The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

BETTWSYCOED. DUST LAYING.—The employees of the Council are engaged this week laying aoonia on. the hilly roads in the village and tar on the rogwis wi'Ii th-o vL-w (> aIL-i),in., the dusl. NTOR 'BUS T<) 6APFL CL: Th, RIG. Great Western Railway motor 'bus its maiden run from the village to Capel Curig on Monday and was well patronised, VISITORS.—A Large number oi trippers, amongst whom are several foreigners, visit the district daily. THE URBAN COUNCIL-—A correspondent writes:—"I should like to direct attention to the practice of the Urban Council of discussing matters of interest to the ratepayers in. com- t.?, ?!r. -ol I_- m whi ii the pila3.,inen are excluded- On Friday, five subjects we re diacusacd in thid manner, each of which magirt have, in my opinion, with advantage been discussed in open Council when the deliberations could have beeøn presented to the public liuough the medium of tho newspaper press. Seveial membera of tbe Council to whom I have spokein. on the subject expressed their disapproval oi the practice^ WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AT BET- TWSYCOED. (For the week ending Saturday, July 2nd, 1910).—Mean maximum (in shade), 'n 53.5; -ean ult.,ur um (in iha4d--), 48.8; highe" ia shade. 63; lowest in 47; maximum in the w, 12.6; lowest on the grass. 48; bright sun- shine (hours), 1.6; mean amount of. cloud (per cent.), 75. Observer: Dr. Hugh Watson Fox. DUST PREVENTION.—The Surveyor's Coin- mitceo of tjie Carnarvonshire County Council have reoaived a letter from the Bettwsyeoed Urban Council inquiring whether the County Council would be prepared to 00ntribute towards the o ot of tarpamting the portion of the main ro.ad rurenirtg' through Bettwsyeoed and lying be- tween the Waterloo Bridge a.nd the Miner's Bridge. The oommirfceo are recommending the County Council to contribute one-third' of the cost oi the proposed work provided it is omrried out to the sa £ :si'aetion of the County Surveyor. THE WATERLOO BRIDGE.—In May last a. meeting of the representatives of the Carnar- vonshire and' County Councils was held with regard1 to the oomdition of the Water- loo Bridge. The County Surveyor of Carnar- vonshire roughly etstamaiiod the cost of a new stono bridge at about £ 5,000 and £ 3,0000 if of *<*ra Concrete. He ai<» advised tie committee that it was quite practicable to strengthen the existing bridge so as to mak-o it strong enough for all traction engine* trafJio. and estimated tie cost at £ 3,000 if strengthened with sted, and at £ 2,000 if with Ferra Concrete. The committee &re of opinion that the briuige is not at present strung enough for all possible traffic; that it is advisab.e that the Bridge slxruld be strengthened with Ferra. Concrete do as to make it strong1 enough for such traffic, that tie County Sur- veyor of Carnarvonshire be autborisedf to pre- pare plans, specifications and estimates of the cost of carrying out tho strengthenin.g scheme, and that the total cost be borne as follows.- one-six th by the Bcitwsyooed Council, one-sixdi tty the Geirionydd Rural Council, two-sixth* by the Carnarvonshire County Council, a-n^i Bixtha by the Denbighshire County Council.

