The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-17 00:00:00

3 Compoiition ro !all to OroAt Organ.

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The movement l.pf obtaining the DOW 0•101:1 WOW not
staitld until last aotumo, h. Dal it Will re eeen ti at
no tiros ha. been lost in bringing tuat'ere lon succese.
fill hien& Councillor llounsell, the hoe. organist,
along with !orlon. .thee pens u, ham been m-et
indefatigable in his efforts. Mr. llouosell ham al.°
kindly undertaken to conatione his service. at the new
instrument. On Sunday next the Mayor sod Co:-
potation of Weymouth have promised t • attend the
terrines. Mr. aiyton Smith, oreaniet at the pafi.l2
church, will prolide In the mo•nlng, an 1 k G.
Ward, wife of the minis's, of the abapel, in C.
evening. Th.. Rev. Anthony O. Ward will be the
Toe scenic' on We howl ty afternoon WAG
followed by • public tea and in the evening there Woe
a grand organ recital, inte,spersed with choruses sot
solo, from the great ma.tors, an I rendered by • choir
of 30 voice., augment...l by members of other choirs
in the town. Mrs. War hal taken a gre.t intere,t
in their training, and it may be f.irly said that the
Programme was ex.coted in such a manner as did
credit to all c mcerned. M. 'l'. W. Dodd., mus. ban.,
organist, of Queen's College, Oxford, presided at the
organ. In it. manipulation he diaplayed much artistic)
skill, and hi. *elections were lid.ensti t with much
attenti in and appreciation. The programme was as
follows :—Overture, 'Occasional,' largo, allegro,
adagio, march (Handel) ; chorus," The Gloria," 12t•
mass (Mn.,') ; " Dlarsbe Funk',. et Cho t
Seraplikine" (Gullman') ; into, "Oh, Rest in the
Lord" (Elijah) ; "Smut, 4," •Ilegro con bri
aomuspe religiose, allegretto, allegro maastoto e viv.ce
(%endelasohn) ; churn., "The Glory of the L
shall be revosled" (Mess)ah) ; andante In U off., t ire
(Batiste); s .1., "Os, that I hat Wing. like a Dove"
(Mendota...ha); flute concert in F ( itiuk) ;
•• The Resvens ar Tehiag " (Croatia.) ; " Offertono
our D. us Noels" (Guthman!) ; " Fugue an I) Nfsjor "
(Ranh); solo, N.s.roth " (Gooned) ; "Wag Mar, h
of the " (Meodslatehn) ; churn., "Toe
Hallelujah" (Merisiah). The subscriber,' and C 0...
who had atteaded the tea were admitted to the recital
&et. Afterward, the doon were thrown open to the
penal pablie.

THE WEYMOUTH HARRIERS.
I meeting was held at the Royal Hotel on
Tuesday afternoon, Mat ir Sykes b,lng In the obair.
There were aim proneut C to, Messer. Im.enlab,
A. Pops. E. B,ootoa. Morris, Carmimmel, Tanana!l4
and Howe, the hon. sic.
The Oitelitli IJI said Mr. }Owe lied prepare I •
Indium sheet forth. tad year ; ale, that the sub-coin.
had Mimosa a deal of IF .uhle to see what the
receipts would be f connag &Maon. To*y
oW
saw their way clear for eulotwatiring gMO. die pro.
poised a vote of thanks to Mr. Morrm for Lid ahle
maSt.tratilp In oonoecti as with the busting adasoo,
with the hope that he would continue his help
during the coming ..aeon.
Thie wa. Iwo olel by Mr. CarlillOnaltd..
Me. blooms suitably acknowledge stile rote, hoping
he would prove worthy of it for au.Aber seamo, aid
that they would have equally goad spool.
Mr. Pure prop mad • vote of thanks 1; the chair.
man owl Lady 'tyke., for the assdeatoo; they ha 1
readered, oleo to their worthy seuratary. Mr. lt o es,
who bad ahly duos his duty In oolleetint lb. money.
Mr. TEILICSIieII remarked that •very thing seemed to
Live gone on satisfactorily. 'limn had bean soma
daitiaulty in gettiog thi snowy, aid In starliug. but
to* chief thing was in respect to the mouey. Tuts
tailfloulty was, boworar, surmoutited for they bat
got tha no oory easily enoadb, and he thou Mt
the prosp.ote for another yea were very
[learned ;at indeed. It was believed that with • little
" whipplog up" an-ther SAO could be obtained, mid
that 'mill be all that was wowed. When he attauded
the geueral minium It wee greatly Laced they would
not be able to get the country, but this had also been
surmounted through the kindness of the Wotan
between Weymouth an I Lulwortb. Indeed, mach
good-will bad beau shown towarde ar.d at.
Morris bad not uhly Said be was glad to sea them,
but bad mike! thous to attend again. There Irina
two gentlemen p easel who had supported Chem
thoroughly from the begii.nmg to Ma euo, sod there
was • tslk to tba If Jot tba, they wanted to give theta
• little more fun nest week. He propomni • vote oi
thank. 10 the (armers, specially inentiwaing the names
of Mr. Pope and Mt. Banal...
This was unanimously carried.
The I.:Halation stated that the sub-committee bad
bad a pllo4l.ltaik with Mr. hi ;Ms, and that be had
kindly commuted to c tattoos hie support mat etwieuo.
After the sac mote had bee. gone into, the own.
within, found that with safety they could guarantee
Mr. tiorrW £25).
The meeting enortly afterward. terminated.