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HENLLAN. /r-j-'J,r' CHRISTMAS DAY. Christmas Day was observed at Henllan as it SSDerally is, as a quiet holiday. The church sets great store by this anniversary, and pays Ue regard to the religious aspect of the day. iuere were four services held at the Parish ^luich, which were well attended, a great "Ilraber of the Humber of the churchpeople partaking of the y Communion. Suitable addresses were s^en by the Rector at the mid day and even- ing services, and appropriate anthems were by the choir. At the Welsh evening ser- vice-' Gosper y canliwyllau'—carol-sir.gins? is Jreat feature, and the Nonconformists of the "Illage and neighbourhood show their good will church by attending this service in large Ono year, one quartette, three trios, vio an<^ ^wo 8°1°8 were sung at this ser- hB;iho8e taking part in the carol-singing S Messrs. W. LewiB (organist), T. Hughes parish clerk), W. Davies, Josiah Pierce, J. finIT (8enior), J. Pierce (junior), Miss E Th j and Miss Allen (members of the choir). ^rations, as usual, were executed with and appropriateness. TEA PARTY AND PRESENTATION. Q A TOUCHING SCENE. SDg ?K^rKay> the 21st inst., the children, aitend- taiaedefttliX0(1 an<* ^n^ant schools, were enter- by an excellent tea, currant bread, &c., of 'an^ Mrs, Hayes Jones, on the occasion gaoom r^^ation of Mr. Hayes Jones' en- his ai»nQ- Un^er the Denbigh School Board, on BoarS aa headmaster of Rhydgaled and thp ^e tables were nicely laid out, a&ce if F00ln presented a bright cheery appear for ^ecked with holly by the children Rev. tT°pa,si°n- vVhen the tea was over, the aaid'jjj,of^UmPbreya, in addressing the children, farew the tea party that afternoon was a Hayes T at» given them by Mr. and Mrs. Hew ho before leaving Henllan for their Would v?e a<i Rhydgaled. He was sure they ould like hi for the' m to tbank Mr. and Mrs. Jones tak* ^ness an<^ f°r the trouble they other ti-611 lQ connection with that and many school. v!a!jS ^e children attending the Henllan Hayes t rece*V8d during the 14 years Mr. Mrs. Ba°nes bad been headmaster. Mr. and take l-^68 ^ones thought no trouble too great always k° ensure their enjoyment. They had 0°Casinn n most obliging and kind on all J°ne8 8 the kind. Although Mr. Hayes leaving as eav^nS> and he, very naturally, felt ^ahv v keenly after a residence of so Hayes r rS among them, he was sure Mr. ^eessoi-01168 wou^ wish them to give his P°Werfn a 800d reception, and to do all in their Tegftlar ntt £ 0°d name of the school, by Son? nce» diligence with their work, a^ery .Con,luct in and out of school. He had ^6came t Sanfc ^uty to perform. When it 'ea»ing that Mr. Hayes Jones was ^sterlk-"Han on his appointment to the thougUi °f Rhydgaled School, his friends >orwry ouSht ava,il themselves of the Mrs, Ha mar^c their regard for him and Gonial v Jon es by making them a testi- ^dsoijT taken the useful form of a Pleastirp naarb5e timepiece, which he had great 8cribers 1° Presenting, on behalf of the sub- Mrs. g' Mr. Hayes Jones. He*also begged Utnh^f ^0J3ea acceptance of a beautiful ^he subsc-i!3" was very glad to see among Wer ers 80 many parents of children, care. yL-an^ bad been under Mr. Hayes Jones' ftaye8 j must be a gratifying fact tc Mr. also an in j?s' as was a mark of good -avill and had not k ^on l^at Mr.*K«t$re8 Jones' labours ^Ulda,;een a]l vain' Ttf&ir good wishes hom aQd Mrs. Hayes Jones to their their ne and they all hoped they would find ^Uch us fePbere of work pleasant, and one of Ihe ness an(i much happiness. ^ildren-V" Hughes then addressed the great an5 said that he had very ^r°posHi*re *n seconding Mr. Humphreys' °f thanking Mr. and Mrs. Hayes day. tj the excellent treat they had had that Slum e^1<^or8ed that had been said by Pbreys, though he was sorry to lose ^hd C(rn'1 he hoped they would be very happy ^8hedW0rta,kle in their new home, and he tr^ieetl J? every success. ayes r were then given to Mr. and Mrs. Uosidedones for their treab. When these had tytr. jj' to ev^es ^ones sai- d that he did not know t th ^ress bis feelings of gratitude to them °hes atwf i •auyiu^ presents which Mrs. Hayes >ld aW„ m self had received that day. They Ushers n+'r?8 remind tbem of their many well- t Henllaa. He wished the children to t?r thanks to tlTeir parents i ^as vr towards these valuable gifts, u ays erfsorry to part with them, as he had k ^°Ped fk 8U a bappy time with them, but ir would be very happy also with f 'y totfani1ast?r' an(i that they would do their h comf *"rn» and endeavour to make him ^ting w5,'a')'e amongst them. He felt the &reat co, !1 them very keenly, but .it was a Sere Parti ^°n ^0r think that they %*ishP/g Ullder tBuch happy circumstances. a bri0V,^en\ a ver,y merry Christmas t, Mr. ga anc* prosperous New Year. J^anljg yes Jones proposed a hearty vote of »?^ ^be ^iss Simpson and Miss G. Edwards S^scrip«.;ea'^ trouble they had tali en in soliciting ^Vbile M*18 tov,,ar,'s the testimonial. ?8 quit, Ha yes Jones was speaking, there l .^h diffilain Meeting scene. He himself spoke i ^dren a? y> being much moved, while the lngs in sve unrestrained vent to their feel- deaj 8 and tears; there waa evidently a Pils. of sympathy between master and ^lildreiar<^ee(^a8s then terminated, and the Havp^r'^0 dismissed, shaking hands with + Visitors nes as they marched out. Sa by anc^ helpers were then entertained to i-The foliA, a?<3 Mrs. Hayes Jonea, fiavp assisted at the tea :—Mr. and \Jl8s Gt 1? f one8, Mies Simpson, Miss Hail, lvl!8s R H,Wards, Miss M, A. Williams, and Mr. a^yes Jones. j?s&ts 0f ,^rs- Hayes Jones were also reci- M°ie, aU{j Presents from Captain and Mrs. f • fiaygg \e Henlian Flower Show Committee, 0? over i", Joues having been hon. secretary !55;J^_ye'ai-sJ

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