The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-19 00:00:00

EVENING CONCERT.

The 11 minsitte • of lb • Lb !retry and Scientific Institute
arr.ng• d • conc.ert .f vma and Irmo 1111 l music,
whic tack place at the Dail Hall on Wednesday even-
int. In coniequenre of the ..on hemg adv•need, the
attendauce will far foin numerour. But the pelt...tunue
wa, as excellent one, /VA those present to oushly
enjoyed the eistertainment The following were the
instrumentalists :—Flret vi. fins. Mr. H. Patton, Mr. R.
Mt me, Mr. F. Scott; wood ebbs.,Kr. T. Fmswick,
Mr. ly Bonfield, Mr. F. Stone tenor violin, Mr 8.
Champ ; violoncello, Mr. J. Spencer; double base, Mr. W.
Warren; flutes, Mr. W. Palk, and Dr. Le Gros Magni));
Marionettes, Mr. T. Thorne, and Mr. T. Matthews oboe,
Mr. E. Guppy; first Cruet, Bnustle•Mai,.ric.J F 8 rake
. P. Fpogtakr
second cornet, Mr. W. Cook; ria bwn
arc iod Isom Mr. E. Gibbs ; euphonium, Mr. .1. Cook ;
trombone, Mr. W. Newberry ; dr im and trianglie, Mr.
E. A. S. Hommel). Conductor—Mr. W. Stone.
The following is the programme: -Part I. : Overture,
" Pomeneo." Orchestra; eons, "Th Yeoman's Wedding.-
Mr. T. Matthews; p irt r ng. ••Bcyet to lave amid the
M ADA iina," Chorus ; ii lio solo, " Tarantelle," Mr. W.
Story-; rms. "True to the ' Mr. F. W. Hallett;
iimtrumental, "NI tiehe It Orch-o• ra. Pert If.
Be•ection, " Lnci• lj L ...fel toe,- Orchestra ; sons.
"The Muddle Puldle Psytse," Mr. Thorne ; p•rt song,
"Much of the Men • f Ilarlecb," Coorua; vii. silo
'Auld Lang Sync," Master A. Stone: "Th. Gum d
Ship '(with Oochr,tfll &moms asthma), Mc T. ll•tthewe ;
polka. "13 inns II niche," 0 e mitre; tO 11 Save the Qum's.
The part son's were finely render.M by the niemMr• of
the Juvenile Orchestra S scicty, assisted hy a to • Waist
The drat eeCortt of the ...Mee um gained by. Mr. w.
Stone for bi• exquisite violin solo. "Tarantella, evil the
XeC,ll.l by Mater A S .4le for • violin sole, "Auld Line
Sine," with yeti atioust The whole of tea performers
acquitted themselves well, and the pier. were well
receive I. At the close a the conoert J. A. Collins
rom to propose • vote of thanks to Mr. Stone, the con-
dodo-, and all who had contributed to the enjoyment of
the evening, not frirsat.lng the little odes. lie explained
that the Brtd port Ch, al Society, in return for the u-s of
the practice room at the Literary Inetitute, gave them an
avnual concert; the Choral Society hsd c Ilapsed, and so
did not aime it, tar. the Orchestral 8 ciety generously
rime forward in its place, and the thanks of all intliat ,res tad
in Ur. inatitut on went due to them. Mr. F. W.
foes (hon. sec.) seconded the motion. which was carried
by savlanistion.

()As AND (ON! COMPANY.
The annual meeting of sha-oho'ciers WM held at the
Town-hall, on To. clay morning. Vlilliarn flounsell,
Esq., Chairman hf the Board of Directors, presided.
Present: Mr. T. Beach, Mr. A. Reynolds, and Mr.
C. Tucker. dir,ctorr ; and Messrs. C. Felstone, H.
Howell, F. Jonas, N. M. Login, W. Knight. J.
Lowe, C. Northovor, W. Newberry, W. Tocker,
S. W. Whetharo, and W. Y. Turner, shareholders
The report of tha Directors was as (Aloes :
"Th• Dire t,rs hare much pleasure In pre.enting to
the shareholders the 'tabus:lst of au:hulas for the put
y a.
" They have reduced the price if goo, from ths lit
April last to 4a. 2t. per Dr usand feit, and they c intern-
pl 1. the lotting on hire 01 ea. st,vel for cooking and
tierit.ne, and thereby. probably, increasing the Consumetien of gee.
" Tbey recommend • dividend of 10 per cent., free of
inconr-tth. pay aile in July,
"It i• with con•blerable that they aaroonna the
retirena.nt from the manurnsont nt Mr. L we. who ha.
a crp'ed an engatement in • neiehti.,uring town In
view .1 the very great s-rviers be has render, d to th
con:m.llv during the twenty-three 7. are he hi had the
of thew work., and ..f the Inter.-ea be it'll
hold. in toe cimspany. they Li much pleasure in roc m•
mending the abiaretieldara to appoint him one of their
Directors. as be will be well able to perform the iintlee,
and his continued advice they will feel to be very
valuable."