COLWYN BAY. LOCAL ENTERTASNMEHTS. PUELSC HALL. every evening at 8 p.m.. Mr ila^iy RejTro.-di' Animated Pictures. Special Oiatjiiec« on Saturdays and Wednesdays at 3 p.m. ARCADIA, YVest Promenade. 3 p-m. and 8 p.m. tlaiiy, Catim's Pierrots give entertjua- ABOrr.s. BOHEMIA. East Promenade, 11 a.m., 3 p.m., -d 8 i) rn., Mr Harry Reynolds' Serønaden give periormanocs. VICTORIA PIER PAVILION. Oroheetral Con- Jerta at 11 a-m. and 7.45 p.m. PLACES OF WORSHIP. The following; is a complete list of services t; tJio various places of worship in CoJwyn I *y. for Sunday next, July 10th:— CHURCH OF ENGLAND. St. PauJ 6 Church (English), Can-on Ro- bet'te, vicar; 10 a.m., Holy Commumiom; 11 Sarvioe and Sermon 6.30 p.m., Seirvi.ce and Sermon; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. St. David's, Rhiw-road (Welsh), Rev. R. D. Hughes 10 a.m., Sarvioe ajid Sermon; L50 p.m., Sunday School; 6 p.m., Service ami Sermon. Holy Commuaiioa an first •■-Uiidciy in the month, at 10 a.m. i. Andrews, Kimg-road (Engliah), Hey. Morris: 8 a.m., Holy Communiou; i.m., Service and Sermon; 2 p.m., toiijldren e SSGTVICO; G.30 p.m., Scxvioe and Sermotn. Holy Communion at the m;d-d*a.y »ervioe on the first Sunday in the month. During Advent and Leait, Service and Sermon every Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. NONCONFORMIST CHURCHES. CALVINDSTIC METHODISTS. Enjgedi: 10 o.m. aud 6 p.m., Rev. Joeopih .T<*n_ kins. Gasrrogdd-u; 2 pan., Sunchij School Beth-jehem: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. D. C. Roberts, Coliwyn Bay; 2 p.m., Sundaj School. Hermon: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., lteoY. Thomaa P.arry; 2 P.ci-, Sunday School. Khi vv-road Mifieccxn Clh-apel: 10 a.m. ajod C p.m., Rev. Meirion Roberts, LlaJKJudno; 2 p.m., Sirnda-y ScfeooJ. Scion, Uppex ColwN-u Rav: 10 a.m. and 6 P. ltev ?Jon-es,' Gyffin- 2 p?m., J. o. unday &,ho<>I. WESLEYANS. Hw-eb: 10 a.m. and 0 p.m., Rev. J. WogJey Hughes; 2 p.m., Sunday School. CONGREGATIONALISTS. Salem 10 a.m. and 0 p.m.. Rev. H. R. Wfl- Itams, pastor; 2 p.m., Simd>ay School. BAPTISTS. TabcrnacLe 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.. Rev. Peter Joii'?s, pastor; 2 p.m., Sunday School. ENGLISH. Presbyterian 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., ReV. John Edwards, pastor; 2 p.m., Sunday School. £ t. Joiin's (We^eyan), Conway-roadl: 11 a.m, .Rev. T. E. Freeman; 6.30 p.m., Rev. F. j' Briggs; 2^30 p.m., Sunday SohooJ. Narrt.vgi.5w1 (Weskgrajg; 11 a.m., Rer. F. J. Bngs:a: 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 6.30 p.m., Rev. H. W. Jones, Oolwyn- Bay. Congregational, Sea-view: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.. Rev. Thojr.as Lloyd, pastor; 2^30 p.m., Sunday Sohooi. BaptAt, Abergnek-road 11 a.m. and 6.30 Rev. D. Gr, p.m. iffiths, pistor; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. St. Joseph (Catholic Church): M ajaa at 8 and 11 a.m.; Evening Devotiom at G P-m-—Eov. Father Oummerford. THE SERENADEli8. Mr Hanry Reyaiolds' RoOY, Sere",&d-ers have been ptt'rg rt, f, .1 of their b(-?st at thc- Boix-mia reo-,nay, &r?d this week lur,o have "ter.ed to the soxi-gs wid oonoe-rted items of which the bright etrter, ain ers have an iuexhaustilbje fund. THE PIERROT^S. Large audaenoes have boen attrAotLVi to the Arcadia on the West Pro axniado dnirjng the pust week, where M-ø.>øn Mitlirn s ta-cupe of piGrrots have been provxitiig su oxoe11ent fivre. Mr S.yd'nio Froro and iiis floerry men are as good a.3 ever, atut a liarge wtMnber of new items have been introduood itao their programme. Moreover, the troupe have khy week been augmented by the appearance of Saaean, the oeisehrated illusionist fiom the Lon- Ion Coll.sflimi, whose clever conjuring tricks feave deirgnr&i IJ..o audiences. The spcoial ro. UCA night of Friday waa adso a great suoceo*. ENGLISH BAPTIST UNION. The anwual Mseetings of too North Waes English Baptist Union wore hsjd ye-sterday (Wednesday), at the EngKsh Baptist Chuirch, Aberge"e-road, when them, was a good attendance, of rniruLite.r.i and dogates. At the first meeting the President of the Union (Rev. Thomas Morgan, Mold) de- liv,,rc-d a?n admdre,-c3, tak?ii, as Iri's ?.ub.lect, "TI),:t IM1.7-3ion of 13.tptists." A bus:t-n,-33. confcr,,lbc?o was h,e?'d in t.?w ar.,d ?'in the eN-en?lir. I -g a pru b- Iilc ,v43 he?id, wh.-?n the R,,v. J. Isa-ac, ?f Cofn, nreac.hed an eloquent sermon. SUNDAY SCHOOL TREAT.—The membens of the Tabernacle Welsh Baptist Chanci Sunda- Sohool had t.fvn-r annual outin,g yejfer-day (Wed- fitYJ, when Llandudno was visited, under the .•71144»r.nU-jn.Hen« of the Rev. Peter Jor.es (pas- tor), Mr NOllie (suuerhi'tendent of the ischool), Mr Llewelyn. Jones (tho secretary), and Mr H. O. Davies, Obxn House. They were conveyed in two tra.m cars, and Penimaen HriJl was viaifced. CO N STITU TIONAL CLUB .— The annual gemvral meeting of the members of this club was, lieki on Monday evening, when Mr J. Brock t>re.=idiHi over a good Th0 Hon. Laurence A. Brodraok was unan'imooialy re-ejeofeed president of the cub, and Messrs W. Buckley, McNeil. Kearne, Da.vi,d Gamble, and Walter Whitehead ad v'ioe-pre (idenfcs. Mr Brock was also re-eieefced chiairman- of ti«e com- mitt* and Mr Edward Allen and Mr R. Grundy were elected a.4 j-oint- treasLLrr,-r Tho -re- f six n<-w -qjlt of t:he baildt for t?m, 6',ect;on -> members on the committee rosulited as follows:- MesBT-^ George Marfvtll, 52 votes; Charges H. H^-rdi^g, 47; S. Bond, 46; W. Ilodgkins, 35; Harry Evans. 34; and A. R. Tudma.n, 32. The meeting oonclxided with a hearty vote of thanks to the Chaiiman. on the motion of Mir J. Fired. Francis. »nco!Kkd bv Mr A. J. Fleet. REYNOLDS' PfCTUR&S.—The programme of pictures shown at the Public Hall, this week, is again an attractive one, two educa- tional subjects of merit being "Brooklyn's Navy Yard" and "Elephaoits in India." "The Animated Gazette," can'tainimg the world's news in moving pictures, and pub- lished weekly, will be shown at the Public Hail every Thursday, Friday, and Satur- day. This week it includes "TThe French Grand Prix," showing the race from start to finish; "King George's Privy Council," the distinguished gueste axriving in Ambassa- dor's CDurt; "Balloon Race at Hurlingham," "Funeral of the "'Pluviose' Victims," "Mr Winston OhurohilJ at Twicfcesuham," penltin-e Swimming Olub." "Little Tich deco- rated by the French Governmeoit," "Latest Paris Fawhaons," and other topical events at home and abroad. PUBLIC TIAT,T.-O-n Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, July 28th, 29th, acnid 30th, Mr Hiarrv Reynolds has arranged for tihe first app^aranoe in Colwyn Bay of Mr Chaa. Win- deraTtere'a canipany in the farcical coinedy, Where is WULiaan." To fo2Zow in rapid succession, Mr Reynolds has booked the fol- lowing well-known imiAkKj oomedies "Muse Hook of Holland," "The Cingake," "Ha- 'Itm, ",no V ?Y13L."Iat" OL?? ?UT Alex- -der -Marsh's famms Shak-e&perian reper- to're company, amd the re-appeaxan?cw-- of that i-' j),!av, "?When knights wer-e bold-" in- .t inter-eating emgatgf-.mr,,nt is tl-at of the !3.ni-ous s,m:Li-religious i)lciy, "Me pae-,ging of the third floor back." "TRIAL BY JURY." The Colwyn Bay Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society are re- hearsing tho above for production in tho autumn. Rehearsals are held in the Foresters' Room, Sea View Crescent, every Tuesday at 8.30 p.m. Any- one wishing to join the Society for either the operatic or dramatic section should give their names to the secretary, Mr H. E. Greenfield, Glen Haven, Colwyn Bay, without delay, as the caste is about to be chosen for a farcical comedy to be given at the same time. THE SEASON.—A number of picnic parties are expected at Colwyn Bay this week-end, and Mr Cartmell is to cater to-day for about two hundred of the clerical 31;&/ of the Lever Assur- ance Company, Liverpool, who will visit the town. To-day being the Halifax Tradesmen's holiday, Mr Cartmell will also cater for four large parties from that place. On Saturday about four hundred of the employees of Messrs John Thompsons' Engineering Works, Wolverhamp ton, intend visiting the town, Cid Mr Cartmell is to provido for them at the Lecture Hall. To these a party of over 200 school children from Coventry, together with the employees of Messrs Collins' File Works, Birkenhead, Messrs T. Cook and Sons, Manchester, are also conducting a party here, and Messrs Lazenby, tourist agents, have arranged with the same caterer to provido for the Birmingham Cathedral Choir Boys on the same day. Two other choirs, one from Pen- dleton and one from St- Helens, complete the day's programme. All this is further proof that Colwyn Bay is not lacking in public estimation as an ideal spot for a day's outing. SCHOLASTIC.—Miss Constance Challand, of Gainsborough House, Greenfield-road, Miss Mary Ellen Jones, Penmaen, and Miss Mary Sanderson, Colwyn, have passed the final portion of the Pre- liminary Certificate Examination. SUCICT-M.-M,r Charles A. A damson, son of Mr J. W. AdSamson, chesnist, Station-road, has passed his final examination, and has now qualifiadi as a chemist. Mr Adamson, who is 23 yeatM of agei, is weU-known m football circlee. He studied for liia final in London. LOCAL FOOTBALLER FOR BLACKPOOL. —Mr Stanley Hughee (son- of the Rev. William Hughee, of the Afneam Institute) has signed a Lancashire Combination and Second Division, English Leskgiue forms for the Blackpool football team, whose age<nt in the matter was Mr J. Llewelyn Owen, a former Colwyn Bay foot- baller, who is himself now a Blackpool player. Stanley, who has figimed, in the local town foot- ball team for several seasons, mostly at inside left is a d<ecidedlv clever forward. "G" COMPANY 5& BATT. R. W- FUSI- LIERS.—For woek ending July 16th :-Mondey: Recruits' training, 7.30 p.m. Tuesday: N.C.O.'s lecture, 7.45 p.m. Wednesday: Company and recruiV training, 7.30 p.m. Friday: Recruits' training, 7.30 p.m. Saturday: Musketry stand- ard teat (Table A.). recruits.-All N.C.O. and men must, ii possible, fire the standard test be- fore camp.—Bv Order, F. H. Borthwiok, Laeut.- CoromanciLttg 'G" Coy. 5th Batt. R.W.F.

