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LLANRWST. PREACHERS.-The following will be the preachers for next Sunday: — Parish Church Rector. Rev. D. C. Davies. St. Mary's Rev. D. C. Davies. Rector. Zion (C.M.) Rev. William Thomas. Scotland Street (C.M): Rev. R. Rowlands. Horeb (W.) Rev. Lloyd Davies, Penmachno. St. James' (W.) (English): Mr. J. T. Jones, Colwyn Bay. Tabernacle (C.): Prayer meeting. Rev. W. Cynwyd Williams. Ebenezer:(C.): Praver meeting-. Penuel (B): Rev. Dr. Spinther James, Llandudno. Cambro Breton Mission: Holy communion 8 a.m. Par- ochial mass II a.m. Welsh devotion 6.30 p.m.-Father Treboal, O.M.I. CHESS CLUB.—Mr. Parry, of Bangor, paid a visit to the Chess Club last week, where he played twelve simultaneous games, in each of which he proved victorious. Mr. Parry has pro- mised to pay another visit at an early date. TRADESMEN'S ASSOCIATION.—A meeting was held at the Council Room on Friday even- ing, Mr. R. G. Owen in the chair. A vote of sympathy was passed with Mr. J. W. Jones, Comet Stores, in his bereavement. The rules of the Association were adopted. The follow- ing were elected as office.-s: -Chairman, Mil". R. G. Owen, Greenwich House; Vice-Chairman, Mr. Arthur Parry; Treasurer, Mr. Robert Wil- liams, Gwydyr House; Hon. Secretary, Mr. David Tones, Berlin House; with an Executive Committee composed of Messrs. F. A. Charlton, W Lloyd Jones, *C. O. Jones, T. Herbert Hughes, Fred Carter, W. O. Williams, Francis G. Pavry, J. Smith Williams, W. J. Williams, W. E. Jones, T. Tudor Williams, E. Lloyd Jones, Jonathan Jones, H. Burrows, Maurice Williams,, Griffith Jones, William Jones, Wil- liam Griffith, John Jenkins, Evan Pugh, John Jones, J. W. Jones, John Thomas, and A. T. Hughes. It ;va.. resolved, on the motion of Mr. Owen Williams, to ask the Urban Council to re-consider the question of stallages on the Square, with a view of advancing the rent to fcreign traders. TABERNACLE LITERARY SOCIETY.-On Friday a social evening was held on the occasion of the opening of a piano purchased by the young men in connection with the Society. A supper was provided, after which a miscellaneous programme, presided over by Mr John Williams, Conway Terrace, was gone through. Selections were given on the pianoforte by Miss Myfanwy Owen (Green- wich House), Mrs Wynne (Salisbury Terrace), and Master Ivor Pryce Williams (Conway Terrace.) Songs were contributed by Mr. Robert Ellis, Mr. Lewis Morris Hughes, Mr. David Griffith, and Mrs. J. O. Jones (Aneddle) and a dialogue by Misses Maggie and Annie Williams (Coed y Brain), and a reading by Master Bowen Thomas. A competition in reading an unpunctuated piece was won by Mr. David Hughes and Bowen Thomas. TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.—In connec- tion with the above the Women's Temperance Union held a meeting on Thursday at the Lecture Room of Zion Chapel. There was a large and appreciative audience. There we-c delegates from the different branches of Denbighshise, and nearly all gave a short account of the work done at their branches. In the absence of Lady Roberts, Miss Jones, the worthy Llanrwst President, occupied the chair. Miss Gee, Denbigh, read a paper on The Children's Bill," followed by Mrs. T. M. Jones, Colwyn Bay, wbm addressed the meeting. The musical part of the programme was greatly enj jyed. Mrs Jones (Aneddle), gave a solo entitled Y maes ydyw'r byd Mrs C. 0. Jones, solo Dagrau'rl-llesu trio, Mrs S. C. Roberts, Mrs S. R. Jones, Borthwen, and Miss R. Roberts, Victoria House. After the usual vote of thanks to the speakers and artistes, Miss Jones, George-street, terminated the meeting with prayer. Mrs Wynne and Miss Olwen Mills accompanied on the piano. DANCE.—On Thursday evening a successful dance was given at the Church House, when about 60 ladies and gentlemen attended. Messrs Watling and T. Latimer Jones were the M.Cs., and Mr. Salisbury Jones the accompanist. FREE BREAKFASTS.—The free breakfasts to children opened on Monday morning, when about 100 children attended. It was, however, found that children from homes suffering from epidemics attended, and a special meeting was convened with the result that after Tuesday the breakfast had to te abandoned for two weeks. The most needy cases, however, will be attended to and their sufferings will receive due attention. It is very unfortunate for the little ones, and it is hoped the sickness now prevailing will soon depart. GIFTS.