TRINITY CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE

Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2647, 29 June 1889, Page 2

TRINITY CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE

Sunday-School Anniversary.

A MUSICAL and literary outertainment was held in tho above Church on Wednesday evening to commemorate the anniversary of the .Sunday-School. Notwithstanding the inclement weather the Church was fillod, and we trust a substantial amount will be added to the funds thereby. The first portion of tho programmo was confined to the junior members, with the exception of an introductory address by the Rev. W. Evans; and tho second was performed by the adult members, assisted by numerous friends, as follows :— Organ solo, Miss Evans ; chorus, "I'm a Christian Soldier," children; recitation, "The Burial of Sir John Moore," Master H. Evans; song, "The Little News Boy," Miss Lena Neal ; recitation, "The Careful Messenger," Miss Gertrude Brooks ; song, " Above tho Spire," Miss Lillie Sharp; recitation, " Cassabianca," Miss Lena Neal; chorus, " Exercise Song," children ; solo with invisible chorus, "Children's Voices," Miss A. Evans and children. Mr F. J. Brooks then read the Sunday-School report, which was satisfactory, showing a small credit balance. Song, "Tho Midshipmite," Mr H. Wilson ; recitation, "The Bells," Professor Lio Medo ; song, "Calvary," Miss Priestly; reading, " Chubb's Musical Box," Mr F. W. Cooke ; trio, "We are Spirits Blithe and Free," Misses R. and M. Young and Miss Priestly ; song, "Under the Old Flag," Mr W. Wallace; aong, "Listening Angels," Mrs C. Hunter; recitation, " Sargeant Buzluz's Address From Pickwick," Professor Lio Medo; song, "The Little Hero," Mr C. Hunter; reading, "The Story of a Stowaway." Mr F. .T. Brooks. The whole of the programme was gone through without a hitch and the meeting terminated with the singing of the Doxology.