swann, Wm. Elliott, C. H. Maude, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Collum, Mrs. Frith, E. D. Kerr
Clerk of Petty Sessions - R. W. Robinson, Beechmount.
Urban Council - Chairman, George Whaley; vice-chairman, T. E. Kirkpatrick; town clerk, A. W. G. Ritchie, M.A.
Dispensary, Head Street - Medical officer, Dr. T. A. Smyth, Darling Street
Borough Surveyor and Executive Sanitary Officer - Jas. Donnelly; sub-sanitary officer, Wm. Wilson
County Instructor in Agriculture - Mr. Ritchie
Newspapers - "Fermanagh Times," Unionist, Thursdays, 1½d - Wm. Ritchie, proprietor.  "Impartial Reporter," Unionist (est. 1825), Thursdays, 2d - Wm. Trimble, proprietor.  "Fermanagh Herald," Saturdays, 2d, Nationalist
Pork, corn, and butter market, Market Lane

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland, Church Street - Rev. Hubert MacManaway, M.A.; curate, Rev. T. T. Farrell, B.A.
Presbyterian Church, East Bridge Street - Rev. A. J. Jenkins
Methodist Church, Darling Street - Rev. R. E. Sherwood
Roman Catholic Chapel, Darling Street - Very Rev. J. Tierney, P.P.; Revs. P. Dignam, F. Meegan, and E. Ward, curates
Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, East Bridge Street - Secretary, J. Johnston

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Banks - Belfast Bank, Townhall Street, R. J. Calvert, jun., manager; Provincial Bank of Ireland, Darling Street, T. H. Young, manager; Ulster Bank, James Ussher, manager; Bank of Ireland, C. W. Gibson; Munster and Leinster Bank, P. Maher; Savings Bank, Church Street, W. J. Wadsworth, actuary
Royal School, Portora, Headmaster, Rev. E. G. Seale, M.A., Dublin University; assistant masters, W. N. Tetley, B.A., science; A. T. M. Murfet, B.A., classics; D. Stannard, B.A.; Miss Harpur, B.A., French; W. Shepherd, B.A.  Preparatory School - Miss E. Hunt, mistress; hon. secretary to Board, W. Copeland Trimble, J.P.; acting secretary, W. Egbert Trimble
Royal School for Girls, Darling Street (under the Fermanagh Protestant Board of Education) - Principal, Mrs. Smith, B.A.; vice-principal, Miss M. Bradshaw, B.A., Mod., T.C.D.; Miss Muriel J. Tennant, B.A., N.U.I.; Miss Griffin, B.A., Mod.  Kindergarten mistress, Miss M. Boyd, certified Froebel Diploma.  Hon. sec., in 1916.  Acting secretary, W. Egbert Trimble
Registrar for births, marriages, and deaths - Richey Wilson, clerk of union; deputy registrar - Joseph Ross
Fire Brigade - Volunteer.  Hose kept in Town Hall yard
Enniskillen Nursing Society - Lady Teresa Lowry-Corry, president; Miss Johnston, secretary
Enniskillen Branch N.S.P.C.C. - Secretary, B. Leslie Winslow, solicitor
Enniskillen Branch of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals - Secretary, Mrs. Seale, Portora; inspector, S. Shore, Breandrum
Masonic Hall is specially reserved portion of Town Hall. Three lodges - 205 (second Friday), 473 (fourth Friday), and 891 (first Friday); also P.A. Chapter 205 meets first Tuesday in March, June, September, and December.  There is also a High Knight Templar's Preceptory, No. 332
National Model Schools - Boys' and Girls' School - Head Master, Mr. M. Wilson.  Infant School - Miss Brown, mistress
St. Michael's National School - Br. Declain, principal
St. Michael's Intermediate Schools (Roman Catholic) - Bro. H. Neeson, principal
Union Workhouse - (Counties Fermanagh and Cavan) - 36 electoral divisions. Board meets on Tuesdays - Joseph M. Geddis, B.A., chairman; W. J. Brown, J.P., vice-chairman; David Reilly, deputy vice-chairman; Earl of Belmore, D.L., chairman R.D.C.; E. Hon. C. L. Corry, J.P., vice-chairman R.D.C.; Richey Wilson, clerk; Francis J. Duffy, master; Miss Dolan, matron; Ven. J. MacManaway, M.A., Church of Ireland chaplain; Rev. A. J. Jenkins, B.A., Presbyterian chaplain; Very Rev. J. Tierney, P.P., Roman Catholic chaplain
Infirmary - Leonard Kidd, M.D., surgeon; Miss Porter, matron
Lough Erne Drainage Board - Office, Courthouse, Enniskillen; chairman, H. A. Burke, D.L., Drumkeen, Ballinamallard; secretary, F. V. Maude, J.P., Prospect, Ballinamallard
Fermanagh Club, Church Street - Hon. secretary, Hon. C. L. Corry; hon. treasurer, T. H. Young; club steward, H. Fitzsimmons
Enniskillen Yacht Club, East Bridge Street - Chairman of committee, R. W. Wilson, F.A.I.; secretary, Thos. Dolan, treasurer Belfast Bank; club steward, Robt. Belford
Fermanagh Protestant Orphan Society - Secretary, Rev. J. Hall, the Rectory, Garvary
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agents, Mrs. Dobson, East Bridge Street; S. C. Little, S.L. & N.C.R.; R. L. White, Courthouse

PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS

Adamson & Co., druggists, Darling Street
Aitcheson, J., watch maker, Townhall Street
Alges, T., Sedan Terrace
Allen, Mrs., Belnaleck House
Allingham & Ritchie, solicitors, Townhall Street
Armstrong, C. S., victualler, Townhall Street
Armstrong, W., Erne View
Atkinson, George A., solicitor, Skea Hall
Atlas Assurance Company's Limited - R. J. Calvert, jun., agent

Barnes, M., bank cashier, Orchard Terrace
Bartley, J., ex-Inspector of National Schools, Fairview Place
Bayly, Miss N., music teacher, Victoria Terrace
Beamish, J. E. S., representative Midland, London & North-Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire Railways, Willoughby Place
Belmore, Earl of, D.L., Castlecoole
Betty, M., L.R.C.S.I., Fort Lodge
Betty & Sons, coach builders, &c, Willoughby Place
Beveride, ?, bank accountant, Albert Terrace
Blanc, William, victualler, Church Street
Bleakely, Edward, victualler, Church Street
Bleakely, F., victualler, High Street
Bleakley, Mrs., victualler, Darling Street
Blunt, J., inspector under Insurance Acts, Townhall Street
Boyd, Wm., hardware and grocery, High Street
Bracken, C., R.D.C., farmer, The Green
Brown, Miss Ruby, principal Model (Infants') School, Sedan Terrace
Brown, Mrs. W. F., 9 East Bridge Street
Brown, W. F., grocer, &c., 9 East Bridge Street
Browne, F. R., F.A.S.I., Lakeview
Buchanan, Arthur, Victoria Terrace
Buchannan, W. T., managing director Messrs. Jordan Ltd., High Street
Burkitt, James P., county surveyor, Lawnakilla
Burns, Alex., grocer, Church Street

Calvert, R. J. manager Belfast Bank
Campbell, Thos. F., barber, East Bridge Street
Carson, J. N., Killyreagh, Tamlaght, Enniskillen
Cash Drapery Co., Townhall Street
Cathcart & McDonald, grocers, High Street
Chambers, Irvine, grocer, East Bridge Street
Charlton, J. H., law clerk, Anne Street
Clarke, S. C., R.M., 7 Anne Street
Clarke & Gordon, solicitors, East Bridge Street
Clegg, Miss, Erne View
Clingan, R., publican, Church Street
Coalter, Mrs., Willoughby Place
Cole, Viscount, C.M.G., Florencecourt, Enniskillen
Coll, Miss Agnes, Brook Street
Collum, John E. F., H.M.L., Bellevue, Tamlaght
Conboy, T., boot merchant, Darling Street
Connor, James, writing clerk, Wellington Place
Cooney, W. R., J.P., Willoughby Place
Cooper, James, M.P., solicitor, Brookview Lodge
Cooper & Co. Ltd., egg and butter exporters, grocers, Diamond
Co-operative Stores, Church Street - Manager, ? King
Cox Bros., bakers and grocers, Belmore Street
Coyle, B., boot and leather store, Darling Street
Crawford, C., Fair View
Crawford, T., Excise officer, 4 Willoughby Place
Creighton, W. T., furniture dealer, Church Street
Crowe, Thomas, grocer, High Street and Drumclay
Crowe, T. M., High Street
Crozier, Geo., P.L.G., Water Street

Darley, Col. J. R., Trory
Darling, James, engineer, Erne View
Davis, Rev. Arthur, B.A., Derrybrook Rectory, Tamlagh Road
Dawson, Mrs., Alexandra Terrace
Deware, Fredk., tobacconist, Townhall Street
Dick, J. & R., gutta percha boot shop, Townhall Street - Manager, ? Enerson
Dillon, J. B., J.P., grocer &c., High Street
Dobson, Mrs., newsagent, East Bridge Street
Dolan, J. J., deputy clerk of Crown and Peace, Sedan Terrace
Donnelly, J., borough surveyor, Darling Street 
Drum, Robert, painter, Belmore Street
Duff, John, Cheltenham Mount
Dundas, James, Townhall Street
Dunlop, Rev. J. W., B.A., Boho Rectory
Dyer & Hewitt, Misses, children's clothiers, Church Street

Eames, Wm., Unionist registration agent, Townhall Street
Elliott, George, Willoughby Place
Elliott, George, draper, High Street
Ely, Marquis of, D.L., Ely Lodge and Brighton
Enniskillen, Earl of, K.P., D.L., Florence Court
Enniskillen Printing Works, East Bridge Street (W. Trimble)
Erne Boot and Shoe Repairing and Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Darling Street - ? Hunt, manager; Geo. Warren, sec.

