LOCAL NEWS
CLEATOR MOOR.
 
 
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    Miss. ROWE, who for five years has been a teacher  at Montreal Schools, 
has obtained an appointment near Blackburn, and entered  upon her duties there 
on Monday.
 
 
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    A bazaar was opened in the Market Hall yesterday  (Wednesday) and will be 
continued today and tomorrow. The proceeds are to reduce  the debt existing 
on the Rowrah Wesleyan Church. The Egremont and Cleator Moor  Wesleyan Choirs 
are assisting.
 
 
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    Messrs. J. L. JACKSON and J. FLETCHER were the  superintendents at the 
examination in connection with the Moor Row physiology  class on Thursday 
evening. Eleven students were examined.
 
 
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    An inquest was held on Saturday, before Mr. J.  WEBSTER (coroner), on the 
body of J. BRIAN, who was injured at Jacktrees Iron  Ore Pit on the 4th 
inst., and was removed to the Whitehaven Infirmary, remaining  there till Friday 
last, when he was taken back to his home, where he died the  same evening. 
Evidence of identification was given, and the inquiry adjourned  until tomorrow 
(Friday).
 
 
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    The choir of the Congregational Church gave a  service of song, "Last in 
London," at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Moor Row,  on Sunday afternoon. 
Mr. W. H. KITCHIN was the organist, and Mr. H. J. KITCHIN  the conductor.
 
 
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    The weekend mail brought news of the death of Mr.  Thomas BELL, of 
Cleator, who died in a pit about nineteen miles from  Johannesburg.
 
 
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