Abbotsford Hotel seeks renewal of liquor license
Liquor Act notice states an application will be made on December 1 to renew the hotel liquor license for Abbotsford Hotel in Abbotsford B C. Notice dated October 13 2010.
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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
5
Liquor Act notice states an application will be made on December 1 to renew the hotel liquor license for Abbotsford Hotel in Abbotsford B C. Notice dated October 13 2010.
Notice is hereby given that on the first day of December next an application will be made to the license to sell liquor by retail at the hotel known as the Commercial Hotel, situated at Abbotsford, B C in the Province of British Columbia. Dated this 12th day of October 1910. James McElroy & Co. Applicant.
F M Milla and W Taylor former Sumas Development boys were at Chilliwack on Saturday. Milla works with the C N R engineers staff at Sumas mountain and Taylor with R A Trenderson, Land Surveyor, at Abbotsford Progress. News reaches Local Option League polling on the Canada Temperance Act in Chilliwack December 14 and Prince Rupert December 22. Eden Bank Creamery Sardis will increase capital stock from 20000 to 30000.
The third silver medal contest of the W. C. T. U. was held Monday with strong public interest and a crowded, appreciative audience. Mr C Hil-Tout chaired, distributing medals and prizes after remarks. Judges Huntingdon, Gamble, MusvLiwalle, Buckley, Abbotsford weighed five senior contestants. Master F Parton won the junior prize, Miss G Alder the intermediate, and Mrs H Smith the senior medalist. Jadl Milstead impressed with Beaty and the Baby reading. Three little girls Eva Johnstone Irene Edson Ela Shephard performed Three Little Kittens and the National Anthem closed the event.
The open season for trout fishing ends November 15 as anglers store gear until spring. Salmon fishing remains allowed in both tidal and non tidal waters, with all fish except steelheads still catchable. The Vedder to resume service when water rises, run excursions to nearby pleasure grounds near Chilliwack next year. Captain Garvie leaves partnership to focus on fuel business. Yates and Messrs assume full control of ferry service amid reduced passenger and baggage traffic due to tram line.
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