Personal Mentions From Cumberland area
A long list of residents and visitors is noted. John McNeill left Monday for a week in Britannia Beach. W Dunsmore visited Cumberland on Wednesday. Mrs M M Lang hosts events in June and travels earlier. Numerous trips to Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Nanaimo, Penticton, and Portland are recorded, with families, lodge members, students, and professionals visiting or relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNeill
Britannia Beach
Cyrus
Cumberland
Royal Arch Masons
Powell River
Union Bay
Messrs
T. H. Carey
R. C. Lang
G. H. Horwood
H. Tappin
A. C. Dunn
A. E. Jeffrey
G. F. Smith
T. Rickson
J. Rickson
E. T. Searle
R. Campbell
D. Thompson
Forsyth Shirt Purchase Backed by Satisfied-Policy Pledge
The Forsyth Shirt comes with an assurance from the Forsyth Insurance Policy of complete shirt satisfaction. No one regrets buying quality.
Ladies Attend Grand Lodge and Church Tea Farewell
Mrs Balagno and Mrs Victor Frelone plan Tuesday departure for Nanaimo to attend Harmony Rebekah Lodge Grand Lodge session. Busy Bee Club presents Miss C Richardson with writing paper at tea hosted by Mrs J Shortt on Pendrith Avenue. Little Miss Betty Shortt gives Richardson a bouquet. Carrie and Katie Richardson set June 24 for two months in the Old Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balagno
Victor Frelone
Little Valda
Nanaimo
Frelone
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No
Busy Bee
Miss C. Richardson
J. Shortt
Pendrith Avenue
Betty Shortt
Miss Richardson
Carrie
Katie Richardson
Old Country
Children Fancy Dress Ball Set For June 24 In Holo Hall
Under the W E A auspices a children’s fancy dress ball will be held in Holo hall on Friday June 24 with doors at 7 80 and 7 80 for children and 10 12 for adults. Admission 250 for children and 40c for adults. Masked characters not allowed on the floor. There will be singing and a display of fancy drills and dancing. Come and have a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holo Hall
British Columbia Leads Dominion in Silver Production
British Columbia topped Canada in silver output in 1926, with mineral production at 57,188,812 dollars, a 12 percent rise from the prior record. The province also led in lead, copper, and zinc, while coal and gold declined. Dividend payouts neared ten million dollars as production grew despite lower metal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Canada
Ontario
In Memoriam Ronald Wm Derbyshire
In loving memory of Ronald Wm Derbyshire who passed away at Cumberland May 381 122 aged years and 4 months and was interred in Cumberland cemetery on June 4 1922. With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand he has wandered into an unknown Inuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wm. Derbyshire
Cumberland
Cumberland Cemetery
Mining Industry Flourishing in British Columbia
Victoria June 2 Evidence that the mining industry in British Columbia is in a flourishing condition is shown by strong development interest and easy access to capital for legitimate ventures. Leaders cite widespread prospecting and testing of dormant properties by financially capable companies as the path to profitable mines. At Cumberland Tennis Club tea, hosted by Mrs. Graham, drew good attendance. Next week’s tea will be hosted by Mrs. Bryan and Miss MacKinnon at Dr. and Mrs. MacNaughton’s veranda. The Sisters of St Joseph’s Hospital Comox plan a Garden Fete and Sale of Work on June 8 at the hospital grounds, inviting all supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
British Columbia
Sloan
Cumberland Tennis Club
Thos. .Graham
First Street
H. Bryan
Sisters of
St. Joseph's Hospital
Comox
Opening of Field Golden Highway Opens Canadian Coast-to-Coast Route
The Field-Golden Highway advances through Yoho National Park linking Field to Golden and completing a transcontinental motor route. Engineers faced steep slopes with solid rock work and the project is priced at about 24 000 dollars per mile. A three day Banff to Lake Louise circle tour is planned this summer as the final link nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field-Golden
Lake Louise
Field
Parks Department
Yoho National Park
Golden
Palliser
Hector
C.P.R
Emerald Lake
Kicking Horse
Ottertai
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mount Vaux
Leancoil
Kicking Horse Falls
Columbia River
Banff
Banff-Windermere
Radium Hot Springs
Leandois
Canada
Revelstoke
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Dunsmore
M. M. Lang
J. Struthers
P. Grand Lodge
Penticton
Amos Farmer
Seattle
That City
T. C. Bryce
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Harold Banks
Oyster River
Cyril Ramsell
Campbell River
Mable Jones
Victoria Normal School
Sam Jones
Mrs
T. H. Mumford
R. Robertson
Miss Laura
Master Gordon Robertson
M. Stewart
Malcolm
Thos. Wilson
Chas. Wilkinson
Jan Anderson
Canadian Forestry Association
Cumberland and District
Harriett Horbury
Mrs. J. Horbury
Pythian Sisters
Grand Lodge
Frank Telford
Mildred Oliver
C. Dando
West Cumberland
D. Smith
H. Creech
Doug. Creech
Capital City
Jean Graham
Newton
Duncan
T. Graham
Margaret Richardson
South
Wellington
Mrs. D. Richards
Beth Horbury
Douglas Sutherland
Portland Dental College
J. Sutherland
Portland
J. A. Anderson
Clayoquot
Vancouver Island
W. Simpson
General Hospital
Ethel Simpson
George Richardson
Terminal City
Richardson
United Church Presbytery
Mr. W. Henderson Sr
KH. Henderson
Mr. Geo. Henderson
Union Stage
Forsyth
Sutherland
Dominion
Wi, Sloan
City Meat
Pidrock & McKenzie
Courtenay
McLonlie
Lake Trail Rd
Power House Rd
Coutrenay K
S.G. Colvin
Memoriam
Daddy
Norma
Kennedy Street
Tennis Club
Victor Releases
the Wanderer
Paul Whiteman and His
Waring
Gene Austin
Violin Solo By
Fritz Kreisler
Lang’s
H. Farmer
New Townsite
F. C. Pearce Auctioneer
P. Leo Anderton Insurance
Notary Public Real Estate
Banffesen
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