Welsh Journals

OFFERTORIES AND COLLECTIONS AT ST. MARY'S DURING APRIL, 1902. ENGLISH. £ s. d. WELSH. £ s. d. pril 6th, 8 a.m. .. 0 c 8 April 6th, 10 a.m. .. 0 10 0 >> >» 11-30 a.m. 1 4 10^ ,, ,, 6 p.m. • • 1 3 10 >j '> 6-30 p.m. ... .. 0 10 4^ >> 13th, IO a.m. .. 0 9 0>£ V r3th, 8 a.m. . 0 I I0>£ ,, ,, 6 p.m. ..100 >> »» 11-30 a.m. .121^ ,, 20th, 10 a.m. ••095 t> )» 6-30 p.m. . 0 10 4^ ,, >> 6 p.m. ..113 ,, 20th, 8 a.m. .017 ,, 27th, 10 a.m. ..08 1*4 »j >» 11-30 a.m. -17 4^ ,, ,, 6 p.m. .. 0 18 6% j) »> 6-30 p.m. 0 10 s'A „ 27th, 8 a.m. . 029 jj >) II-30 a.m. .126 6-30 p.m. Total (English) . 0 10 6 £13 5*- Sd. Total (Welsh) £7 5 SV2 £6 0 2% rotal SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Welsh, 197 ; English, 99. Total, 296. BAPTISMS. April 2nd. ,, 2nd. ,, 20th ,, 2ist. April 2nd.- „ 8th.- „ 9th.- April ist.- 3rd.- 14th. 15th. 18th. 18th. 23rd. 26th. 28th. 28th. 30th 30th —Blodwen, daughter of Janet Williams, 17, Garth Road. —Ellen, daughter of John and Ellen Davies, 17, Kyffin Square. .—Sarah Jane, daughter of Hugh and Grace Parry, 5, Hugh Street. —Ellen Mary, daughter of John Griffith and Winifred Cooke, 17, William Street. MARRIAGES. —James Stewart Fowler, M.D., 68, Northumberland Street, Edinburgh, to Edith Isabella Hudson, M.B., Trehorth Uchaf, near Bangor. —E. O. G. Williams-Meyrick to Gwendoline Kate, second daughter of W. A. Dew, Wellfield, Bangor. —John Hughes to Eliza Nailor, both of Capel y Graig. 3URIALS. -Solomon Jones, 32, Water Street, aged 57 years. —John Arthur Williams, 6, Penllys Terrace, aged 9 months. ,—Elizabeth Griffith, Cambria Vaults, aged 31 years. , —Margaret Jane Jones, 4, Trevelyan Terrace, aged 41 years. .—Gwladys Muriel Owen, 4, Euston Road, aged 1 month. .—Joseph Boston Hughes, of London, aged 30 years. .—Joseph Williams (Workhouse), aged 37 years. —John R. Brown, 7, Menai View Terrace, aged 53 years. .—Elizabeth Pritchard, 42, Orme Road, aged 69 years. .—lohn Roberts, 5, Deiniol Street, aged 4 months. —Emrys Williams, 51, South Pen'rallt, Canarvon, aged 7 days. —Mary Williams (late George Hotel Cottage), aged &J years. THE ANNUAL SALE OF WORK. A meeting of the members of the Welsh and English congregations of St. Mary's was held at the Sailors' Institute, Hirael, on Monday, May 19th, to make the necessary arrangements for carrying on the Sale of Work. It was decided that the Sale should be worked on exactly the same lines as last year, the same ladies being responsible for their respective Stalls, with this difference, that the Sale this year is not under the management of any one particular lady, but that a Secretary is to be appointed later on who will arrange the details in connection with the Sale. This plan will, we believe, work admirably. There is really no need for any one lady to be personally responsible, as we have by this time become all so accustomed to the Sale that each one knows her own work, and sets about doing it in her own way. The date of the Sale will be announced later on. Some members of our Welsh Sunday School suggested that we should publish in our magazine the rules and programme of religious subjects for 1902-3 in the diocese of Bangor. The English Sunday School has been in the habit of going in for the Diocesan Examination for some years, and the Welsh Sunday School now proposes to do the same. The following are the Rules and Programme of Religious Subjects for 1902-3 :— 1.—Date of Examination : That the Paper Examination be held during any four hours and a half on the First Saturday in June. 2.—Place: In each Parish, if desired, but under the superintendence of the Diocesan Inspector, o of a deputy appointed by him. 3-—Time : One hour and a half allowed for each paper.