Pettigo, Counties Donegal and Fermanagh
From the Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory for 1910
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PETTIGO, COUNTIES DONEGAL AND FERMANAGH
Has a railway station and post office, with money order and telegraph departments. Market day, Monday, 20th of each month. Population, 382
POST OFFICE
—William W. Reid, postmaster.
Postmen, Wm. Alexander, West Alexander, Jos. Gallagher, James G. Gallagher, Patrick Gallagher, George Ogle O'Donnel, Edward Owens, T. Meehan, J. Reilly
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Church of Ireland—Rev. Thomas C. M'Gee, rector; sexton, William Wark
Presbyterian—Vacant
Methodist—Rev. William Clark and John H. Hynes
Roman Catholic—Rev. Dr. M'Meel, P.P.; Rev. P. Maguire, C.C.
SCHOOLS
Female National—Miss Lizzie Wilson; Miss Wortley, assistant; Miss Bell, monitor; and Miss Hall
Pettigo Male National—Philip S. Howkins
School teachers near town—Mr. Somers, Miss M'Cabe, Boa Island; Mrs. O'Halloran, Aghnahoo; Miss Strong, Gortnessy; Miss Reid, Tamlagh; Mrs. Shannon, Tullyvogie; Mrs. D. Funston, Carnatressy; Miss Stewart, Clonelly
Petty Sessions Court—Fourth Tuesday of every month. Resident magistrate, Captain C. H. Crosbie. Magistrates, Hezlett Hamilton Aiken, George M'Crea, Captain Barton, D.L.; James M'Cullagh, Francis Britton, F. W. Barton, Thomas Flood. Hamilton Robinson, clerk of petty sessions
Belfast Banking Company—Mr. Pentland, manager
Pettigo Creamery—Robert Henderson, presi- dent; Belfast Bank, treasurers; John Robinson, secretary and manager
Civil Bill Officers—James Chittick and John Gallagher
Commissioner to Administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland—Robert Read
Dispensary—Pettigo, J. W. Dickson; Clonnell, Dr. Frank Cooper. Attendance, Tuesday and Saturday
Pettigo Mills—Corn mills, flax mills, saw-mills; T. Johnston, millwright and owner
Termon Creamery—F. Food, secretary; William Johnston, manager
R.I. Constabulary—Sergeant Lewers and five men
Independent Order Good Templars—W. W. Read, C.T.; Miss Gilmore, secretary
County Councillors—John M'Hugh, Pettigo; D. J. Flood, Pettigo
District Councillors—John Anderson, Gortican; John Gilmore, Pettigo; John S. Collins, William West Read, William Graham, A. Johnston, P. M. Gallagher, Croaghbrack; John M'Grath, Carnatressy; Joseph M'Govern, Rushen; John Boyd, Corlave
Bakery—Robert Read, proprietor; Lawrence M'Coll and Geo. Gibson, bakers
Blacksmiths—Robert Johnston, James Elliot, John Burton
Butchers—George Morrow, William Cox
Carpenters, &c.—Christopher Robinson, Thos. Humphries, George Freeborn, Thomas Henderson, A. Freeborn, G. Bartley, and W. and R. Shaw
Cycle Agent and Repairer—Wm. George
Elliott Drapers—H. H. & T. A. Aiken, John S. Collins, Robert Read, Michael Gal- lagher, James Elliott, Thomas M'Brien, John Humphries, John Flood, L. & M. M'Kee Dressmaking Establishments—Mrs. Freeborn, H. H. & T. A. Aiken, Robert
Read, County Fermanagh; Miss Doherty, Miss Duncan, Miss Quin, Miss Bannon, Mrs. W. J. Graham
Druggit, &c.—F. Read, Main street
Game keepers—Alexander Saddler, Terence Doud, J. M'Farlane, and John Elliott
Grocers, Flour Merchants, &c.—John Gilmore, B. M'Grath, Elizabeth Elliott, John S. Collins, Mrs. T. W. M'Brien, H. H. & T. A. Aiken, Robert Read, George M'Crea, A. J. M'Hugh, Thomas M'Brien, John Humphries, M. Gal- lagher, D. J. Flood, James Elliott, F. A. Read, Terance M'Garrigle
Hotels, &c.—Thos, Aiken, Aiken's Hotel; Red Lion, D. J. Flood; Family Hotel, Jane Lyttle; White Swan, Miss Fogarty; White Hart, Mrs. M'Hugh; Mrs. Patchell, M. Johnston
Lodging-houses and Restaurants—Elizabeth Robinson, William Virtue, James Morrow, Elizabeth Begly, Miss Duncan, Andrew Brennan
Newspaper Agents—Robert Read, Thomas Aiken, D. J. Flood, James Elliott, Wm. Alexander, Miss Elliott, John Gilmore, George M'Crea
Painters—I. Booth, J. Graham
Sewed Muslin Agents—Christopher Robinson, Joseph Wilson, John Gilmore, John S. Collins, E. Gorman
Shoemakers—Hugh Quinn, William Rankin, Peter Gallagher
Leather Merchants—Thomas M'Brien, Geo. M'Crea, James Elliott, H. H. & T. A. Aiken, M. Gallagher
Stationmaster—Michael Shields; head porter, Alexander Robinson; signalman, James Harvey
Tailors—Peter Doherty, James Doherty, Patrick M'Caffery
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