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OFFICERS OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH FOR 1905-6. CLERGY. hcar:: REV. T. EDWIN JONES, M. V, 8, Brynteg Terrace. AND OFFICERS. WELSH. WARDENS ENGLISH. Vicar's Warden-Mr. J. Pritcliard, Rodhyfryd. Sidesman—Mr. F. R. liaiber, 3, Garth Road People's Warden-Mr. J. C. Goodwin, 6, Drum St. Sidesman—tor. Bretherton, 37, Upper Garth Road Sidesmen-Mr. Robert Parry. Or me Road Mr. J. H. Evans, Lloyds Bank Mr. Thomas Davies, 2, Fair View Road Mr. Vail, 2, Lower Street, Caellepa ..... .._,., „„.._, ^ „ . _._... _.. Delegates to Diocesan Conference—Mr. O. E. Thomas,, Mr. John Pritcliard, Bodhyfryd, and Mr. T.Jones, Auditors—Mr. F. Southwell, Poit Lenihjn ; Mr. O. E. Thomas, High Street. [Ty'nrodyn. Vtcar's Wardens for Civil Parish- Mr. Robt. J. Humphreys; Mr. R. Hugh Roberts, 21, Orme Road. Caretaker and Sexton - Mr. G. Carter, 55. Dean Street. Organist and Choirmaster—Mr. W. Bennett Jones, Holyhead Road. Deputy Organist— Mr. R. Ivor Thomas, 76, Oime Road. Hon. Secretary of Church Council—-Mr. W. Owen, 18, Edmund Street. Vicar's Warden—Mr. Thomas Jones, Ty'nrodyn Sidesman—Mr. W. R. Griffith, 49, Carnarvon Road People's Warden - Mr. O. J. Owen, 18, Edmund Street Sidesman—Mr. O. T. Roberts, Victoria House Sidesmen — Mr. Richard Thomas, 34, Strand Street Mr. R. Hugh Roberts, 21, Orme Road Mr. William Owen, 18. Edmund Street Mr. Hugh Davies, 45, Fountain Street OFFERTORIES AND COLLECTIONS AT ST. MARY'S DURING SEPT. Sept. 3rd, Sept. loth, Sept. 17th, Sept. 24th, ENGLISH. 11-30 a.m. 6-30 p.m. 11-30 a.m. 6-30 p.m. n-30 a.m. 6-30 p.m. II-30 a.m. 6-30 p.m. £ s. oOI64 o 17 d. o£ 5* WELSH. Sept. 3rd, 11 Sept. io;h, 11 Sept. 17th, Sept. 18th, Sept. 24th, 10 a.m. 6 p.m. 10 am. 6 p.m. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. 1905 s. d. 10 3* 17 Total (Welsh) £9 11 ? Total (English) £6 17 9 Total collection for September, £16 8s. ud. BAPTISMS. Sept. 13th.—Gwladys Baibara, daughter of William and Barbara Ann Hughes, 9, Britannia Street, Upper Bangor. ,, 14th.—Hugh Richard, son of John and Anne Roberts, 7, Garden Square. MARRIAGES. Sept. 2nd.—Adolphus Edwin Rost, Bilton Grange, Rugby, to Caroline Dora Hughes, Tany- fyinvent, Bangor. ,, 5th.—Thomas Eccles, 6, Albert Road, Waterloo, Liverpool, to Grace Thomas, 23, Friar's Road, Bangor. „ 19th.—Thomas Richard Roberts, Bryneghvys, St. Ann's, Belhesda, to Elizabeth Ellen Williems, 19, William Strett, Bangor. „ 21st.—-Edward Griffith Jones, it, Clarence Street, Bangor, to Margaret Jane Roberts, 12, The Crescent, Upper Bangor. FRIAR'S SCHOOL. I am delighted to find that my old School has obtained so many successes and dis¬ tinctions ol late. The School is. in fact, looking up all round. Its attainments in the athletic field are only excelled by those obtained in the various examinations of which I append a li>t. The members, 1 am glad to say, have risen to 80. and it has the strongest boys' football team in Anglesey, Carnarvonshire, and Denbighshire (barring Rydal Mount School, Colwyn Bay, a boarding school of 100 boys). This is highly significant. In the Central Welsh Boaid Examination held in July last, the following five boys obtained their Honours Certificates in Latn and French :—VV. J. Jones (18). H. King (18), G. H. Walker (16), J. Williams («6), and T. Woodings (17). Seven other boys obtained their Senior Cettificates, and eight others their Junior Certificates, thus making a total of 20 Ceiti fixates, or 27 per cent, on the number of boys at the School. The above boys also won among them in various subjects, twenty-seven maiks of distinction.