The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28 00:00:00

BAZAAR AT TIM CORI ILICHANOI.

The tt..,. C. IL'. Sanctuary found a host of willing
helper ready to wrist hina in hia effmt to augment
the f I rwiiiireil to defray the coat of the new vestry
•.ugall at tliriet Chtirch. Tile need waa most
amiarei.t, .is all who have vieited the church will
twitify. V.. len,tasid the new vestry and OrCall
chamber arealrewly tlie coat anioutit nig
to t.:3l:i hi beets raiw.d, the ..ale of the old organ
til. The iww win cost £3OO, awl
will la imigilied by Sweetland, of Bath. The Ictraar
was ineued at two-o'clock on Wiednewhty, anil asti
after that hour the Corti rxeliange iweeented a Inn,y

.‘ well-furnished stall waa presided over by Mrs.
Sanctuary IPowerstockl, who W. I...uisteil by Nib.,
Kingsbury. Miss Helen Kingsbury, Mi....3llcCanigher,
and Hutchings. N..la lallllll OW ~tall
by Mr... C. U. Sanctuary and Mrs. F. B.
Fisher, anil this via. beautifully furnished. Nliss
liorgood, L Hoptrood, and bliss L Perry
, ted at tips stall. .1 feature at this drjAi WAS
, worked cloths. Pn,tty bits of Dinon
and (.4iiihridge puttery were greatly &A were
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superintended by Mr. Hamilton Sanctuary, aaaiated
In Sirs. rnisesi. His l..uely ' wares " were in great
demand. The imljoining Stall WAS fleClipied by Mrs.
rook,. and I :arLaud, aasiated by Shoo Ifawkina,
Nliss B. Hawkins, and Mr. .1. Garland. This stall
wits tastefully arranged, and • large quantity .1 useful
and fancy articles were on view. .ii admirably
arranged plain work *tall was presided over by Mimi
Tals.r, Nliss 41....dfe11..w rendering valuable amiatance.
The stall sup•rintended by Mrs. Manuel and Mim
I Isbonie was tilled with a huge stock of goods, .1
which the tapestry was an important feature. Som.-
", the article., were extremely pretty and novel. The
Misses and Nlaaters slansel gave every muistance at
this stall. Mn... Wynyard undertook the refreslinwnt
stall, which did All excellent Waxiness. This stall
I w.o, tastefully arranged and artistically decorated with
Sowers and plants.
The following music was played by the Band .1 the
:tril Battalion I)orset firgiment, miller I /runi.Nlap,r
Lucas - Ist afternoon. —March, " Warrior (Robin.
; overture, " Poet and Peasant " (Suppe) ;
ielection. "La Ville de Madame Anpg " (Lecocri) ;
" In the Moonlight " (Crowe),• fantasia, "Cloth
of gold Victor Bout ; raise, "Our Last'. (Laniothis) ;
" llott Voyage" (Faust). 2nd day.—March,
" .Vialacious ; %Abs., Hyacinth""
I Ilaighi ; *election, 'II Trovatore (Verdi) ; %lase,
"Sooner or Later' (Nleissler) ; selection,
" Bohemian " (Balk.) ; vomit " Dream
Faces i3leissler) ; plop, " Indian Mail' (Bleger).
Isl eve • g.—Fantame, "Sabitation ; raise, "Still
TI ' 'Own; selection, "Crown of Gold" i march,
"S..rai4 Brudice " ; raise, " Sooner or Later " ;
polka, " Holly Bush ; plop, 'Newcastle City."
2nd evening.—March, "King'. How ; **lse, "Silver
Rhine ; selection, "La Bouquetre : %Able, "My
Sweetheart fantasia, "The Minstrel " ; value,
" ("tater the Stara"; gam., " Indian Mail."
The INtiltar W. continued on Thursday, and in the
evening there W. an auction, conducted by Mr.
Travers (Nlevirs. G. linsor and Travers.)