Police Court Proceedings in Huntingdon and Yarwood Case
Ambro Partlow and A Y Yarwood faced magistrate McPhee on a charge of using threatening language. After evidence, both were ordered to keep the peace with a $50 guarantee. Disturbances caused by Balfour led to his arrest. he appeared later before Judge McPhee, fined $15 with a warning not to repeat. L O L officers installed for the year with officers named and several degrees conferred. the lodge reported a strong year with better finances and a gathering at Mr. J Fowie’s restaurant.
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Wade
Matsqui School Board Meeting Notes and Local Development
Matsqui School Board held a regular meeting at the Municipal Mall on Saturday December 3 with trustees Crickshinks chairman Conroy and Mereyfield present. Resignations and teacher appointments were noted, a new vacant post to be filled next meeting, and calls to open a new school at Clayburn. The board approved payments for supplies and repairs and adjourned to December 17. Local development updates include plans for a three story seventy room hotel near the tram station funded by James Adair and Anance of Vancouver and the sale of a five acre block to H D Beynon and A Davis. construction aimed for spring completion.
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Anance
Vancouver
Royal Bank appoints Mr W Williams as teller
Mr W Williams has joined the Royal Bank staff and will serve in the teller position, marking his entry into the bank’s clerical ranks.
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Royal Bank
Christmas Store News in Abbotsford Post
A hometown Christmas feature highlights local merchants and shoppers in Abbotsford. The article notes rising trade as residents buy homegrown goods, visit stores, and support area businesses, including a flour mill, blacksmith, harness shop, and bakeries, with seasonal cheer and community spirit.
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