The Barmouth and County Advertiser and District Weekly News

Forthcoming Events Free insertions under this column to all those who bring in their Printing on all Forth-coming Events. MAY. 80th—Grand Opening Night by the Royal Magnets. JUNE 8rd, 4th 5tti.-Gi,and Bazaar at tHe Council School, Dyffryn. 17 & 18th— The Bangor Diocesan Sale of Work For Missions Over-Seas at the Church Hall, Barmouth. AUGUST. 5th.—Flower, Fruit and Vegetable Show at the Council School, Llwyngwrii SEPTE illPE It. Caersalem Sale of Work. TO BE SOLD. XRON FRAMBn?IAN'0 F01 SALE. JL -Full Lrichord; check action bushed ivory keys and all recent im- provements. Rosewood case with panel front. Apply,—2, Hanlith Terrace. TO BE SOLD, the Two Freehold f Dwelling Houses, Nos. 1 and 2, Glanaber Terrace, together or separate- ly. Apply, Samuel Jones, at No. 2. TO BE LET. TO LET,—Immediate possession,— JL TANYGRISIAU, a large Ware- house, now in the occupation of Mr. C. Roberts, Ironmonger, London House. TWO COTTAGES at Glanllyn, now in occupation of Messrs. Wm. Finnigan and John Willi-,tnis.-Ai)ply to 0. W. MORRIS, Glanglasfor. nno BE LET or SOLD—The old I BATH HOUSE, which has under gone alterations. The Baths removed, and made suitable for letting Apart- ments. For further particulars appiy to Mr Meredith Evans, Lawrenny Lodge, Barmouth. ADY'S I-IOU*SE to LET for sum- .4 mer months. Splendid situation. Well furnished. Modern conveniences and garden. Apply, K, this office YJ?TlSE?O?ETT?Iar?  Immediate possession, also 12th November. Apply, E. M. Jones, 1, Marine Parade, Barmouth. 'I-ilURNISJ-IED HOUSE TO LET. The House contains 2 Sitting Rooms and 5 Bedrooms. 2 or 8 minutes walk from Sea-front and Station. Terms moderate. AppJy" R of this paper. WANTED. WANTEDa GOOD GENERAL V V SERVANT. Ap?iy, Mrs Tborne, Tymynach, Barmouth. ubMSHED '?iOUSE"T???ET; .?i' containing 1 sitting room, parlour and 4 bedrooms. Near Beach and Post Office, Applp, J.W office of this paper. CH ILDREN'S DRESSMAKING, Smocking and Embroidering at moderate prices. Mrs. Churchley, Gollen, Murine Gardens. The "ART" Picture House, Iv n Pavilion, Promenade, BARMOUTH. The most comfortable and up-to-date —— Picture House in Wales. ——— TO NIGHT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, May 28th. 29th, 80th. A Pit Fallon the Instalment Plal1, And Call of Her Heart. HIT- EEK!I Picture Progratnmeii • Also Travel, Comic and Comedy, includ- ing the Finest Coloured Cinematographs EXPERT PROJE, CTION.See Pictures as they ought to be seen under Ideal Conditions. We are studying your comforts and are determined to please you.    Daily at 3 & 8. ADMISSION Is., 6d. 3d. II 6., II II [),i-) n' t Forget The Pavilion Bilsiafd Saloon Two Tables) open Pally, from 10 a.m. to ll p.m. Look Out! WHAT FOR? THE o L GRAND OPENING   ,41.\ -oL J' 0 N E T !?L<!L ? S?" a on the MARINE STAHD NEXT SATURDAY May BOth. GRAHa MUSICAL PROGRAMME: A.U the lat'es? Song's. SL Soll(;S. Concert to commence at 8 p.m. If Wet, or Cold, the Concert will take place in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, St. Ann's Square. L

New Business.—From our ad- I vertising columns it will be seen that C. Maurer has opened a shop at No. 1, Aelydon, and has a large assortment of Foreign and Fancy Goods, etc.-Advt. Obituary.— (Yesterday) Wednesday the death took place of Mrs Gwen Owen, Morfa House, Marine Gardens', after a short illness. A fuller report will ap- pear in our next issue, Art Picture House.-Excellent pictures are shown nightly at this popu- lar place of amusement. The star pic- tare for to-night (Thursday), Friday, and Saturday, will be "A Pit Fall on the Instalment Plan." Nightly at; 8 p.m. Admission, 6d. and 8d. The Bowling Club.The Bowl- ing Club has made a very successful start and keen interest is being taken in the game. A large number have already joined, and others who are de- sirous of- joining should apply to the Secretary (Mr Gwilym Davies, Waverley Cafe). A tournament will be played during the week commencing June 8th. All desirous of taking part in the (our- nament can do so on giving their names and payment of Bd. entrance fee. The Royal Magnets.—One of the many proofs that summer is close upon us, is the reappearance on the scene once again of the ever popular—ever welcomed Boys in Blue." Messrs Pare and Bowden and their party have arrived in our midst' and will open their out-door Entertainment on Saturday night. Among the party we are glad to notice the inimical comedian and favourite of former years—Mr Harry Kitk, who will not fail to be a great acquisition to the troupe. Messrs Pare and Bowden have spent so much of their time at Barmouth dining the last twenty years, that they are no longer looked upon as strangers, but rather as Barmouth's 'Old Boys' returning home. We extend to them a beartv welcome, and sincerely hope that they, in com- mon with Barmouth generally, will en- joy a busy and prosperous season. Congregational Festival.