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V LAMPETER. PRINTING.—THE JOURNAL CO. (Limited) are prepared to execute all orders entrusted to them in the best style. Offices-3, Guildhall-square, Car- marthen. OBITUARY.—We regret to announce the death on the 6th inst., of Mrs Elizabeth Jones, widow, of College villa, and formerly of the Hope in this town, after several months of protacted illness at the age of 69 years. The deceased after leaving the "Hope" was for several years caterer at St. David's College and was esteemed by all who knew her. She leaves two sons, namely, Mr John Jones, Manciple at St. David's College, and the Rev. R. T. Jones, vicar of Nevin, and also four daughters to mourn their loss. The deceased was buried at Lampeter Churchyard on Saturday last, being followed to the grave by her children and large number of relations and friends. The coffin was covered with beautiful wreaths. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held at the Board-room on Friday last, when there were present Mr David Davies (Velindre) chairman, Mr T. H: R. Hughes, Neuaddfawr, Mr John Fowden, Bank Hall; Rev Daniel Jones, vicar of Lampeter; Messrs John Reea and David Evans, Pencarreg; Mr David Evans, Cellan Mr John Jones, Llangybi; Mr Daniel Jones, Llanfihangel-rhosycorn; Mr James Jones, Llanwenog; and Messrs William Williams and Evan Jones, Llanllwni; Messrs Abel Evans and E. H. Griffiths, medical officers; and Mr David Lloyd, clerk. The number of inmates in the house was 31 as compared with 32 of corresponding week of last year. Tramps relieved during the week, 41, last year 31. Outrelief during past fortnight as follows — David Parry, Lampeter district, to 150 paupers, to X35 12t3; David Evans, Llanybyther district, to 138 paupers, .£39 6s lid. The master reported as follows:— That Letitia Williams and her two children were discharged on the 26th ult; Eleanor Muir, who was admitted to the hoase on the 24th November last, died on the 27th nit; a pauper named James Price, aged 58 years, was brought into the house on the 30th ult. by David Parry, relieving officer. I believe this pauper is settled in the Llandovery Union DUId Evans, aged 47 years, from the parish of Lampeter, was admitted to the house on the 30th ult (suffering from influenza) by order of the medical officer Peter Carrol, a pedlar, having broken his leg at Llanybyther, on the 4th inst, was brought into the house by David Evans, relieving officer; that the inmates were treated to a Christmas dinner consisting of geese, mutton, plum pudding, &c., as directed by the Guardians at the last meeting, and the inmates desire me to thank the guardians for their kindness in remembering them; Miss Jennings, Gellydeg, and Mrs McFie sent to the House for the inmates, their usual gifts of Christmas cards and tracts; Mrs Roderick Evans, Apothecary's Hall, sent to the Honse for the inmates a parcel of Illustrated London Sews and other periodicals; Mrs Hat-ford, of Falcondiile, sent to the House a bath chair for the use of the old and infirm; on New Year's Day, Mr and Mrs Lloyd, of Peterwell, gave the inmates a dinner consisting of roabt beef. mutton, &c. On the same day, Mr Abel Evans, the medical officer of the workhouse, and Mrs Evans, gave the inmates tea, cake, tarts, and preserved fruit, &c Mrs Lloyd, Dolgwm House, sent to the House for the inmates a liberal supply of oranges, tea, lobacco, &c Mr Samuel Davies, carpenter, gave to the adult males, tobacco, and to the females and the children he gave other presents; the Rev Evan Evans (Zoar), gave presents to all the inmates; Masters Harold and Sydney Lloyd, of Park House, brought to the inmates a quantity of illustrated books and pictures. A vote of thanks was unanimously passed by the Guardians to the ladies and gentlemen who had kindly treated the inmates with dinners, teas, and other presents. Mr David Evans (Pencarreg) moved, and it was unanimously resolved that the attention of the Assessment Committeebe called to the present irregularities of rating in the union, particularly that of farms as compared with tithe rent charge. It appeared by the treasurer's book that there was a balance of .£185 10s lid due to the tresarer. RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY.