St Anne's Poultry Farm Builds Up Abbotsford Venture
Abbotsford investors EB and G Giroday run St Anne's Poultry Farm five miles southeast of Abbotsford. They hatched about 2600 chicks in the season and now rear roughly 1150 birds in well arranged pens. The plant includes four 76 by 12 foot buildings with subdivided runs and plans to expand to incubator facilities and more houses to broaden their own stock.
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Tolpar
Abbotsford
Neck of the Woods
Messra EB
G. Giroday
St. Anne
J. J. Wilson
Lulu Island
Western Canada Power arrives in Abbotsford for substation
Abbotsford to host a Western Canada Power Company substation with temporary 18 by 24 frame building planned and a later stone and brick structure. Cable across the Fraser completed, operation expected in 2 3 weeks. Victor E Heatherington, 34, died after a severe accident at Coglan sub station. He left a widow and young daughter, family relocated to Abbotsford in spring from Scotland, locals extend sympathy.
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Western Canada Power Company
Abbotsford
John Montgomery
Vogel
Victor E.hetherington
Coglan
Columbian Hospital
New Westminster
Masonic Cemetery
Scotland
New Parsonage Planned for St Matthews Abbotsford
A meeting of St Matthews church members outlined plans for a new rectory to be built and ready before Easter. Tenders will be called and construction begun promptly. The piece notes Abbotsford’s progressive future and local business boosters including Giro day Bros, Geo C. Clark, and William Campbell, with a watchmaker to locate soon and preparations to attract him.
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St Matthews Church
Yates
Abbotsford
Geo C. Clark
Abboteford
Sinee
Camps
Christmas Tree Event and Engagement Notice
The annual Christmas tree will be held at the Presbyterian church on Friday December 22. The engagement of Miss Helen M. T. Taylor and Mr. Chas B. Hill Pout is announced. Miss Taylor is the daughter of Rev. G. W. Taylor of Dominion Biological Station Departure Bay Nanaimo. The wedding is planned for early spring.
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Presbyterian Church
Helen M. T. Taylor
Chas. B. Hill
Taylor
G. W. Taylor
Dominion Biological
Football Jaunt Ends In Muddy Victory For Mission
The junior team of Murneynd traveled by chartered launch to a distant ground four miles from town. Flooded fields and rain delayed play. Catchpole scored twice near the end as Mission edged ahead. After a grueling trek home, the side, with six regulars missing, earned a hard fought win.
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Bavan
Catchpole
Damann
Thinutes
Cox
Mt.Lehman
Turil
Lehrman
Saa
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McCrady
S. Brooke
Abbotsford and Huntingdon, B. C
McPhee & Kerr
St. Anne's
RN Canada Power Co
Abbotaford
Giro‘day Bros