Falls, Major Sir Charles, M.A., solicitor, Derryinch House
Falls & Pringle, solicitors, Townhall Street
Fearis, T., Sunnybank
"Fermanagh Herald and Monaghan News," Belmore Street
Flanagan P., boot shop, East Bridge Street
Forsythe, A., sewing machine agent, Belmore Street
Forsythe, R., harness maker &c., Belmore Street
Foster, James A., grocer, Church Street
Foster, Mrs., Fortmount

Galligan, T., draper, High Street and Fortmount
Gerrity, County Inspector, R.U.C., Minnamurra
Gibson, Charles W., agent Bank of Ireland
Gillin, J. P., publican, P.L.G., Darling Street
Gillin, Mrs., cabinet warehouse, Townhall Street
Gilmore, J., watch maker, Darling Street
Ginn, James, 4 Orchard Terrace
Gordon, Capt. Herbert C., M.C., solicitor, and coroner for North Fermanagh, Willoughby Place
Graham, George, 6 Willoughby Place
Graves, W., Forthill Street

Hall, Rev. John, Garvary Rectory, Enniskillen
Hands, Miss, Erne View
Hanrahan, J. W., Clerk of Crown and Peace, Hollyhill, Enniskillen
Hare, Mrs., jeweller, Townhall Street
Harron, R., draper, High Street
Harte, F., M.R.C.V.S., Belmore Street
Harvey, H., Belmore Street
Harvey, Mrs. Geo., 6 Alexandra Terrace
Harvey, T. H., Belmore Street
Harvey, Messrs., & Son, builders, Belmore Street
Haydock, W., dentist, Anne Street
Healy, Cahir, Belmore Street
Henderson & Eadie, tweed manufacturers, Church Street
Herbert, C. H., dental surgeon, Darling Street
Herbert, L., V.S., Belmore Street
Herbert, Richard, publican, Church Street
Herbert, R. D., solicitor, Townhall Street
Hewitt, Rev. J. F. W., M.A., Florencecourt Rectory
Hoey, J. A., Cheltenham Mount
Holland, Robt., district superintendent, Prudential Insurance Co., Alma Terrace
Hurst, Geo., ironmonger, Darling Street
Hurst, Wm. E., Killyhevlin

Inglis, Wm., stationery, &c., Belmore Street
Ingram, Mrs., Ann Street
Irvine, Charles E. R. A., Crown Solicitor, East Bridge Street, Enniskillen and Drumgoon, Maguiresbridge
Irwin, J., station master, G.N.R.
Irwin, W. J., postmaster, Belmore Terrace

Jeffers, J., cycle agent and builder, East Bridge Street
Jenkins, Rev. A. J., The Manse
Johnston, A., farmer, Enniskillen
Johnston, Miss, proprietress Erne Restaurant, High Street
Johnston, Misses Caroline and Harriett, Victoria Terrace
Johnston, Mrs., draper, Darling Street
Johnston, Robert W., Lisgoole Abbey
Johnston, Thomas, & Co., merchants, High Street
Johnston, T. W., P.L.G., dentist, 8 East Bridge Street
Johnston, William, barber, Diamond
Jones, Wm. F., Willoughby Place
Jordan Ltd., merchants, Church Street

Keenan, Thos., P.L.G., Water Street
Kelly, Jas., draper, High Street
Kelly, Mrs. J., publican, Market Street
Kennedy, Thomas, overseer P.O., Albert Terrace
Kerr, E. D., The Coagh
Kerr & Co., haberdashers, Church Street
Kerrigan, C., auctioneer and publican, Belmore Street
Kerrigan & Co., publicans, Townhall Street
Kidd, Leonard, M.D., West Bridge House
Kirkpatrick Bros., drapers, Church Street

Laverton, Mrs. M. Y., Pandora, Lough Erne
Law, J., grocer and ironmonger, High Street
Lee, W. B., dentist, Darling Street
Lemon, John A., Hollyhill
Lemon, J., & Son, Ltd., coal and iron merchants, East Bridge Street
Liddy, J. B., Temperance Hotel, East Bridge Street
Lipton Ltd., grocers, &c., Church Street
Little, T. J., & Co., grocers, Church Street
Little, S. C., manager Sligo, Leitrim and N.C. railway, Fort Lea
London & Lancashire Insurance Company - R. J. Calvert, jun., agent
Lowry-Corry, Hon. Cecil, J.P., Castlecoole
Lyons, R. J., Church Street and Willoughby Place

MacManaway, Rt. Rev. James, Bishop of Clogher, Charterhill
Magee, Patrick, publican and grocer, Townhall Street and East Bridge Street
Maguire Josiah, motor garage and china dealer, Darling Street
Maguire, W. P., solicitor, Victoria Terrace
Maguire & Herbert, solicitors, Townhall Street
Maher, P., manager, Munster and Leinster Bank
Mansfield, John W., principal Technical School, 5 Fort Lea
Martin, Mrs., publican, Townhall Street
Mattocks, Mrs., Willoughby Place
Maude, Christopher H., J.P., Lenaghan
Maxwell & Son, tailors, High Street
Maxwell, T., auctioneer, Sedan Terrace
Megaw, Miss, publican, High Street
Mercer, J., Mountview, Drumclay
Mercer, Mrs., jeweller, High Street
Mercer & Whaley, auctioneers, 9 High Street
Methven, C. T., electrical engineer, Darling Street
Miller, H. M., Derrygore
Moore, ?, manager Ulster Bank
Moorhead, J. W., pro-manager Belfast Bank, Townhall Street
Morrell, Jas., cashier Belfast Bank, Willoughby Place
Morris, H., dealer in antiques, East Bridge Street
Mulhern, J., cabinet maker, Darling Street
Mulhern & Co., publicans, Belmore Street and Darling Street
Murray, Captain D. L., D.I., R.U.C.

McAdam, J., hairdresser, Townhall Street
McDonald, Charles, Ardowen
McDonagh, Mrs., Belmore Street
McDonagh & Co., drapers, High Street
McFarland, Rev. Edward W., M.A., M.C., Derryvullen Parsonage, Tamlaght
McGann, Mrs., agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News", Belmore Street
McGovern, James, J.P., High Street
McGuire, John A., retired County Inspector, R.I.C., 5 Alexandra Terrace
McHenry, J., National Pharmacy, High Street
McIlroy Bros., boot merchants, Townhall Street
McIntyre, W. J., railway inspector, 6 Fort Lea
McKeague, Miss, Townhall Street
McKenna, Frank, publican, Darling Street
McLean, J. L., draper, High Street
McNamee, Mrs., Railway Hotel, Forthill Street
McQuitty, J., manager Adamson & Co., chemists, Darling Street

Nelson, Thos., painter, East Bridge Street

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Limited - R. J. Calvert, jun., agent
O'Reilly, P., publicans, Queen Street and Darling Street

Parker, C., grocer, Darling Street
Parker, I. W. (proprietor Adamson & Co., chemists), Darling Street
Parker, I. W., Victoria Terrace, Enniskillen
Phair, Thomas, Prospect House
Platts, J. E., organist and music teacher, East Bridge Street
Plunkett Ltd., grocers, Church Street
Pollock, Capt. R. D., managing director, Gas Company
Porter, Miss J., matron and registrar County Infirmary
Pierce, Henry, contractor &c., Wellington Place
Pratt, Rev. Isaac H., B.D., Rural Dean, Rossory Rectory
Pringle, Oliver A., solicitor, Willoughby House, Willoughby Place
Proctor, R., draper, The Diamond

Rankin, J., plumbing contractor, Darling Street
Reade, Miss Constance, Castletown, Monea
Regan, John, Belmore Street
Regan, John, publican, Church Street
Reilly, David, P.L.G., Townhall Street
Rice, Edward, tobacconist, Darling Street
Rice, Mrs., Belmore Street
Ritchie, A. W. G., town clerk, Alexandra Terrace
Ritchie, Henry E., solicitor, Townhall Street
Ritchie, Robt. H., journalist and newspaper proprietor, Victoria Terrace
Ritchie, Mrs. William, Townhall Street
Ritchie, Sydney, reporter, Townhall Street
Rogers, F., shipping agent, 3 Alexandra Terrace
Royal Insurance Co. Ltd. - Agent, R. J. Calvert, jun.
Rutherford, Thos., Race View

Scott, J., Ely Place
Scott, Mrs. W., draper, Townhall Street
Scott, William, county surveyor's office, Townhall Street, Enniskillen
Scott, Wm., confectioner, Darling Street
Scott, W., musician, Darling Street
Scottish Co-operative Stores, Henry Street - Wm. R. Whyte, J.P., manager
Shaw, Samuel, plumber, Belmore Street
Singer Sewing Machine Depot, 6 East Bridge Street
Skeffington, W., grocer and baker, Darling Street
Sloan, J., boot merchant, High Street
Smith, Mrs. W. O., Belmore Terrace
Smith, R., butter merchant, Victoria Terrace
Smith, T., engineer G.N.R., Prospect House
Smyth, T. A., M.B., Darling Street
Steele, Rev. W. B., B.A., Levally
Stevenson, Robt., druggist, Townhall Street
Stewart, Rev. Wm. I., B.A., Cleenish Rectory, Belnaleck
Strathearn, R., J.P., Silverhill
Stuart, Misses M. and M., Alexandra Terrace

Taylor, W. S., L.P.S.I., chemist and druggist, Townhall Street
Taylor, W. S., Lakemount
Teele, Mrs., Dunbar House
Thorpe, F., dentist, Darling Street
Timoney, Philip J., M.D., J.P., County Tuberculosis Officer, Willoughby Place
Townsend, F. G., A.M.I.C.E.I., Orchard Terrace
Trimble, Wm., wholesale stationer and printer, proprietor "Impartial Reporter," East Bridge Street
Trimble, W. Egbert, wholesale paper merchant and journalist, The Battery, Forthill
Trimble, W. Copeland, J.P., F.J.I., East Bridge Street
Tyler & Co., boot merchants, Townhall Street
Tully, James, draper, High Street

Wadsworth, Wm., accountant, East Bridge Street
Walker, Herbert, R.M., Fort Lodge
Walmsley, R., grocer, Belmore Street
Ward, James, fruiterer, &c., Townhall Street
Ward, John, fruiterer, East Bridge Street
Warren, George, Victoria Terrace
Watkin, Henry Emerson, Rossorry Terrace
Weaver, Alfred, stationer, book seller and Agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News" Darling Street
West, W. H., assistant secretary Co.Cl., Courthouse
Wilkinson, R. H., chief of dairying, Northern Department of Agriculture, Albert Terrace
Whaley, George, general grocer, High Street
Wilson, M., headmaster, Model School
Wilson, R. W., F.A.I., auctioneer, East Bridge Street and Alexandra Terrace
Wilson, Wm., cattle depot, Enniskillen
Winslow, B. Leslie, solicitor, East Bridge Street and Alexandra Terrace
Wray, Mrs., Drumcoo
Wynne, Henry E., J.P., engineer Sligo, Leitrim and N.C. Railway, Erne Cliff

Young, Thomas H., manager Provincial Bank

Zingg, R., Imperial Hotel, Townhall Street

FINTONA

The town of Fintona is situated in the southern division of the County of Tyrone, and is noted for its commercial activity and importance of its fairs and markets, which rank among the most successful in the county. A market for pork, corn, butter, &c., is held every Friday, and a horse, cattle, sheep, and pig fair on the 22nd of each month. Some years ago a nine-hole golf course, reputed to be one of the finest and most picturesque inland links in Ireland, was laid out on the Ecclesville grounds. The golf course is in splendid order, and is given free to the club by Mr. C. W. L. Browne-Lecky for the use of its members. The shops' half-holiday is on Wednesday. The population of the town according to the census of 1911 was 1,100

Post Office - Mrs. Bullick, postmistress

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Parish Church - Rev. W. Smart, B.A., rector
Presbyterian Church - Rev. H. C. Waddell
Methodist Church - Rev. John Coulter
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Father B. Maguire, P.P.; Rev. J. Timoney, C.C.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Dispensary Station - Dr. F. Bradley, medical officer and sanitary inspector
Fintona Tennis Club - Sec., Miss H. Todd
Fintona Hockey Club - Sec., L. Coghlan
Fintona Horse Show and Sports - Secretary, S. McLaughlin; treasurer, P. Moss
Fintona Electric Light Co. - Directors; Dr. Bradley, H. F. Jones, J. Baxter, G. H. Bullick, and P. R. Williams

BANKS

Northern Banking Company - A. McSparron, manager; S. McLaughlin, cashier; Daniel Watters, clerk
Hibernian Banking Company - J. Hawe, manager; Leo Coghlan, clerk
Ulster Bank - Branch office open market and fair days. Attendance from Omagh

NATIONAL SCHOOLS

Castletown - J. Harmon Williams, principal; Mrs. Williams and Miss H. Todd, assistants
King Street (Male) - P. McCaffrey, principal; Miss McCusker, assistant
King Street (Female) - Mrs. McCaffrey, principal; Miss Smyth, assistant
District Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - Dr. F. Bradley
Fintona Golf Club - Secretary, J. H. Williams
Commissioner for Affidavits - J. F. Buchanan
Clerk of Petty Sessions - Thos. Emerson