CERRIGYDRUIDION. SUNDAY SCHOOL TRIP.-Tho members of the Parish Church Sunday School enjoyed their annual trip to Llandudno on Monday. They were convoyed to Bettwsycoed Station in two of the G.W.R. motor 'buatuL

CAPEL GARMON. PERSONAL.—Mr R. Davies, Mountain View, who has been suffering from ill-health for some timo, is progressing rapidly towards recovery. SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.—The Machno C.M. Sunday School meeting was held on Sun- day, under the conductorship of Mr D. Hughes. Rhydymeirch. The Rev. T. J. James catechised the members. OBITUARY.—The death occurred on Thurs- day of Miss Kate Ann Roberts, daughter of Mr W. Roberts, Carreg Lleon, at the age of 17 years The interment took place on Monday, the Revs. Thomas Williams and O. G. Pritchard officiating.

DENBIGH. RUNAWAY HORSE.— In Love Lane on Thursday, a woman carrying a basketful of (VUs was knocked diown by a runaway horse, which had been f righteaied by a motor cycle. The woman was not injured, but neoeived a. severe shook. The eggs were all broken- THE TERRITORIALS.— On Friday evening, the Denbigh' haif-company of Territorials, 'mder the command of Captain Cloug-li, para.d.ed at the DriU Hall, and then left town for RhewL where they met the Ruthin HaM Company, under Surgeon Lieutenant Anderson. Both ranks theD" drilled together. TRAIN SERVICE— Much satisfaction pre- vails locally at the decision, of the L. and N.-W. Rty. Company to run during July, August, and September a new train from Rhyl to Deaibigh, leaving the forrner place at 9.40 V.r, .1. This trar-a will supply a. long-felt want. THE SAIN ATION ARMY.—Lieut. Davies, who has laboured in eerweral parts, of Wales, has taiken charge of the local oorps, and has received- a very heartv- welcome. CAPEL MAWR LITERARY SOCIETY.— Tlse members of this Society had their annual picnio on Thursday afternoon. It had been dbcided to spend1 tho timo on Mynydd yr Aipht, ,Ctfaii, but the N%-oather prevent,,d the -4inib 13" mountamwards, and the party enjoyed their outing at Tynvcelyn Farm, being heartily wel- comed by Mr and Mrs George Wright. Refresh- ments were served and g-arn-es of various kincfo wore afterwards induffcgted in. The journey home, was via Llandyrnog and Llanrhaiadr DR. BARNARIXJ'S HOMES— A house-to- house oollection in aid of these Horiwa haR re- sulted in a sum of £ 5 3s 6d being forwarded to the treasurer. To-day (Thursday) a garden party in aid of the Institution bakes place at Castle House. JUNIOR CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIA- TIC)N,It has been decided to form a Junior Covstitutionat Association in the town, and arrangements are being made for holding the ina.ugura'l meeting. A committee has been foniMd with Mr J. C. Wynne Edwards, Plaa Nantgiyn, as chairman, and Mr T. Gwilyin Wil- liams as hon. secretary. Major Sway no, Cae Derw, has taken a Leading part in the move- ment, which liea the hearty support of the Hon. W. Ormsby Gore, M.P. AFTER DO YEAH-S.-The Rev. Thos. PaTry, M.A., D.D., of Wichita, Kansas, U.S.A. is now on a. visit to Denbigh and neighbourhood. He was born at Rhewi Farm, near Prion, and lert for the West with his pa-rents 60 years ago. Dr. Parry has laboured at many oentretj in America, and has been the moaiw cf establishing several prosperous churches. ANOTHER RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. — A horse in aharge of two young men, sons of Mr Robert Edwards, carrier, and Mr llarry Miller, cycle agent took fright on the Henllan-road on Thursday afbe-raoon, and boltoed at a terrific pace down Ooppy H ilL A pig was thrown out of the cart, but was not injured. Tina horse siiAtained sonie injury, and the ficcnt of the cart was smashed. The af righted an im ail waj stop pd at tho top of IfenJlan stroct. BOROUGH POLIVE COURT.— On Friday, before the Mayor (Mr J. H. Jones) and other magistrates, J. W. Jones, tailor, Henlian street, was lined Is and costs for beeping' a dog without a licence. John Owen Hughes, of Roee^nary Lane, was fined 5s and oasi.s for fighting in Back Row Lane on tho previous Saturday night. For taicing part ui the same disturbance, Jeremiah Davies, Chapel Place, was bound over, and ordered to tjay the ts. A PLEASANT A hTFJiNOON AT CAE DL,'RW.- n., ]aAv Nvorkers c;f the Ptimro-ge League who worked in 3upjx>rt of the Hon. W. Orriisby Gore at the Gcnera'l Election, ataembled at Cae Derw on Thursday at the invitation of Major and Mrs E. J. Swaytnc. to meet Lady Haroch, the hon. member's mother, who per- sonaLy thanked them for their services. Mrs Swayne enbertainodi t'lic, gueate to tea, and they were then addressed! by her ladyship. A very pleasant afternoon was spent.

DEGANWY. THE VISITORS.—A list of visitors staying at paganwy this week will be published in the Liajnehidino Ihreciory and Visitor" to-morrow (Friday) evening, which may be had of Messrs k L Lancaster andi Co., newsagents. SPEED LIMIT FOR MOTOR CAP,.cl.-In re- piy to a coiti,iyi,amicwion fiom the Dogpanwy Im- provenient Association th Oonway (2orporation have stated1 that the ten-mile speed limit for motor cars will shortly be in force at Deganwy. THE LIBRARY.—The attenilanoe at the Deganwy Library dxmng1 the past, month was 436. It has beein decided to ojn?n the library at 10 a.m. daily during the months cf July and August PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.—The Borough Council have applied to the Local Government Board for sanction; to borrow £ 1.320 for carry- iUg out tho fo.'lowing work: -Extension of out- tall sewer at Tywyn, £ 420; laying sewer, Tyny- cocd Cottages to j\jbert Drive, £ 100; and lay- ing a sewor from IVnycocd Home to malei Lane, £ 800. -SCHOLASTIC SUCCESS.—Of the sax bo^s who have suooeiodkxl in gaining entrance scholar- ships at Giggloswiek School at the annual exami- nation I-seld last week G. Hadloy, a pupil' at the Woodlands Scliool (Mr G. Field1), Deganwy, is plaood second. A son of Mr L. J. Roberts, H.M. Inspector, Llandudno, is at Giggleswick, having obtained a fellowship there last year. BAIRREL ORGAN NUISANCE.'—A letter signed1 by a number of tradesmen of Dt-ganwy complaining of the nuisance caused by the fro- quent playing of beri)oi org-ans, etc., in front 01 their shops, has bceai foa*warcksd to tihs COIL- Nvny Corj"-aticn, who have decided to call the attenition of tho police authorities to the matter, and have agreed) to boar the costs of any prose- cutions under tho bve-laws. A POPULAR CHAIRMAN.—Mr Robert Givxjnfiedd, of Belmont. Tywyn, Deganwv, has been unammously re-elected for tJJIeo third year in suooeesion to the chairmarkahip of the North Waiee Wodaeeday Football League. Mr Green- field, who is the managing steward of the Tyny- coed and Marl Convalescent Homes, is very popular in the district. He was vice-chairman, of the Llandudno May-Day Committee this year, and in the ordinary course will be chairman of next year's festivities.

