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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
2
Presbyterian services led by Rev J L Campbell in Abbotsford at 11 am and 7 30 pm with alternate Sunday 3 pm services. Rev A O Alder conducts at Mount Lehman 11 am and Pine Grove 7 30 pm. Sunday School times set 3 pm and 10 am respectively. Presbyterian and Methodist listings include locations Glenmore and Upper Sumas.
Post office hours from a m to 7 p m. Train No 314 from Vancouver and east due 8 07. No 207 mail train from States due 383. Train No 14 south bound due at 8507. Neo 308 due at 17 127. Train No 367 north bound due at 863. No 318 due at 18 29. Great Northern perth al going south at 7 16. Mall for Upper Sumas Monday Wednesday and Saturday 1 p m. Mall for Pourdonville Tuesday and Saturday 1 p m. Mall for Aldergrove Shortreed and Otter Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 1 p m.
A historical business directory fragment lists stores and trades in Abbotsford including Authier Bros, J A Stair manager Real Estate firms JW McGotum C A Sumnee Weatera Realty and others such as hardware furniture grocers livery stable barber blacksmith tobacco and haberdashery merchants M Heuser tailor and surveyors. The fragment notes Board of Trade secretary I W McCalum and various shop names along with misc trades.
Abbotsford Post a weekly journal informs readers of legal advertising rates 12 cents per first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. It serves Abbotsford and surrounding area, aiding distribution and public notices.
A Fraser Valley record summary argues Abbotsford could form a larger town with Matsqui and Sumas, while warning against a single Valley wide league. It favors local Boards of Trade guiding development and questions coast market dominance and a centralized provincial league.
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