The Bayfield Bulletin, 1964-07-15, Page 6you are cordially invited to visit us
at the newly renovated
Albion Hotel
We feel sure you will enjoy a snack or
full course meal in "The Pump Room" and
your stay in the comfortable, airy rooms.
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THE
ALBION
HOTEL
BAYFIELD PHONE 2
The Albion Hotel Opens Saturday
The camera fails to do justice to the neat and
comfortable "Pump Room" of the ancient and hon-
orable Albion Hotel. Come in and have a snack
or satisfying full-course meal. You'll be glad you
did. (Bulletin Photo)
Page 6—Bayfield Bulletin—Wednesday, July 15, 1964
Congratulations..
ALBION HOTEL
Welcome To
Bayfield
Best Wishes for Your
Continuing Success
The Baylield Bulletin
BAYFIELD PHONE 96
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Congratulations...
TO THE
ALBION HOTEL
on it's re-opening under
new management
TSSETT Gr.:0S. LTD. DAIRY
Svpp;iers of Bissets Ice Cream
7 4.1.7 FORD HEIGHTS PAONE 524-7561
BEST WISHES
t ol
The Albion Hotel
on re-opening under New Monogement
Suppliers of Building
Materials of All Kinds
[WHEW HARDWARE
and LUMBER
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES -- CANADA PAINTS
AND VARNISHES
BAYFIELD PHONE 3-R-3
Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson,
who ptin:hased the hotel a few
months ago from Mrs. Alma
Fiday.ett and Miss Ellen Mac-
Kay, daughters of the late
Hugh MacKay who died a few
years ago, have done a thor-
ough job on the renovati.-ns,
and the old place is now agleam
with fresh paint and new tile
floors inside, although nothn
of the old charm has been lost
The fine old bar has been
rermished, the straight back
--hairs are still very much in
evidence in the "Pump Room"
and the old time air of leisure
and comfort is still present.
The "Pump Room" has been
open all this week, and by the
weekend rooms will be avail-
able for those requiring accom- •
molation. •
Mrs. Basset's grandfather
was Edward Elliott who came
to Bayfield in 1880. At first
he was in the present Little
Inn and in a Commercial Hotel
in Bayfield. Then he spent four
years at a hotel in Brucefield.
coming back to Bayfield where
he purchased the Albion in
1894. The place has been run
atsa. hotel until the present tme
Ownership passed to Hugh
MacKay, the son-in-law of Mr.
Elliott and then to MacKay's
daughters. Living there at the
time of sale were Mrs. Bas-
sett; her daughter, Mrs. Bar-
bara Matthews, and her dau-
lea,t-rs; and M:ss MacKay.
The old registers in the Al-
Vigorous new management
has polished up the old Albion
Hotel, and with extensive re-
novatoions, has brought back
to life one of the Pine old land-
marks of the village.
Old Albion Hotel
Ready For Guests
4.
I)1:),1 shows lots of Clinton
names. One list shows the
members of a Clinton baseball
team, which registered there on
Augus 2, 1895: Ed Johnson, W.
Ross, Frank Upshall, Percy
Fair. H. Ball. George Huxley.
BEST W!SHES
to the ALBION HOTEL
LEWIS BAKERIES LTD.
Suppliers of Bread and Rolls
LONDON, ONT. 434-5252
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Bayfield
BEST WISHES
We ore pleased to hove been chosen
to do the plumbing, heating and electrical
work in connection with the extensive reno-
vations at the Albion Hotel.
PLUMBING, HEATING & ELECTRIC
TO
The Albion Hotel
ARNOLD MAKINS
Thomas Wheatley, 'Thomas
Southoombe and Harry Mason.
On the Bayfield team are:
H. Elliott, J. Jewett, A. Woods,
F. Elliott, J. Whidden, F. Gem-
einhart, K. Moot-house, H. Er-
win and W. Erwin.
Phone 25