The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-04 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRIOUOURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1879.

HOLY TRINITY LIBRARY.

A godly somber of the principal inhabitants olf Dorches.
Mr gathered, oa the invitationol the Rev. sad Mn
lloaday evening last, is the leant sclieoireem
of Holy Trinity. where a musical sad coevenstioaal
entmtalumest ass siren on behalf of the Library teed.
The platform sea fitted lip with curtsies. and the
very pretty little preerwiem helped to give the 'crane-
omits a very 'nate appraise..

Mr. binum, aad oceealosally Wr. Enos, ably arum,
pasted the sionse ; but the 'smarming was so varied
M to gull all, "mole or lees." DevitAly more rather than
napl. Me Int Mamma are should Luise boo the warm
applause that (nand MroXrerwt s charming aiming of
some baas thus 'elm,, sod which related to the library,
so kladly st•rted awl k-pt up by the lwly for the wa-
those who wish to see .tradard sad popular work• Irea
the t9l,ay eyed thounelme ; but more is et th 1)011)1/.
nt • t mete.., annual of mason .sod
. d olemlua
voice the lady Made everyom fell as at horse with •
(flied, wad she ma. al_oouren rapturously welcome&

Kr. Morgan gang Glover'. " Fisher boys Home; with
an egasilmt voles, but we fancy the loose drapery about
the pla. farm mete his singing appear not quite so blight
m it might ham been.
TM rm. gelidol2lllll, Vio. ere hem is very
•
ansounced a dialogue " Examination by an UltiTaileiar;
Barrister; stating that he had • difficulty in getting any
see to take the barrister's part; but 00 of the sox who
...thaw, by the way in which they telk te us. seem to
ho mem to, the part—Caughterl bad kindly agreed. This
proved to be Yrs. Everett, whom white arkibm me made
OP so ea to imitate closely • barrister'. wi.ç sad she wee
reesived with a burst of melees. Too ladylike was the
rector's wife to be the belly barrister ; but she showed her
share of aceldeme end pereistemy to be quite enough for
the due harming of • slippery winger.
Litect. Phipps gam "The Beggar's Song—Fair and True,"
with WWI spirit
• resserkable trait to Cellsolimari was Mrs Hawes's
of fineutra " Tie 1." wherein those bouted low
sates of thue favourite amateur were beard with delightful
sleet. • determined encore followed, sad the lady kindly
saes • sang of the old story of love and sorrow, and her
" Best fat Too, sod beet for a " were snort samicaL
Unusual was the effect pro)diorred by Mr. Phipps. who
from • whir pewit bald eougmeltat as • Enka but struck
with wood, elioited toms that reminded us of the Tyrolese
&Mira ; lieutenant managed this very cleverly, sad
played • number of mosicel selectioni. both before end
after his encore.
The farce—" No. 1, round the comer," was smartly
by Albert /Richland sod Arthur to.; Amish we
rat;dithe enquiries for "lb. dims" were rather frequents
a line or two of the epilogue too, mead to teach that
so old established pleas of bushier. in Dorchester is ,
ambgans be a pop-shop 011111111 ask I

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TM " latisever- was Ailed by • brilliant Instrumental
Fisomermos. folioed's( which Mrs. Zrerett pre another
her Leming engin og Oowan's - Marguerite.
egetlikth ts Htpleuee ea, wall &served. So was that
Tha Irigted •Ig• Ig•ne.• • manly lUtd artistic rendering
se that Sas old smag--''nlmon Le Callarer." it est divan
iota the best aad had ',Meath been duly 'Pulled
fog 0n... it MO tvietuoh, yet warmly
mers m Las his Wiens ballad fa the odd nautical Mils.
_eas.op.bo.." Mr. Evans here accompanied the Mein.
sod ably supported his Worts.
• variation followed. Kr. Jameson giving readings from
those over-charming poems
.21 Yr. Baneds.
Taw.' &ad Don t Oesro, won Grit read. aad
=Lwon so delighted that they most have another
. Jamison gave " Tim Shy limn" with
soomes.
Yr. Phipps plansod everybody with his "Hang Utile
nabion; the raged mambo of which suits hi style

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parer the most remarkable treat was Kra Everett's
.. Kr Irene r the High Sad- orderly Amorred us.
"pits," hat In fact r us.tr very elaborate ar sacra.
=diem nwartam The yet-no or Kra Berra or
la& sad in fart— All my free warted hr."
Km. irerer tlwew Word best and wad let . lb.
part, sad It berg marred ere rare was lamasery
ea To tell or the &writ, the gossiping. the
...ha and practical, the sating. th" dancing. Om
tra a Irestrer arid parrs str it op trim the
ria—" Well 1 I serer. ' Nor hat • lady
to the care would hare OD laid herr oat to Sear
red bar OINKS WWI warmly apers...., ic r.„. .._
areaated to • wheel atom mad ...crai a;
WW2", drams to mooed la Iwo yet librY ereate.
ard ar* I“ to bear they tor A 10a , and that a ast
pri or areral roar gra to the fold.
The time forth. our re sae prey • mark wry..
Std. • 16011th or kid. • year, MIMI for this entnerltere set
... ...k. . ...c. asi mg NOW every week at the
laMseeteelreem at treed or y.m.
w• arrl7 EN new books oar r " Beraree
Rid. In /MM.' sad Mn /bear It maltreats strikes
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