Upper Sumas Women’s Institute Feb Meeting Supports YMC A Work
At the February gathering of the Upper Sumas Women’s Institute in Mia Hart Huntington’s home, members voted to donate tea proceeds to the Y M C A for soldiers' camp work. A Whittaker address urged funds, with $3.26 collected for the Y M C A and $2.45 for Prisoners of War.
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Y.M.C.A
Upper
Sumas
Whit. Bartlett
Tapp
Whittaker
Cambell
Tully
Cameron
Alexandria
Murphy
Couras
Water Diversion Notice by Abbotsford Timber and Trading Co Limited
Abbotsford Timber and Trading Co Limited Abottsford B C applies to regulate lake water levels via a dam at the outlet on sections 1 21 township 16 east of the Coast Meridian. Notice posted January 10 1917 filed with Water Recorder New Westminster objections due within thirty days after first publication January 19 1917.
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Abbotsford Timber and ‘Trading Co., Limited
Abbotsford
B. C
The
Water Recorder
New Westminster
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Albotsport Timber Ann Trading Company
J. F .Boyd
Canadian Patriodic Pund List of Subscribers
A garbled entry lists Abbisford Timber and King Con as subscribers with dates around January 19 and references to a Lad and fea 4916 Co. The readable items suggest a donor or subscriber list in a local periodical with unclear roles and incomplete names.
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Abbisford Timber
King Con, Lad
Fea
Hatzie W. I. Meet discusses local women’s work and readings
The Fraser Valley Record notes the Hatzie W. I. held its monthly meeting led by Mrs. Manson. Reports covered Mrs Watt’s work in Kiglaid and Wales assisting Women’s Institutes. A Patriotic work summary was welcomed. A lecture by Staff-Captain of the Salvation Army on Newfoundland wonders, with 160 views, is planned at the Presbyterian Church on February 28. Ensign Kelaher, a lady cornetist, will perform.
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Lot
EUR Salvation Army
Kelaher
Abbotsford Notices Highlight Marriages Sermons and Elections
Rav C McDiarmid of Mission ex changes with Mr Campbell to preach the ninth anniversary sermons of Abbotsford Presbyterian Church. Salvation Army leaders plan Newfoundland views on Wednesday at 2 o’clock in the Presbyterian Church. Quarterly Communion services set for Sabbath. Married on February 19 Molly Gatenby and dark Godson at bride’s father’s home. Mr and Mrs Godson to reside in Abbotsford. Mrs King visiting her mother Mrs Matthews. Donald Mra greeted home after illness. Mrs Boyd hosts pancake socials with a talent program and donations. Thursday socials continue. T McPhee titled sergeant likely to receive a medal. Miss Tannis Reed to perform at Ladies Aid concert. Abbotsford boasts local soldiers with medals and elections. Mrs J L Campbell of the Presbyterian Manse elected president of Westminster Presbyterial in Vancouver. Mrs Campbell known for leadership. central to district. One of Mrs Carnyell’s sons at Bank of Commerce Vancouver. the other a captain now in London labor.
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J. L. Campbell
Presbyteria Manse
Westminster Presbyterial
Vancouver
Campbell
Carn- Yells
Bank
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Hill’s Store News
Carhartt
Hill's Garley Block
Royal Columbian Hospial
Women's Committee
People’s Prohibition’ Movement
Farmers’ Institute
Red Cross
Porter
McGillivray
T&m
Scatvold
A. Teathawey
Doe. Boyd
McEwan
Jay Moo
J. X Metean
Aylae G
Hay BH
Meliwar
Bigginson
W. D. Raven
A. Caldwell
W. Tells
A. Taylor
J. Shawray
W. Butter
A. Mains II
A. R. Gosling
J. Garry
J. Grimley T Powell
A. Chester
A. Gillis
Roy Roe
Godson
Ree
J. Ayearst
Schiluter
J. Hutchison
T. W., Roberts
T. H. Bateman
Lovedar
W. B. Dawkins
A. Dolly
B. Broa
G. Blair
D. Blair
N. W. Puller
W._ Danks
A. McInnis
J. McBurney
B. Copperberg
Browne J. Tyson
Price
D, Stewart
W. G. Perris
A. Grist
BE. Halliday
Hart
the Hatzie W. I
Fraser ‘Valley
R. Lord
Chittick
G. Reith
J. Jackson
N. Holley
T. Lovedur
Dominion OF Canada
Chartered Bank In
Canada
Treasury
Ottawa
Department OF Finance
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