Ridgedale Considers Unitarian Sunday School Plan
A Ridgedale public meeting proposes forming a Sunday School in Ridgedale Hall using the International Course of Lessons. Sessions planned for 10 30 a m. with officers including Superintendent John Overstall and Assistant W Page. Donations and subscriptions welcomed to cover initial expenses as the community backs a new non denominational program for local children.
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Ridgedale Hall
Ridgedale
John Overstall
W. Page
Soc.Treas
Frank Farley
Frank Parley
Wm. Gurney
John Tiald
Migs C. Page
L. Beharrel
Farley
B. Farr
Mias Sidney
Overstall
Parley
Reid
J. Overtall
Porenta
Child
Ren
Minsur
Reception at the manse on March 6
An afternoon reception at the manse on Wednesday March 6 hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Robertson and daughter Mrs. Mrazer. Mrs. Isannah Praser assisted. Mrs. McMenemy poured tea. Mrs. Bedlow and Miss McMister served refreshments to numerous guests.
Gossip Trays A Soft Answer In A Crowded Scene
A calm response defuses growing chatter as a crowd gathers. Officials urge restraint and urge careful communication to prevent escalation. No injuries reported. the atmosphere remains tense but orderly as authorities monitor the situation.
Personal notices from Vancouver visits and local changes
Mr Dan Smith spent last week in Vancouver Inspector Martin visited the public school here last week Mr Angus Campbell from Vancouver has accepted 4 position via the C P Depot here in Mr Sansom's place Mr Sansom has resigned his position with the CoP R and is going as purser on a boat to White Horse Miss Florence McPhee went to New Westminster and entered Columbia Hospital to train for a nurse Friends wish her success Chas Bell visits Vancouver and Victoria this week Jack McLean has gone north for his health Irvine King is ill George Martin confined to the house Pte Walker Wallace sprained ankle Pte PF McCallum expects ten days leave hopes to sail to Glasgow Mya Trethewey and Mrs Parton visited Vancouver Wednesday Mrs Tuller visited Vancouver Wednesday Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Tretheweys Wednesday 3 p m March Lab BORN Mr and Mrs McGowan on March 1st daughter The bank inspector pronounced Miss Parton capable of going into the cage Miss Florenca Parton attends business college in Vancouver and accepts a bank position here vacated by her sister McMenemy asked if head would swell his reply is if I do I can pay per in my hat and the paper will patch the ear N P train traveled over this portion of G N Thursday Mrs A Chiedore visited Bellingham that week Pte Dave Campbell visiting Mr Dan Smith's this week
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Dan Smith
Vancouver
Martin
Angus Campbell
C. P. Re
Sansom
Place
Cop. R
Florence McPhee
New Westminster
Columbia Hospital
Chas. Bell
Victoria
Jack McLean
Irvine King
George Martin
Bron
Walker Wallace
PF. McCallum
Glasgow
Walker
Mya
Trethewey
Parton
McGowan
Iere
Miss Parton
Florenca Parton
Business College
Mr. McMenemy
N. P
G.N
A. Chiedore
Bellingham
Dave Campbell
Social event boosts W T U efforts at Trethewey home
A lively W C T U social at Mr. and Mrs. Trethewey’s last Friday March 1 featured contests won by Mrs. Art Taylor and Mr. George Kerr, with varied musical numbers by the McCallum workshop group and soloists. Rev. Robertson presided as chairman, collections totaled about 15 dollars for the cause.
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McCallum
Alex
Hutchison
Mafinis
Mr. Langley
Misa Jessie Coogar
Thelma Taylor
Evelyn McMenemy
Margaret Hutchison
Violet Maguire
Bedlow
Hamilton
Robertson
Premier Oliver Chosen Leader in Liberal Caucus in B C
On Tuesday evening Hon. John Oliver was selected as Premier of British Columbia by the Liberal caucus after a three hour voting session. Five candidates started Oliver Farris King Sloan and McLean. The cabinet likely remains but Barrow of Chilliwack may join as Agriculture minister later. Oliver born 1856 in England arrived Canada 1870, homesteaded in Surrey, and now owns a Delta farm with eight children.
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John Oliver
British Columbia
Oliver
Farris
King
Sloan
McLean
Barrow of
Chilliwack
Victoria
Brewster
John Ulver
Permier Oliver
Hartingdon
Derbyshire
England
Canada
Ontario
Surrey
Delta
Terrible railroad wreck near Abbotsford injures and kills
A severe accident occurred on the G N track near Abbotsford when the N P passenger train from Vancouver to Seattle derailed after a slow order. Engineer and several crew were injured, with Floriman J A Bumpries dying at 5:65 PM. Passengers include Mrs. Marry Fraeman of New Westminster.
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G. N
Abbotsford
N. P
Vancouver
Seattle
U.S. Railway Mall P. 0
Geo. Valey
Huntingdon
Train Crew From Seattle Relieve Regular Fireman on Trip
A Seattle based train crew worked a trip where the fireman temporarily relieved the regular fireman, according to a report describing a serious disturbance during the journey.
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Seattle
Sumas
Mat Squi School Board names medical inspector
Matsqui School Board appoints Richard H. Port M D as medical inspector at $180 yearly. They postpone teachers' salary decision to next meeting. Secretary to contact Abbotsford and Sumas boards about pupil transport and related accounts. Mrs James Gibson discusses care of a horse and transport for Gibson children to Mt Lehman school. Several children previously attended Jubilee school, farther from Mt Lehman.
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Richard H. Port
Matsqui
Abbotsford
Sumas
Huntingdon
James Gibson
From the Front Fraser Valley Record Item
Report from Fraser Valley Record noting Pte J. Taylor suffers sun shock and Abbotsford’s IL 8 Crockett presumed dead after new front line incident.
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Fraser Valley Record
Mr. Topper
Pte
Taylor
Fle IL 8
Crockett
Abbotsford
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Red Cross Central Department
W. Cc. P. U. Soctal
Matsqui School Board