INHABITANTS
Those marked (*) do not reside in the town, but in the neighbourhood

Amberson, J., registration officer
Armstrong, Mrs., grocer

Ballintine, S., novelty house
Baxter, John, proprietor Eccles Arms Hotel
Beattie, T. King, chemist
Beattie, Thos. K., boot and shoe merchant
Beattie, Wm., watch maker and jeweller
Bell, R. J., creamery proprietor and owner of Fintona saw and scutch mills
Browne, H., watch maker and jeweller
*Browne-Lecky, C. W. L., Ecclesville
Buchanan, A. H. R., cornmill owner
Buchanan, J. F., grocer and hardware merchant and commissioner for taking affidavits
* Bullick, Mrs. Geo., The Beeches
Bullick & Co., drapers

Carney, Hanna, spirit merchant
Campbell, Joseph, restaurant
Campbell, M., poultry shipper
Campbell, Thos., saddler
Campbell, W., spirit merchant
Carr, J., lodgings
Cassidy, James, hide merchant
*Chambers, Mrs., Brookwood
Coleman, Mrs., grocer
Colgan, J., newsagent and stationer
Connolly, Edward, station master G.N.R.
Connolly, Miss, draper
Connolly, Miss M., clerk G.N.R.
Coulter, W. J., builder and contractor
Crozier, Chas., watch maker
Cummings, S., flax mills
Curry, Robert, jun., tailor
Curry, William, tailor

Devlin, Miss Rose, draper
Donoghue, P., publican
Donald, Mrs., teacher, Skelga N.S.
Donald, T.
*Donald, Mrs., teacher, Skelga N.S.
*Donnelly, J., blacksmith, Rathwarren
Donnelly, J., spirit merchant
Donnelly, Neil, tailor
Dooley, ?, V.S.
*Duncan, R., farmer, Cavan

Elkin Bros., hardware, grocery, and coffin manufacturers
Emerson, Thos., petty sessions clerk
Emerson, Constable R.U.C.

Farrell, Mrs., dressmaker
Ferris, ?, hairdresser
Fitzpatrick, J., carpenter
Fleming, Geo., tailor
Fleming, J., tailor

Gardiner, John, bill poster
Garrity, Jos., grocer
*Gavin, Michael, J.P., carpenter
Goodwin, Miss B., dressmaker
Gorman, F., grocer
Guy, Wilson
Guy, Wm., boot and shoe and hardware merchant and general grocer

Hackett, Patrick, lodgings and entertainment
Hagan, Miss, dress maker
Hamilton, Thomas, sen., hairdresser and newsagent
Hamilton, William, boot maker
Hannah, Michael, post car owner and carter
Henderson, W., porter G.N.R.
Hewitt Bros., cycle and motor factors
Hewitt, J., cycle and motor agent
Hewitt & Gillespie, electricians
*Houston, James, farmer, Ardatinney
*Houston, Richard, farmer, Feenan

Irvine, Alex., pork and poultry dealer

*Johnston, John, farmer, Attaghmore House
*Johnston, J. J. K., Cranny Vale
Johnston, Matthew, chemist, The Pharmacy
*Johnston, Mrs., farmer, Killymoonan
Jones, H. F., grocer and provision merchant
Jones, Wm., grocer and provision merchant
Jordan, A., bill poster

Keys, W. J., motor car owner
*King, Thomas, farmer, Cumber
Kyle, R. J., J.P., farmer, The Diamond

Magee, P., grocer
Malseed, Henry, draper
Maxwell, David, grocer
Meehan, ?, head porter G.N.R.
Mitchell, W., butcher
Monaghan, Wm. J., spirit merchant
Moore, Mrs., maternity nurse
Moore, Robert, hairdresser and postman
Moore, William, signalman, G.N.R.
Moss, Mrs. M., Echo Villa
Moss, Patrick, grocer, tobacconist and agent for embroidery; Press Representative
Muldoon, Francis, cooper
Muldoon, Michael, labourer
Mullin, Jos., saddler
Mullin, Patrick, farmer

McAlunney, ?, spirit merchant
McAtee, F., spirit merchant
McAtee, Miss, dress maker
McBrine, Wm., ex-R.I.C.
McCabe, Miss Kate, trained nurse
McCaffrey, Bernard, dealer
McCarney, J., spirit merchant
McCarroll, J., spirit merchant
McClain, Wm., van driver, G.N.R.I.
McClelland, W. J., N.T., Lisnacreive N.S.
McClintock, The Misses
*McClintock, Col. John Knox, J.P., D.L., Seskinore
McConnell, J., hore trainer (horse?)
McCoy, Mrs., entertainment
McCrea, S., draper
McCrory, Wm., shoe maker
McCusker, J., postman
McCusker, Miss, lodging house
McGaughey, H., horse dealer
McGrenaghan, Mrs., lodging house keeper
McGuigan, Eugene, butcher
McGuigan, John, Main Street
McGuigan, John, motor car owner and clothes dealer, King Street
McGuigan, Patk., sen., postcard owner and undertaker (post car?)
McGuigan, P., jun., motor hirer
McKee, John, carpenter
McKimm, Robert, motor hirer
*McKinney, J., farmer, Legatigle
McLaren, Joseph
*McLaughlin, P. J., farmer, Springmount
McLaughlin, P. J., pork curer, egg shipper
McLaughlin, P. J., bacon and pork factor
McMullan, Mrs., spirit merchant, King Street
McNally, J., spirit merchant
McNulty, Daniel, J.P., grocer and baker

Neeley, W. E., J.P., merchant tailor
Neeson, H., general dealer

O'Kane, Wm., fowl dealer and grocer
O'Neill, Miss, N.T., Tattymoyle N.S.

Phillips, Richard, motor car hirer
Phillips, Wm., clog maker

Quinn, Jos., clothes dealer and motor hirer
Quinn, Miss, draper
Quinn, Patrick, fowl dealer

Robinson, A., chimney sweep
Rodger, Charles, motor hirer
Rodgers, Owen, school attendance officer, motor hirer, restaurant proprietor

Shephard, Constable, R.U.C.
Slevin, Patrick, spirit merchant
Small, Constable, R.U.C.
Smith, Sergt., R.U.C.
Smyth, Mrs., grocer
*Steen, A. R., Rathwarren
Stevenson, James
Stewart, George, draper
Stewart, Jos., grocer and provision merchant
Stewart, R., grocer
Stewart, Samuel, Agent for "Belfast Weekly News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"

Walker, R., V.S.
*Warnock, Charles, J.P., farmer, Skelga
*Warnock, Hugh, farmer, Skelga
Warnock, James, farmer, Aughadreenan
Warnock, William, farmer, Fallaghearn
Williams, P. R., grocer and hardware merchant, Imperial Hotel
*Wilson, Andrew, Drummond
*Wilson, Andrew, undertaker
Wilson, G., creamery manager
Wilson, Mrs. J., land owner, Mullanboy
Wilson, Mrs. J., Main Street
*Wilson, Newberry, Drummond
Wilson, Robert, farmer, Rathwarren
Woods, A., process server
Wright, Michael, shoe maker
Wright & Irwin, spirit grocers

FARMERS &c. IN NEIGHBOURHOOD

Anderson, I., Killaliss
Caldwell, Wm., Fallaghearn
Campbell, Mrs., assistant N.T. Tattymoyle Shl.
Clements, Mrs., N.T. Derrybard School
Crawford, ?, Mullanboy
Crawford, A., Lisanaddy
Cumming, J., Carnalea
Donald, A., Tattymoyle
Humphries, ?, Derrybarde
Johnston, J., Kilcootry
Johnston, R. J., Tonaghmore
Johnston, S., Donacarey
Keys, D., Mullanboy
Keys, H., Killaliss
Laughlin, W. J., N.T. Cranny School
Lipsett, Wm., Straitigore
Moore, Geo., Donacavey
McCarney, Miss, N.T., Tyreemam School
McKeown, J., Lisnabulheay
Noble, Andrew, Straitigore
Noble, Joseph, Sionee
Robb, Wm., Cumber
Rutledge, Wm., Skelga
Scott, J., Sionfin
Scott, R., Tullyvalley

FIVEMILETOWN

        A market town with 528 inhabitants, in the southern extremity of County Tyrone, near the Fermanagh boundary, on a ridge which forms the Watershed between the Erne and the Northern Blackwater, which flows into Lough Neagh.  Before the Ulster Plantation it is said to have been called Ballynalurgan, and for some time afterwards to have borne the name of Blessingbourne, that of the Plantation Manor in which it is situated.  Early in the last century, however, it acquired its present name, supposed to be derived from the fact that it is five miles from Clogher, Tempo, and Brookeborough respectively. It is a station on the Clogher Valley Light Railway, 28 miles (statute) from Tynan Junction. There is a weekly pork, butter, corn and egg market, and a monthly cattle fair. The business of the town has much increased since the opening of the Clogher Valley line in 1885, and it is expected to increase in size and prosperity. It lies in the midst of a leasing pleasing, undulating, well-timbered, well-farmed portion of the Clogher Valley.

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. St. Clair Caithness, B.A., Clabbey; Rev. Canon Dagg, The Rectory; Rev. J. Sirr, B.A., Coonian Rectory; Rev. Montgomery Brown, The Rectory, Colebrook
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Thos. Edwards; Rev. Mr. McDowell, Aughentaine
Methodist Church - Rev. F. J. Johnston, The Manse; Rev. Mr. Warren
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. J. Kelly, P.P., Ballyvadden; Rev. J. Dempsey, Cooneen
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - Dr. W. E. Blakely; T. W. Carson, deputy-registrar
Northern Bank - John Stevenson, manager
Ulster Bank - Market and fair days

INHABITANTS

Ballylurgan Co-operative Society
Bamford, Henry, Model Farm, Cavanaleck
Bannock, Peter, manager, Fivemiletown Agricultural and Dairy Society
Barnett, John, farmer
Barnett, Mrs., Ballagh
Barber, George, carpenter
Beatty, Jos., egg merchant, Aughater
Beatty, Richard, Cavanaleck
Bell, Mrs., nurse tender
Bell, Wm. H., grocer, confectioner, hotel
Benson, Richard, blacksmith
Blakely, Bros., egg merchants
Blakely, Wm. E., surgeon, Lismoyle
Bloomfield Bros., builders and contractors
Bloomfield Bros., tailors
Bloomfield, Edward, draper
Boyd, Mrs., temperance refreshment rooms
Boyd, Thomas, railway guard
Boyle, P., saddler
Branagin, Patrick, engine driver
Bratton, J., Cavanaleck
Breadon, Samuel, National School teacher
Breadon, William, grocer, Coonian
Brown, W., engine driver
Bryan, John, Model Farm, Lungs
Burley, George, Corcreevy Mills
Busby, Henry, blacksmith

Callaghan, Frank, horse dealer
Caldwell, David, tailor
Campbell, James, Cran
Campbell, Samuel
Carney, P., boarding house
Carruth, Robert, carpenter
Carruth, Thos., railway guard
Carruthers, A. E., egg merchant and pork buyer
Carson, T. W., petty sessions clerk and commissioner of oaths
Caulfield, Edward, tinsmith
Clarke, Samuel, Tullymeal
Condell, Henry, egg merchant
Cooke, W., Cavanaleck
Crawford, Sergt., R.U.C.
Cullinan, J., publican and provision merchant
Curran, Thomas, artist

Dixon, Mrs., draper
Dixon, William
Dougherty, John, R.D.C.
Doupe, T., landsteward, Blessingbourne
Drogan, Tim, game keeper, Blessingbourne

Early, Robert, draper
English, Miss, school teacher

Feely, Miss, law clerk
Fletcher, T., teacher, Murley N.S.