—A little time ago Mr E. Davies-Jones presented the reading room with a group photograph taken many years ago of Trebor Mai, Gwilyn Cowlyd, Mr O. Isgoed Jones, Mr W. J. Williams, Mr David Jones (The Boot), and others. Last week Mr A. T. Hughes, Crompton House, presented the same institute with a capital enlarged photo of Gwilym Cowlyd (Chief Bard Positive.) OBITUARY.—It is with deep regret that we announce the death of Mr Hugh Hughes, The Meadows, which occurred on Tuesday morning in his 59th year. He was the oldest licensed victualler in the town, having held the license of the Union Hotel for upwards of 25 years, retiring from business at the end of November. He was a native of the district, and in his younger days was the finest ploughman for many miles around, capturing many prizes at local and other ploughing matches. He was also a keen agriculturalist, and was always to be found amongst the prize winners at the Vale of Conway Show with his noted steers. His ill ess was of short duration, having been coo- fined to the house for only three weeks. Much sympathy is felt for the widow and daughter. The funeral takes place on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mary's Churchyard. HOREB LITERARY SOCIETY.-On Monday evening, the Rev. T. C. Robert-, presiding, an excellent address was delivered by the Rev. T. Gwilym Roberts, Eglwysbach, on the characteristics of the Welshman. ZION LITERARY SOCIETY.-On Friday evening, Mr Fred Jones, George-street, addressed the members on Morgan Llwyd and his book, The Three Birds. The chair was occupied by Mr. David Ellis. Others who took part in the debate were Messrs. O. R. Hughes, E. Jones, G. T. Phillips, J. R. Jones, Miss Evans, Miss Philips, Miss Jones (County School), and Mr. Jones (Bank Buildings). IN M EMORI AM.—At St. Mary's Church, on Sunday morning, the Organist played 0 Rest in the Lord," in memory of the late Mrs. Owen, Llys Meddyg whilst at Horeb Chapel, Mr. R. R. Owen played the Dead March in memoriam of Mrs. Owen, Llys Meddyg, and Mrs. Jones, Comet Stores, both being members at Horeb. GEIRIONYDD COUNCIL v. J. H. & F. W. GREEN.—The Second appeaJ agaiinsit the judg- ment given by Judge Moss in the above case re- garding extraordinary traffic on the Dylasa-road, Ysbytty, heard yesterday (Wednesday), before the Court of Appeal, was unanimously dis- missed with costs. FEBRUARY FAIR.-TI-ds fair was held on Wednesday, the attendance being small. There was a large number of buyers, but only a limited number of cattle, which were readily cleared. NEW CHORAL SOCIETY.—On Sunday even- ing, at Zion C.M. Chapel, Mr. William Williams, County School, announced that he had been ap- proached by several of the members of the Young People's Christian Endeavour, with a -view of forming a (heral society in connection with the institution, for the purpose of practis- ing Psalms, anthems, and other musical works. It was decided to commence this week, under the conductor ship of Mr. D. D. Parry, A.U.C.W., asisisited by Mr. David Ellis. CHURCH MEN'S SOCIETY.—On Monday evening, Mr. Albert Hughes presided over a fair muster of members. An able and instructive paper was read by the Rev. R. M. Jones; Vicar of Bettws-y-Coed, on The Royal Supremacy in the Church." Further remarks and questions were given by the Rev. D C. Davies, Rev. T. Roberts, Messrs. T. Thomas, A. E. Evan-s, Eardley, and the Chairman. DEATH.—We regret to announce the death of Miss 'Margaret Hughes, of Ty'nyooed, Gwydytr, which occurred on Thursday, in her 56th year. The funeral took place on Monday, at Tirefriw Cemetery, and was largely attended, the Revs. W. Cyniwyd Williams and Thomas Jones offici- ating. FOOT B ALL—LLANRWST ALBIONS v. RHOS-ON-SEA.Thers.e teams met for the third time on Saturday, on the ground of the former. After a hard-fought game, the Albions were left winners by 4 goals to 3. This is the third win for the Albions over Rhos. The scorers were Howel James, Willie Jones, Ivy Gerrard, and J. Davies. Llanrwst Albions were represented by Gaal, D. F. Morris; backs, W. Tom Jones and Watkin Jones; halves, B. Evans, E. H. Jones, and H. P. Jones; forwards, J. Davies, W. Jones, J. Gerrard, H. James, and D. H. Jones.

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