Personal Mention and Social Notes From Cumberland and Courtenay
Friends report Mr. W. Devoy injured at No. 4 mine after a shot, an arm injury not broken. Social calendar highlights include a Headquart ers dance January 17 with Freddie Duckworth and his Country Club orchestra. Community events list bridge, whist, cribbage, and crib drives, plus gatherings at Cumberland Hall and the Band hall with local clubs and visiting guests in Cumberland and Cour tenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Devoy
No. 4 Mine
Freddie Duckworth
New
Country Club
Duckworth
Country Club Orchestra
Courtenay
Out-of-Town Visitor Guest of Honor
Cumberland January 12 Mrs Clar H Freaner of Wilson Creek guest of sister Miss Harriet Horbury left for home after visiting. Saturday evening Miss A Haywood entertained at Derwent avenue whist with H Mounce winning first prize Freaner second Richardson consolation. Guests included Mesdames Freaner J Horbury Armstrong Brown Conrad Dunsmore Wood Henderson Mounce Nash O'Brien Richardson Richardson Polkinhorne and Misses Horbury and Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Parkinson
Derwent Avenue
Littler
A. Clark
R. Abrams
W. Watson
Mesdames Littler
C. Whyte
J. Quinn
W. Hudson
Gear K. Brown
Cumberland
Clar H. Freaner
Wilson Creek
Harriet Horbury
A. Haywood
H. Mource
Freaner
R. Richardson
Mesdames Freaner
J. Horbury
T. Armstrong
M. Brown
G. Conrad
A. Dunsmore
W. Wood
A. Henderson
H. Mounce
M. Nash
C. O'Brien
G. J. Richardson
C. Polkinhorne
H. Horbury
M. Richardson
Two Newborns Reported in Deep Bay Families
Birth notices announce a son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Bot of Deep Bay on January 3 at St Josephs Hospital and a boy born to Mr and Mrs R J Henderson of Deep Bay at Cumberland General Hospital on Tuesday January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dick
James
Alberni
Cumberland
Mrs. Hamilton
North Vancouver
Mrs. R. Abrams
New Townsite
Robert Bot
Deep Bay
St. Joseph's Hospital
R. J. Henderson
Cumberland General Hospital
Lost silver bracelet near Courtenay Post Office
A silver bracelet with small stones is missing in the Courtenay area near the Post Office last Tuesday afternoon. It is valued as a keepsake. reward offered for its return to the Free Press Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay
Free Press
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Turnbull
Sutherland’s Dry Goods
Malkins
Sunkist
Frelone’s Grocery Cumberland
Marshall
L. H. Finch
Silver
Cumberland, B.C
P. O. Box
Mrs. T. McMillan
West Cumberland
Ed. Williams
Floyd McMillan
Cumberland Hall
Chas. Walker
R. Freeburn
C.g.lt
Crusaders
Nanaimo
Band Hall
John Gray
Maryport Avenue
R. H. Grant
Lily Grant
J. D. Macdonald
Joan
Victoria
J. Hanna
Vancouver
Mrs. Gray
Lup
Robbie Burns
Royston
Fred Duckworth
Isables Herd
Gedunkers Club
W. Herd
Evelyn Carey
Edna Gear
Maud
Jessie Baird
Comox Valley
Mumford's
Lang's
Cumberland Centre
St. John Ambulance Association
Henry Wathon
Duncan
Thimble Club
T. E. Banks
Capbell River
Mr. D. Tweedhope
Salt Spring Island
George Cavin
Cedar District
Inlaw
Gordon Cavin
Penrith Avenue
Tom Rickson
Powell River
Aera
E. L. Saunders
Campbellton
Doris Mort
Mr. Saunders
Mrs. Saunders
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Cafe Chantant
Something New
Anglican Hall
Cumberland Literary and Athletic Club
A. J. Taylor
Dunsmuir
Church OF England
Thomas Bros
Partridge
Wilcock & Co., Ltd
Wilcock &Co.Ltd
Lang's Prug Store
Lang
Lilies
W.H. Anderson
Union
W. P. Symons
Best Foods
Mumford’s
Mumford's Grocery
Mumford’s Grocery
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