Gillespie, James, motor garage
Gillespie, Mrs., teacher
Gillespie, Noble, grocer and baker
Gillespie, T. J., tailor
Gillespie, Wm., wine and spirit merchant
Gillespie, W., china merchant
Gillis, Miss, typist
Gilmore, E., farmer, Cranhill
Graham, David William, solicitor
Graham, John, carpenter
Graham, William, blacksmith
Graham, William, corn mills, Coonian
Graham, W. D., agent Royal Insurance Co., Cranbrooke
Gray, Robert, cycle shop

Hackett, Patrick, rural postman
Hackett, James, caretaker Fivemiletown Waterworks
Haire, Isaiah, farmer, Rosmilland
Haire, I., Corrylongford
Hamilton, Henry, D.C., Creive Hill
Harper, William, flax and corn mills, Corrylongford
Harty, F. W. G., assistant cashier Northern Bank
Hayes, James, school teacher, Tyreghan
Henderson, John, saddler
Hetherington, John, road contractor
Hunter, Fred, egg merchant

Irvine, George M., D.C., Murley
Irwin, J., R.I.C pensioner
Irwin, Richard, fireman
Irwin, William, Murley

Jackson, James, Riverview
Johnston, J. W., & Co., Family Grocers, &c., Agents for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
Johnston, Patk., farmer, Broomhill
Johnston, Robert, rate collector
Johnston, William, stone mason
Johnstone, T., Tattyreagh

Keenan, Bernard, rural postman
Keenan, James, civil bill officer
Keenan, Mrs., refreshment rooms
Kennedy Bros., boot and drapery warehouse
Kemp, Miss, school teacher
Kerr, Miss, assistant teacher
Keys, Miss
Kingsbury, James, carter
Kirkpatrick & Allan, drapers
Knox-Browne, Colonel, D.L., J.P., Aughentain Castle
Kyle, Samuel, grocer
Kyle, Thomas, & Co., drapers

Laurence, Thomas, & Co., drapers
Leggett, Mrs.
Lendrum, John, J.P., Cleen
Lendrum, S. & E., drapers
Lipsett, James, Killaban
Lipsett, W., Tattyreagh
Little, Frank, grocer, Clabby

Martin Bros., builders and timber merchants
Martin, James, tailor
Martin, John, hardware merchant
Martin, Miss, drapery
Martin, Miss, post office, Coonian
Martin, Mrs., teacher
Martin, William
Mills, John, Blessingbourne
Moan, James, tailor
Monaghan, John, teacher, Mullaghfad
Montgomery, Hugh de Fellenberg, D.L., J.P., Blessingbourne
Montgomery, Irvine, station master
Montgomery, Wm., grocer, Coonian
Moore, Joseph, boot maker
Moore, Wm. J., bootmaker
Morrison, Fred, draper
Morrow, Thomas, railway porter
Moyna, Robert, gardener, Blessingbourne
Mulligan, Geo., coachman, Blessingbourne
Murray, John, teacher, Cooneen

McCaffery, Daniel butcher
McCandless, W., barber
McCarney, John, grocer
McCarney, J., motor garage
McCausland, James, horse dealer
McCausland, J., N.S., Aughentaine
McCleary, Samuel, wine and spirit merchant
McClintock, Wm., teacher Grogey N.S.
McConnell, Miss, teacher Grogey N.S.
McCordick, Miss, school teacher
McCoy, Robert, painter
McCoy, Robt., cycle shop
McCullough, Miss, fancy warehouse
McGeary, Mrs., nurse
McGerry, John, publican
McGirr, P., egg merchant
McGloughlin, Frank, railway clerk
McGloughlin, Wm., boarding house
McKenna, James, painter
McKenna, Mrs., school teacher, Aughentaine
McLoughlin, F., cashier, Northern Bank
McLoughlin, Wm., road contractor
McMahon, John, butcher
McMahon, Mary Ann, teacher, Tyreghan School
McMullan, Samuel, school teacher, Clabby
McNulty, John, grocer
McQuaid, Daniel, civil bill officer, Coonian
McQuaid, Daniel, game keeper
McSwiggan, John, pork buyer
McSwiggan, John, Corcreevy
McSwiggan, Miss Jennie, telegraph clerk
McSwiggan, Wm., draper

Neely, Henry, fowl dealer
Nixon, Jacob, Post Office, Clabby
Noble, Benjamin, coach builder
Noble, Richard, egg merchant, Creive

Owens, Hugh, boot maker
O'Mally, W., general draper

Primrose, James, teacher, Aughavoury

Rafferty, Patrick, J.P.
Randall, Edwin, boarding house
Rea, Robert
Reid, Matthew, artist
Reilly, Robert, sexton
Richey, Mrs. E. J., postmistress
Roach, Patrick, artist
Robinson, J., Lossett
Rusk, Robert, farmer, Cavanaleck

Scholes, Rebecca and Martha, china warehouse
Shaw, J. H., pensioner, Corcreevy
Sissons, George, butler
Sloan, Wm., sexton, Methodist Church
Stansfield, L., dentist
Stewart, Andrew, Mullasellogue House
Stewart, Jackson, farmer, Lislane
Stuart & Co., drapers

Tavener, Jacob, grocer and leather merchant
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agent, James B. Stewart
Tierney Patrick, watch maker
Tierney Bros., photographers
Torrence, James, car driver
Trimble, Robert, Courthouse caretaker

Wallace, John, J.P., merchant
Wallace, John C., auctioneer
Watson, S., land steward, Aughentaine
Weir, Mrs., Corcreevy House
White, John, rural postman
Whittaker Bros., Brakely
Wigham, Thomas, grocer
Williams, Fred.
Williams, Sydney, photographer
Wilson, Crozier, grocer, Tatnaheglish
Wilson, J., head porter
Woods, Miss, dairymaid
Woods, Miss M., dairymaid
Woods, Mrs., Ballyvadden Cottage
Wright, Samuel, fowl dealer

Young, Austin, spirit merchant
Young, George, hardware store & hotel

GARVAGH

          This pretty little town is situate almost on the extreme verge of the County Derry, being only four miles from the River Bann, which divides it from County Antrim. It is nine miles Irish from Coleraine, and twenty-three from Derry City. It is considered by judges to be one of the prettiest little towns in Ulster, or perhaps in Ireland. This is greatly owing to the great breadth of its main street, which is second to none in the North in that respect. It is also of some historic interest, especially for a battle fought between Loyalists commanded by Colonel Canning, and Sir Phelim Roe O'Neill, in 1641, in which Colonel Canning's force was defeated and himself killed. It is a good agricultural and cattle raising district; the soil is of a dry, light nature, easily laboured, and not easily injured by drought or wet. Markets are held three days in the week - Tuesday and Thursday for grain; Friday for pork, butter and eggs. There is also a monthly fair, third Friday each month, for cattle, sheep, and horses. Good fishing and shooting can be had in the neighbourhood of the town, which in 1911 had a population of 494.

Post Office - Miss A. M. Wallace, postmistress
Petty Sessions - Clerk, James Rankin; court held last Thursday of each month. Summons server and C.B.O., R. Lamont
Royal Ulster Constabulary - Sergeant Eden
Northern Bank - Attendance on Tuesdays and Fridays
Ulster Bank - Manager, C. W. Lester; cashier, J. V. Sharpe
Doctor - A. M. Adams, L.R.C.P.S., medical officer Garvagh Dispensary District
Garvagh Drug Store - Alex. Templeton, M.P.S.I., proprietor
Registrar of Births, &c. - A. M. Adams, L.R.C.P.S.
Assistant Registrar - H. McAlister
Nurse and Midwife - Miss Quinn

CHURCHES

Church of Ireland - Errigal and Desertoghill Parish, Rev. W. H. Morrison, LL.D., rector; Rev. H. Vaughan, curate; Rev. W. Morrison, parochial secretary; Lieut.-Col. McCausland, parochial treasurer; Messrs. Mitchell S. Rankin, and Arthur Church, church wardens
Presbyterian - First Garvagh, Rev. Wm. Campbell, M.A.; Second Garvagh, Rev. S. B. Thomson, B.A.; Moneydig, Rev. W. J. Latimer; Ringsend, Rev. R. Moore, jun.
Roman Catholic - Desertoghill Parish - Rev. J. Kearney, P.P.; Rev. P. McGurk, C.C. Errigal Parish - Rev. P. McCrea, P.P.; Rev. P. McGeown, C.C., Kilrea

MAGISTRATES

Adams, A. M., M.D., Garvagh
Boylan, Daniel, Garvagh
Campbell, J. F., Gortacloghan
Dempsey, Bernard, Cornamuckla, Aghadowey
Gilmore, Thomas, Killyvalley
Gribbon, Henry, Gortmacrane, Kilrea
Henry, M. J., Lisnagrot
Hezlet, Colonel R. J., Bovagh, Aghadowey
Hilton, W. J., Dullaghy, Kilrea
Jones, H. R., R.M.
Macausland, Lieut.-Colonel, Woodbank House
Moon, Jas. T., J.P., Ballydevitt, Aghadowey
Mullan, George, Corlecky
McCoy, John
McIntyre, J. A., Ballymenagh, Garvagh
McKeenan, W. J., Movanagher, Kilrea
O'Kane, Patrick, Kilrea
Rankin, Robert P., Lisbuoy, Killykergan, Coleraine
Smyth, Major Arthur C., Ballintemple, Garvagh
Stronge, Capt. Charles E., Lizard Manor, Aghadowey
Woods, W. W., Kilrea

NATIONAL SCHOOLS

Ballyagan - Thomas Moore
Boleran - Thomas Gill
Carhill - Miss Jameson
The Canning School - Mrs. Kate McShane, principal; Miss Meabank, assistant
The Upper School - Alex. McCotter, principal; Miss Wallace, assistant
Glen Ullin - John McNicholl; Miss Nellie Smyth, assistant
Lisnascreaghhog - J. Murphy; Mrs. P. McRory, assistant
Magheramore - John Corrigan
Moneycarrie - Samuel Finlay, principal
Moneydig - Miss Toye
Ringsend - Miss Forbes, principal

ASSOCIATIONS

Garvagh Co-operative Agricultural and Dairy Society Ltd. - David McMillan, secretary and manager
Garvagh Unionist Association - Secretary, Matthew Craig
Grove Co-operative Agricultural and Dairy Society Ltd. - W. J. Hilton, Dullaghy, secretary
Orange and Protestant Friendly Society (Garvagh Branch) - Thos. Graham, secretary; Moneydig Branch, Jas. McIlroy, secretary

HOTELS

Canning Arms - Joseph O'Kane
Commercial - Mrs. John O'Kane
Imperial - William Fitzsimons
Royal - Hugh Wade

HALLS

The "New Hall" - Wm. Campbell, caretaker
The Temperance Hall - Wm. Campbell, caretaker
The Clinton Memorial Orange Hall - Thos. Graham, caretaker

INHABITANTS

Anderson, Mrs. W. J., Ardavon

Blake, A.
Boylan, Daniel, licensed publican, grocer and wool agent
Boyle, Miss R. A., grocer and confectioner
Bradley, John, carpenter
Bradley, Wm., well sinker
Brown, Miss E., grocer and confectioner

