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LLANRWST. PREACHERS.—The follDwing will be the preachers for next Sunday Zion (C.M.): Rev. W. Cynwyd Williams. and R. Rowlands. Scotland-street (C.M.): Rev. T. C. Roberts, and W. C. Williams. Horeb (W.): Rev. W. Thomas. Rev. T. C. Roberts. St. James' (English) (W.): Rev. Wm. Mellor. Tabernacle (C.): Rev. R. Rowlands. Rev. Wm. Thomas. Ebenezer (C.) Sunday School. Prayer Meeting. Penuel (B.): Sermons. Breton Mission (R.C.). Holy Communion, 8.30 a.m. Parochial Mass n o a.m. Welsh Devotions, 6.30. G. M. Trebaol, O.M.I. MRS. WILLIAMS, 13, WATLING- STREET, LLANR\*ST, begs to inform the public that she has a nice variety in useful CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Ladies' blouses and belts, purfume boxes and handkerchief assorted sizes, purses, bags, ladies' and gents' mufflers, scarfs, overalls, &c. Babies' pina- fores, frocks, boots, coats, hats, and bonnets, &c. All at low prices. An inspection is cordially invited. ELECTION AGENT.—An excellent photo- graph appeared in Monday's Baily Post of Mr. R. 0. Davies, solicitor, of this town, in his capacity as chief election agent to Mr. Masterman, M.P., at West Ham. ZION LITERARY SOCIETY.—Mr. J. R. Jones presided over the meeting on Friday. The topic discussed was Is it an advantage or disadvantage that foreigners should come to this country ? which was opened by Miss Thomas, Hyfrydle (affirmative), and Mr. R. G. Williams, George-street (negative). After a lively debate, the voting went in favour of the affirmative by a large majority. PUBLIC SPEAKING.—Councillor Albert Hughes addressed a public meeting at Den- bigh on Friday evening, and has this week been addressing political gatherings at Brecon, South Wales. Mr. Hughes is evi- dently much sought after as a political speaker. HOREB'—On Monday evening a meeting was held at Horeb Wesleyan Chapel to deal with the subject of Purity and temper- ance." The Rev. T. C. Roberts presided. An address was delivered by the Rev. W. R. Roberts, Llandudno, and a temperance ser- mon was preached by the Rev. J. Pughe Jones, Festiniog. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.—The annual prize distribution took place at the Council Infants' School, on Thursday afternoon, Mr. W. J. Williams, J.P., was present, repre- senting the Education Authority, and the prizes were distributed by Mrs. Hughes, Gwernfor, and Miss Williams, Waterloo House. Several selections were prettily rendered by the juveniles, who also gave a number of recitations. I SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR.—We arc pleased to note the success of Mr. William Jones, of The Hand, and Berthddu, who was an exhibitor at the Birmingham fat stock show. Mr. Jones is an exceedingly success- ful breeder of Welsh cattle, and it was in this class that he distinguished himself at Bir- mingham. Out of a strong class, which was a feature of the show, he obtained third prize for Welsh steer, and was commended for a heifer of the same breed. We con- gratulate Mr. Jones upon his continued suc- cess in this direction. GREAT CHANGES.—WTiile extending a hand of welcome to a new member at Zion Chapel on Sunday night, Mr. W. Williams, County School, remarked that during the last ten years as many as 580 new members have joined the church at Zion, by bringing certificates of membership from other churches, and that 560 members have left for other places of worship belonging to the C.M. Connexion. TABERNACLE LITERARY SOCIETY. -On Friday the Society held a social even- ing, presided over by Mr. Arthur Owen, Union Offices. A high-class programme was prepared by Messrs. R. Maddocks and R. Berry. Songs were rendered by Miss Thomas (George-street), Master Llew. Maddocks, and Mr. R. Maddocks, and recitations by Mr. Edward Williams, Trefriw. The accompan- ist was Mr. A. Morley Jones, who also con- tributed a pianoforte solo. Two impromptu speaking competitions were decided, the prizes being divided between Messrs. Bowen Thomas and Edward Williams, Mrs. Morris ahoma? and Miss Maggie Hughes, A com- petition for place naffia was won by Master Bowen Thomas. The adjudicators were Mrs. William Davies, Mrs. Cadwaladr Griffiths, Miss Thomas, Mr. Arthur Owen, and Mr. R. G. Davies. Interesting items were supplied by the comb and paper band, conducted by Mr. R. Maddocks. PHYSIOGNOMY.—On Wednesday, Mr. William Williams, County School, gave an address on Physiognomy at the Mutual Improvement Society. He maintained that reading character from the expressions of the face is practised by almost every one as an art, but that the various systems by which it has been attempted to reduce it to a science, with an established code of laws, are practically ignored. A very interesting dis- cussion ensued, in which all the members took part. The chair was occupied by Mr Evan Jones. CHURCH MEN'S SOCIETY SERVICE. —On Sunday afternoon, at the Parish Church a special service for the members of the above Society, was held. This was an innovation in the work of the Society, and that it was appreciated by the members was shewn by the fact that over seventy were present at the service. The special service prepared by the Church Men's Society was intoned by the Rector, and the members joined heartily in the rendering of the office. The singing of the hymns by the men was a marked feature of the service. The Rev. Jenkyn Jones, Curate of the Parish, read the Lesson, and at the close gave a masterly address on the words—" And thou, if thou be converted, strengthen thy brethren." After dealing with the verse, more particularly in regard to the context, he offered suggestions to the members as to various ways in which they might help on the work of the Society. Mr. B. J. Rich, organist of St. Mary's Church, presided at the organ. DEATH.—We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Roberts, wife of Mr. John Roberts, Park View, Llanrwst, which occurred on Thursday, in her 65th year. She leaves a husband and eleven children to mourn her loss. The funeral took place on Monday, at Zion Chapel Cemetery. The service was conducted by the Revs. T. C. Roberts, Thomas Jones, and W. Cynwyd Williams. The chief mourners were Mr. John Roberts (husband), Messrs. John Roberts, Arthur Roberts, Inigo Roberts, Thomas Roberts (sons), Misses C. M. Roberts, E. A. Roberts, Winnie Roberts, Jennie Roberts, Lizzie Roberts, Rosa Roberts (daughters), Mr. Griffith, Pwllheli (brother) Mrs. Williams, Grove House, Bettws-y-Coed Mrs. Hughes, Carnarvon (sister) Mrs. Williams, Pwllheli (niece) 'Mrs. Griffiths, Pwllheli (sister-in- law) Mr. J. Hughes, Carnarvon (nephew) Mr. Henry Williams, Bettws-y-Coed (brother- in-law) Mr. Evan Roberts, Llanrwst (brother- in-law) Master W. J. Evans, Llandudno Junction (grandson) Master Eddie Griffith, Wavertree (grandson) Mrs. Ben Jones, Fes- tiniog (cousin) Mr. William Hughes, Conway (son-in-law), Mr. William Williams, Cric- cieth (son-in-law).

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