Official history of the Cornwall Cheese and Butter Board . HORATIO DOW AXD HIS FARM BUILDINGS is Qoo bushels grain. 100 tons hay. 120 tons corn. 200 bushels potatoes. Mr. DowIS also a bee-keeper, having at present 8 colonies of bees. Mr. Dows entire life has been spent in the occupation of farming. He hasalso been a patron of the Cheese Board for twenty-one years—ever since it wasorganized. He delivers daily 550 pounds of milk to the St. .Andrews Factory. Our subject has been three years in the Township Council, the third. 1916,acting as Deputy Reeve. Mr. Dow is again, this year. Deputy Reeve
Official history of the Cornwall Cheese and Butter Board . HORATIO DOW AXD HIS FARM BUILDINGS is Qoo bushels grain. 100 tons hay. 120 tons corn. 200 bushels potatoes. Mr. DowIS also a bee-keeper, having at present 8 colonies of bees. Mr. Dows entire life has been spent in the occupation of farming. He hasalso been a patron of the Cheese Board for twenty-one years—ever since it wasorganized. He delivers daily 550 pounds of milk to the St. .Andrews Factory. Our subject has been three years in the Township Council, the third. 1916,acting as Deputy Reeve. Mr. Dow is again, this year. Deputy Reeve ot Cf)rn-wall lovvnship. He is one of the most popular farmers in this district. 97 HISTORY OF THE CORNWALL CHEESE AND BUTTER BOARD DUNKIN & IRWIN. D THOS. R. DUNKIN UNKIN & IRWIN are CornwaHslargest grocers. Iliis Hrni oper-ates two splendid, up-to-datestores, one located in the ColquhounBlock and the other in the GlengarryBlock, i^itt Street. The Hrni is composedof Thomas R. Dunkin and G. AllanIrwin, both well known as being amongthe popular and progressive youngerbusiness men m Cornwall. Dunkms Grocery Store has beenknown to residents of the 1 hree UnitedCounties for many years, it havmg beenfounded by Wm. H. Dunkin, father ofThos. R. Dunkin, in 1S76. It is theoldest established Grocery Store in Corn-wall, and Wm. H. Dunkin always enjoyed the reputation of being the soul of honourin his business dealings. His son Tom as he is familiarly known to the trade,possesses the keen business judgment and integrity of his father. Thomas R. Dunkin took over the business from his father, Nov. 22nd, 1909,and has made a remarkable success of his venture since assuming control. Thissuccess was greatly augmented when Dunkin & Irwin fo
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