Caldwell, James, gardener
Caldwell, James, jun., stone mason
Caldwell, Miss, dress maker
Campbell, Alexander, car driver
Campbell, John F., land surveyor and valuer, Gortacloghan
Cathcart, Miss M., laundry
Cathcart, Wm., blacksmith
Clarke, W., & Sons, bleach works, Moneycarry
Coyle, James, cooper
Craig, Matthew, Unionist registration agent
Crowe, Wm., fowl dealer
Cunningham, Alex., coach builder and steam sawyer

Dallas, George, watchmaker, jeweller and photographer
Deeney, Miss Mary, lodging house keeper
Dickson, Thos., grocer, grain and provision merchant
Diffin, Florence, shoemaker
Dunlop, John, grocer, grain and meal merchant
Dunlop, Miss Ml, dressmaker

Ferguson, Henry, coach builder
Ferris, Mrs. J., haberdasher and milliner
Fleming, James, blacksmith
Fleming, Mrs., boot and shoe merchant

Gibson, Samuel, carpenter
Gilmour, Archibald, retired farmer
Gilmour, Matthew, grocer, egg, grain and provision merchant
Gilmour, Wm. T., grocer, Ballinameen
Graham, Jas., shoe maker
Graham, Thomas, hair dresser
Grey, W., mason

Hamilton, Wm., retired farmer
Henry, Edward, Tamneymore, cattle dealer
Holmes, Matthew, cycle and motor works
Henry, William

Johnston, Matthew, tailor and clothier
Johnston, Mrs. M., dress maker
Johnston, Thomas, butcher
Johnston, William, car driver

Kane, James, fowl dealer
Kennedy, J., fruiterer
Kerr, David G., auctioneer, &c.
Killen, James, station master

Lamont, Robert, grocer, C.B.O., and Summons server
Lindsay, Wm., tailor
Linton, George, tailor and cutter
Linton, Joseph, grocer
Lynch, John, tailor
Lynch, Miss S.
Lyttle, Mrs. S.

Macausland, Lieutenant-Colonel R. C. S., J.P., Woodbank House
Macausland, Miss, Woodbank Cottage
Madill, Miss E.
Mann, Alex. L., watchmaker and jeweller
Marks, John, miller
Marks, John, jun., town postman
Matier, Mrs. J., milliner, haberdasher
Michael Bros., grocers, &c.
Milliken, David, tailor and clothier
Milliken, Samuel M., news correspondent
Moore, Albert
Moore, Robert, & Co., clothiers, woollen drapers
Moore, The Misses, dress makers
Moore, Thomas, N.S. teacher
Mulholland, Wm., butcher
Mullan, James, cattle dealer
Murphy, J., N.S. teacher

McAlister, H., solicitor's clerk, insurance agent, and news correspondent
McCann, Henry, pump sinker
McCay, James, carpenter
McCay, Joseph, carpenter
McCloskey, Miss H., dressmaker
McCloy, Miss Lizzie
McCool, Patk., grocer and boot merchant
McKee, William, grocer
McKinney, Thos., publican
McLeod, Albert, saddler
McMillan, Alex., boot and shoe manufacturer and leather merchant
McMillan, Miss, grocer
McMillan, David, Agent for the "Belfast News-Letter" and the "Belfast Weekly News"
McMullan, George, shoe maker
McMullan, Miss, dress maker
McNeary, Wm. J., baker and confectioner
McNicholl, Michael, licensed publican
McShane, John, cattle dealer

O'Connell, Charles, cattle dealer
O'Connell, James, butcher
O'Kane, Echlin, publican and cattle dealer
O'Kane, Wm., solicitor, insurance agent, &c.
O'Neill, John, blacksmith

Patton, George, & Co., woollen drapers, milliners, &c.
Paul, Robert, woollen draper
Paul, Samuel, grocer and farmer

Rankin, James, C.P.S., Commissioner of Oaths and auctioneer
Reid, Miss, fancy needlework
Robertson, David, grocer
Robertson, Mrs. David
Robertson, R., grocer and general merchant
Robertson, William, china and delph merchant
Roxborough, Samuel, grocer

Savage, Mrs. W., haberdashery
Skelly, John, painter, glazier and paper hanger
Skelly, Mrs. J., dress maker
Skelly, Richard, shoe maker
Smyth, Major Arthur, J.P., Ballintemple House
Stewart, Henry, cycle and motor works
Stewart, James, leather carrier
Stewart, Miss A., stationer
Stewart, Samuel, corn mill owner
Stirling, J., saddler
Stronge, Edward, Garvagh House

Thompson, Thos. B., grocer, cycle agent, &c.
Turner, William, steam saw mill
Turner, Wm., delph, second-hand clothing

Wade, Hugh, Royal Hotel, grocer, and spirit merchant
Walker, Mrs.
West, Henry, barber, &c.

Young, John, shoemaker

FARMERS

Adams, Robert John, Gortfad
Armstrong, Robert John, Dullaghy

Berryman, George, Ballinameen
Boylan, Charles, Tirkeeran
Boyle, W. J., Landgivey

Campbell, John F., Gortacloghan
Carrick, James, Ballynacally More
Caskey, James, Craigmore
Church, Arthur, Dullaghy
Clarke, Matthew, Ballyagan
Clyde, John, Bellury
Cooke, James, Dullaghy

Dinsmore, William, Culnaman

Fleming, Gabriel, Belraugh
Fleming, John, Belraugh
Fleming, Thomas, Killyvalley
Fullerton, William J., Lisachrin

Gilmore, James, Boghilboy
Gilmore, James, Inshaleen
Gilmore, Thomas, R.D.C., Killyvally
Gilmore, William T., Killyvally
Glass, James, Carballintober
Glass, Robert, Moyletratoy
Glenn, Solomon, Liscall
Gould, William, Shanlongford
Governor, Robert H., Craigall

Hagan, Marcus, Glenkeen
Henry, Daniel, Gortnamoynagh
Henry, Edward, Tamneymore
Henry, John, R.D.C., Gortnamoynagh
Henry, John, Bellury
Hilton, Wm. James, R.D.C., Dullaghy
Holmes, Mrs. Robert, Moyletrakill
Houston, Thomas D., Gortacloghan

Kennedy, Samuel, Lisnamuck
Kennedy, Samuel, Culnaman
Kerr, Arthur, Glenkeen

Laughlin, Mrs. T., Moyletrakill
Linton, Thomas J., Carballintober

Millen, Samuel G., Stanlongford
Moon, James T., Ballydevitt
Morrison, Rev. R., Moneydig
Mullan, Daniel, Altduff
Mullan, Hugh, Gortfad
Mullan, John, Belraugh
Mullan, Mrs. Hugh, Cuilbane

McCahon, Alexander, Ballylame
McCay, John H., Carrowreagh
McClenaghan, Robert, Bellury
McCooke, Hugh, Moyletratoy
McFetridge, John, Cah
McFetridge, Thomas, Cullyramer
McFetridge, Alexander, Boghilboy
McLenaghan, Archibald, Carballintober
McMaster, Wm., Inchaleen
McNeary, Thomas A., Garvagh
McPherson, Adam, Freugh
McShane, Cormac, Altduff

O'Kane, Bernard, Maybuoy
O'Kane, Joseph, Glenkeen
O'Mullan, Mrs., Ashlanaduff
Orr, Alexander, Ballyagan

Patterson, Alexander, Drumacrow
Pollock, Wm., Carballintober

Robertson, Robert, Crockindollagh
Robinson, William, Cah

Stephens, Michael, Mavemanougher
Stewart, Hugh, Killyvalley
Stewart, James, Kurin
Stewart, Joseph L., Lisachrin
Stewart, Robert, Ballynameen

Taylor, Miss, Movenis
Taylor, William
Torrens, Robert, Culnaman
Toye, John, Cullyramer

Wallace, Alexander, Trienaltenagh
Wallace, Hugh, Trienaltenagh
Wells, Robert, Ballintemple
Wilson, James A., Ballyagan
Woods, Robert, Inshaleen

MILL OWNERS

Adams, R. J., Gortfad - flax
Blair, Wm., Ballynacally - flax
Boylan, Charles, Tirkeeran - corn and flax
Clarke, W., & Sons, Moneycarry - beetling
Cochrane, Alexander, Shanlongford, Ringsend - corn
Co-operative Flax Mill, Movenis - John Gilmore, Mayoughill, secretary
Cunningham, Alexander, Garvagh - saw
Glass, James, Crockindollagh - flax
Hegarty, J. H., Ballynacally, Blackhill - corn and flax
Hunter, Leslie, Bovagh - flax
Loughlin, Thomas - flax
Mullan, Hugh, The Green, Gortfad - corn
McCay, Joseph, Garvagh - saw
McFetridge, A., Boghilbuoy - corn and flax
Millen, S. G., Shanlongford, Ringsend - flax
Mullan, Hugh, The Green - flax and tow
Stewart, Samuel, Garvagh - corn
Wilson, James, Ballyagan - flax

GILFORD

          A market town, situated on the right bank of the River Bann, in the County Down, with extensive flax spinning and linen yarn bleaching works, about equidistant from Banbridge and Portadown - say four and a half miles from each of these towns. Above and below this little town the banks of the Bann are extremely picturesque, being embellished with handsome country residences and well-wooded demesnes. The shops' half-holiday is on Thursday

Town Commissioners - John Roberts, chairman; J. B. Johnson, M.D.; Geo. Brown, Alex. Thompson, Robert Ewart, James Brennan, Robt. Getgood, John Kennedy, Jos. Heaney, T. J. Roberts, town clerk
Banks - Branches of the Northern and Belfast Banks; open on Fridays and Wednesdays
Petty Sessions held last Wednesday of each month - J. B. Johnson, clerk
Physician - J. B. Johnson, M.D.
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agent, John H. Gough
Registrar for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, and Dispensary - Robert Martin, M.D.
Royal Ulster Constabulary Barracks - Sergeant Healy

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. W. R. M. Orr, M.A., LL.D.; Rev. E. A. Myles, Tullylish Rectory
Presbyterian Church - Rev. John Cochrane
Methodist Church - Rev. John Magill
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Joseph Doyle, P.P.; Rev. H. McGivern, C.C.
Schools - Dunbarton - W. E. Balmer, Miss Hunter.  Gilford - Mr. Hadden, Miss Giffen.  Castle Hill - Mr. Dunn, Miss Murtagh

INHABITANTS

Dunbarton Street

Brennan, Mrs., grocer
Brown, George, bleacher
Getgood, Robert
Gough, J. H., stationer
Gough, Wm., general dealer
Hanna, A. J., shoe maker
Hart Bros., grocers, hardware, and coal merchants
Heaney, Joseph
Hunter, Miss, post office
Jones, Robert, victualler
Joyce, H.
Kennedy, John, publican
Kennedy, Mrs., confectioner
Kinley, James, victualler
Lilburn, Miss, dress maker and draper
Livingston, Ross, spirit merchant
McCormick, James, preparing master
McElroy, D., draper, Agent for the "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
Ready Cash Co., milliners and drapers
Richardson, J., druggist
Ring, Mrs.
Sallins, A., carpenter
Scott, Alex. A., cycle depot
Sergeant, I.
Thompson, Alex., grocer
Vaughan, Joseph, carrier
Vaughan, Mrs.
White, James, coal and hardware merchant
White, S., grocer
Whyte, W. H., saddler

Mill Street

Cameron, Wm., cashier
Crothers, Nurse
Greer, Miss, dress maker
Greer, Wm., mechanic
Livingstone, Richard, butcher
Martin, Robert, mechanic
McBrinn, Mrs., milliner and draper
McCambridge, Mrs., hotel proprietor
McClinchy, M., mill operative
McConnell, Mrs. Sarah, spirit merchant
McIlroy, Mrs.
Parkinson, Henry, grocer
Smyth, Mrs., grocer

Castle Hill

Gough, Miss, dress maker
Magennis, Mrs.

