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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 14, 1922

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Abbotsford Board Debates Spelling Of Abbotsford Name

Abbotsford and District Board of Trade discusses whether the town name should be spelled with one or two Ts. Geographical Board official Mr Robertson states the name is spelled with one T. Kiwanis and local officials address town improvements and taxes while reports show a small deficit from a recent ballet event and wages owed to the W.A. fund.

Ataha Abbotsford and District Board of Trade Abbotsford Nsai Tront.p. Robertson Geographical Board B.C Abbotsfordit Rob Abbott Te-C Bby Kiwanis Galloway Matsqui W. A G. W. Yea Me. Cottrell

Halton Harrow celebrate anniversary in Wellington Ranch

Mr and Mrs A Hallon Harrop host an anniversary wadding party at their Wellington Ranch home on Monday July 8. Attendees included Mrs Avery White from New Westminster and several local couples. The event featured a long evening dance into the early hours as guests offered well wishes for the couple’s future.

A. Hallon-Harrop Wellington Ranch Avery White New, Westminster Roe M. Shore W. Taylor J. L. Preston Ll. Collison D. Bell L.N. Griffith New

Family ties blur in prairie Montreal mix up

Mrs McMillan of Timerick Sask and her sister MigseCrimson of Montreal are viewed as kin to brother Mr Dan McCrimmon in a puzzling regional familial note.

McMillan Timerick, Sask MigseCrimson Montreal Viwillus Thale Dan McCrimmon

Death of Philip Jackman Jr. in 1863 Mourned in Aldergrove

Philip Jackman Jr., eldest son of former Royal Engineers sergeant Philip Jackman Sr., died in October 1863 while his family stayed in the province after deciding not to return to England for discharge. The elder Jackman, a police constable in Alderwood district in 1886, was a long-time Aldergrove settler connected to local public life. He survived by his widow and six children, with a sister Mrs Murch in Latimer Road, Surrey.

Company of Royal Engineers Sapperton Colan Q. Moody Philip Jackman Police and Maherman New Westminster Aldergrove Jackman Pahp,jr Monhan Jed England Ain Wa Alderrove Ana Ena Ay Sistar Mra Murchson Latimer Road Surrey

McKee Dinner Honors Brother in Law from Baglang

Mr and Mrs McKee entertained at the D McKeye Ranch last Friday honoring Mrs McKee's brother who arrived from Baglang with a young bride. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs Shore Mr and Mrs A Hulter He rop Mrs Avary White now Westminster Mr Wer Taylor Mr J Olsen and Mr S D Tretheway. The party returned safely after a enjoyable evening guided by Mr S D Trethewey despite a rough mountain trail.

S D. Trethewey

Fool’s Para Dish special at Ab bisford Theatre

Next Friday and Saturday July 21 and 22 at The Ab bisford Theatre presents a grand photo spectacular Fool’s Para Dish. Cecil DeMille’s elaborate production features a massive, beautiful spectacle with renowned screen stars, appealing to all ages and traveling from France to Mexico and Siam.

Abbisford Theatre Cecil DeMille France Mexico Siam

Abbotsford School to Expand Including Eight Rooms

The Abbotsford school board will remodel the existing building to eight rooms, adding heat and upstairs rooms. The project aims to raise $8000 more via a five year loan, with government support totaling up to 9000 including assessments. J Brydges re-elected auditor. J McPhee and W Webster re-elected trustees. A large Abbotsford turnout celebrated the Glorious Twelfth in New Westminster with the Abbotsford band providing entertainment.

Abbotsford 2 Aigirid Atha Ing Victoria Saifal Hadeen Isom J.’ Brydges Sormer J. McPhee Lm. W. Webster J. Shortreed- Wax Abbotsford Bix New Westminster B.C

Riverside Uniteds Win Clayburn Cup in Final Series

Riverside Uniteds defeated D Company 7 to 2 in the Ha at game to clinch the Prasary Valley League schedule title the Clayburn Cup for the second year running Col A L Coote president of the league and Mrs R L Coote presented the trophy after the victory The Riverside Uniteds swept the series in five straight games and a schedule for the second half of the season will be arranged shortly.

Chilliwack D. Company 47Th Battalion Riverside Uniteds Clayburn Culliwack A. L. Coote R. L. Coote D Company Haat

Trustees election ends as Abbotsford bids for school addition

The community aims to advance a large government sum for the school addition and ensure local contractors share equal opportunity with outsiders. A local band performed on July 12 and was praised as exceptionally sweet, with music rivaling any band.

Thuat Abbotsford

Personal notices from Vancouver area chatter and visits

A string of social items lists Mr Stewart McPee and others reburial talk at a Presbytery meeting in Vancouver. The piece notes visits to White Rock and New Westminster, weekends with relatives, camping at Rock, and various relatives and friends traveling to Vancouver, Penticton, and Columbus Ohio, with multiple local families mentioned.

Stewart McPee Aherote Fred Taylor Coogan C. Spring New Westminster A.mcgarvie Vancouver

Week in Calgary reveals fruit shipments and market notes

The week sees raspberries and cherries arriving from the Fraser Valley with several railroad cars moving from Haney and Creston. Red currants sell mostly poor to fair, prices range from 2.50 to 3.50 per basket or unit, and a Verna harvest brings some gold produce. Vehicles report inspections and high quality berries, with shipments and prices noted for Kelowna and surrounding regions.

Haney Weanesday Creston Hatzie Fraser Kelowna F.C Okwung Gan

Services at St Math ew s Anglican Church at Abbotaford

Services will be held in St Math ew s Anglican Church at Abbotaford every Sunday night at 7 30 Rev A Harding Priest vicars.

St. Mathew's “Anglican Church Abbotaford A. Harding

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