PRIMITIVE WETHODIST CHURCH.

Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 11 August 1909, Page 89

PRIMITIVE WETHODIST CHURCH.

A very successful concert and fruit banquet was held, under the auspices of tne Abbotefoid Primitive Mothoaist Chinch , congregation, in the St. Martin s Hal 1, Gram Island, on the 3rd inst. The hall was well Wled, almost every seat being taxed to its utmost capacity. The chair was occupied by Dr Will, who in a few appropriate remarks, introduced a good programme to the audience5 In the first part the Kew Male Cho.r rendered a glee, wh eh was v cll reconcJ ? feiaSSior^dS's^^r^o ' Doer a Privet selection, Mtos Jcasi* Loudon a vocal *010, and Mr She-c-n a ton.- with ' banjo accompaniment. After aa internal ■ for refreshments and socmi mt^rcouree, Mr > Davidson gong, and Miss Clifford gave a : necitaron affcei- which Mr Sheen a-gain con- ■ tributcd a song with lvinjo accompaniment, i the male choir supplying the chorus. A solo by Mrs Bayley and a selection by tho [ ohoir brought a pleasant evenir-,' to a close. The Misses Nye, Loudon, C.ifford, and Coombes played the accompaniments. A vot« of thanks to the chair and all who : bad assisted in contributing to the success 1 of the evening was given with acclamation. ' and the audience joined in the National 1 Aiitnem.

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