Castle Street

Boyle, William, J.P.
Dickson, Hugh
Johnston, J. B., M.D.
Kennedy, John, publican
Moore, Miss

Bridge Street

Davison, E. J., mill operative
Elsmore, Miss
Fox, Peter, spirit merchant
Hughes, Mrs., spirit merchant
Roberts, John, town clerk, and grocer

Stramore Road

Fowler, Wm., car proprietor
Hadden, Thomas, teacher

Ann Street

Adamson, Thomas, hackle setter
Henderson, Mrs.
Mulholland, William, overlooker
McBurney, Robert, mechanic

Dunbarton

Houston, D. M., grocer and draper
Magill, A., J.P., mill manager
Walker, D. W., manager Co-operative Stores

DISTRICT RESIDENTS

Campbell, Arthur, cattle dealer and farmer, Drumlyn Hill
Carswell, J., Tullylish House
Cochrane, Rev. John, The Manse
Coulter, Hamilton, Loughans
Cowdy, A., The Grange, Moyallon
Dickie, John A., J.P., Dunbarton House
Kelly, Sir Samuel, Moyallon
McMillan, ?, Drumlyn Hill
Orr, Rev. W. R. M., M.A., LL.D., The Vicarage
Pim, Miss, Moyallon House
Richardson, H. Steven, Drumlyn House, Moyallon
Richardson, Mrs. T. Wakefield, Moyallon House
Sinton, Frederick, Banford House
Uprichard, W. F., J.P., Elinfield
Woods, Reginald, Stramore Lodge
Wright, James F., The Castle

GLENARM

          Is a pleasant little seaport in the County Antrim, thirty-six miles N. from Belfast on the coast road between Larne and Ballycastle. It is delightfully situated at the foot of a deep glen opening to the sea, surrounded by bold, romantic, and imposing scenery. Glenarm River flows past on the north-west side, emptying itself into a bay of its name. Carnlough is about three miles distant, Cushendall about fourteen, and four miles further, still proceeding north, is the lovely village of Cushendun. Glenarm is frequented by steam vessels from England and Scotland, which bring brick, coals, and slates, taking back whiting, timber, lime and limestone; of the latter large quantities are shipped by the Eglinton Limestone Co. Ltd., who have made great improvements in the method of manufacture, changing the driving power from water to steam. An Improvement Committee has added considerably to the natural attractions of the village by increasing the bathing facilities and ensuring ample accommodation for summer visitors. This committee has also lately introduced a system of lighting the streets, with satisfactory results to the inhabitants. Petty Sessions Courts are held on the first Monday of every month, and there are four fairs in the year - 26th January, 26th May, 30th August, and 29th October.  Population in 1911, 951

Post Office - Mrs. Hunter, postmistress

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. T. P. Waring, A.M., rector
Presbyterian - Rev. Wm. Ramsey, B.A.
Unitarian Church - Rev. Joseph A. Miskimmon, B.A.
Roman Catholic - Rev. John MacLaverty, P.P.; Rev. T. McGrattan, B.A., C.C.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Infant School - Miss Rosetta Wilson, mistress; Miss M. Harte, assistant
Male N.S. - Jas. McCausland, master; Mrs. McCausland, assistant boys' school
Female National School - Miss M. J. Johnston, mistress, Miss J. Gore, assistant
Dispensary - Samuel M. Magowan, M.D., Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Deputy Registrar, Robert McGowan
Longfield National School - Miss Moore,
Seaview Male National School - Charles Morris, master; Miss M. E. O'Donnell, assistant
Seaview Girls' National School - Mrs. McAllister, mistress; Miss M. O'Boyle, assistant
Royal Ulster Constabulary Station - B. McGreevy, sergeant, and ten constables
District Councillors - Wm. McCullough, Rainstown, Carnalbanagh, Broughshane; James Crawford, J.P. Dickeystown, Glenarm
County Councillor - John Graham Wallace, Broughshane
Coastguard Station - M. James, chief officer, and four men
Petty Sessions Court, first Monday every month - Hugh McEvoy, clerk
County Rate Collector - Cowan Meban, Augharemlagh, Carnlough
Sanitary Officer (sub.) - Robert McGowan
Collector of Income Tax - James Orr
Halls - Conservative, Masonic, Sea View, St. Patrick's Parochial (Church of Ireland), Presbyterian, Farmers' Hotel
Belfast Banking Company Ltd. - Manager, Jas. Lowry; cashier, D. H. Adrain
Ulster Bank - Tuesdays and fair days
Civil Bill Officer - Robert McGowan

INHABITANTS

Antrim, Earl of, Glenarm Castle

Baird, Miss Sarah
Balmer, Miss Sarah
Black, Alexander, baker
Black, B., farmer, Tully
Black, James, tailor
Black, Mrs. M. J., grocer
Bunting, James, engine driver
Bunting, W., seaman

Clarke, James, gamekeeper
Clarke, John, Antrim Arms Hotel
Coulter, Captain
Crawford, James, J.P., D.C., farmer, Dickeystown
Crawford, Joseph, farmer
Cunningham, Archibald, farmer

Darragh, Miss, dress maker
Dempsey, John, seaman
Dinsmore, George, farmer, Black Bush
Donnelly, Mrs. Lizzie
Duncan, Richard, seaman
Duncan, T., seaman
Dunlop, Andrew, carter
Dunlop, J., car driver

Forsythe, J., gamekeeper
Fry, Robert, carter

Galbraith, John, farmer, Tully
Galbraith, John, farmer, Carnave
Galbraith, Mrs., farmer, Carnave
Gaston, Mrs.
Gibson, T., shepherd
Gibson, William, farmer

Hamill, Dan, gate keeper
Haslett, Mrs.
Haveron, Frank, seaman
Hunter, Andrew, farmer, Minnis
Hunter, James, farmer, Little Deerpark
Hunter, Mrs., stationer, agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"

Inglis, George, farmer, Carnave
Inglis, Miss, dress maker

Lennon, Nat., draper
Lindsay, John, shoe maker
Lindsay, Robert, shoe maker

Magill, Charles, publican
Magowan, Samuel M., M.D.
Martin, James, caretaker Cemetery
Martin, Mrs. J. M.
Moffatt, Miss, dress maker
Montgomery, James, farmer
Morrow, John, farmer, Longfield
Morrow, John, painter
Mulvenna, Alex., carpenter
Mulvenna, D., farmer, Gowkstown
Mulvenna, Felix, licensed publican
Mulvenna, R., farmer
Murphy, Mrs. Wm.
Murray, Sam, saddler

McAllister, E., lodging house keeper
McAllister, James, grocer
McAllister, John, butcher
McAllister, Robert, shoe maker
McAllister, Robert, farmer
McAuley, James, seaman
McCalmont, Miss Lizzie, grocer
McCalmont, R., weigh master
McCloy, Mrs., farmer, Munie
McClure, D., shepherd
McCormack, Mrs., grocer
McElroy, Mrs., draper
McEvoy, Hugh, auctioneer and spirit grocer
McFerran, George, J.P., chairman County Antrim County Council, Drumnagreagh
McGavock, Charles, tailor
McGavock, C., farmer, Deerpark
McGavock, William
McIlgorm, J., miner
McKay, Archibald, carpenter
McKay, Miss farmer, Bay
McKay, Miss J.
McKay, Wm., carter
McKay, Wm., postman
McKendry, James, seaman
McKendry, John, fireman
McKendry, Patrick, sexton Parish Church
McKenty, Henry, farmer
McKenty, J., farmer, Deerpark
McKenty, Mrs., farmer, Mulloughconly
McKenty, Mrs. M., farmer
McKinley, Mrs., sexton Presbyterian Church
McLoughlin, J., seaman
McMullin Brothers, grocers and drapers
McMullin, Miss Jane
McMullin, Thomas, Farmer' Hotel
McNeill, Alexander, publican
McNeill, Hugh, farmer, Drumnagreagh
McNeill, A., baker and grocer
McNeill, Henry H., Ltd., Seaview Hotel
McNeill, James, stone mason
McNeill, William, seaman
McRoberts, T., seaman
McTeer, J., butcher
McVicker, Mrs., farmer, Bay
McVicker, James, farmer, Bay

Orr, James, painter and grocer
O'Boyle, H., publican
O'Kane, W., grocer
O'Neill, Mrs. John
O'Neill, Mrs. William

Petticrew, A., butcher
Petticrew, Mrs. M.
Price, R., carter
Pullin, Wm. B., watch maker and grocer

Robinson, Alex., blacksmith
Robinson, James, carpenter
Robinson, John, blacksmith
Robinson, Joseph, sen., farmer, Foxhall
Robinson, Miss, dress maker and draper
Robinson, O., carpenter

Smith, James, gardener

Taylor, William, seaman
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Ltd. - Agent, James Lowry, Belfast Bank
Thomson, John, M.E., J.P., manager Eglinton Limestone Co. Ltd.
Todd, Mrs. D.
Todd, Robert, grocer
Tuppen, H. E.
Tuppen, Wm., grocer

Wall, J. J., estate agent
Wall, Miss, Courthouse caretaker
Ward, Patrick
Wharry, James
Wilson, Alexander, farmer, Moat
Wilson, John, baker
Wright, James, carpenter

Yendall, Isaac, seaman
Yendall, W. J., engineer

GLENAVY

          Glenavy is a very charming village, picturesquely situated about one mile and a half from Lough Neagh. As the village is only seventeen miles by rail, and fourteen by road from Belfast, it is a most suitable and convenient place for parties wishing to picnic on Ram's Island, or on the shores of Lough Neagh. The Glenavy River is a favourite resort for anglers, the fishing there being remarkably good. Glenavy is on a branch line from Lisburn to Antrim, there being three trains daily each way, and also direct communication between Dublin and Belfast. The district contains objects of interest such as the ruins of the Church and Palace of Bishop Jeremy Taylor, and the remains of the beautiful stables built by the Earl of Conway about 1664; but all the buildings, including the Church and Palace, were demolished in the year 1761. The principal industries are basket making, flock making, corn milling, cloth finishing, and beetling, and fish exporting. A war memorial has been erected in the village street in honour of local soldiers who took part in the great war. The village is partly situated in Camlin Parish and Glenavy Parish, the river dividing. Population about 300

Post Office - Miss Ferris, postmistress
Telegraph Office - Glenavy Railway Station; Wm. Sherlock, clerk
Post Office Savings Bank and Money Order Office - Miss Ferris
Petty Sessions - T. J. English, clerk

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Parish Church, Glenavy - Rev. R. R. Muir, M.A.; curate, Rev. W. Clements, B.A.
St. Andrew's Chapel of Ease. Femore - Supplied from Glenavy. Parish Church, Stoneyford - Rev. Ruddock
St. John's Chapel of Ease, Crumlin - Supplied from Glenavy
Presbyterian Church - Rev. J. A. Canning, LL.B., Crumlin
Methodist Church - Rev. J. Cathcart
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. McEvoy, P.P.; Rev. N. Convery

