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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
Petition Support Cast for Royal Hotel License Choice
Residents signed petitions backing an application to government for the Royal Hotel a first class house with fifty rooms opposite the Blacksmith's shop on the boundary Mr 8 O'Brien formerly of the Savoy Hotel Vancouver is the interested party and has near unanimous support for the license. The Women's Institute annual meeting is scheduled for Saturday at 2 20 pm in the Institute rooms with Mrs Fadden delivering a talk on Hot Broths for Cold Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hotel
O'Brien
Savoy Hotel
Vancouver i
The
Women's Institute
Minstrel Conor Excels In Community Show At Blair Hall
An energetic minstrel evening led by D C Blair delighted a packed audience with banjo songs and comic skits. Highlights included Pete McMillan’s renditions and Mr Hill-Tout with The Boys of the Old Brigade, raising about sixty dollars for the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Blair
Pete McMillan
Hill-Tout
Barrett
Chamberlain
Davison
Idaho
Morgan
Blair
Mr. Ricka
Prof Box
Mr. Simmons
Pete “McMillan
Readership Cheered Beyond Mailing List
The correspondent notes with guarded relief that at least one reader of the Post is not on their mailing list. The remark hints at broader audience beyond the usual subscribers and reflects newsroom concern with reach.
Reeve Merryfield Likely Skips Election This Year
Abbotsford report says incumbent Reeve Merryfield will not seek reeveship this year. Ex-Councillor Aish appears to mount a serious bid with a winning determination to win the contest for the municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford
Merryfield
Aish
Langley Poised for Another Hot Election Time
Langley likely to see a heated contest for reeve after last year’s friction ended with one candidate acclaimed and the other reportedly wishing to withdraw. A former resident recalled the lively scene and said he would enjoy the fun if back in Langley briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Local Municipal Elections Across Nearby Districts Report
In Sumas Municipality the present Reeve Frank Munroe faces no opposition while Maple Ridge plans a lively contest as old council members decline to run and hopeful candidates emerge. Reeve Lougheed is favored for Port Coquitlam reelection. Pitt Meadows talks of electing the entire council. Coquitlam and Vancouver report multiple candidates aiming to guide finances in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumas
Frank Munroe
Maple Ridge
Lougheed
Pitt Meadows
Port Coquitllam
Coquitlam
Vancouver
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