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RUTBItf. •OIHEB RUTHIN NEWS will be found on page 6. MAYOR'S GIFTS. The officials and workmen of the Corporation were presented by the Mayor with seasonable Christmas presents, BELGIANS' CHRISTMAS TREE j We are asked to state that tbo Christmas tree given the Belgians at PJaa Newydd was given by the Girl Guides, and not by Miss Touzsl as reported in nor last iseue. MESSRS FLLIS & SONS GIFTS The large Bief! of woikmen employed oy Mee*r« R Ellis & Sors, Ltd, as well as tbe retired workmen, were the recipients of Christmas presents from the firUl, and this generosity was much appreciated. PENDREF PREACHING MEETINGS. Laree congregations atreoded 111 acnual preaching meetings at Pecdref Congregational Chapel, on Christmas day, when excellent earmons were preached by the Rev Peter Price, M.A., D.D., of Rbcs, near Wrexham. MEDICAL SUCCESS. „ m I?) will interest his friends to hear that Mr T P Edwa-rda. M B B B., youngest son of the late Rev Llewelyn Edwards, M.A., and Mrs Edwards, Ardwyn, bas recently been successful In obtaining his M.D. degree of the London University. MARKET PRICES. The following were the prices at the mailset on Monday; Fowls, 4 to 5a per couple ducks, 5a to 6"1 per coaple; turkeys, llid per lb; geese, llid per lb egge, 7 an d8 for Is, fresh butter, 1& 3d per lb email tabs. 1* ^d per lb fat pigs, fid per lb; rabbits, Is 5d and Is 6d per coaple. „ MUSICAL SUCCESS. We are pleased to announce the success of Miss Lizzie Owen (Clywedcg) at the Bhyl, Centre of the London- College of Music, who took a high p!ace in the honours lieu-element- ary list for piaio and theory, which is highly creditable to herself and her teacher. Mr W A L'oyd. The examiner was Mr A W Abdey, Mus. Loo., Oxon WATCHNIGHT SERVICE. The usual wv-chnigho service was held In Batbafarn Wesieyan Chape), Ruihin, on the 81 t December, and was attended by a large number of people Songs were given by well known local artistei. and a sermon preached by the Rev W G Williams. Previous to the watchnight service a social tea took place in the Schoolroom of the Chapel. AGRICULTURAL HALL, RUTHIN- The la-fc 1!le A tbe year was held hy Messrs i T and W Leatbes, Auction-era, on Monday. Owing to the treacberou state of the roads fewer fat blasts turned up than were entered, th b-atcf which made up to £ 18; fat lambs from Mr Jones, Bodynys, up to 28 9d Welsh wethers frsm Mr R P Wynno, Rhewlfelin, 28d 3d Welsh ewes, 163 to. 213 6d. Messrs Leathes opening sale of the new year will take place on Tuesday next, fair day, amongst the gperial entries, will be sold a fat sheep the proceeds of which will be handed over to the Belgium Relief Fund. GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENT FOR A VETERINARY SURGEON. Many of She friends of Mr Simpson, M.R.O.V.S., in Ruthin and the Vale of Clwyd, will be pleased to bear. that the Government has appointed him as Veterinary Bargee n, at Aldershot, and he will be going on duty at once. One of Mr Simpson's daughters, who was Hospital Nurse at Edinburgh, is nùw sifter at the French Miiitary Hospital HalVe, and another daugh; er who is in p., ivate practice as Hospital Nuiee in Ediobargh ia about to leave for France. to nurse the eiok and wounded. ThiB is a family record to be proud of. PROPOSED WIDENING OF CORWEN ROAD. A. & meeting of nde County Council 03 Wednesday, at Denbigh, the General Parposcs Committee reported that the Surveyor had submitted plans for the widenirg of the Co?wen roari, commencing on the Ruthin side of Ty'nyweru-lane, at a coBt of £ 106 odd, ex- elusive of the lard which was to be given free by (jol West.—It was decided that a the Im- provement was nob urgent, not to include the same in the Council's application to the Road Board. A plan and estimate of the proposed widening of Park-road was also deferred pend- ing an irquiry as to whether the owner of the land would give the same or reduce the price considerably MISS BREMNER'S GENEROSITY The inhabitants of Bontuchel district are very graceful .0 Miss B emnsr, Woodlands, for the generous and praoiio.-tl interest the takee j u their welfare. F- r many y-jars tha h distributed haidj<.me Christmas presents to a ve"y large number of families residing in the neighbourhood. This year a tea party was given in Bontuchal village, and the repre- sentatives cf eeveoty-flve families were each preeented by Miss Pinsanb. on behalf cf Miss Bremner, with a substantial joint o* beef and large parcel of groceries. Headless to say, the presents were very much appreciated. Tha groceries were supplied by Messrs Rouw and Hon, and the beef by Messrs A M and R H Williams, Ruthin. t i

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