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Protestant Hall, Glenavy
National Schools - Glenavy, Mr. McLain and Miss Hartley; Legateriff, Mrs. Hazley; Ballymacricket (boys), Mr. McKavanagh; Miss Quinn, (girls); Four Score - Miss Dwyer
Glenavy Dispensary - Thomas West, M.D.
Coroner for South Antrim - Arthur Mussen, M.D., J.P.
Registrar of Births, &c. - Thomas West, M.D.
Reading and Recreation Room - Protestant Hall

INHABITANTS

Adams, Johnston, farmer
Addis, John, farmer
Addison, John, farmer, Lurgill
Armstrong, John, saddler & sand merchant
Armstrong, John, coachman
Armstrong, Joseph, Tullynewbane
Armstrong, Thomas, Crewe
Armstrong, William, signalman

Ballance, Henry, J.P., farmer, Crewemount
Ballance, James, farmer, Ballypitmave
Bell, Charles, carpenter and joiner
Bell, Miss A. J., farmer
Bell, Mrs. Robert, car owner and posting establishment
Brankin, John, fisherman
Briggs, W. L., flock manufacturer
Buchanan, S., merchant, Rose Lane Ends
Burns, David, flock worker

Cardwell, Robert, Ram's Island caretaker
Cathcart, Rev. J., Methodist Manse
Clements, Rev. W., B.A., The Curatage
Clendinning, Agnes
Colbourn, Joseph, farmer
Colbourn, Wm., shoe maker, Knockcairn
Collier, John, farmer, Ballinacoy
Connon, H., framer, Pigeontown
Creaney, John, farmer, Elm Hill
Crossey, Daniel, farmer
Crossey, John, basket manufacturer, Tullynewbank
Crossey, Patrick, farmer
Cummins, John, farmer

Dogherty, Constantine, farmer
Dogherty, Robert, farmer

Edens, James, farmer
Evans, James, Crewe Park
Evans, Wm. G., farmer, Eden Lodge

Faloon, Henry, carpenter
Farr, Arthur, caretaker, Protestant Hall
Ferguson, Alex., blacksmith
Ferris, John, publican and farmer
Ferris, Miss, postmistress
Fitzgerald, William, J.P., Tunny House
Fleeton, Robert, farmer, Edenvale

Garnett, John, farmer
Garrett, Robert, farmer
Gibson, Thomas, farmer, Crossvale
Gillen, Charles, Shamrock Vale
Green, William, farmer

Hamill, John, shoe maker
Hannon, Hugh, shoe maker
Harbinson, Wm., sexton Methodist Church
Harkness, Gilbert, Fourscore
Hartley, Miss A., N.S. teacher
Heaney, William, tailor
Hendron, James, farmer
Henry, James, blacksmith
Higginson, Henry, farmer
Higginson, John, farmer

Ingram, E., & Sons, masons and contractors
Ingram, Geo. E., carpenter
Ingram, Herbert, motor driver
Ingram, Walter, cycle manufacturer
Irvine, Thomas, Glenavy

Johnston, Alex., farmer
Johnson, George, farmer
Johnson, Miss, Annandale
Johnston, M. L. & S., Ltd., general merchants; agents for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News" Telegraphic address - Johnston Ltd., Glenavy
Johnston, Rebecca
Johnston, Samuel, Hopevale
Johnston, W. H., shop assistant

Kennedy, John, carpenter
Kilpatrick, William, farmer

Laird, Mrs., Gobrana House
Lattimer, H., Waterworks, Stoneyford
Leslie, W. J., sexton Parish Church
Logan, Mrs., farmer, Landgarve
Lowe, Henry, J.P., farmer
Lowry, John, farmer
Lowry, William, farmer
Lyle, John, tailor

Marsden, Edward, engine driver
Megahy, John, farmer
Megarry, Henry, fisherman
Megarry, John, fisherman
Megarry, John, boat builder
Millar, Miss, dress maker
Millar, Mrs. Sara
Mockler, Edward
Molloy, Mrs., merchant
Moore, Letitia, farmer
Moore, Richard, carpenter
Moore, Thos., farmer
Muir, Rev. R. R., The Vicarage
Mulholland, Isaac, publican and basket manufacturer
Mulholland, James, farmer
Mulholland, Miss E., grocer
Mulholland, Samuel, farmer
Mussen, Arthur, M.D., J.P., coroner, The Cottage

McAllister, James, Pigeontown
McCord, A., flock worker
McCorry, Dalway, farmer
McCorry, W. J., farmer
McCullagh, David, farmer, Tullynewbank
McCullough, David, The Mills
McCullough, Francis, Knockcairn House
McEvoy, Rev.
McKavanagh, Daniel, farmer
McKavanagh, Philip, farmer and grocer
McKeever, J., fowl dealer
McKeown, H. P., B.Sc., electrical engineer
McKeown, W. J., managing director, Sunnyside
McKeown, W. J., insurance agent
McNeice, James
McVeigh, Charles, farmer

Neill, Joseph, farmer
Nelson, W. R., traveller, Aghanadarragh

O'Boyle, Patrick, farmer

Peel, Arthur, farmer
Peel, Mrs. Arthur
Price, John, farmer

Reid, Joseph, farmer, Crew
Richardson, F., Ballyvorally
Rollins, George, farmer, Crew Park
Ross, James, publican and farmer
Rush, Andrew, tailor

Scott, William, grocer, Fourscore
Sefton, Alfred, Glendona
Sefton, The Misses, Glendona
Sherlock, William, station master
Simpson, John, farmer
Sloane, Jas. R., farmer
Smith, James, farmer, Crew Park
Steel, David, plate layer
Steel, Robert, farmer
Stewart, Andrew, farmer
Stewart, Francis, farmer, Crew
Stewart, Joseph, farmer
St. Clair, Mrs., dress maker

Thompson, Mrs. L.
Thompson, Thomas, farmer
Thompson, Wm., farmer, Ivyhill
Trowland, Robert

Waite, Miss, dress maker
Waring, Lucas, farmer, Bellbrook
Waring, Samuel, Landgarve
Watson, Joseph, thatcher and jobber
Watson, Thos., cycle repair shop
West, Thomas, M.D., Sona Rupa
White, The Misses
White, Walter, Miller, Sandon
Wilson, Mrs. David, farmer, The Laurels
Wilson, James, merchant
Wilson, Robert, carpenter and auctioneer
Wilson, Robert, Stationview House

Young, James, watchmaker and jeweller

GORTIN

          Is a picturesque little town, situate in the Parish of Lower Badoney, County Tyrone, about ten miles north of Omagh, and six miles east of Newtownstewart, both stations of the Great Northern Railway Company. The station of the latter town is the one from which the goods and passenger traffic is carried on. The town of Gortin is very ancient, and is composed of one continuous street, with houses on both sides, and a bridge spanning the centre. Fairs are held on the first Wednesday of each month, at which there is always a good attendance of buyers, and at which large quantities of pigs, cattle, horses, and sheep, especially the latter, are offered for sale. A market is held every Wednesday for the sale of farm produce. There is a fine Co-operative Creamery about half a mile from the village, which was established in 1902 as a separating station, but since converted into a full churning centre and experiment station, fully equipped with the latest dairy machinery, on Danish lines, to which the manufacture of cheese was added in 1917 and pork curing in 1918, and a co-operative store in connection therewith is shortly to be started. There is an auxiliary in connection with the creamery at Eden, near Plumbridge.  The surrounding district, particularly the Greencastle district, abounds in mineral deposits of a very valuable and varied nature, including galena and iron pyrites at Teebane West and Glenlark, also plumbago. The minerals have been analysed and reported on very favourably. It is also rich in archaeological remains, including a fine Oghane stone at Aghascrebagh. The population is 267

Post Office - Mrs. L. Graham, postmistress
Petty Sessions - Clerk, W. S. Hamilton
Magistrates who preside at Petty Sessions - Jas. McCloskey, J.P.; Thos. McKelvey, J.P.; J. McFarland, J.P.; Joseph McGeown, J.P., Glenmacoffer; Thomas Falls, J.P., Lislap; Charles Clarke, J.P., Glenmacoffer; Neal Devlin, J.P., Mountfield; Edward McCullow, J.P., Barness; S. McFarlane, J.P., Meanaduff; John A. Crawford, J.P., Colvahillion; John J. Fleming, J.P., Gorticastle; P. Roche, J.P., Newtownstewart; R. A. Campbell, J.P., Eden Mill; J. J. Lyons, J.P., Riversdale; J. Crawford, J.P., Straghulter
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - Dr. Patrick Clarke; deputy registrar, A. Mahon, Mrs. Agnew, midwife
R.U.C. - Sergt. Stewart
Beltrim Castle, Gortin - Platoon Special Police Officers - O.C., ? McKerrin
Provincial Bank of Ireland - Attendance on Wednesdays and fair days
Ulster Bank (branch) - Manager, R. Hill; cashier, R. Knox

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. Chadwick, B.A.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Adam Whyte
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Floyd, P.P.; Rev. McKenna, C.C.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Gortin Dispensary - Dr. Patrick Clarke
Executive Sanitary Officer - Dr. Patrick Clarke
Sanitary and Relieving Officer - Mrs. Owens, Sixmilecross
National Schools - Male, H. Miles; female, Mrs. H. Miles; P. Clarke, Glenmacoffer; Mrs. McPhillemy, Liscabble; J. Kelly, Garvagh, Miss Hall, Drumlea; P. Donnelly, Greencastle; P. McAlear, Crouck; P. Devlin, Leckin

INHABITANTS

Anderson, Thos., horse dealer
Armstrong, Miss C., draper, dressmaker, &c.

Bradley, Miss, draper
Bradley, Miss, dress maker
Bradley, Thomas, tailor

Campbell, Hugh, manager
Carlin, Wm., builder and contractor
Clarke, Patrick, egg merchant
Cook, A., creamery manager
Coyle, Francis, lodging house keeper
Crossan, Daniel, motor driver
Cunningham, Fowler, letter carrier

Deary, M., publican and motor car owner
Deery, Wm., publican
Devlin, John, cooper
Doherty, Catherine, lodging house

Fleming, Isaac, motor driver
Forrester, F. B., sub-agent, Beltrim Estate

Gormley, B., grocer and hardware merchant
Graham, D., car owner
Graham, Mary, dressmaker
Gray, John, shoe maker

Hamilton, R. E., cycle agent
Hamilton, W. J., steam corn and saw mills
Hamilton, W. J., chemist and druggist
Hamilton, W. S., auctioneer and hackney motor car owner
Hamilton, W. T., grocer, draper
Hay, Charles, carpenter
Henry, Thomas
Houston, Alex., farmer
Houston, James, auctioneer, Plumbridge
Hyland, Thomas

King, D., publican
Kyle, Miss E.

