Mott, Charles A. : City Engineer, 1960
File contains a newspaper clipping concerning a 1960 ceremony honouring planning engineer and former city engineer, Charles A. Mott who had served 41 years with the city of Belleville. Also contains a newspaper account of Mr. Mott's retirement in January, 1965.
File contains newspaper article "Looking Backwards" headings and local news from the same date May 25th in the years 1940, 1930, 1920 and 1910.
Newspapers : Trenton Courier Advocate, Hon. M. Bowell, wedding cancelled 1888
File contains a newspaper clipping dated 13 August 1888 concerning the cancellation of Hon. Sir Mackenzie Bowell's wedding. Also contains a newspaper advertisement of an upcoming steamer excursion from Trenton to Napanee on the steamer 'Quinte'.
McLaren, Rev. William : lecture “The Unity of the Human Race' delivered at the Belleville YMCA, 1860
File contains two printed copies of “The Unity of the Human Race,” a lecture delivered before the members of the Belleville Young Men's Christian Association, 19 March 1860 by Rev. William McLaren, John Street Presbyterian Church, Belleville. Also present is a typescript history of the Belleville YMCA by Vera Weir, produced for the 75th Annual Meeting in 1969.
McKeown, John S. : Belleville druggist, 1968
File contains an obituary of John Statswood McKeown, pharmacist, company director of the Rexall Drug Company, and pharmacy owner in Belleville, who died ca. February 3, 1968.
McAvoy, James : 93 years, Belleville, 1968
File contains two newspaper articles profiling James McAvoy, a long-time Thurlow Township and Belleville resident.
Moore, Harry M. : “Belleville in the 1890's”
File contains several reprints of editorials by Harry M. Moore concerning events and topics of interest in Belleville in the 1890s, including a profile of Dr. Oronhyatekha, prices of goods and sundries in Belleville, and the 1898 gold rush.
File contains a manuscript letter from Susanna Moodie to the County Council of Hastings , 26 October 1869 concerning the death of her husband Sheriff John Wedderburn Dunbar Moodie. Also contains a manuscript motion of the Hastings County Municipal Council, 1869 expressing the Council's regret at the death of Sheriff Moodie.