Questions and Quips from a Weekend Gossip Column
A playful set of questions covers local happenings from scrapes on Bills face to a fire accident, a dance postponement, a Waterloo anniversary, and hints of business talks. The tone is light and cheeky, with quick references to people, dances, and small-town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Waterloo
Fire Brigade
Cmuberland
Palm Sunday notices across churches in Comox area
Holy Trinity Church lists Palm Sunday events with Sunday School at 2 50 and evening service at 7, plus Passion lantern slides and Good Friday activities. Roman Catholic and Presbyterian schedules follow with Palm Sunday Mass at 11 and Grace Methodist hosting united service at 11 featuring Dr. Huestis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivensong
Father Rt. Beaton
Comox
Presbyterian
Jas. Hood
United Church
Grace Methodist Church
Tey
G. B. Kinney
Bay Frcs
United Service
Huestis
Lord's Day Alliance
British Columbia
Alberta
Yarrows Fight Back To Defeat South Wellington 2 1
Yarrows soccer eleven defeated South Wellington 2 goals to 1 on Saturday in a hard battle. The Yarrows showed fine form with fast rushes in the first half and improved forward cohesion, securing a season’s second victory over an up-Island team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrows
Victoria
South Wellington
Shipping at Canadian Collieries' Coal Pier Highlighted
Shipping list shows movements at Union Bay and Vancouver wharfs with vessels including Anyox Ocean Falls Charmer Vancouver Dola Hulk 100 Forager Ladner Katahdin Seattle and coastwise entries Beatrice Tajima Maru. March dates mark arrivals and cargo routes to Pacific Northwest and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bay
Anyox
Ocean Falls
Protective
Scows
New Westminster
Charmer
Vancouver
Dola
Forager
Ladner
Seattle
Peerless
Coastwise
Beatrice
Japan
Lieutenant Colonel Napier Reconnects With Old Friends
Lieutenant Colonel R. Ross Napier visits as Inspector of Government Agencies and renews ties with Cumberland acquaintances. Formerly in Cumberland 18 years ago, he served six years in the Great War and later became Provost Marshal for the Dominion. He is welcomed back by longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ross Napier
Cumberland
Napier
Canada
Dominion
Birthday Party for Jean MacNaughton Attended by 75 Guests
Mrs Geo K MacNaughton hosted a ninth birthday party for her daughter Jean on Saturday with seventy five children attending. The program featured games guessing contests and a novel smelling contest won by Miss Olga Owen who received chocolates while Master Allister MacKinnon won the guessing contest receiving a birthday book of Tennyson's poems.
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Geo. K. MacNaughton
Jean
Olga Owen
Allister MacKinnon
Tennyson
Cumberland Hospital Staff Changes Across Week
Nurse C Hagan takes a three month leave and Victoria trip. Nurse Woods from Parksville assumes duties at Cumberland General Hospital. Miss M Browne, matron, returns from Vancouver. Numerous local visitors and officials from Meek Bros Victoria Canadian Collieries Dunsmuir Trinity line attend and depart Cumberland and Nanaimo venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hagan
Cumberland General Hospital
Victoria
Woods
Parksville
M. Browne
General Hospital
Vancouver
A. §. Killam
Meek Bros
James M. Savage
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd
T. L. Burke
Canadian Carpet Co
Toronto
C. Low
W. Jackson
T. Sampson
Nanaimo
Thomas Graham
No. 5
T. James
W. A. Owen
McCulloch
Powell River
Delahay
Sergi
Rossen
Cumberland
Boyce
Jenson
Gerald Berry
W. Fadden
George Bowen
Robert Henderson
Caleb Dando, Jr
Don Reifel
Wim. Morton
Nanhaimo
Tenders Invited for Cement Sidewalk Works on Dunsmuir
Tenders are invited for raising part of the cement sidewalks on Dunsmuir Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets. Plans and specifications are available at City Hall. Tenders must be received by City Clerk T. Mordy by 7 p.m. March 20.
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Dunsmuir Avenue
Third
T. Mordy
Notice to dog owners to renew licences promptly
Dog licenses must be renewed at once or risk summons. Licences available at City Police Office or Chief of Police J B Bunbury residence 2 15 Cc. Notices emphasize timely compliance for all dog owners by the 81st inst.
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Cc. J. Bunbury
Police
Sale of Work Highly Successful at Presbyteran Church
A basement sale of work at the Presbyterian Church drew large crowds and raised about 450 dollars in one afternoon. Stalls sold fancy hand embroidered pieces, plain works, home cooking, ice at nonzero weather, and salads. Led by Mrs Fraser, Mrs Rickson, Mrs White, Mrs Campbell, and others, the Ladies’ Aid showcased strong community fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Fraser
Rickson
C. White
C. Campbell
Sutherland
Dog Licences Due This Month In Municipality
The Chief of Police notifies all dog owners that dog tags have arrived and licences must be obtained for every dog by month end to avoid trouble.
Silver tea for Organ Fund at Holy Trinity Church
A silver tea and musical programme will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs J Walton Maryport Avenue on Wednesday March 30 from 4 to 6 in the afternoon and from 8 in the evening Proceeds will go to Holy Trinity Church Organ Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Dave Wilson
Johnny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Restmore Co
New Spring
DRY Goods
Holy Trinity Church
Vy. W. Leverseuge
Courtenay Road
Fraser Biscoe
Courtenay
Thomas Pearse
Minto
Wm. McLellan
P.O
Robert Waddell
Jersey
Wardell
R. M.D
Llo
Perse
Islander
David Belasco
Charles Praha
Ilolo Theatre
Ross Napier
A. R. Stacey
J. C. Collins
A. CG. Lymn
Mr. Burrell
A. GC. Lymn
LB. Parks
Rachel Cunliffe
CG. H. Tarbell
J. Bryden
G. W. Clinton
Ilo-Ilo Theatre
Mae Murray
David Powell
del Monte
Happy Vale
Libby
Singapore
Wagstaffe
Empress
Sunkist
Sunkist Lemons
Simon Leiser &Co
Laver’s