Abbotsford News Roundup of Local Happenings
Names arrive and depart as Abbotsford residents mingle with Vancouver and Vancouver Island visitors. Cyril Hutton-Harrop returns from England with his bride while Mr. Christie and John McCallum visit. new roads south of G N tracts. bee inspector My Todd touring Abbotsford. Alexandrus Hotel at Huntingdon furnished. several locals involved in church, business, and education noted.
Sparrow prepares broilers for market and July delivery
Mr Sparrow plans to ship a fine batch of broilers to Lu nas on July 6 during Canada Day celebrations. The Matsqui Farmers Institute hosts a Dominion Day picnic at Municipal Hall Mt. Lehinin with foot races for married men women and children and a bugle war and football match. Music by Abbotsford Orchestra with admission priced at 1 dollar. proceeds benefit the Agricultural Association.
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Matsqui Farmer’s Institute
Municipal Hall
Mt. Uehinin
Abbotsford Orcheatra
Ladice Hee
Agricultural Association
Jackman
See
A. K
Bates
R, Owens
Chalyman
Matsqui Council Considers Noxious Weeds By law and rate updates
The Matsqui council debated enforcing a Noxious Weeds By law requiring cutting Canadian thistles by July 40th. It discussed the Municipal Rate By law, proposed taxes on wild land and real property, and questioned road funding amid rising assessments and land prices. The meeting also addressed light and power line safety before by law passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morey
M Pihl
G. le Feuvre
Abbotsford Timber Co
Huntingdon
G. McKay
Northbrook Shingie Co
Bell
Bell Lehman
Lehman-Roberts
Bell-Lehman
McWell
Western Canada Power Co
Strawberry Festival at Presbyterian Ladies Aid Home
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosts a strawberry festival at Mrs McLemeny Jon’s home on Wednesday the 19th at 5 o clock. Tea ice cream and strawberries on offer. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Abbotsford Orange Lodge Holds Semi Annual Meeting
The Lac Loyal Orange Lodges of New Westminster district No 2 met on Tuesday evening the 11th, with nearly all officers present. A large gathering heard reports, and plans for July celebrations in New Westminster were noted. The next annual meeting is planned for Mission City in January. Abbotsford members hosted a fine supper after the session.
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Lac Loyal Orange Lodges
New Westminster
Abbotsford Orange
Orangiam Jin Chat City
Mission City
Abbotsford Lodge
Hotel Arrival List Shows Guests From Across Cities
A hotel arrival ledger lists numerous visitors including W McCallum from Ney and Westminster, Dan Peterson from New Westminster, Thos Campbell from Chilliwack, J Nixon from Vancouver, N V Hanson from Portland, J D Whittier from Mission City, H Hutchenson from Dennison, H B Knox from Vancouver, Geo Phillips from New Westminster, F N McCrady from Burnaby, and many others from cities such as Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission City, Vancouver, and Edmonton, indicating broad regional travel. The compilation includes multiple individuals with last names like Campbell, McLean, Briggs, Gibbard, Pakenham, and Knight, reflecting a busy cross-border or intercity guest flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCallum
Ney
Westminster
Dan Peterson
New Weatminator
Thos
Campbell
Chilliwack
H. B. DePorrest
Blaine
J .C. McCarthy
Mission City
Jas
Prager Robs
Blackburn
Towlan
Mt. Lehman
Angus McLean
L. B. Briggs
Dennison
DD. Gibbard
F. Pakenham
R. H. Kihn
Seattle
Geo. Phillips
New Westminster
J. H. Wilkingon
F.N. McCrady
Bburne
Geo. C. Knight
New Westmint
Americans investigating utilization of stamps
Seattle June 14 business men of the state financed tests the chemistry department of the University of Washington desires to make to determine the possible uses of for real by products and as a result a cat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Chemistry Department
University of Washington
University tests to turn firetump waste into profit
Dr Henry K Banson associate professor of chemistry plans chemical experiments at the University of Washington using firetump stumps from Whattown County shipped free by the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railroad. Stumps will be reduced at Cadillac plant and returns used to prove substances of market value could pay for land clearing costs, potentially saving forestry industry large sums.
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University
Henry K. Banson
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Park
Whattown
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Tommy
Mac
Mr.t. Hutton
G. N
Qyril Hutton-Harrop
Town
England
Mr. Christie
John McCallum
Vancouver
Mrs. Page
Gust
Mrs. Jeffs
Abbotsford Mill
Mrs. Lister
Missions City
Grand Lodge of True Blues
M. Brown
Faulkner
Thernast
My, Todd
Abbotsford
Messrs. Millar
Clayburn
McDairmid
Langley
Messrs
Joseph S. Campbell
Park Drive
Bank of Commerce
W. J. Kerr
Mrs. Hutchison
Mr. Hutchison
Mr. Moret
D. H. Campbell
Kamloops
W. Campell
Smeeton
Westminster Hall
Upper Sumas
Musselwhite and
Iugard
Geo. Clark
Clark
The
Abbotsford Bakery
Albert Lee
Matsqui Council
Guy Anderson
Fred Grassman
Bradner
Moore
J. Bayne
Toronto
H. Argley
H. Alanson
M. McGillivray
B. C
R.A. Cooper
Clayburn B.C. Aub
Timothy
Clark’s Gente
Estore
J. E. Parton
B.C
J.J. Sparrow, Prop
British Columbia
Stone & Wellington
Foothill Nurseries
Harron Bros
Emb Imers
Grenville St
Bess
Pensea
W. L. Barrett
Old Campbell Place
Clearbrook Road