Business Directory The following poetry forms a business dir- ectory for the Village of Sundridge and appears to have been published in about 1886. The poet in question was A.Gr. Churchill, who was commissioned to form the directory. INTRODUCTION See your Poet with the cars, See him pass like shooting stars; Rolling on the iron bars, In view of Sundridge town. See its written in his face, With a smile of fond embrace, He will represent our place, And traits of high renown. Squire Dunbar, Lang and Trip did take, A tourist voyage to Stoney Lake. Squire Bannerman set village stake, And Sundridge is the name. In the wilderness remote, Where ships and steamers never float, Telegraph or car or boat. Had never reached the same. Dominion's parent in the chair, Said, let there be a through fare, And telegraph as well car. In spite of politics; Hendrie and Symmes are driving on, To the order of Sir John. And railroad day is bound to dawn, On New-year eighty six. Where hunters in their trails did tram And lumbermen to stock their camp,. How behold the city lamp, A brilliant broad display.