Huntingdon notes and visitors in town pages
A compilation of Huntingdon district social news includes visits by Miss H Morse and Miss Mercy Skinner from Chilliwack, Mr Prank Munro and Mr A B Marpole moving into a local house, and residents affected by military absence. Farm land demand, street paving, post office improvements, and cattle disease impact are reported. A Vancouver incident features a court proceeding with Porter and Clark and Allan, adjourned then a guilty plea.
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Ydkwood
Huntingdon District
Ladies of Women's Institute Seek Used Clothing
The Women’s Institute met at Mrs Fadden’s home on Thursday inviting citizens to donate unused clothing. Collected garments will be sent to needy cases in Vancouver and New Westminster.
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Women’s Institute
Waterworks delivers new supply to Huntingdon residents
The Huntingdon Waterworks Company, under manager M Murphy, turned on a new water supply for 69 households in the Second Street area. Officials say the mains carry water as pure as the best in Killarney and a boon to local residents.
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Huntingdon
Alexandria Cafe Reopens Opposite Electric Depot
Mrs. Julia Corbin has reopened the Alexandria Cafe opposite the B. C. Electric Depot at Huntingdon. She thanks old friends and new business patrons and invites residents and travelers to try her appetizing meals at reasonable prices.
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Julia Corbin
Alexandria
B. C
Huntingdon
Sumas girls donate to Abbotsford Bellgians relief
Young ladies of Sumas hosted a dance and gave 13 dollars from proceeds after expenses to the Abbotsford Fund for Belgian relief. Local praise followed the generous act reflecting patriotic fraternal spirit and community support.
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Sumas
Abbotsford
Cobley Takes Over Huntingdon Mercantile Business
Friends announce Mr. Cobley has assumed management of the Huntingdon Mercantile Company’s former business. Citizens are urged to extend support and patronage to his new venture.
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Cobley
Huntingdon Mercantile Company
Burglars Sent Up for Trial in Mission Case
Testimony recounts police probes into thefts from Mission City including rifles, shotguns, clothing, and boats. A second hand store dealer identified Allen as selling goods matching a provincial police circular. The boat Lora Doone, found on False Creek, linked to the suspects as hearings progress.
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Mission City
Allen
Abbotsford Hotel liquor license renewal notice
Notice is hereby given that on the first day of December next application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of the hotel license to sell liquor by retail in the hotel known as the Abbotsford Hotel situate in Abbotsford British Columbia dated this 16th day of October 1921 A J Henderson applicant
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Abbotsford Hotel
Abbotsford
B. C
British Columbia
Presen t2d worse onewer ao rihir conserva
An unclear imprint suggests a local event affecting conservation efforts. Readable names and specifics are sparse, but the piece hints at deteriorating conditions and a call for preservation measures. No concrete dates, organizations, or locations are identifiable from the legible fragments.
Huntingdon Union Sunday School Sees Weekly Meetings
The Huntingdon Union Sunday School convenes each Sunday in the new School-House at 2 20 p m with all invited. Tay Wilon Sunday School and Adult Bible Class meet at 2 15 p m public worship at 8 15 p m. A hearty invitation extended by A E Skinner and J I Campbell pastor.
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Huntingdon
UNION
ST_PAUL'S CHURCH
Tay Wilon
J. I. Campbell
Charley’s Pool Room in Huntingdon Promotes Friendly Court
Charley’s Pool Room in Huntingdon advertises a welcoming gathering spot with offers of first class harbor service and laundry agency connections. The notice portrays the venue as a social meeting place for friends.
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Huntingdon and District
Prank Munro
Vancouver
Marpole
Frank Munroe
Wye Road
Childh
Sam Killick
Mrs. Killick
Alexandria Hotel
G. 8. Parsons
Snohomish
J. T. Smith
T. J. Schell
Sumag
Joe Mankstead
States
Canadian
R. Richmond
Kaney
Stewart
Scotch Border Regiment
104Th, New Westminster Regiment
Hastings Park
Malcolm
Chilliwack
The
Post
Washington
Vanco
Porter
Ada
Iss
Panama Hotel
Fort George
Clarkson
Police
Lowla
Magistrate
Te Politico Stat
Sisty
Percy ‘Cox
Pearl
DésBetsay“& Oen
George Gibbard
New Westminster
Clark
Allan
Alexandria Cafe
Anderson
False Creek
Lora Doone
Mission
Ashcroft
Thos Smith
Ines
Pastriey
Puff Payte
Mowbray
York
Albert Lee
Grocer
BAKER
Abbotsford, B.C
B.C. Ey Ri
Smes, Julia
Corhin
H.R. Draney
B.C
Hugh McBride
Huningdon
A. J. Henderson
Charley
Carson
Otsons
Vereign Perfumes. Limited
Toronto
M. Murphy
Huntingdon, B