Abbotsford News Roundup and Local Notes
Local items report Blair busy on his ranch and residents returning home from Mys. Choir rehearsals for Easter music continue at the Anglican church while J Vanetta uses a Vancouver residence for rheumatic relief. Abbotsford’s campaign notes claim East End wisdom. Lance Corporal Peyran wounded in France is named among those injured. Rev G E L Heustis to preach at Alexandria Hall. Neil Fraser purchases a smith shop in Mateuqi, with Geo Patterson in charge. Numerous locals registered at the Abbotsford Hotel and others travel or recover from injuries. May Day floats planned. brush fire near the schoolhouse subdued. Presbyterian services shift to Alexandria Hall with Easter reopening next week. Zeigler’s painting improves the main room. Notice to claimants against the estate of U S DeLair demands action by May 1 1915. The piece also covers political remarks on education and provincial development and ends with an ad for ROUGH ON RATS.
Abbotsford Ratepayers Meet on Townsite Municipality
A ratepayers meeting is convened for tonight to discuss forming Abbotsford townsite as a municipality Two miles square area would become self governing and include parts of Matsqui and Sumas This outlines the proposed new territorial boundaries and governance plan.
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Abbotsford
Matsqui
Sumas
Local News Notes from Huntingdon District
Mrs Toop mother of Mrs J Skitiner visited this week. Mrs Hart recovering from Vancouver operation is due home this weekend. Mr B T Malcolm traveled to Chilliwack Monday and returned Wednesday. The Rev C H Houstis of Vancouver will preach at St Pauls Anglican on Sunday. Mr Charles Brown plans an ice cream parlor next to his pool room.
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B. T. Malcolm
Chilliwack
C. H. Houstis
Vancouver
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Charles Brown
Mast er vacation dismissal and local notices
On Thursday next the children attending local schools will be dismissed for the Master vacation. Mrs W B Taylor and Mrs I Taylor of Mr Lehman were guests of Mr and Mrs M Murphy this week. Congratulations to Mr Frank Munroe on his re election and to the reeve ship of Sumas Municipality. A new government bridge on the Chilliwack road near Sumas municipal hall is finished about 420 feet long and cost about 1200 or 1300 dollars.
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W. B. Taylor
I. Taylor
Lehman
Mrs. M. Murphy
Frank Munroe
Sumas
Chilliwack Road
Cawley Seeks Re Endorsement In Province Education Critique
The government faces calls for renewed endorsement as it defends policy development. Speaker notes two Socialists in the house and criticizes the education department's conduct, urging scrutiny of building standards across the province.
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Nota
Education Department
Veterinary Work for Warm Stock Owners Featured
Important notice urges stock owners to study Troubles and Diseases of Warm Stock and invest in a 604 page Veterinary Science book. It highlights practical information for farmers and promises annual savings through member privileges including advice and reduced medicine costs.
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