The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-06-16 00:00:00

SATURDAY, RINE 16, 1883.

FANCY FAIR IT DUDLEY.
A fancy fair in , aid cf a fund which is 101.14
raitea for restoring and embellishing the inten!
of Dudley Parish Church (St, Thomas's) ZIA;
Tuesday afternoon opened by the Mayor(J.
Esq.), in the Public Hall of the Mechanics' Institt
Amo; g those present were the Ray. Dr. COT
(vicar), Gilbert Bradley (St. Edmund's), and l'%!:;
Swindell (Holly Hall); Messrs. Septimus Bag'
and T. H. Goodwin (ehurchitrardens), E. T. Tea'
W Wilkinson, W. E. Walker, Wm. Bagott, Mathelf
Smith, F. G. Goulder, J,Nayler, &c. The
tion of the hall and the arrangement and draPw,i
of the stalls had been effected with much skill spa,
good taste, and the large collection of useful at
fancy articles, toys, &c, which were tempting',
offered for sale gave evidence of the assislue.:
manner in which the ladies of the congregatle
had laboured as a committee. The stalls Well) W
charge of the following ladies:— Mrs. Sept,
Bigott, Mrs. T. H. Goodwin, the Misses Cosene
Miss Slater Miss Florence Bago t, Miss Brite
water, Mrs Sister,
Mrs, Rutland, Mrs. lett.
Scott, Miss Merideth, Miss Green, Miss Rutlan I
the Misses Histon, Mrs.Baynton, Airs. G. Bart
Mte. Russell, Miss Lightbound, Miss A. Run°
Miss J. Bagott, Mrs. Owen, and Mrs. H. Bagott.
elaborately-arranged flower stall was in charge.,'4
Miss Bateman and Miss A. Bagott; Mrs. Prild"
Miss Green, and Miss Lightbound had the stiPr
vison of the refreshment stall. In a tearoom, 21
Hubbard and Mrs. Bill attended to the events
the visitors. Among the extra attractions were
indispensable art gaikry and post office. A spec'.
and novel feature, however, in connection with tlro
, fair was the exhibition of Lady Ilnence Di%ie
I celebrated dog "Hubert"—which was recently PT.,
! minently brought before the notice of the Pub'
The presence of "Hubert"— a tine specimen cf %
canine tribe— at Dudley is mainly due to Mr.
H. Goodwin, who bred him from his St. Bernal'
brood bitch "Irene," and sold him as a pup
Lady Florence Dixie for the sum of £2O. "Helen:Sl
wee comfortably kennelled in an ante room, nr,
came in foe a large share of attsntion from
vis:ters, all of whom expressed their admiratin
both of his appearance and the remarkable gcir
tempet which he displeered.
The Rev. Dr. Cosens, at the commencement of 111
proceedings, said that in 1862 toe parish chty,
was largely restored and embellished. Nine VP'
no it was materially altered in its construct/011.s
the large cumbersome pews of that time being re
moved and replaced with handsome oak benches'
thus affording 1210r3 room, and improving the arr
pearanee of the church. The edifice had howeve,
fallen into a very begrimed condition, and afi
various meetings the Church Council had, witlaPt
-assistance of the churchwardens, determined Os
the church should be thoroughly restored and re:A
embellished The work had already been comuisnol
and he believed v. ben the church was re.openT
ou the Bth of July, they would find it a 184
different looking place to what it was when thei
last worshipped therein. At the present time Olt
260 had been received towards the coat of
_Aro
work, the object being to paint the church inn
and outside, and the railings around it; and til'o
were hoping to raise a sum of not less than X 1
by the present undertaking
The Mayor said he thought after his long conne
ti ef
n with St. Thomas's Church he should have beell
very ungrateful had he refused to .pen the it
Judging from the appearance of the stalls A
thought the anticipatio..s of the promoters wet,
be realised. and that they would raise coasidernbi
more than £l.4o—(hear, hear)
l
Upon the motion of Mr. S. Bagott, seconded a
Mr. T. H. Goodwin, a vote of thanks was eccord
to the Mayor for his eresence, Mr. Goodwin re:l
marking that there was an old standing debt
.2100, which had been carried forward from year W
year since the last time that the church was re-
stored.
Mr. Ffrench Davis then rendered the Nationlai
Anthem upon the harp, and the Mayor declaT
the fair open.

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Saturday, June, 16th 1883.