EGLWYSBACH. SUNDAY SCHOOL TRIP.— To-day week, the various Sunday schoob in thig district went for their annual outing. Some eight Sunday schools joined to for tbo trip, and the day was observed as a gerseral holiday. Throughout the district Llandudno was the rendezvous, and the excursion iste wefle conveyed in a special tram which started from Talyoafn at eight oldook in the morning. Altlhough the weather weather was very unfavourable during the early morning about 300 persons braved the ele- ments, and. mustered at Talyoafn, a contingent from the upper part of the district, having joined the train ear bar at Llamrwat. All the arrangements were admirably carried out, nothing but the unfavonrable condition of the weather marring the full enjoyment of the holi- day. SCHOOL MANAGERS.— A meeting of the managers of the Eglwysbaoh N.P- Schools was held on Monday evening, the following being present: The Rev. H. L. Davies, B.D. (corres- pondent), Rev. T- Gwilym Roberts, Messrs J. Saunderson, Roger Hughes, H. Holland Roberts, J.P., apd Evan Jones, Rhiw. The report of the examiners was paesented a.nd read. The report on the general conditions of the school this year is very satisfactory, and the Headmaster and staff are to be complimented. The report caile attention to various defects in and around the school premises, which were considered by the -managers, and it was resolved to make good these defects during the summer holidays, which are to oomuienco on the 15th inst. SCHOLASTIC SUCCESS—Mr W. E. Wil- liams. the He-admaster of the N.P. School, has been successful in the examination of school teachers in cottage and allotment gardening. Out of 362 candidates Mr Williams is bracketed 24th on the list for first class honours, being the second Wedshman on the list.

HOLYWELL. GREENFIELD CONSERVATIVE CLUB.—At tihe annual meeting of the Greenfield (Holywell) Coi»orvatfave Clufb, Mr R. A. Dawson presiding, Mr C. H- Wil-aams (secretary) stated from tho point of view of the cktb being political fame more activity could have been displayed with- out in any way detracting from the social char- acter of the wait tuition. Mr H. A. Tii-bv, Rhyi, addressing the meeting, spoke of tihe value of cd-ube throughout the county, and congratulated the members vgpfra the work of the past year. There was much work worthy of oommendsatioQj and' he trusted thai the secratairjPii suggestion wouid be carried out. Alderman Trevor Eytan. J.P.. wan m-e'ected pregident, and Lord Moetyn, Sir Pyere Moetyn, and other gentlemen v prpsiidcnts of the club. IMPRISONMENT FOR WINDOW SMASH- ING.—At the Police Court on Monday Georgia Taylor, 18, stated to be of no fixed abode, was charged with breaking two panes of glass on -zy m I c?a?irfb *gbt. Fmm the ev'ctence it appeared that the prisoner waa liberated from Carnarvon Gaol on Friday, and he tramped to HolywelL reaching the town at 8 p.m. About half-paat ten he went along1 WhitfoixJ Street in a state of drunkenness. He struck the window of one shop and then, smashed two panes of glass in another, cutting his wrist in doing so. When arrested and charged with wilful damage, he repEed that he feH through the window. The Chairman (Mr S. Jones) said the Bench were determined to put a atop to the conduct of the likes of him. "You neither tool nor spin, and I think the beet thing we can do is to send you to toil and spin for Hia Majesty the Kisg for one month."

