Personal Notices From Mantiy Me Aegon And Nearby
A string of local social notes and visits recounts Mantiy Me Aegon residents meeting friends at Mission Glhy and Abbotsford, with gatherings, religious services, and a masquerade ball at Mis ven City. Families attend, visitors arrive, and seasonal travel to Vancouver and eastward reflect community life, alongside a surprise party for Mr Peele and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mount Williams
Urs
Mission Glhy
Bilwayls
Phey
Edwards
Abbotsfordale
Mr. Campbell
Ray
Mr. Rowe
Campbell
Mr. McDiarmid
Mission City
Alvo
Efi
Soria
Presbyterian Ann
Henry
Vancouver
Misven City
Gertia Payne
Fraser
Tle Masonic Hall
Noriuwa Puller
Alanson
Swift
P. R. Peele
Whit
Scatvoli
Mr. McGowan
Mr. Coogan
Abbotsford Women’s Fund Raises Cocoa Drive Total
W C T U members report a cocoa fund drive netted 154 dollars with donations from Abbotsford Timber and Trading Co Clayburn Air and Station Abbotsford School and others. A returned soldier Frederick Clarkson filed for divorce from Sylvia Blanche Milburn Clarkson naming John Cannon as co respondent. Marriage occurred June 29 1912 at Athalmar with two children. Clarkson left for Camp Hughes September 25 1915 and went overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford Timber and Trading Co
Boyd
Clayburn
Muningdon
Frederick Clarkson
Supreme Court
Sylvia Blanche Mil Lurn Clarkson
Johnson Cannon
Athalmar
Camp Hughes
Vancouver Sun
Westminster district Liberal and Conservative unions unite
The Liberal and Conservative executive meetings in Westminster district agreed on a united basis for the riding of New Westminster. They pledged to support a single candidate from the Union, appointing a five-member committee to finalize details. Col J D Taylor was praised for his senate honor as delegates prepared to meet in New Westminster to finalize arrangements. God Save Our King closed the united conventions with wartime addresses from local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Mintner Valley Record
Voday Che Liberte
Canservlives
Cael
Intaaf CY
Sind
Nnion
Westminster
New Westminster
New West
Imperial
Win. McNeil
Ottawa Expects 100000 Reinf Remains From First Called
Ottawa reports preparations underway to mobilize the first class under the Military Service Act. Indications point to a large response, with a statewide system needed to manage the process. Governor General's Proclamation issued October 14 set ages 20 to 34, unmarried, and widowed without children. All eligible men must report by November 10, with exemptions not yet requested. Mention notes Evading law attempts amid reinforcements. Archie Miller returns from England after malaria fever, his family glad he is home. Another Miller son enlists for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Uase
Corea
Margill Motor Company Limited Formed in Mission City
Announcement reports the formation of the Margill Motor Company Limited with lead office at Mission City and capital set at 720000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalat Gavelle
Margill Motor Company, Limited
Mission City
The Masquerade Ball at Anildwe'en a Noted Night
The Anildwe'en masquerade ball drew a large crowd and received high praise from attendees as a splendid affair. Numerous costumes were noted including Gypsy Polly Verchere Quaker Girl Red Cross Nurse Italian Pieriott Dutch Girl Mexican and many others, with several named participants. The report lists a long parade of attendees by costume and locale, concluding that reporters could not identify all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Catherwood
Miss Catherwood
Polly
Verchere
Miss
Verchera
J. Verchere
Wathridge
Mice W
Tunbridge
Miss Mitchell
Miss Jackson
Wren
Gypey
Max
Autumn
Chantler
Pierriott
Miss Murray
Scott
Pierrott
New Westminster
Pieriott
Mise’ Stuart
Thistle
Saxton
Snow
Misa Giles
Miss Bannister
Slown
Portsmouth
Miss Lock
Soldier Boy
Stephens
Mr Stephens
Stuart
M. Pollock
A. Cada
R. Wilson
Gydby
J. M. Cox
G. Cade
Doane
Miss Stokes
Miss Jones
Coquithan
Red Cross
Me‘Lean
Coquitlam
King
Sutherby
Abbotsford
B. Nelson
Miss Williams
Vancouver
8. Ford
Peportar
Welcome Guest—Holstein Stock Arrives at Dewdrey Farm
Mr R J Pellowes at Dewdrey reports a shipment of seventeen pure bred Holsteins arriving, followed by seven more this past week. The impressive cattle are described as one of the finest displays seen in the countryside, underscoring the farm’s enhanced stock and cattle breeding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Pellowes
Janeh A. Mont
Fragmentary account of a strange mishap in town
A passerby described as a man who behaves in the old gay manner dropped a pin in front of a slavery stable. He bent to pick it up, his hat and eye-glasses shattered, suspenders failed, a collar button popped, and his teeth allegedly fell out as a crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og Pit
Jie
Accidental Death At Mineral Mill Claim It Young Worker
Alexander Valentine about 11 years old died at Hut Allngle mill on Friday while performing block piling on the upper floor. He went down to fix a conveyor and became entangled by his sweater on the shaft. The accident appeared instantaneous as the conveyor had stopped moments before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Valentine
Ind
Valentine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hill’s Store News
Grey Union
Manuel
Biw
Boe
Bloo
Hill's Garley
Abbotsford, B. C
ANLUS
COMEY
Avchie Miller
England
South Africa
J. B. Miller
Francise
Miller
Claybinny
Dewdrey
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