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GWERSYLLT AND SUMMERHILL. I SALE Of WORK.—A very successful fate of work of the articles left from the bazmar held last year at Gwersyllt Hall took place on Monday, in the Public Sail, Summpihill, the proceeds being in aid of a drill flhed for the Volunteers. The work of erection will be immediately proceeded with. It is estimated that it will be capable of holding 350 person", and thus prove a boon to the neighbourhood for holding public meetings. The sale of work was gracefully opene4 by Mis T. H. Clayton, Gwastad, in a few well-chosen Temarks. The stalls were arranged along the centre of the hall, and draped in various colors, and the following ladies presided at the refreshment stall;- Mrs Hamilton, Miss Bradshaw, Miss M. Aatbury. No. I stall Mrs John Roberts, Mrs B. Pountney, Mrs Charles .Toner. No. 2 atall Miss E. Price, Miss L. Fowell, Mr G. H. Watkins, Mrs Howell. Mrs J. Robinson. -No. 3 stall (fancy Atall) Mrs T. H. Clayton, Mhs Kate Clayton, Misses Dobell (2). Bran pie. Miss Bradshaw. Terra cotta and cutlery stall, Miss F. Hutchinson, Win. Bradshaw, and Mr John Roberts. Among those present in the room, which was crowded, we noticed-Uapt. Clayton and Mrs Clavton, Brynmally; Rev. J. bobell, Mr H. Poyser, Wrexham; Miss Coney Woods, Mr LI, Powell, Mr and Mrs Bradshaw, Mr J. E. Dodd, Wheatsheaf; Mr and Miss Price, Gresford; Mr and Mrs Thomas Pountney, Col.-Sergt. Williams, Mr G. S. Watkins, &c. A word of praise is due to the management and ladies' committee for the success attained by their iii.ited efforts. We understand a sufficient sum ia in hand to defray the erection of the drill hall. The hon. sec., Sergt.-Major Howell, and Mr Thomas Pountney have been most assiduous in their duties. In the afternoon the Company's Band, under the leadership of Bandmaster Williams, paraded the streets. In the evening the drawing for coal took place, with the followinly results 1st prize, 3 tons of coal, B. Fisher 2nd, 21 toss of coal, W. Thos. Jones; 3rd, 2 tons of coal, riannah Oller- head 4th, 2 tons of coal, George Evans; 5th, li tons of coal, Win. Wynn, So. thsea; 6ih, li tone of coal, Norman Evans 7th. lij tons of coal, E. Edwards 8th, 1 ton of coal, Jag. Evans; 9th, 1 ton of coal, Juo. Jones; 10th, 1 ton of coal, Chas. Jones.

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