LLANRWST. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The following will officiate at the different plaoes of worship next Sunday:- Parish Church: 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Welsh Services. St. Mary's Church: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Eingl'ish Services. Seion (C.M ): lWv. E. J. Williams, Acrefair. Scotland-street (C.M.): Rev. W. Phillips, Llandudno. Tabernacle (C.): Rev. W. Cynwyd Williams. Ebenezer (C.): 6 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Horefc (W.): Rev. T. C- Roberts. Penuel B.): Rev. Bryn; Davies, Llandudno. St. James* English Wesleyan Church: Rev. J. A. Laine, M.A. Remain Catholic (Ca.m.bPo-Bpet<m Mission): Holy Communion at 8.30 a.m.; Parochial Mass at 11 am., Welsh Demotions at 6.30p.m.-G. M. Trobsuol, O.M.I. OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE is Mr Chambers, 5, Poplar Grove, to whom all com- munications should be addressed, and who will also reoeive orders for th» "North Wales Chronicle." ROSS BROS. beg to inform their numerous patrons that they are moving their business to more convenient and central premises at the Magnet, Denbigh-street, where orders will receive prompt attention. --Adyt. THE HAY HARVEST, owing to the recent wet weather, has been considerably delayed. The crops this yar, provided the weathsr proves favourabja, will bo the heaviest experienced for years. PERSONAL.—The health of the Rev. D. Charles Evams, F.R.G.S., stili remains in a critical state, pleurisy having set in on Monday. Col. Higson, J-P., arrived' at Plasm;idcc 1 rust- week. Mrs Priddlo has returned after passing1 a fortnight at Lkuidudno. Mr VVatbng, J.P., has been indisposed^ but is reported to lx> re- covering from the effects of his illness. SUNDAY SCHOOL TRIP.—The town is practically deserted to-day (Thursday), such a large number of people havmg joined the Annuaii Unibcd. Sunday School trip to Llandud- no. RAILWAY STATION ACCOMMODATION. -Two of the offices at the railway station have recently beeai converted into a waiting room, fiiuB adding bo the publio accommodation. MOTOR CAR TRAFFIC.—A ftnou g h it rained practically throughout last week and continued until late on Sunday morning, the drying effects of tho sun were so quickly mani- f-c?,st?d, that c?oucls (>f dust woile raiL?(),d Ivv the ]a,170 p?IS-0--d r?umb,3r oi motor cars whi(>h through during the day. WEDDING.—The wedding was solemnised on Saturday, ac Seion Ghape-1, tihe Rev. W. Tho- mas officiating, of Mr John Tho ma. son of Mr R. Thomas, Syohnant Farm, acid Miss Jane Hughes, Fo-tty. Eglwysbaoh. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONVENTION—The Rov. J. 0. Jones, Gyffin, presided at a com- mittee meeting of the Vale of Conway Young People's Society at Seion Chapel on Sunday when it was decided to hold the annual con- vention at- Con-way next October. It was also c'x.'kleti to invite Mr W. Jones. M.P., to pre- side, and the Rev. J. H. Howard, Carnarvon, to addrfcss the meeting. A vote of sympathy was passed with Mr W. WiEiams. Conty School, on t.h.3 lose of his father. Mr Norman R. Jones was rt--iceoted treasurer, and Mr J. D. Jones secretary. It was reported that there was a balance of JB6 to too credit oi the Sooiety- OTTER KILLED. -The otter hunt terminated successfully yesterday week at 8.30 p.m., when a young otter weighing lOlbs. was captured and despatched. It took about hvo hours to smoke the animal out of a drain which it had entered. 0BITUA.RY. — Mr W. Williams, County School, on Thursday received a telegram inform- ing him of the death of his father, who had reached tho age of 61. The decpost sympathy is felt with Mr Williams in his bareavement. ANGLING.—The river last week was in ex- cellent condition for fishing, and many good catches wero recorded. CONCERT.- To-day week a concert was held at the Church Hall, tho proceeds of which were devoted to the Eisteddfod funds. Mr T. Rogers Jones presided, and Miss Gwladys Jones, Llan- gcfni, acted as accompanist. Solos and ducts were rendured by Miss Birnett, Uangcfni, Mr and Mrs Lewis, Capel Curig, and Lli: D. Felix Davies, Bangor; and pianoforte solo bv Miss Gwladys Jones. CHURCH WORK.— The response made by the Church communicants to the appeal issued on behalf of the fund for the training of candidates for Holy Orders ha3 resulted in C6 14s being realised. PErry SESSIONS.—We are asked to state that although Major Priddle occupied a seat on txic Bonou at the last Petty Sessions, he did not adjudicate in the c-aso of alleged assault tried that day. FAIR.-T.Im fair yesterday was not so well patronised as usual, and the piioes for cattle showed a downward tendency. MR CHRISTMAS JONES, Denbigh-street, officiated at Ebanessor Chapel, Rhydymeirch, on Sunday CAE'RGRAIG MART. Messrs Blackwall na;y and Co- hold a special avlo at this mart yestwrday. There was a good attendance and a neady clearance of a large stock. CrC6sbr<d fgt lambs realised up to 24», fat up to 20a, couples from 25s 6d to 30s, and cows in calf and with calf at foot up to B12 15s. COLLEGIATE SUCCESS.-At tho Bala Col lege ill?x 'nati<yn tile f-ollcwing were axw- Mr J. Franots Griffith, Mr W. Rawton Williams, B. Mr Christmas Jones, and M T. O. Eilia. Mr Griffiths and Mr Williams wene each award- ed £10 merit grant; Mr Ohristmas Jones was awarded a prize ctf jei 10B, and Mr T. 0. Ellis a prize of 20s. OBnUARY.-Ile funeral took place on Sat- urday at Dolbenmaen of Mr Williafci Williams, Cartrerfie, Brynkir Station, the father of Mr W. Williams, County School. The Revs. Henry Hughes, Bryaikir, Morris Williams, Baladeulyn, D. J. Jones, Rhyd-dda, and J. Coliwyn Mor- gan, Dodbetnsmsuyo, officiated. The mourners in- cluded: Mrs Williams (widow); Mirs J. Hughes, Loixkm, Ma D. Ellis, Rhyd-ddu, and Miss An- nie Williams (daughters); Messra W. Williams, County School, Llanrwst, John Williams, Nant- Ile, Mc)rr?o flen7 Wiili&[14 Robert W' Iliailis, N Vil Ilulea Glynii Wi 1*1 amd Griffith W!Ilian,, (soztti.); Mr D. J. ? -i?F ma. Plao L Miss Wiliia?, Plas, and Mr?3 Ro- b-ts, LLM?yfaii (sigtw-,). l'ine Rev. Henry Hughes, aa Sunday morning, piteached a mein- orial sermon at Brynkir C.M. Chapel. THE PARISH CHURCH.—The special sub- scriptions towards deficit on Parish Church ex- penses for last year are as follows: Rev. J. Titlcy- Williams and Mr E. P. Hughes, B2 2s each; Mr H. J. W. Watling and Mr Thomas Evans, Cl Is each; Messrs R. H. Jones and H. Burrows 10s 6d each; Mr E. Jones, 5e; Mr G. R. Jones and Miss Williams (Glanaber), 48 each; Mr Scragg, 3s; Mrs Jones (Fronderw), Mr Wm. Hughes, Mrs Morris (the Printing Office), Mrs Hughes (Wellington Place), Mra Lloyd Hope, Mrs Salisbury Jones, Mrs Jones (5, George-street) Mrs Kershaw, Mrs Jones (4, George-street), Miss Davies (Conway-terraco), Mrs Richards, Mr J. Thomas (saddler), Mr J. Roberts (Conway-ter- race), Mr W. M. Allsup, Mr G. J. Allsup, Mr Thomas Owen, Mr Griffith O. Evans, Mr B. Griffith, Mr Grenville Thomas, Mr T. Thomas (National School), Mr Albert Hughes, Miss Jones (Dorset House), and Mrs Williams (York-terrace), 2s 6d each; Mr Skillicorn and Mr Taylor Jones, 2s each; Mrs Thomas, Is 6d; Mrs Evans (St. Paul's), Mrs M. Roberts, Miss Esther Parry, Miss Winnie Parry, Mr Hywel Roberts, Mr Salisbury Roberts, and Mr O. Williams, 6d each; total S14 4s 6d. The following subscriptions were made to the Churchyard Fund for 1909: Rev. C. B. Griffith, 2a 6d; Rev. J. T. Williams, 2s 6d; the late Dr. Jones, 2s 6d; Mrs Hyde, 2s 6d; Mrs James Owen, 2s 6d; Mrs Williams, Brynmadryn, 2s 6d; Mr E. Jones Owen, J.P., 2s 6d; Mr C. T. Allard, 2s 6d; Miss C. Williams, 2s; Mrs J. Wil- liams, b; Mrs Morris, ls; Mr Maddocks, Is; Mr G. Jones, Is; X.Y.Z., 6d, and the Rector, 21. THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS. —The following are extracts from H.M. Inspector's report on these schools:—Boys' Department: "The boys are in admirable order, and are making satis- factory progress; the inequalities in the instruc- tions referred to in the last report have been almost entirely removed, and the work, as a whole, is now uniformly good." Girls' Depart- ment: "The discipline and instruction again de- serve the high praise bestowed on them in the last report. This department, is an excellent one the girls are in admirable order, and there is a reality and thoroughness in the teaching through- out. The literary side of the instruction is very strong; the girls read English and Welsh fluently, and translate readily from the one language to the other." Infants' Department: "Very good work is being done in this division; the teacher is most conscientious and devoted to her duties. Welsh has been adopted as the medium of in- struction with marked success." C.M; MUSICAL EXAMINATION. The Llanrwst and Uarvgerniew C.M. Musical Examination resulted as follows:- Junior Certificate (Maximum Marks 70): Catherine J. Williams. Tflefriw, 70; Nellie Hughes, Llanrwst, 70; David Thomas, Trefriw, 69; R. Davies, Pandy Tudur. 69; Alice Wil- liams, Carnael, 69; Mary Roberts, Llangerniew, 68; Gwlaidye Owwru Salem, 68; Hilda. Thomas, Bethel, 68; Hannah Roberts, Seion. Llanrwst, 68; Bloci-won Jones, LlajigeTni«tw, 67; Minnie Jones, Llangeraiew, 67; Ellen J. Jones, Seion, 65; Mary Evans, Pandy Tudur, 64; Winifred M. fiadhardB, Scion, 64; Dilys Pugh, Seion, 64; Cecil Hughes, Tnefriw, 60; Willie Williams, Pandy Tudur, 60; Blodwen Hughes, Trefriw, 57. Elementary Certificate (Maximum 70): Cathe- rine J. Willi&n)a, Trefriw. 67; Alice Williams, Carm»i, 66; Kate Oweai, Salani, 66; Dora Ellis, Carmfel. 65; Johnny Jones, Cacmel, 60. Intermediate Certificate (Maximum 80): Bes- sie Janea, Liangerniaw, 73; Dona Ellis, Garmel, 65. Mr Owen Williams, Eglwysbaoh. conducted the exatwnateoti.

