I.O.G.T. Concert at Bunnythorpe.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 343, 19 June 1894, Page 2

1.0. G.T. Concert at Bunnythorpe.

♦ Last evening a largely attended and most successful concert in connection with the Rose of Bunnythorpe 1.0. G.T. Lodge was held at Bunnythorpe. A number of visiting brethren from '. Feilding, Palmerston and other lodges were present, and after the concert they were entertained at supper. The secretary's report was read by Mr H. Wright and the programme was contributed to by the following ladies and gentlemen : — Miss Withers played the overtures and sang "The Love Tide " ; Miss Clevely a recitation ; Mr . H. Wooding, the song " Brave Old • Oak"; Mr H. Sherlock gave one of Mr J. B. Gough's temperance orations, Robert Emmet's defence and Bardell r. Pickwick ; Miss Wright sang "The Banks of Allan Waters"; Messrs Print and Anderson gave the duet ♦Bruco's Act"] Miss Little and Master Missen played a pianoforte luet ; Mr Print sang <{ The Teetotal Bard '' ; Mr Slipper sang " Put it down :o Me " and was encored ; Mr Dixon tang " Hope of England " ; Mr Frank Brny was encored for his rendition of 1 Daisy Belle " and responded with 4 Old Virginia," he also sang " Old Folks at Home " ; Mrs Weaver sang ' 1 canna leave the old folks Noo "and mother Scotch song ; Miss Galloway

sang "When Other Lips" and Master Merrick " Home, Boys, Home " ; Mr Hopkins sang " After the Ball " and Master Milverton gave a recitation.