Maple Leafs Visit Delights Abbotsford Fraternity Event
A lively gathering at Orange Hall in Abbotsford hosted by Loyal True Blues featured brothers of Abbotsford and guests. The event opened with the Maple Leafs visiting group and closed with cheers for the distinguished visitors.
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Orange’ Hall
Abbotsford
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Baritte
Crillis ‘Owl
Hanitte Apake
Jecta
Principléa
Abb Tetord
Dredge Work Expands Drainage Near Chilliwack Valley
A report notes about 40 000 dollars have been spent on ditches in the Chilliwack Valley. The work includes deepening original ditches and newly constructed ones. Cleaned and deepened segments run from the Semiault river mouth to its intersection ditch with no further improvements planned for now.
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Chilliwack
Semiault
Déepita
McGuire Aid
Elk Creek
Hope’ Slough
Clean-Up Day Urged to Improve Town Appearance
A call for a community clean-up day urges Abbotsford residents to mimic Vancouver efforts. Citizens are encouraged to remove unsightly objects from their premises and support sidewalk installation as roads advance.
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Vancouver
Johnsons Married in New Westminster
Clyde Johnson of Abbotsford and Miss Minnie Johnson of Sumas wed in New Westminster this week. The couple seeks a happy life together as their romance begins.
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Clyde Johnson
Abbotsford
Minnie Johnson
Sumas
New Westminster
Abbotts Lord Police Court Assault Case After Delays
William Robertson faced Judge McPhee after a Clayburn road dispute with a fellow worker. The chaotic evidence led to no verdict, Robertson was fined five dollars for disturbing the peace as the first case adjourned for later proceedings.
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Clayburn Road
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Ile
Neawerin
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Iman
Willie
McPhee
J. McPhee
Public Entertainment Draws Attentive Turn Despite Rain
A Tuesday evening event at the Public Entertainment DS venue drew attendees though wet weather limited the turnout. Mr. Perry and Simas contributed songs, academe pieces, and recitations while refreshments were served to the crowd.
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Mr. Perry
Simas
Water power plans near Chilliwack announced
Vancouver Power Co and the British Columbia Electric Railway Co unveil a project to develop 100000 horsepower from Chilliwack Lake and Jones Lake sources fed via the Vedder River. An investment of 10900000 is budgeted with engineering teams already in the field and a staged start this season toward full plant completion.
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Vancouver Power Co
Caluobia Electrical_ Railway Co
Chilliwack Lake
Jones Lake
Chilliwack District
Chilliwack
Fraser River
British’ Columbia Electric Railway Company
TemphRance Lecture by Capt Dutton at Presbyterian Church
Capt Dutton will begin his addresses on liquor traffic next Monday evening at 8 o clock in the Presbyterian church. He is described as a capital speaker and his talks are said to be worth hearing. Delegates including Mrs Parton Mrs Kennedy Mrs Metallum and Miss Luke left by train Monday evening to attend the conference in Westminster.
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Dutton
Presbyterian Church
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Parton
Kennedy
Metallum
Luke
Evenning
Westminster
Local Officials Tour Progress on Government Work
A. A. Cruickshants and J. J. McPhee toured government work on Tuesday visiting Lehman Peardonville Claytik and surrounding districts. They reported the project active and proceeding in a very satisfactory manner and said it will allow Clayburn to reach this town, making several miles of progress.
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Maple Grove Community News and Changes
From our own correspondent Mr Richard Hartnell returns from Tacoma Washington with specialist for Maz Hayes. Maple Grove and Clayburn schools close June 24 for summer vacation. Misery McKay to return to Prince Edward Island. not our teacher next term. Mr Dean Hartnell leaves for Vancouver on business for Maple Grove Lumber Co. Bible readings at All Saints church discontinued. Donkey engine running near Abbotsford for repairs. Mrs John Fug wins divorce in Bellingham Washington but cannot remarry for six months. Mr Howe and Port Hammond visit Mrs Z R Remington of Maple Grove. MOSEY.
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Richard Hartnell
Dangieer
Tacoma
Wash.y
Upg
Maz Hayes
Maple Grove
Clayburn
Misery McKay
Prince Edward Island
Dean Hartnell
Maple Grove Lumber Company
Vancouver
All’Saints Church
Maple Grove Lumber Co
Abbotsford
John Fug
Bellingham
Wash
Pine Grove Lumber Company Restarted Under Mr Howe
The Pine Grove Lumber Company resumes operations after a brief layoff. New repairs and machinery upgrades are in place and the plant is ready to produce first class work with skilled workers.
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Pine Grove Lumber Company
Howe
Entrance Examinations At Abbotsford School
Entrance examinations are held at the Abbotsford school with Mr William Burns of the provincial Normal school presiding. About nine pupils seek higher education. two from our sector and the rest from surrounding districts. Results expected in about four weeks. Mrs George Clark has returned home after a holiday at the Coast.
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Abbotsford School
William Burns
Provincial Normal School
George ‘Clark
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