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ABERGELE. 11.\ Y HARVEST.—The hay harvest has com- menced, and several fields have been cut, and the proprietors are busy stacking. The weather is excellent so far for the work, and record crops arc anticipated. FiHE BRIGADE TEST.—A fever of excite- ment was caused on Monday evening bv the furious ringing of the lire bell. Crowds, spring- ing from all directions, soon i j led the main street, and the breathless cry was, "Where is the ("ire?" Although it completely passed off as a real tiling, it was only a call to test the efficiency of the ide. COCNTY SCHOOL: SUMMER COURSE JFCIl TEACHERS.—Under the auspices of the re Education Authority arrange- ments have been maclo for a holiday course for t-e tellers,'in the subjects of kindergarten, bruch- vvork, day modelling, cardboard work, and woodwork. The classes will be held in the County School. The local arrangements have been placed in the hands cf con- sisting of the governors of the County School together with Mr J. ter. and Mr II. Bedford, A.O.P., superintend- ent, of the courses PROPOSED CARNIVAL AND SPORTS.-A meeting- of the tradesmen and residents was faeld in the Council Room, on Tuesday week, to consider the advisability of holding a cycle carnival and sports at Abergele, in the month of 'August, the proceeds to be devoted to advertis- ing Abergele and Pensarn as holiday resorts. Mr D. G. Roberts, the promoter of the scheme, .was unanimously elected to the chair. Letters were received from several gentlemen regretting "™ their-fuatiiitv to attend, but expressing full sym- pathy with the movement. Mr E. A. Crabbe moved that a carnival be held, which was se- conded and carried, and the following gentler.len were. elected as committee:—Mr D. G. Roberts (chairman), Mr H. E. Thomas (hon. secretary), Messrs Edward Williams, R. Roberts, A. P. Leigh, Moss Jones, Walter Jones. E. Worrall, J. Williams, Harp Hotel; D. Thomas, II. and Otvain. Jones, VV. P. Morris, J. T. Mill ward, J. Giil, J. Edwards, Tanyfron; E. W. Karrop, J. Pierce, R. T. Jones, W H. Jones, Penybont; W. Jones, watchmaker; Saunders Davies, C. V.T. Bushnell, Ben Cybi William3, and H. Dyer. On the motion of Mr W. P. Morris, seconded by Mr E. Williams, it was decided to (;fer prizes to the value of £8. and that the committee be guarantors for this amount. THE ANTIQUARIAN ASSOCIATION.-v;ie annual meeting of the Abargele and District Association was held at the County School build- ings on Monday evening. Miss Gittens, of the National School, was voted to the chair. The committee's report was submitted to the meet- all,- and adopted Mr G. T. Evans, the hon. treasurer, read his report. which ohowed a àe- ficit of JE1 5.s on the year"a working. Mr H. Bedford was re-appointed ihon. auditor. The Right Hon. Countess Du.ndonald was re-elcctcd president of the Association, and the vice-presi- dents, thirteen in number, were re-elected. Tho Rev. T. Jones, M.A. (vicar), chairman of the committee; Mr G. T. Evans, hon. treasurer, and the hon. secretaries, Messrs W. J. EN-ani and J. re-olected. Two vacancies on tho commat.ue were iiHod by the election of Mrs Thomas, Pen.A'anc, and the Rev. J. H. Davies, Six new members were proposed, and accepted members of the Association. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded to the County School Governors for the use of tthe fechooi buildi.ngs. A proposal to invite the Cambrian Archaeological Association to Aber- gelo in 1909 was favourably received, end t.he committee were instructed to take the matter into consideration. The following places were suggested for the summer excursions in addition to those already arranged: Glanconway, Llan- ddulas Quarries, Denbigh a.nd Conway. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded Miss Catena for presiding'.

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THE HIGHER GRADE SCHOOL.

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DEATH OF MRS NOCK.

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DEATH OF MR OWEN DAVIES.

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