LLYSFAEN. MOTOITtrAR SPEED LIMIT. -Tho Clerk to the Llyefaen Parish Council having asked the County Council whether they could help the residents elf tho Bortmaen and Colwyn district of the parish) by putting in force the tern-mile motor speied limit; the Carnarvonshire County OounciT havo decided to aak for certain particu lare from the local Council. CONCERT.—A concert was held at the Bethel C.M. Chapel an Saturday, the proceeds being in aid of the C.M. cause. Mr Owen Evans, H wHa. Ddafyddt presided. There was a good attendance, but most of the artistes who had promised to contribute to the programme, did not put in sun appearance. The programme was, hov,,ovc,r, wcfl 6mst&inod lyv Mr E.(Inyf4LNd L-CNV-is, Bootk,l (a nb&mbor of a q -3 ho -%ver-o vi- u rtotte w tori?ya:i at IA)r,&n. N t' nal Eisteddfod last year); Mr Arthur Hughes, Bootle; and Mr David Thomas, Llysfaen.

LLANDDEWI. G.F.S.—The members and candidates of the parochial branch of the Girls' Friendly Society w, r. c' entertained to i-eta at the Vicarage yester- day week- lbere were also present: Mrs Mor- gan, Llanrwst Rectory, who is tho Ruri-Decanal Branch Secietary, and the Itev. D. W. Davies, M.A.. vicar of Llangernyw. After tea, various games were indulged in on the Vicarage grounds Before parting, Mrs Morgan gave a short but very practical and helpf ul, address to the girls.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. MAIN ROAD CLAIM.—-The chi-im by the local Urban Counoil in respect of the main- tenance of the main roads for 1909-10 amounts to £ 1.S() WEST END JETTY.— A committee of the Di.vtrct Council has bean appointed to visit the West. End Jetty arid report to the next Council msieting as to tho advisability of the repairing and extending the wooden portion of it. VISIT OF A MODEL YACHT CLUB.— The. members of the Livcirpoal and Wirral Model Yacht Club proposal paying a visit to Llanfair- fc-cr-an shortly. ORGAN RECITAL. Mr Iiewelyn Jones, F.R.C.O.. gave an org-Ml recital at Christ Church on Wednesday nigiht. THE r,OYAI, STANI)ARD.-At the District Council on Tuesday, a resolution was passed urg'ing the claima of Wahai to representation in the Rfjyal Standard a-nd Anns of the United Kingdom. SCHOLASTIC.—Mr W. J. Jones, son of Coun- cilor L. D. Jones, and a student of the Univer- sity College of North Wales, has secured honours ill Greek at the recent degree examinations of the University of Wales. GIRLS; FRIENDLY n»m- b?rs of tho local branch cf the Girls' Friendly Society had an outing to Llanduaiio on Tuesday. U7, -tuna:t ather was ,-ory tuipr<> --Jy, tho i,?, The party in c-?a!,6-o U.? ?Ali-s Iler- be-rt North. NAITONAL SCHOOL CHILDREN.—A per- formance of Morns' daiioing, drills, azid, fcik- sougs will be g-iven in the Public Hall, Llanfair- fechan on July 14th at 8 p.m. by children of the National Schools, Boys and Girls. The high standard maintained by the boys under their Head master, Mr Timmins, ensu res a good dis- pla7 of Swedish cxerci £ x\s, marching drills, etc. The rest of the entertainment is under the direc- tion of Mrs Watkin-Davias and Mrs G. L. Coxon, the trainfOj-s of tho Morris' dance.ra, who were so successful in the Llanfairfoolian. Church Pageant last winter. A V10LI5NT 'TItAMP.-At a. special police court at Bangor on Friday, before Messrs W. Puglit», and Henry Lewis, Thomas Williams, a tra-m-p, was charged with assaulting Robert Hughes, employed at Brynvneuadd. Refusing to leave Bryn-yneuadd, where ho had bessn beggimg, the defendant, became violent, and struck Hughes under the ohm. P.C. Widliams wos 9bnt for, and he found the tie-fen-daat near Gorddinog Lodge. He was drunk, and a oon- voj^noe had to be engaged to bring hiril to Lkvnfairfechan. lie was fined 10s and costs for aaunl't. 5s and costs for being drunk and dis- orderly, tho oiiarge of begging being dismissed.

LLANGERNYW. C< !ilF r'iTllV I. MEETING. A imcoeeul'ui raeraa-y moe-tin^ in i-egard to the attendance and thü iJ: shown by the compeii- tors wud hejd at Giu-nedd Chapel' 011 Friday. Appc-?Tit4.)d '.ist of tj-,o pr'Lrcd,pad (!il?-f "St. Paul's c?l-racter ac, d,??ted ,n )v, ,,? tD eri,& C(ik)s?-daTs anft Ph.:Epplajx, Mr W. R. Jones, Ty'nyffynon Pandy. Effiay, "The char actor of Jacob:" Mr J. T. Jones, LJao- gernyw. ;wd Mies Harriet Diavias, Hafod' y Gog- Poetry, three stanzas, "Da,riliai in tOO liiom's den:" Mr David Jones, PenyceEn, UQxjaannaai. Stanaa, ara-shujp:" Mr W. Wiiii'iiams, Ti:ihwjiti'rafan, Llangei-nyw. Recatit-oau: "Gfyndwir'i? speech," Mr Robert Morris, Gwytherdn; undler 14 y-eaxs old, Bobbec WiSiiiams, Mary Ed1 wards, and J. EMas Wiilkuns; under 10 yc-ars oid, Jdhn. Owen, M-ary A. Owen, and W. D. Davies, Gamiedd. Anthem: Cefn Coch Party, led' by Mr EJiis W^.UIiajns. P.aa-ty of eigiht tan^-orM: Garnedd Party (W. WiUkomi1!). Quartette: Gann-odd Party. JfuvemiJe choiiira: Throo chodra fAng, Ganiedd, Pandy, and L'angernyw, aisd the priae was awarded to L'langeir.ny^' Ohoir, led by Miss LWd. Jikiet (tenor aud bassj: Messrs D. O. Jones and Daniel P.irry,, LLan-gernyw. Challenge ro),o: Piaze awa.rd:cd, «trftx>r a keen c--)nlpeftition, to Mir W. H. Davies, Llanfair T.H. Duet (so- prano and a^to) Mio; lJoyd and Miss Owen, Uimgerny-w. Solo: Misa Lizzie Hughes, Gar- n&dd. Duet (under 16 years): Bobbie Wiliiams and Amnio Wiuiams, Garnodd. Sci'o far child- i-ern under 16: M. B. Jones, Llanfair, and Dona. E! Lis., (lannuel. Solo (undesr 0.3 yoar?i): Annie Wit' taniii and J. EIem Wil-iiam'i Soloo (under 10 yearn): Wm. D. Davies and Anruie Jones, Garnedd. Pencsl sketch of Gajrnedd CliapoD: E. J,on,s "r-d Ifor Morris. Hajridwritiing (under 14 v-eairs) Bobbie Wri!'Harn^, J. Elias W^lliaim, Eliz. J. Jonat, and Mary A- Williams. Handwriting (under 10 yeans): Anaie WKliams, John Owen, Ed. D. Jones, and Bob Parry. Impromptu speech: Evan Owen, Gamed A GeneraJ krnow- uWige: Evan Owen and J. T. Jones. Sticks: Mr Richard Jones, Pandy Tudur. Sifoan-battket: Mr Wm. Dawes, P.ctryal Mwffattoes: Hannah Evans, Worn, and M. A. Wdihaara, Wei-n Bach. Stcckingi; Jern-io Roberts, Brynycoed. Shiri: MTl-, Jones, Tu:hw:nt.i'Nant, Llangernyw. Set of d'oyleva: Miss Jones, Ty' n.ddol, and Katie levies, Gors. Hemmed tea cloth: Haonah Evans, Wern. Anm'e VVrillaamis, and M. A. Wil- liams. Oatmeal oa.ke: Mrs J. Jones. The adjudicators v. (ire:—Revs. R. II. Thoanos, L'ansannan; W. Fooi'Lkcs, Bodfari; Meissrs J. W. Jones, Council School, L'anfiaiT; and John Hugihes, Penrhiw; T. R. Wiul iam^, Trefriw; and seveffial kcal ladies. The acoomiparsist was Mirss Hughes, Bryn GwyJan. GOQT.

