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LLANRWST. PREACHERS.—The following will be the preachers for next Sunday Parish Church: Rector. St. Mary's (Eng.): Zion (C.M.): Rev. T. J. James, Penmachno. Scotland Street (C.M): Rev. R. D. Williams, Penmaen- mawr. Horeb (W.): Rev. W. Lloyd Davies, Colwyn Bay. St. James (W.) (Eng.) Mr. Charante. Tabernacle (C.): Rev. D. S. Thomas, Towyn. Ebenezer (C.): Sunday School, a p.m. Prayer Meeting 6 p.m. Penuel (B.): Prof. J. T. Evans, Bangor. APPOINTMENTS.—At a meeting of the Llan- rwsit and Trefriw Joint Water Committee on Friday evening, Mr W. Hughes in the chair, Mr T. Latimer Jones was elected Clerk, and Mr William Hughes was re-elected Chairman. CHURCH MEN'S SOCIETY.—The first meeting of the session, was held at the Church House on Monday evening, when over fifty members came together. At the outset refresh- ments, kindly provided by the Rector, who is President of the Society, were served. The wants of the members in 'this respect were care- fully attended to by Mrs Wilson, Miss Hill, and Miss Morgan, who were in charge. The Rector expressed his gratification at seeing so many present. Mr Thomas, in a long paper, full of thought, and interspersed with crisp sentences. dealt with Hobbies," and encouraged the young men present to take up some hobby. He considered that, in addition to recreation, some hobby should be taken up so as to improve the mind. He proved, by examples, that many men of note in their respective professions had once taken up thal profession as a hobby. Further remarks on the subject were made by Mr Albert Hughes, Mr Allard, Mr Albert Roberts, and the Rev. T. Roberts, who also shewed the aged axe of stone which he had discovered. GOLF.—Dr. J. W. Owen won the medal last month with a net score of 75. LORD CARRINGTON has increased his annual subscription to the funds of the Public Reading Room and Library from one guinea to two guineas. HOREB LITERARY SOCIETY.—At a meet- ing held at Horeb Chapel on Sunday evening, Mr. A. Parry presiding, the following were elected to act as officials of the Literary Society during the ensuing winter session:—President, Rev. T. C. Roberts vice-president, Messrs. R. Roberts, Rail- way-terrace, and R. Roberts, Victoria House; treasurer, Mr. W. H. Roberts; secretary, Mr. D. C. Rowlands; executive committee, Messrs. J. Hughes, R. R. Williams, Thomas Hughes, W. Griffith, A. Owen, Caradoc Mills, Misses Hannah Jones, J. A. Roberts, and Rosa Roberts. On Monday evening Mr. John Hughes was elected chairman of the executive committee, and Mr. Caradoc Mills vice- chairman. EARLY CLOSING.-The Rev. W. Thomas, preaching at Seion Chapel on Sunday night, ex- pressed the hope that the decision of the local tradesmen to close their premises at 7 p.m. during the winter months would result in a better attend- ance at the church meetings during the week. COMPETITIVE MEETING.—A very success- ful competitive meeting was held at Nant Bwlch- yr-heyrn on Thursday evening. Mr. J. D. Jones, solicitor, Llanrwst, presided, and Mr. W. Lloyd Roberts, Avondale, conducted, while Mr. W. E. Davies acted as accompanist. The adjudicators were :—Recitations, Rev. R. Rowlands poetry, Rev. E. Davies, Trefriw; and music, Mr. J. E. Roberts, Penmachno. The awards were as fol- lows :—Englvn, Mab y Berllan." Penillion, Gweithgar." Recitation, under 7 i, A. J. Jones, Aberllyn; 2. M. E. Jones, Clawddgwyn. Under 12: 1, R. Roberts, Fotty 2, Joseph Cooper, Pen- y-gwaith. Chief recitation: Katie Williams, Maenan Mills, and D. T. Pugh, Llanerch Elsie, equal. Solo, under 10: i, Myfanwy Roberts, Nant Ucha 2, A. J. Jones, Aberllyn. Duet, under 16: J. Hughes and W. Powell. Solo, under 20 Edith Roberts, Nant Ucha. Soprano solo Edith Roberts. Recitation, under 16: 1, W. G. Jones, Clawddgwyn 2, Joseph Cooper, Pen-y-gwaith. Solo, over 40: 1, D. Williams, Llanrwst 2, John Roberts, Fotty. Duet (open): W. Hughes, Lon- don House, and Isaac O. Roberts, Trefriw. Chal- lenge solo Isaac Owen Roberts, Trefriw. Trio Isaac O. Roberts and friends. Party, 8 in num- ber D. Williams, Llanrwst, and party. ENGLYNION ar farwolaeth Catherine Thomas, anwyl briod Mr. Richard Thomas, Longton House, Llanrwst. Uthrte ddygwyd Catherine-i ddaear Fam ddnvvd a diflin o gur ac angau gerwin Trwy y gwaed caiff gartre gwin. Priodwyd yn ysbrydol—a'r gwir Dduw A'r Gwr ddeil byth bythol Mawr wasgai am yr ysgol,- Heddyw'n wir ni bydd yn ol. Llanrwst. R. E.

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