The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-02-16 00:00:00

CRADLEY.

CONCERT IN AID Olt THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY SERVANTS' ORPHAN FUND.—On Mon-
day last a concert was given in the New Connerion
School in aid of the above cause. The room was
well filled, and a good programme had been pro-
vided by Mr. Roche, the stationmaster, assisted by
a committee, who must feel gratified that the
result of their effort is no less a sum than ES 9s 3d.
being handed over to the fund. The chair was
taken by Thos. Homer, Esq., solicitor, of Colley
Gate. The glees by Messrs. Proctor, A. and S.
Yardley and Glaze, were well rendered and much
admired. Mr. G. H. Collier received hearty encores
for his songs "When I took our Nance to Church"
and "I wish his mother would come," convulsing
the audience with laughter in the latter. The other
ladies and gentlemen also did ample justice to their
songs; the singing of Mr. G. Jones being much
admired. The following was the programme :
Hand Bells," Grandfather's Clock," Cradley Church
Hand Bell Ringers; Song, "Our Gallant Engineers,"
Mr. T. Poole ; Sour, " Ring on sweet Angelic, 'Miss
Cope ; Recitation, "Backwoods," Mr. T. Crampton ;
Snug (humorous), "When I took our Nanea to
Church," Mr. U. H. Collier; Pianoforte Solo,
" Birvls Waltz," Master A. Shaw; Song, "Hearts
of Oak," Mr. P. Smith; Glee, "By Celias Arbour,"
Messrs. Proctor. A. and S. Yardley and Glaze;
Song." Will he come," Miss Holloway; Rea-ling,
"The old Bachelor's Complaints," Mr. W. Hauls ;
Song, "Tom Bowling," Mr. G. Jones; Song,
"Danger on the Line," Mr. D. Knight. ; Song, "A
Summer Shower," Miss Holloway ; Recitation.
"Here she goes and there she goes," Mr. T. Cramp-
ton ; Song, "The Midshipmite," Mr, P. Smith ;
Song (humorous) "I wish his mother would come,"
Mr. G. H. Collier; Song, "Let the Angels in," Miss
Cope ; Song, " Merrie England," Mr. G. Jones;
Hand Bells, 'Love at Home," Cradley Church
Hand Bell Ringers ; "Sang, "The Light-
house," Mr. T. Poole ; Glee, "Red Cross Knight,"
Messrs, Proctor, S. Yardley and Glaze.

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