The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-01 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

Gov( Tittnrrt tillu,li :tininess, 2tii tirmitt
it ADVKKT. Celebration of the Holy Coin•
in at the II o'clork si.m.—
Venite, Jackwei $1: Psalms., Foster, 207. Randall
NLS. ; Itenolieite (set tint: by Chasnpiwys and others) ;
Judi:hit" Anon, 240; for anthent, Hymn 47 (Merton):
Ilv %9, Vigilate ; Kyrie, IL it. Ross, its I; ;
offertory sentences, " Let pair light •' (Nlonk), " Give
Alms " (Irons). Esensong, 3 p.m.-11)91m I. Bristol ;
Litany ; Ily l3, St. Peter's. Evensong. 11.30 p.m.
Itorpouses, Tanis; Paslins, Hindle, 310 ;
Nares, 79 ; NLignificat and Nunc
Atom ii. F; for anthem, Ilymn 51, St. Thomas ;
Ily 52, Luther ;Hy 221), Pearsall.—Chant Book
"Tie Cathedral Psalter Chants"; Hymn 11•. k
" IlYmna Ancient and hlodern.—Rev. If.
Evitmerr, Rector, Mr. T. M. MORGAN, Organi,t
elniiiininiter.
130ReillinTIR AVATEriI Th,1,,m1
company of amateur vocalista and instrumentalists
gave an entertainment at the Own Exchange en
Thursday evening last in aid of funds • die Dorset
County If.-vital. There was a good hollow, and the
efforts ..f the minstrels were rewarded by much
appreciative 1.11141411/1/.. Wll. 11111114 oeigratulate the
troupe n the efficiency which they have attained,
their perf•wmance being fully equal to those of many
professional oimpaniee. It was made up.. follows :
Mr. W. Watkins, interlocutor ; Nlr. K. Goodman,
hones Mr. W. li. Brown, taml.mene ; Mr. H.
castinets ; Mr. W. G. Miles ; Mr. F. Lane ;
Mr. F. 11. Holland. 2nd ownet ; Mr. G. !eve,. let
cornet ;Mr. A. S. Hill. Ist clartourt Mr. W. F.
2nd, cLarireset. ; Mr. S. Ilinden, flute ; Mr. .1. L. Isr•irg;
Mr. A. T. Guy, triangle ; Mr. K Elton!. piano ;
Mr. '/'. G. Fswsliaw, ; Mr. 11. Bailey, violin;
Mr. A. W. Miles, violin ; Mr. W. E. Crimp, visitor'.
cello ; Mr. IL Barnes, double 1111.1 ; 'caster A.
Sainsbury. Master A. few. Master C. White,
Master W. Elforrl. fiLsster .1. Laird, '4 aster S. Miles.
The following was the programme of the first part :
overture, "Sleigh Race t :Mop," ii.. lun,l ; opening
" For Our Own, Our Native band." the
tramps ; song and chorus," Silver Nfoonlight Winds
are Blowing," Mr. J. Ir. Legg; comic song, "Come
Mary." Mr. K Goodman ; descriptive song.
"'('ho Soldier's Dream .4 hl.iuiw." Mr. F. lane
conic song, " Eggs for Your Breakfast," Mr. W. If.
Brown ; song and chants, "Sweet E 'fine."
!Winder C. Winto : grand walk round. " The
Niggene Jubilee," the troupe. The hand phiyed the
gator in very aired sty! their time and tune being
admirable, and this remark will apply to each . f Mune
including lb., Irbiub 11%.1,1
given with good ,4feet. Tlis• trot:, sopiithsl thou-
...4.es well in the opening chorus. and woro
applauded. Mr. J. Isvg gase a refined atrl th4.4•.1
rendering .4 " Sits or Nl..arlight," his excellent woke
being beard t.i gnat "Corn.' Along
Mary," gas'' r. the opportunity .4 exereis-
ing Isis undoubted ability in Chef-N.1164:14w. Throarli.
.eit the evening be was remarkably IP' .1, his var....
efforts being very s iiiii sing. Mr. 1.% Lane san„ "Tho
Soldier's Dream" very nicely, and Mr. W. Brown,
who made a capital "corner man," caused much
amusement by his rendering of "EFgs for your
Breakfast." After the song "Sweet 1.. ohne. 'by
Master C. White, ('art I. was concluded by "The
Nigger's Jubilee," by Mr. Goodman. The 41.0.11.
part opened with "One Story's thssl Till Another's
Tolkrin which(Jr. Brown introduced some telling
local and isilitioal hits. This was succeeder! by the
laughable faros, " That lloy Pete," in which the cast
was 11111 folloll'll : —Colonel Polgers, Mr. S. (lam.'.;
Miss P.siger (an old maid), Mr. F. H. Holland ; Pete
(a page boy), Mr. A. S. Hill ; Sarni,. (a bsionari), Mr.
W. Watkins; Seatterbrass fin love with Mr.
W. E. Crimp ; Sally (a housemaid), Mr. If. Tilley ;
Julia (daughters, the colonel), Mr. O. Legg haildfs,
Messrs. S. Burden and W. G. Miles. Mr. Arthur
title Ale provoked much amusement by
nation of the impressible nte, aa
se &mho. Miss Podgers also
mtative in Mr. F. H. ifolland.
, were well sustained. The enter.
with the farce, "Guy Fawkes ye
proved a very comical production.
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