—The annual Sunday fostival of the Congregation- alistp, of the 'district was held at Dol- gelley on Monday last. The district extents from Drwsynant to Harlech, and there was an excellent gathering of young people and adults from all the Sunday Schools. Many of the piizes given for Scriptural knowledging came to cur neighbourhood. The first prize in the whole Union in Class III. was won by Miss Elizabeth Ann Owen, Artbog I be first pi izc in the whole Union in Class II. went to Miss Cerid- wen Ellis, Arthog, and the second prize to Miss Jenny Garnett, Bai-nio,u Lli -till pupils of the Barmouth County School Miss Dora Jones, Barmouth, also passed the Second Grade Staff Notation Certi- ficate. Our town was well represented at the festival. The singing at the morning meeting was conducted by Mr J. R. Thomas, Glanmorgan. In the afternoon there was. an united children's meeting, when the singing was under the leadership of the Rev. P. H. Lewis, F.T.S.C. Miss L. E. Rowlands, River's Lea, was accompanist at the two meet- ings. The evening was devoted en- • tirely to singing by the adults under the leadership of the Rev, P. H. Lewis, and the chapel was full to overflow. The singing of the tunes and the anthems reached a very high standard. The rendering of Gounod's By Baby- lon's Wave was excellent. A very efficient orchestra, comprising twenty- four performers, proved a great help. Among the players were the following from Barmouth 1st violins, Mrs Wade Roberts, Mr D. Roberts, N.P.Bank; Miss Eva Jones, Mr David Roberts second violins, Miss Madge Hughes, and Mr Thomas Jones cello, Mr J. R. Thomas; double bass, Me William Jones cornet, j Mr David T. Jones horns, Mr William E. Williams and Sergeant R. Rowlands. | It was a great day for us all, and we sincerely hope that the catechising and the singing will prove to us all a source of inspiration for the future. We.dding.-A pretty wedding took"! place on Wednesday afternon,March 18th between Mr David Owen Morris, stationmaster, Takanini, New Zealand, (son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Morris, 3, Fronfelen Terrace, Barmouth), and Miss Margery May Loebhead, second daughter of Mr Thomas Locbead, e Puna. The Rev. A. C. Wedderspoon officiated. Mr Lochhead gave away the bride, who was dressed in white silk, tnmmed with lace and white fur, and earned a beautiful bouquet of white flowers, while her head was ornamented with orange blossoms. Miss Chrissie Lochhead, dressed in silk spotted ninon, and Me James Lochhead acted as bridesmaid and groomsman respectively. The wedding breakfast was served to and toasts honoured by a large body of guests, and later on Mr and Mrs Morris set off by motor car for Waihi. In the evening Mr and Mrs Lochhead, in honour of the occasion, 'entertained their many friends in Te Puna Schoolroom, where dancing was kept up till far into the morning. Wedding .—A pretty wedding took [ place at the Wesleyan Chapel on Mon- day morning last, when Mr Humphrey Jones, Llanelly, son of Mr and Mrs David Jones, Penybryn, Llandrillo, was married to Miss Maggie Richards, eldest daughter of Mrs Richards, Whitfield House, and of the late Capt. Evan Richards. The ceremony was per- formed by the Pastor, the Rev. Meirion Davies. The chapel had been very tastefully decorated with palms and flowers by the Bride's Sunday School Class. The Bridegroom was attended by Mr D. R. Jones, Dolgelley (brother), and Mr Evan Richards, Oswestry (bride's brother). Miss Richards, who looked charming in a dress of cream" Sun Toy with hat to match, was given away by her uncle, Capt. Evan Richards, Bwlch House, and attended too as brides- maids by Miss Lizzie Richards. Miss Mary Richards (sisters), and Miss Gwennie Richards, Leamington House, who looked very pretty in dresses of blue eoline and hats to match. As the Bride entered and left the sacred edifice, the organist, Miss Annie Williams, Marine House, played the wedding march. Before retiring to the schoolroom to sign the register, The Rev. Meirion Davies, on behalf of the Wesleyan Chapel, presented the Bride with a handsomely bound Bible. After the ceremony a reception was I held at Whitfield House by the Bride's Mother. After drinking to the health of the Bride and Bridegroom, congratu- 'I latory speeches wore" m Etdo by the Rev Meirion Davies, Capt. Evan Richards. Mr G. E. Owen, Mr D. R. Jones, Mr Evan Richards, and Mr D, Caradoc Evans. Amongst the guests were Mrs Davies, Llanfachraeth (grandmother), Capt. and Mrs Evan Richards, Bwlch House, Miss Jennie Williams, Ripon House, Miss Jones, Minafon, Mr D. Caradoc Evans, Whitfield House, Mr and Mrs G. E. Owen, and Miss Owen, Y Wern," Miss Mam m in Roberts, Mawddacb House, Rev. and Mrs Meirion Davies, Miss Richards, Glanglasfor, Master Ivor Davies, Llanfachraeth, Miss Dilys Williams, Windsor House, Master Robert Henry Williams, 1, Aelydon, Master Iorwerth Richards, Arosfa, and Miss Gi-itfiluli, Mawddach House. The happy couple left, with well wishes of a LJrge number ofjrieuds who had gi-rthered at the Station, by the 2.55 train en route for Liverpool and Stochport where the honeymoon will be spent. Both Bride and Bridegroom received a large number of useful and valuable I presents. I