—A meeting of the Rural Sanitary Authority was held after the board, the Rev. Daniel Jones in the chair. The report of the inspector, Mr John Parry Thomas, was read as follows:—Gentlemen,—On the 12th ult., my attention was called to a nuisance existing at a cottage called Glanrhyd, Llanfairclydogau, in the occupation of John Morgans. On visiting the place I found that the water was soaking in under the wall at the back, and flowing all over the fl,)or, thus rendering the house uncomfortable and un- healthy to live in. The owner, Mr Thomas Thomas, Llwyn, was served with a notice to make a drain at the back, but I find that he has not complied with the notice, so I wish to receive instructions as to what further steps I am to take in the matter. I also beg to report a place called Gwarffordd Villa, a tidy name, and by far the best part of the building. It is a hut recently built, in the parish of Pencarreg. I wish the builders of this house (as it is called) knew before undertaking the contract that there was such a thing as a Public Health Act in existence, but I have reason to believe they did not, I condemn the new buildings as unfit for human habitation.—I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant (signed), JOHN PARRY THOMAS. Jan. Stb. 1892.-The inspector's journal was also considered and instructions given thereon. HIGHWAY BOARD.—A meeting of this board was also held on the same day, Mr T. H. R. Hughes in the chair. Application was made for the taking over of a road in the parish of Cellan from Sychnant to Esgerlas, as a highway, and the surveyor was directed to inspect the same and report thereon at the next meeting. Notices of motion were given for the next meeting, that the roads from Pentre- felin to Heolgoy Cellan, and the Rallt road be taken over as highways.—The following orders were made upon the overseers of the parishes to be paid on the 22nd inst, viz: 13ettws Bledrws, X5 Cellan, wBS; Lampeter, £ 10 Llanfairclydogau, j £ l2; Llangybi, .£7; Llanwenog. £ 31; Llanwnen, £ 7 • Silian, jE6 Trefigoed, X2. LLANGUNNOCK. CONCERT.—A rare musical treat was given on Monday evening, at the schoolroom, under the able presidency of Mr J. Johns, of Parkethyn. We need not dilate upon the merits of the different artistes, sufficient it is to mention their names, as they are so well-known for their musical talents. We are sure the audience felt extremely grateful to them, some of whom had come through a considerable distance, notwith- withstanding the severity of the weather. The following ladies and gentlemen took part Miss Jones, Wern; RevT. Thomas, Henllan Aniaoed; Miss Griffiths, Talybont; Mr Tom J'ones, Llangunnor Miss Davies, Llanddowror Mr W. Johns, Parkethyn Miss Lewis, Graig Rev W. Ll. Rees, the Vicarage; Mr J. W. Lewis, Llanginning; Mr D. Rowlands, BankyfeUn Mr T. Evans, Pencelly-uchaf, and party Mr Daniel Evans, Graig, and party and the following gentlemen from Carmarthen Messrs Davies, J. F. Lloyd and Nicholas. Mr Palmer, organist of Llanstephan, presided with his usual ability at the piano, which had been kindly lent by Mrs Morris, of Coomb. All were vey sorry that Miss Morris, of Coomb, whose name was on the pro- gramme, was not able to attend through illness. The usual vote of thanks and the singing of the National Anthem, the solo being well rendered by Miss Davies, terminated the entertainment. The room had been very nicely decorated, under the superintendence of Miss Gladys and Miss Leyfreid, of Coomb. SCHO3L TREAT. During the festivities of the Christmas season, the children of the day school are always remembered by the generous family of Coomb. On the 5th inst. Mrs Morris entertained the school children with a delicious dinner in the form of roast beef and plum pudding. Notwith- standing the severity of the weather, a oood number attended. The squire very kindlv Spnt a conveyance to carry the infants. This un- expected pleasure was thoroughly enjoyed. It is needless to say that ample justice was done by the children to the savoury dishes. After satis- fvingthe inner man, several songs were rendered The vicar of the parish addressed the children in a very genial manner. The children expressed their happy feelings in hearty cheers to the good family of Coomb, and on their departure received mince pies and oranges. SEASONABLE BENEVOLENCE. Mrs Morris, according to her usual custom, distributed New Year's gifts to the aged and needy inhabitants of the district, and also helped them by adding a substantial bonus to their deposits in connection with the clothing club conducted by herself for their benefit. j

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