The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14 00:00:00

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EARLT ant 1...!
vendors having agreed to adopt the early ci,trg
nimilar to the grocers and ininmongers, intend rlosiu4
their respective establishments at seven "'rick eivey
week evening during the winter gea.on. liatuidayi
ezcepted. It in nincerely hoped by the. int,e,tei
the movement that all cin.toineri will mak, an ell,rt
never to do their nhopping at ter the specified NAlTtir
cloning.

-1-;tiTIER SERVICIN, MTH SUND %I" Arres TSISITT.-
41017 Comminion at 8.0 a.m. Morning noryso., Kiss
Hymn. 282 and 284; 14anctun, Mendd.s.hn:
Kyrie, gantry ; otTortory for tho Poor. .%Inrnos
Hymns 331 and 24. F., ofling service. K.onnton in 11
Ist; anthem "To Thee, Groat Lord," !twos ;
Hymns 193 and 251 —Rev. F J. Fitt:nit. .car;
Mr WHITICKW) SIMH, organist; Mr. A. Fonict.
choirmaster

WICKLICTAN CIIAPICL —Th... anniversary serni-n‘
connection with the opening of tho. Abovo
preached on Sunday last, morning and ~,nist
the Rev. R. W. Gardener, of SouthziniAnti In th.
evening the rev, gentleman preached el.spein;:v
basing his remarks on " For what,oeier a tfl
that shall he also reap" dividing ht.
four partn—lst, the mind as a field ; 2nd,
3rd, household life; 4th, Take heed ha y.•
concluding with earnest counsel and adi ten. G.:k
tango were taken at the close of each service in arl
of the Trust Fund.

1.0.0.T.--CoexteOltartex.—.On Monday ..ama.l
bat the anniversary lif the re-establishment .1 tie
Good Templar movement in this town wan celebrate'
1 in the Town Hall, in which place the moldier. ..t the
" Star of Wimbrenti" lodge No. 1,511. Pl''''ld^l a
a'gree miner and miscellaneous enteAsinment. I
ire; the evening several friends if the inert*, to
ing to the lodge kindly rendered valuable ...our,.
among whom were Mr. and is. if Diblen.
sere a vocal duet, &c., which were well 1,0.1V.1.
was also the song given by Mr. Il F hi" it
the Minster, whose fine rendering gained hto aanl
plaudits We might here mention the proos',"
being of a lengthy description respindinc t ho
repeated encores could not be allowed. Th.. ..ta,
vocalists included the well-known name, ol the
Lewis, Rose, and F. .iussell, Meson. J. Pettk
Rowed, and Cousins; sln the renowned Mr. fil.e:4
Hayter, who, in the grotesque dn.ss of a clown, ovo'l
roars of laughter and endless amusement mth
is Popular Peep Show." qessre. Palmer, Brett sad
Boos (2) assisted with violin, violoncello. ifc 11"
singing was remarkably g.rd yort we certainly mud of
there were evident signs of a lack of culture sirl Put
taste which is so needful in some of the more leiter'
portions of several of the parts to give the
effect, Um Crespi rendered valmWe help 11 the
Piano, and we oust not omit to mention the woo,
paaust to Ur. S. Hayter, Ur. Eaton (Pelill of
Whiteford Smith), who promises to be an ereeieet
instrumentalist. The chair was ably filled by ho•
B. J. Berridge, whose genial remarko aided spire
every portion of the evening's proceeding.. lath/
we would mention the able manner in which fie.
-"or r e tj Lecture,"
which9fl tcompletely brought
re
the house ; also the creditable recitation. by
Rogers, in her usual pathetic manner. w. lu;:i
expected to have seen more of the linter take pad
in the proceedings, besides those "It]
motioned. The majority of those whi aro
were nondnembers. If the good of
the
order had been more fully set forth, many of do'
might have been induced to become connected deb'
with. The attendance was very fool indeed,
the
ball being well filled. Soon after the doors were -PI
there was quite • brisk trade in
admiminn, which, we certainly ou4 ss). 'rff
extraordinarily nheap—ad fora Goff, entr
miscellaneous entertainment." -The W Ct.
Oommittee al Management, in ret irning their
thanks to all who an any way tok part or
said they may well be congratulated On Or `UM*
attending their efforts in prividing much a
evening's entertainment. ths re.ult of which. 02,e,."1
sad hthncilly considered, was a decided PIICC.4.
Paring very favourably with any similar gathering lel'l
CiramallY• Ths ?mgrs... was a. follows
I.—Chairman s opening addle.% Si" 11
KarridV Pianoforte duett, "Air" Sorel.
..
Mime' Russell ; recitation, The Flower
Mrs.i vocal dursA, •i If I might he a lab—
Y, Misses Rale and Lewo ; selection. Ir""
Hoyle's instrumental and vocal, •,sr'.
Palmer, and Masters Brett; song. CreelhP'.
hawk" Hrs. H. Gibbon ; recitation, "Mrs. Curti"
Umbrella Lecture," Sin, Alcnck, prise reciter :,Lat
" Why are you Wandering ham. I pro," to r•
Russell' interval, Coffee -upper. Part 11.-41. th
" The Pnwder Monkey." Mr. G. F. Scorvi,!,,,!/:
" Why do Summer Roses Fade." di"
recitation, " His First and Only Glears"s!iii
o Mr. F. Howell vocal duett. "What are
sons
Waves Saying ." Kr. and Mrs. H. Dibb.
song. "Eaten on the Rhine." Miss Rem; hum'''
song, "Yes or No," Ur. J. Pottle. 1.0. B.;
ennji " Popular Peepshow." Mr. H. Harter `"nfi
"lii. Deeds of Young Napoleon.. ga,. H. Cumii•

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TOWN BAND.
To do Aldo,
Sir,—During the slimmer season I crpected be
had many opportunities of listening to theme mimosa.:
who oertainly at one time bid fair to eecel in that Po
fission. I never heard them play lem danger
summer season, if my memory serves me correo.".„,r
There certainly must be some oanker•vore 02:
away the vitality of its discipline or soneethmlf ''";;;;
If worse can be, or certainly we 'Wald hoe
music from them than we have had of late.
not the privilege of soon wain bearing their sishtlf.
I shall most certainly think they are beonne
Hoping such is not the oase, Ism, Mr. Editor, P'°•-
oko.,
" Idretcrt."

POOL.

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