Loughran, J., publican and hackney motor can owner

Magovern, Alice, publican
Maguire, Miss
Mahon, Daniel, fishmonger and restaurant
Mahon, Sarah, dress maker
Maitland, ?, wireless operator
Montgomery, Wm., boot and shoe maker
Morris, James, letter carrier
Morris, John, letter carrier
Mossey, Hugh, carrier
Mossey, Mrs. H., dress maker
Mossey, Wm., spirit merchant

McAleer, Michael, grocery, restaurant and lodging house
McCloskey, Mrs., publican and hackney car owner
McColgan, Miss, shirt factory
McCormick, Mrs.
McCrory, Mrs., restaurant
McCrory, Peter, car owner
McCullagh, Patk., wine and spirit merchant, Greencastle, Gortin
McCullagh, Patk., grocer
McCullagh, T., grocer and hackney motor carrier owner
McFarland, Robert, grocer and hardware merchant
McGuire, Peter, blacksmith
McKelvey, Joseph, posting establishment
McNamee, P., cycle agent and motor car owner
McSorley, Mrs., dress maker
McSorley, Patrick, wheelwright
McSwiggan, P., coach builder
McSwiggan, Philip

Neville, Margaret, milliner and draper

O'Donnell, Rose, dress maker and draper

Pattison, J., saddler

Scott, Mrs. W. G., dress maker
Scott, W. G., engine driver
Simpson, Miss, lodging house keeper
Stewart, James, carpenter

Teague, Alice, publican
Turner, William, summons server, sheriff's officer, and civil bill officer

Warnock, Miss, creamery maid

FARMERS

Ballintine, James, Lenamore
Black, W. S., Learden
Campbell, John, Minaduff
Clarke, Charles, auctioneer, Glenmacoffer, Gortin
Crawford, J. A., J.P., Colvahillion
Devlin, Patrick, Garvagh
Fleming, J. J., J.P., Gorticastle
Fulton, David H., Droit
Fulton, John J., Droit
Glenn, J., Glenmacoffer
Hamilton, Claude, Liscabble
Hamilton, James, Dunbunraver
Hamilton, W. S., auctioneer, Droit
Hunter, John, Droit
Knox, John, farmer, Garvagh
Mathewson, Charles
McBride, Francis, Glenmacoffer
McFarland, John, J.P., Leardin, Gortin
McFarland, Robert, Gortin
McFarland, Samuel, J.P., Minaduff
McFarland, S., Straree
McGeown, Joseph, J.P., Glenmacoffer
McKelvey, John H., Dunbunraven
McKelvey, Thomas, J.P.
McLaughlin, Wm., Bourne
McKimmon, Alex., Trenamadden
McMullan, John R., Ryland
McMullan, J., Rylands
McNally, John, Glenmacoffer
Parke, R., Meenaduff
Steele, David, Rousky
Steele, R., Drumlea
Whelan, R., Colvahillion
Yorke, J., Dunbunraven
Yorke, T., Drumlea

GREYABBEY

          Is the site of an old abbey founded for Cistercian monks by Affreca, wife of Sir John De Courcey, and daughter of Godred, King of the Isle of Man, A.D. 1193. It was destroyed by the army of O'Neill in the great rebellion of 1641, and was never afterwards repaired. The ruins are now overgrown with ivy, which gives them a romantic appearance. The nave of the abbey church and a portion of the choir and transcepts are still standing, but the cells, dormitories, and other buildings for the use of the household have fallen in, only enough remaining to trace out the compass of ground which the whole structure occupied. The vicinity of these ruins is beautiful and picturesque. The shops' half-holiday is on Saturday

Places of Worship - Church of Ireland - Rev. W. L. T. Whatham, B.D., B.A.  Presbyterian Church - Rev. Thos. Patterson, B.A.  Unitarian Church - Rev. W. H. Townly Tilson, M.A.
Post Office - William Corry, postmaster
Constabulary Barrack - Sergeant P. Connor
National School - Senior department, Marshall Hill, principal; infant department, Miss Patterson
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages - Dr. W. A. Houston

INHABITANTS

Askin, Miss L.
Askin, Mrs. William, Greyabbey
Askin, Robert, publican
Atcheson, Mrs.

Baird, Mrs. A. J., publican
Bell, Mrs. David
Bell, Robert
Brooks, George, Greyabbey
Brown, Samuel
Bunting, E.
Byers, Thomas, coal and grain merchant

Carson, Andrew
Carson, John
Clingan, Mrs., Main Street
Conway, Mary
Corry, William, post office; agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
Coulson, Nurse

Davidson, David, weaving agent Greyabbey Weaving Industry

Edgar, Wm., blacksmith

Harkness, Hugh John, sexton, Church of Ireland
Harkness, Mrs. Thos., sexton Presbyterian Church
Hill, Marshall, school teacher
Houston, W. A., M.D.
Hutton, J. S., Ballygrainey House

Johnstone, Mrs. Jane

Keenan, Samuel
Kelly, John

Mawhinney, Jane, post woman
Mawhinney, John, grave digger, High Street
Montgomery, Major-General W. E., D.L., Greyabbey House
Moreland, Mrs. M. J., sexton Unitarian Church
Morrison, J.
Morrison, W., blacksmith
Muckle, Mrs., publican
Murphy, J.

McCartin, James, Greyabbey
McConnell, Mrs.
McCullough, Gomery
McCullough, Hugh, jun., tailor
McCullough, J., relieving officer
McDermott, Thomas, rural postman
McGivern, Mary A., caretaker of Dispensary
McIlroy, Hugh, Mill Cottage
McKay, John, Seaview
McKeag, Thomas
McWhinney, S. and M.

Patterson, Miss E.
Patterson, Rev. Thomas
Patton, Adam, jun.
Patton, Matilda
Phair, James, agent
Pritchard, John

Regan, Alex., Mill House
Regan, Thomas, Mill Cottage
Regan, Thomas
Reid, Alexander
Reid, Mrs. Samuel

Sandford, James, High Street
Sandford, Jane
Somerset, Thos., & Co., linen manufacturers, Shore Road

Taggart, S.
Taggert, William
Taylor, William

Warnock, Henry, gardener
Wright, Mrs. R., The Cottage

FARMERS

Askin, John, Ballynester
Askin, Miss, Greyabbey
Bailie, J., Ballybogilbow
Bailie, William, Blackabbey
Baird, Andrew, Ballyboghilbow
Baird, J., Ballynester
Barnes, David, Kilnatierney
Barnes, James, Kilnatierney
Bowden, Mrs. R., Tullycavey
Brooks, Thomas, Ballybrain
Brown, D., Ballyboley
Brown, James, Cardy, Tullycavey
Brown, James, Ballymurphy
Brown, John, Ballymurphy
Brown, Joseph, Ballygarvin
Brown, Joseph, Tullycavey
Brown, Samuel John, Ballybrian
Byers, Anna and L., Ballyboley
Carlton, Wm., Cardy
Caughey, W. J., Ballybrain
Corry, John Barnes, Ballybrain
Davidson, Andrew, Ballymurphy
Davidson, James, Ballyatwood
Dorrian, Alexander, Ballyboley
Finlay, Saml., Ballyuranullen
Foster, John, Ballyboley
Gibson, James, Ballyboghilbow
Gibson, John, Bayview, Ballygarvin
Gibson, Joseph, Blackabbey
Gibson, R., Ashbank, Ballygarvin
Gray, John, Blackabbey
Hall, Mrs., Ballyboghilbow
Hall, Thomas, Ballyboghilbow
Hamilton, David, Bullymurphy
Hamilton, James, Ballymurphy
Hamilton, John, Ballyboley
Hamilton, W., Ballyboley
Horner, James, Ballybrain
Hutton, J. S., Ballygraingey
Johnston, Frances, Ballybrain House
Johnston, Mrs. R., Cardy
Kerr, Joseph, Ballybrain
Little, George, Killyvolgan
Matchett, Sandy, Ballybrain
McCormick, J., Killyvolgan
McCormick, Mrs. William
McCormick, W., Tullycavey
McCullough, Nathaniel, Ballyboley
McCutcheon, Maggie, Ballyboley
McKettrick, W. J., Ballybrain
Orr, W. J., Ballyboghilbow
Reid, Francis, Killynatierney
Walker, James, Ballyboghilbow
Walker, Mrs. Joseph, Ballyboghilbow
Walker, W. J., Tullycavey
Woods, W. J., Blackabbey
Wright, Francis, Ballyboley

GROOMSPORT

          Is a picturesque little seaport in the County of Down, about fifteen miles from Belfast, on the coast road between Bangor and Donaghadee. It is delightfully situated at the entrance to Belfast Lough. The Copeland Islands lie about three miles off, and visitors generally visit the lighthouse erected on Mew Island. Groomsport is the most important fishing station near Belfast, there being between thirty and forty fishermen entirely dependent on this industry. There is a very fine natural harbour, and the old pier dates back to the time of the Danes. It has been entirely reconstructed by the County Council, and it now takes its place as one of the most complete along the coast. The Board of Trade have a rocket apparatus (life saving) station. It is said that the first ship ever built in Ireland was made at Groomsport. It is also famous as the spot where General Schomberg landed with 10,000 men on 13th August, 1689, to march through Belfast and besiege Carrickfergus. A motor 'bus service runs half-hourly between Bangor Station and the Port.

Post Office - Mrs. Walsh, postmistress
Places of Worship - Church of Ireland - Rev. Ernest M. Harris, B.D.; Presbyterian Church - Rev. Walter Nelson, M.A.
National School - Edward Brownlee, Principal, and one assistant
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - Dr. J. F. Mitchell, Bangor
Maxwell Hall, Main Street - Misses Perceval-Maxwell, trustees
Orange Hall, Main Street - Two lodges meet monthly.  John Summers, hon. secretary
Board of Trade, Rocket Apparatus, Telephone Call Office - Wm. George Tanner in charge
Masonic Lodge 337 meets on the first Thursday of the month in the Maxwell Hall - James H. Smyth, secretary

INHABITANTS

Aird, John, farmer, Orlick (Orlock)
Aird, William, Balloo
Andrews, John, farmer, Balloo
Andrews, Robert, Balloo
Auld, Mrs. John

Barnes, David, fisherman
Birch, Wm., Oakley Hall
Boag, Mrs. Robert, Violet lodge
Blackwood, J. W., Main Street
Blair, James, brass founder
Byrne, E. J., architect

Campbell, Miss, dress maker
Corry, S. P., Benvue

Elliss, Jas., grocer and dance hall proprietor

Finlay, James, farmer, Balloo

Gamble, Robert
Gardner, Campbell, J.P., Seabreeze
Gardner, Mrs., Holme Cottage
Glendinning, A. H., Orlick

Harris, Rev. E. M., B.D., The Rectory
Harrison, Hugh, farmer
Harvey, Isaac, Islet Hill
Haslett, Major Horace, Balloo House

Kennedy, John, gardener
Kingan, T. D., B.L., Glenganagh
Kingan, Wm. S., J.P., Glenganagh

Lytle, J. H., Copeland View

Major, Peter, caretaker
Mayne, H. H., Point House
Merrick, Alex. S., solicitor
Miskimmin, James, J.P., Balloo
Moffett, William, engineer
Mullin, Robert, Main Street

McCavana, Jeremiah, publican
McCutcheon, Robert, farmer, Balloo
McIntosh, Ross, fisherman

Nelson, Rev. Walter, M.A., The Manse
Niblock, William, fisherman
Nixon, David, farmer, Balloo

Orr, Wm., harbourmaster

Perceval-Maxwell, Miss Anna, Groomsport House
Perceval-Maxwell, Mrs. John, The Lodge

Robb, John, Dufferin Villas
Rose, Mrs., The Manor
Russell, William, land steward

Smith, James Heyburn, grocer and owner of coaster motor service
Stewart, John, sexton

Tanner, William, boot maker

Walsh, Mrs., postmistress
Waterson, Hugh J., brick layer
Waterson, James, fisherman
Waterson, John, fisherman
Waterson, Peter, fisherman
Waterson, Robert, fisherman
Waterson, William, fisherman