LLANDUDNO. GENERAL MURRAY MILLAR, C.B., is staying at the Imperial Hotel. SANITARY INSPECTOR'S ASSOCIA- TION.—A sessionail meeting' of the North Wales Centre of the Sanitary Inspectors' Association will be held at the Town Hall, Llandudno, on Saturday afternoon, when Councillor James- J. Marks will read a paper on the "Housing and Town Planning Act" and Dr. G. Iowis Travis will also read a paper on the "Sterilisation of Bottles. At the close of meeting the mem- bers will be entertained to tea by Councillor E. E. Bono (chairman of the Urban District Coun- cil), aftwr which they are invited to attend1 the pier concert. GIRLS' FRIENDLY mem- bers of the Arlleehwedd Branch of the Girls' Friendly Society held their triennial festival at Llandudno on. Tuesday. They attended Divine Service at Holy Trinity Church in the after- noon, when the Rector (Rev, Llewelyn. R. Hughes, M.A.), delivered an appropriate adr- dress and a. collection was made in aid of tlte Sick Fund of the Society. After the service the members, numbering over 300, were entertained to tea at the Town Hall, the catering of which was entrusted to Mrs Williams, Cambridge Restaurant. Mrs Herbert North, Llanfalr- fechan, read the list of members who had re- ceived cards and diplomas during the year.

LLANELIAN. LLANELIAN PARISH CHURCH. An English service will be held next Sunday it 10,45.-27947p

LLANDDULAS. STATION AVENUE.—The addition of seve- ra) new seats. together with the planting of a. number* of fresh trees, has greatly added to the attractive appearance of the avenue leading up from the Railway Station to the village. THE REV. D. DARLEY DAVIES haa com- pleted his third year as minister at Moriah Welsh Weeleryan Church, and 'he leaves for Llan- asa early next month. He is to be succeeded by the Rev. J. Maeik>r Williams. OPEN-AIR SERVICE.— Yesterday (Wednes- day) west, an opm-ai-r service was held near the Moriah Welsh Wesley an Chapel, conducted by the Rev. D. Darley Davies and the Rev. David Morris, Abergele. The attendance was net encouraging, and in consequence the services are not to bo ocajtinued as regular events. CRICKET CLUB.—The playing of the m- bers of the local cricket club continues to im- prove, but owing to the inclement weather, a •match which had been arranged with the Preq- tafcyn club at Prestatyn for last Saturday had bo be abandoned. The latter club wired to say that their ground was under water. Next Sat- urday the local team are due at Llandudno. Mr William Lupton is, with hia usual generosity, pneacnting the okib with two now bats and six balls. He is also offering a prize of 10s to the player who has tlie best batting average for the season; five shillings to the next best player; and similar prizes for the two men with the best bowling average. SUDDEN DEATH.—The death occurred sud- denly on Saturday ot Mn) J. Whitlowe, the wife of Mr J. Whitkwe. ooadhmaa to Mr Topbam, Pi-wi Du las. It appears that Mrs Whitlowe had been suffering from heart trouble for some time, for which she Wi been attended by Dr- H. O. Robsrts, Abergele. She was discovered by her husband sitting- in a ohair, life being extinct. Deceased was a faithful member of the Parish Church, and' came to reside at Llunddulas from Chester. The interment took place yesterday (Wednesday) at Chester. SUMMER CAMP.— A Primitive Methodist Church Brigade from Manchester are expected to arrive here during the second week in August, and they intend encamping on the Ty Gwyn. fiel&. RAILWAY CHA-NGES. It i3 stated that Mr R. Williams, the local statioranaster, is about to leave to take up duty a.t tihe Llandudno Jumction Station. During his stay here Mr Willi,inis -Nvas -,Wy po lar. THE BAND.flit, Pu village silver ban<l on Fri- day fulfilled an en-gagememt at St Asaph under the conductorship of Bandmaster David Jones, -y' M-Y'-n- Ad U)e bai-,d allutci pmeioe -no-w6o frequently, doubtless malty af tho visitors and residents would be pleased to hear them playing on the beaoh on fitio evenings. I NEW TRAIN SERVICE.— A correspondent states that complaints are miide as to the new train service, a-nd adds —These is not a down train stopping at the loc-al- station between 12.33 p.m. and 4.20 p.m., but after the 16th July this long' stn&toh will be broken by the running of a two o'clock train. MOTORISTS AND SHARP CORNERS. —A correspondfrwt writes suggesting that motorists .,fiould b,- w(,Id on fxie, -akrt whm dr:vi 1 -ng round t.bc sl-arl) cori-m-6 i?7b;,ch aro so frequ-ent (>n the ma.iii road. rurinin, thmu,-Ii the villa-- 4Dur c,orr4??l-,(ir,d4--nt adds i?hat there are ge?:raiiy a good number of children playing about the Irtreets of the) village.

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION, FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Sons. Attends Llandudno Junction every Thuredav, 2.30 to 4.30, at Mr Jones, chemist. Call and ask for prices. 23730p PROPOSED EXTENSION OF GAS- MAINS. The Borough Surveyor has reported to the Conway Town Council that the cost of laying mains to supply Marl Hall with gas would be £ 1&0. The Accountant reported that in order to irstJemarf-y the Council against loss. a guaran- teed consumption off 170,000 cubic feet of gaa per urnum was neoassaiy. The Council deferred consideration; of the matter.

