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; APRIL 12,1927 1 concert at Pinettef

vary pleasant evening was up“; n; Pinette on the. 16th of March, when the annual concert 0t MncEwen L. 0. L., was given to B. mp5s and enthusiastic audience. Th“, OrglDlZBtlOD has, during the last tew years, established an envi- able reputation for producing splendid entertainments, and this year's was conceded by ,ali to sur- pass nny of their previous efforts.

Good travelling conditions and a “m; night brought a large crowd, and the hall was taxed to capacity.

Many had to stand during the whole performance, and, consider- ing the crowded condition of the hull, which must have resulted in considerable discomfort. the order was excellent. .

The rapt attention, and generous gppllllliiﬁ of the audience was evi- dence of the quality of the program nnd was also appreclatedl greatly by the performers. Mr. J. ll. Gil- m; cnptlllly acted as chairman and nftel- a few well chosen remarks nnnounced the following pro-

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gramme. opening Chorus-Patriotic selec- tlon——“While the British Bulldogs watching at the Door." A recita- tion, "The Preacher and the Calf", Min; Ethel Punton. ' A soap; “This Letter is for my pnpn", was splendidly rendered by tin-co young girls, Misses Mcltae, ltlacKenzic, and Maclieod, and was followed by a. dialogue, "Photo- graphers 'l'roubles”, by Misses (lrawford and Murchison anti Mr. John Nicholson. A solo "Nanny", hy llan Ross was next, and ltliss Annie illartin followed with a hum- orous recitation entitled "Specially Jim" bliss Florence McAnlay and it. u, ilfcllhee sang. "Where the Rod, Red, Roses Grow", and for an encore gavc, “Reuben and Rachael”. A mixed quartette with Mrs. i\’i. A. MacLcotl, soprano; Mrs. it. S. West, Alto; R. S. West, tenor, and D. Ross bass; rendered “The Sol- diers Farewell, and on being encor- cd. sanu "Flow Gently, Sweet Al'- tou. ' After a solo by Miss Mac- Aulay, Mrs. It. A. MacKenzie do- llgh-tetl the audience with a humor- ous recitation, entitled “Mrs. Ma- loney on the Chinese Question”. Mr. Dan McLeotPs violin playing. was a feature 0t tho evening, and ha. was accompanied by Miss Mac- Lcod. ln (connection with this

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number the step-dancing of Mr. John A. Martin was vigorously ap- plauded. .

A topical song “llow Do You Do" by R. (l. MacPhee antll). Ross was the next number and they respond- od to an encore with fWhel-e Do You Worka .lohn". ,

A male quartette,—Messrs. West, MacPhee, Ross and lilac-lilacs, sang “Seeing Nellie Home", and on be- ing recalled gave "The Bulldog on the Bank".

The next number was a pleasing ‘Ukulele duet by Miss Blanche Nicholson and Miss MacAulay.

The first part closed with a hum- humoruus monologue by Mrs. Mabel After the intermission, durlln; gramme was resumctl with a. dia- logue, “The Frightened Lodger", by Messrs. Angus Murchison, Clar- once lviateKtlnzite, John ll. MncRae, and Russel Panton and a colored male chorus sang “Oh Dem Golden Slippers", and “Noah's Ark".

After a recitation by Mrs. R. S. West, the porformailcll closctl with a chorus by tho whole colupuuyn “(lcorlzla blooulight". illiss Flor- cncc alacllhtlo was accompanist‘ for all the vocal numbers. E

The baskets were auctioned by; Mr. T. W. lliorrisoti, and after the singing oi‘ the National Anthem, all ‘ departed for their homes, feeling| that they had enjoyed a very pleas-l ant evening. '

{om-i WELCOME -TO CULLODEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins who re-l cently moved from Mount Albiulti were royally welcomed to Cullodenl on 'l~‘c'h. 25th, about fifty of the re-l sidents of ‘Culloden and other parts’ called at the home oi’ the new set- lerll and presented them with nnl address of welcome and a very useful gilt. l ‘Mr. John Dewar, was chairman.

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Catherine MdOLQdlI, while Miss Jeanette ‘Singleton attended the, , presents. After -Mr. Jenkins re- sponded a. plcnsaill, clveniao: was , spent lll m-uslc. and dancing till the a arc small hours in tho morning.’ thou they all went joyiully to their-l llolucs, wishing ‘Mr and Mrs. Jen-l kins all happiness. ‘ Cullbdeu, lP. ll}. "l. Canada, Jfrlilruary 2E, 1927, . llcnr Mr. and Mrs. .leukiusz~~

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