Welsh Journals

flriopstli Deanerp magazine. Vol. XIII. SEPTEMBER, 1905. No. 153. GENERAL. As previously announced, there will be a Grand Bazaar in the Village Hall, Caersws, on Wednesday, September 27th, in aid of the National Schools of this Diocese. It will be opened by the Hon. Mrs. Robert Wynn, at 2 p.m. Admission : Two to three o'clock, Is.; three to six, 6d.; after six p.m. 3d. It is hoped that all those who value religious teaching will make a great effort to support this movement by attending, or by sending contributions or by buying tickets. Posters and handbills will appear in due course. The Secretary is the Rev Oliver Harding, Caersws. LLANIDLOES. Please note the paragraph about the Bazaar. Contributions for the Llanidloes stall may be sent to any of the following :— Mrs. Herbert Roberts, Miss Davies, the School House, Miss Phillips, Miss Jones, the Close, Miss Lloyd Kinsey, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Lewis, Bro Dawell, Mrs. Kerr, or Mrs. Jones, the Vicarage. When our last issue appeared we had not received the list of those who subscribed or sent contributions to the Tea Stall at the Maenol Fete. We now thank the following who kindly assisted in this way:—Mrs. Edmund Jones, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Chas. Brown, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Davies, London House. Mrs. Brown, Dresden House, Mrs. Hamer, The Oak, Messrs. John and Arthur Davies, Mrs. Perry, Miss Carter, Mr. Vincent, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Vaughan Owen, Nurse Williams, and Miss Marpole. Mrs. Brown generously supplied all the crockery needed, free of charge.—We regret the name of Mr. Richard Williams, High Street, was accidentally omitted from the list of contri¬ butions published last month. The following kindly contributed to the School's Trip, and we beg to thank them on behalf of the Day and Sunday Schools :— Vicar, 10s.; Mrs. Parry, Carnarvon, 10s. ; Col. Davies-Jenkins, 10s. 6d.; Mrs. Phillips, Aberystwyth, 10s.; Col. Pryce-Jones, 10s. ; Mrs. Evans, Broomcliffe, 10s.; Mr. Onslow, 5s.; Mr. D. Lloyd Kinsey, 5s.; Mrs. Webb, 5s.; Mrs. Kerr, 5s.; Mr. J. Davies, L. & P. Bank, 5s.; Messrs. J. & A. Davies, 5s.; Mrs. Vaughan-Owen, 5s.; Mr. Grant, 5s.; Mrs. Morris, Dol-llys, 5s.; Mr. J. Davies, Severn View, 4s.; Sergt. Parker, 2s. 6d.; Miss Bush, 2s. 6d.; Rev. Parker Jones, 2s. 6d.; Mr. E. D. Davies, 2s. 6d. ; Mr. Jones, Crown and Anchor, 2s. 6d.; Miss Jerman, Brook House, 2s. 6d.; Mr. Baxter Owen, 2s. 6d. : Mr. Jeff, 2s. 6d.; Captain Lloyd, Van, 2s. 6d.; Mr. R. M. Davies, 2s.; Mrs. D. A. Lewis, 2s.; Mrs. Morgan, Cambrian Factory, 2s.; Mrs. Edwin Jones, 2s. ; Mrs. Hopper, 2s. ; Mr. Spencer, 2s.; Mrs. Herbert Roberts, 2s.; Mr. Charles Owen, 2s. ; Mr. J. R. Brown, 2s. ; Miss Lena Roberts, 2s.; Mr. Toole, 2s; Miss Phillips, 2s.; Miss E. S. Jones, Close, 2s.; Miss L. Ingram, 2s.; Mr. Owen Owen, 2s.; Mr. J. Griffiths, 2s.; Mr. F. Davies, Lower Green, 2s.; Mr. John WTalters, Is. 6d.; Miss Polly Owen, Idloes Terrace, Is. 6d.; Mr. T. Phillips, Is. 6d.; Miss Carter. Is. 6d. ; Mrs. Middleton, Is. ; Mr Chas. Owen, senr., Is.; Sergt. lies, Is.; Mrs. Hollings, Is.; Miss Mary Jones, Is.; Miss Lizzie Davies, Is. ; Mrs. Hine, Is.; Mr. Morcombe, Is. ; Mrs. R. H. Richards, Is.; Mr. Evans, Maes-y-llan Is. ; Mr. Charles Brown, Is.; Miss Annie Evans, Is; Mrs. Evans, Wellington Terrace, Is.; Mrs. Shone, Is.; Mr. John Jones, Queen's Head, Is.; Mr. Bowgen, Is.; Mr. T. Evans, Cwmdu, Is.; Mr. Richard Jerman, Is. ; Mrs. John Parker, Is. ; Mrs. W. Hamer, Picton Street, Is.; Mr. James Hughes, Is. ; Mr. T. H. D. Jones, 6d. ; Mrs. Hart, 6d. ; Mr. Aubry Phillips, 6d.; Mr. Hugh Davies, 6d.; Mr. Oswald Benbow, 6d. Both trips—the Sunday School trip to Aber¬ ystwyth on August 8th, and the Choir.trip to Shrewsbury on August 24th—were most highly favoured in the matter of weather, as in each case we had brilliant days, without a spot of rain, though the outlook on the pre- ceeding days had seemed quite hopeless, and on the days succeeding each trip there'were torrents of rain.