http://www.fepl.ca/localhistory/files/original/6bfe453d44bebdbf52a793f53f1e32ec.pdf 1c3274893250433e7fbfa61ffe2eaf34 PDF Text Text W. V. Carey, Wines and Liquors If you have an entertainment Or a pleasant little time, And need a case of liquor or imported wine, They can be had at Carey's. Don' t take this as a joke.; His best cigars, like others, They got to go in smoke. VANCE- CAREY::: N: r. William Carey had a small , one story frame building thet stood on the west side of Niaeara Blvd., in the centre of the south end village of Fort Erie. It stood between Everingham' s grocery sto:!'e which was. on the N .E~ corner of Forsyth and the blvd., and the home of Mrs. Rail!ls1·ora. I~ is said th~1 t Mr. Carev ., became , weal.thy on the proceeds of this wholesale liquor s .t ore; the only one permitted in the :!"estricted area, around the village. At the time, in Ontario the controlline political power in office; the say as to wha:t 'party had the 1 icence. Sometime after 1904, an effigy of a M:r. Cronmiller, a we~l thy rewer, was hanged at the mouth of the Niaea!'R River. The news of the event eot into the Buffalo papers; and al thoueh .w~r. Carey de.n:;i..ed any . the aff~i.r ; Mr. Cronmiller refused to believe that he had to do with it. Orders went out that Carey was to be deprived of his licence. He tried . every poli'tical move he could muster, to no and he finally left the village. For a time the licer::ce went to over from Buffalo to take o~re:!" ~am Ramey, then John Boag the store. He held business in I ~2.l . same building; though it was later taken down , when Mr. Hawley had taken over the Everineham Store,decided to enlarge . and go into the Hardwa re business. A new buildine for the sale of liquor was built on the south of Central Ave. sid~ of Gilmore Rd., not far f~om the corner �__..._""' What is a Hickey? Old King Cole. was a merry old soul, And a merr~' old soul was he; But Hickey Billy Kohl is a merry young soul, And trading stamps with cash pales gives he. ........_ ~ . HICKEY. FIRST ANNUAL W. V. Carey, Wines and Liquors If you have an entertainmi::nt Or a pleasant little time, And need a case of liquor or imported wine, ThAy can be had at Carey's. Don't take this as a joke; His best cigars, like others, They got to go in smoke. Masque Ball and Entertainment BY THE FORT ERIE HICKEY CLUB Town HalI, Monday, February JSth, 1904 NOTICE It is requested that our friends report any case of distress to any member of the Hickeys. Our motto is : "Remember the poor and comfort the sick." "Mum" is the word. ENTERTAINMENT 'DANCING PROGRAM 1 Waltz . . ............. . 2 Quadrille. . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 Two-Step ............ . Lancers ... .. ........ . . 5 Waltz ..... .. ..... .. . 6 Eight-Hand Reel ... .. . 7 Two- · and Three-Step . . 8 Cotillion ............. . 4 1 o-0.finut l. · Address 'by the President 2. Grand opening by the Buffalo Glee Club (15) ~ .. Disrobing Act by Prof. and l\Iadam Ha ha 4. Brother Early's lateRt ~elections 5. Prof. Lightningrod on his automobile, the world arol!Ed artist 6. The Shadowgraph Elliott, Druggist \l 10 ll 12 13 1-i15 16 Intermission Three- and Five-Step ... Opera Reel ...... . Waltz .............. .. Double Lancers .. . Two-Step ... . ... .. .. . Waltz anti Three-Step . Navy Island Reel. Quadrille Double Ltmch For coughs and colds TakA a cup of hot tar, going to bed, Gurgle throat with a rubber hose, Pi11 a Spanisli onion between your shoulders, Fill vour two hands full of water 1 And "then think. If this fails· to cure you, get a bottle of Elliott's Syrup of White Pine. Waltz ............... . 2 A. 0. F. Reel ....... . 3 Two-Step ............ . 4 Minuet Lancers ...... . 5 Two-and Three-Step .. . 6 Eight-Han!i Reel _... . 7 Waltz ............... . 8 Buffalo Glide ........•. 1 1 o-0.fin u te Intermission 9 Two-Step ...... . 10 Opera Reel ..... . Three-Step ... . . . 12 Lancers ........... : . . . 11 13 Waltz and Three-Step 14 Waltz and Quadrille ... 1,5 Nationa ...