PENMAENMAWR PERSONAL. CounoiUor J. 8. Coverley haa now ai'lncst ccinypk>tely .recovered from hia recent seveno indispoeitioaQ, C.P.A.S.—A meafcing of the recrufite' branch of the Church Parochial Aid Society wa; field m.:>c3i-fciy on tho Vicarage lawn,, when the cofJect- ing boxes in aid of that fund were opened, and found to contain a t(jlj;a sum of £ 2 l'fe 7bd. It wias dtxided not to open, the boxes agaan until November. PREPAJUNG FOR CAMP. The members of the .oca! conupany of Torritoriais ha.ye n&w completed their standard test firing, and it ia expected that the uwctnuits will have finished in time to iesave for camp at Aberystwyth on t;}109 .23rd inat. CHURCH WORK. — Supserripfcions amount- ing to £ 16 have been received towards the ahoir zaid organ fund. Further proof of the interest tal-on in and the support given to Churoh work in the parish is the fact that- £52 8s 6d have been contributed tow-airds the clergy fund during the past year. MALE VOICE CHOIR. The local Mafe Voice Choar journeyed to Rhyl on Sunday, where they goa vo a sacred concert at the Pier Pa v-Sion in the evening. The choir were parniied by a large number of looal enthusiasts, the party which left Pomnaenrnaw-r numbering over 160. THE PARISH HALL.—Additional subscrip- tions amounting to E28 Is have been received durm-g the month of June towards the fu-nd for bufildrin^r a new pariah hail, which brings the total amount cf subscription^ received up to E467 Os 6d. PROMENADE INSPECTOR. The recent- ly appointed promenade injector, Mr John Evanq, has entered upon his dirties. Mr Evans ooewpiod a simiiaa- ipoerbion last summer. ST. SEIRIGL'S OHURCSEL The financial statement of tOO St Seariofa Chstrdh for the past year hae just been ksoecL and shows that the receipts, including J6389 19 the offertories dutring- the year amount to £571 7s lid. The expenditure anwuuts to JB571 4s lOd- FIRE EXTINGUISHING DEMONSTRA- TION.On Fxicl--y ev,- at t4o j'uacton be- na'n- t?v,?m the Rzq .il-,ln.ade ?nd St. Dayir&-road, M-r -Ajxk-rson, a rere-en-tariVI3 0f t2io Minirnam Com- pany, London, g>a.ve an exhibition of the com- pany's pateint fire extinguisher. Among the spectators were the Chairman of the Councal, Mr P. H. McCTementj Colonel C. H. Darhishitro, Dr. J. R. Williams, the Surveyor (Mr R. John Hughes), and oth-ar nmembera of the Council. CONCERT. On Friday evening & conoert was held under the auspices of the looal MaJe Voice Choir, at the Oxford lIaR, when Dr. H. T. Jenkins, the president of the choir, occupied the dhaiiir. The attendance was not what might have been, expected, but the conoart was a.n ox- _t one. The choir, oonducte.d by Mr H. Christmas Jones, rendered the following ormpo- sitions in a creditable manrer:—Part-song. "Y Dalyn Aur" (Pugho Evans); chorus, "Martyrs of the Arenia" (Dr. R'.ile).; pairt-songs, "Ser y Bor- eu" and "0 Mor Ber" (Dr. PrctlieroeO; chorus, '"Jfne Orufia-tkin" KDir. 'Prc^heroe); ptart-song, "The long day cloecs'' (Suffivan); chorus, "Oroas. ing Pi>ain'' fMaldwyn Price). The Eryri Party also contributed excefent items, viz. :—-An- them, "Shepherd of S()IU'S" (E. Jones), and a glee, "Y Senen Unff$" (Isalaw). The artistes were Mi"S Edith Sb.d, Old Colwyn (who sang "Ddf.odi, aor, here" and "Good-bye"), together writh Mr T. Brvniog Jones. R.A.M. (who ren- dered "Sen of the deeort," "Oymru," and "The Saikw's Grave." Miss Shicld amd Mr Bryniog Jones a;lso sang a duet, "Tell me, gentle stranger." line accompanist was Miss M. V. MaC3eanent, A.L.C.M., who contributed several pianoforte soios.

PENTREVOELAS. FAIR.—The annual hiring fair was held on Saturday. Owing to the inclement weather busi- ness was somewhat slow, although the fair was well attended. PERSONAL. Mr John Williams, who last week met with an accident through falling from his trap, is progressing favourably. VISITORS.—A large number of visitors are staying in the district, and a good season is an- ticipated.

ROEWEN MISS DILYS JONES, who about twelve months ago was an assistant at the local school, has emigrated with her brother to Vancouver.

TREFRIW. ABOUT 50 members of the Leeds Wesiey Guild are stay-ang in the village. The party via tod Snowdon on Tuesday, but the weatlaer was, unfortunately, very unfavourable. NEW C.M. CHAPEL.—The new PerneJ C.M. Ch-agA widl be opened during the third week in August, when the foiiowtrug miinisiers wiJI preach-Revs. John WJ-liiums, Bryiwkaieyn; Ptrofeesor Prys, Aberystwyth; Revs. W. Thomas, LLadirwst; W. Jones, Conway; E. Davies, Trefniw, arid lolo Carnarvon. FRIENDLY SOCIETY'S PROCESSION — The local'. Friendly Soojety hud their annual procession through the djstnict on Saturday, led by the "Clio" bard, P..d collectod a gubtlantial sum towards tho aiek fund. Later in the day an exoeiient dinner was provided far the mem- bers at the Ebonesser Schoolroom, tit being pre- pared by Mifli Thoinla-i, Ty Newjdd. A PIC-NIC AT CRAFNANT.—The members I of the Women's Tempea-ar.oe Society had they annual pic-nic at Cmfn^nt to-day week. Al- though the wea^he<r was unfavourable a l.a. numbor participated in the outing. In the oyenin.g- a was held at CmfThant Chaoo!, it being oper«ed by Mjr VV. M. Williams, Cvn. llwyd- The foliowir^g also took part:—Solo, Mina B. Hughes; "pemiiion," Miss A. Wiilliams, Iliil Crest; duet, Mises L- IX Hughes and E. A. McRay; a papar, by Miss Jones, Pandy, with comments by M'ss B'odwen Hug.lv> duet, Miawa L. Roberts and M. E. Evans; recitation, L. Wiiffiams; sofo, A. McRay. On the motion of Miss M. Wi'Miiams, teoonded by Mrs Roberts, Rownlyn, a vote of thanks was aonoriied Miss Wil'sin3 f?--r t>roviding aii exoc?"l'.(?nt ('OMPF,I'ITIVE )IF?ETINIC.A cotn f was held a-t to- day W4ef*. uudor the ?aueplot3-4 <)f tJi.(, BaM of 1 1<4* Tlw. IZ,v. R. Row*t,,i4,4 a cli ?d; wor-?: Mu-sic. Mr D. rv,-nt; tation, Mi-o Gr?ffit,b?, Gwy-dx Uel,.a, %n?i ny,a?n. 1'63 Irg wer4() aw' prizes: i-11 Mvfi Roberts, Misees Morris. Park Vr2ia; iuiro Ann4,? J<)?i2ts. Alop.r y,,n; Gly Pco%vg, Po(xl M; 'r),,D; Jo.-oT)ii, J<xhn a r. (I W. Cooper; R. Roborts, Fcity, and T. J. Jonen, Llidaart y GwyiA. Tho fol'owl.n.g- aJi-o e'nki. buted to the programme: Mew Edith Roberts, Nartt; Misrj Mary Rc.bert, inewit Cottage; Mr J. Harkw, A ber G' va; Mr E. W. Owen. Sa.rn- au, and D..EHm. The t.re*:su.rer was M.r. Peretir Wiiiiia.nvs. Chi|.el House, and tlie oooretwy Mr T. J. Hughes, COiill Ma-en Llwyd.

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