... lantern. The thrust competitions were arranged. and attracted considerable interest. They resulted as follows: Peas in bottle competition (arranged by Mrs Wm. Dodge)—Mr. T. J. Hann (921). The correct number of peas was 920. Doll competition (arranged by 3lrs ...

... H. Griffin ; songs, Mrs. A. Christopher ; song, Mr. A. Bartlett ; songs, Miss Fisher ; euphonium solo, Mr. M. Hooper ; clog-dance, Mr. F. Cook. Accompaniments were played by Milli M. C. Candy. Miss D. Hodges, and Miss Hartry. Miss Fisher sang very well ...

... L. Newman, Mr. F. Rice, Mr. Squires (Glastonbury), Mr. Oliver and Mr. Cox (Wells). Mr. Amos Wallace was encored for his clog dancing. The Vicar, on being asked to propose the toast of the King and Queen and Royal Family, said he was very pleased to be ...

... Monckton. Some were sues at intervals by Miss Constance Mow Mr. (2snbb, and Mr. J. Cook. the last of whom also performed a clog dance, which was very much appreciated by the company present. Music was supplied by the Misses E. and J. Mania. ...

... , Miss W. Seabright, Policeman, Mr. E. H. Gould. One of the most pleasing items of the evening was the dancing of eight small girls. Their dancing reflected much credit on Mrs. Gould, who trained them. They were heartily applauded and twice had to give ...

... concltunon they were loudly encored, to which they responded by playing another selection. Mr. J. Linham's concertina solos and clog-dancing proved very popular, and he deserves praise for both, especially for his clever handling of the concertina. He was encored ...

... L. Trim; clog dame, Mr. A. Wallace - . song, May Morning, Miss 111. Stacey; selection, The Post Horn Gallop. the Orchestra; Intermezzo, The Wedding of the Rose. the Orchestra; song, Love's Old Sweet Song. Miss D. Gray; clog dance, Mr. A. Wallace; ...

... caused a curtailment of the programme, which was to have included a singing competition. However, numerous carols were sung, dance by Miss Elsie Broughton, and a triolet dance by Misses Vera Bond, Edna Webb and Dorothy Cross. The stripping of the Christmas ...

... STREET MILITARY BAND. REFRESHMENTS AT MODERATE CHARGES DANCING from 7 p.m. Admission (including Tax):—Tickets purchased before Aug. 22nd, 1-: at Gate, 13. Children, 6d. up to 6 p.m.; after 6 for dancing, 6d. JOHN COLES' WORLD'S FAIR. Flower Show Sec.: W. ...

... pianist, sang and played several songs, and Mr. E. Curie rendered a monologue, How he lost the Carvers. Mr. Amos Wallace's clog dancing was very greatly appreciated by all. The prize-winners were as follows:--Skittlessat, Mr. E. Rogers; and, Mr. Geo. .Wilkins; ...

... Theodore Hayman were supplied by Mr. A. Cridland. and not by the George Hotel Co., as reported in our last issue. A CONCURT AND DANCE was given by the Glastonbury Town Band at St. Edmund's Lodge (by kind permission of Mr. R. Bath) on Wednesday evening. There ...

... Mortimer, C. Webb and S. Barnes. Mr. F. Bennett contributed some of his clever whistling solos,and Mr. A. Wallace popular clog dances. Te concert is the first of a series it is proposed to hold. Young Liberals' League.—At the Bear on Thursday last week ...