- Anthem C:uod Ovfurning to vou at! Raymond, Cohoe & Rose If your troubles they are many . And keep you guessing all the·time, Just hang to this address below, And then you'll be in line, For Raymond, Cohoe and Rnse Are like Johnnies on the spot. Your troubles are their pleasure, And that's a mighty lot. McCann, American Hotel There are Hickeys o'er in Ireland, There are Hickeys in Japan, There are Hickeys o'er in Buffalo And in Fort Erie named McCann. They will tell you funny stories, And make you feel quite good, Ent a Hickey, to my knowledge, Would never split the wood. Sam. Ramey, Cottage Hotel UNCLE Pmr,. ------------------------- John Wright, Boots and Shoes If you ever meet a Hickey 'Vhen you're walking down the street, Just cast "yonr optics on the shoes He's got upon his feet. They are the la'8st and up-to-date, And simply out of sight. Those high-class shoes are handled now By our friend, JoR;, :arcKEY WRIGHT. McCann, American Hotel There are Hickeys o'er in Ireland, There are Hickeys in Japan, There are Hickeys o'er in Buffa.lo And in Fort Erie named McCann. They will tell you funny stories, And make you feel quite good, But a Hickey, to my knowledge, Would never split the wood. i:'am. Ramey is a genius. But in a very funny \\ ay; He can sell ) ou coal or rent a horse At a•1y time a' day There are other things he handles, Huch as bran; oats and ltay; And if you need a litt'e touch Just lie'ore you go away, .Just ask him for a" Hickey"Do it as a joke; . He may not tumble for a moment\\'hile you order up a smoke. H1cK1'Y. �To , THE TuNE OF MR. DooLEY. There is a man in this here town, who is cutting quite a dash ; I saw him here last Tuesday, then he skipped out like a flash ; He thought that he'd fool all his friends, and make an awful hit, And only a few were on to him, while he was doing it. ~ I 'Twas Mr. Carey, 'Twas Mr. Carey ; To all his friends he gave a great surprise; He's off the rack-just pat his back, And say, "Good boy is Carey, arey, u." For Mr. Carey is a man who likes a thing or two; He has his dogs, his monkeys, and he has his parrots too, Of coun•e they knew he'd gone away; but knew he would not stay Away from them for very long, as he knew it would not pay. For Mr. Carey, Mr. Carey, The greatest man Fort Erie ever knew ; He'y very wary-not a bit scarey Is Mr. Carey, arey, arey, oo. Who settles all the politics, without a word or blow, And sees the · men who vote receive the right amount of dough ; All this he carries up his sleeve, and uses all the grease To l{eep all his Fort Erie friends, also the Reeve at peace. It's Mr. Carey, Mr. Carey, With his little bob-tail pony and his Don, Who gets the votes-laughs at the goats:.• , , Does Mr·. Carey, arey, arey, on. Of course you all have heard the yarn of when he got home late, And said he'd been to Rochester, while he was out with Kate; In his new home they have a clock, and one that keeps good time, And if he e:ver stays out again, he's got to be in by nine. . J ' . Has Mr. Carey, has Mr. Carey; He knows it well -as 'Nell as you and I; And any old reason will be out of season For Mr. Carey, arey, arey, ii. - - - -- - · · Now, what we want to do my boys, and do it while we fill, ls to wish Vance Carey and his bride our very best good will; For we know they'll happy be in this Fort Erie town, So here's good luck to both of them when they get settled down. To Mrs. Carey, and Mr. Carey, We'll drink your health in clear and sparkling wine ; So here it goes, and brings to a close This little Rhymey, Rhymey Rhyme of mine. JOHN R. BOAG. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Louis McDermott Collection Subject The topic of the resource Local history, Fort Erie and surrounding area. Description An account of the resource A collection of historical documents, photos, news clippings, letters, and writings, assembled by local historian, Louis McDermott, and donated to the Fort Erie Public Library. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Louis McDermott Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived FEPL-LH -Louis McDermott Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Included in this collection are writings, historical documents, news clippings, images, maps, and more. They were written and compiled by Louis McDermott into a series of binders. The digital collection has been scanned from these physical copies. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fort Erie Public Library and Louis McDermott Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Carey Wines & Liquors Description An account of the resource Listed here is a document pertinent to the Vance Carey's Wine and Liquor business in Fort Erie during the early 20th century. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Louis McDermott Collection 1900s Fort Erie Louis Mcdermott Collection stores and businesses