HLI Chronicle 1910 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE.
with"Anld L8.lIg Syne" and" God Save the King,"
and the lisual hand shake of old comrades in arms.
The chair "as oC('upied by C.-S. Alexande-, as~isted
by C.-I:-I. Buchanan, when the following programme
was gone through-
PROGRAMME.
Toost, " The King," . Chairman
Song, • - "Bonnie Mary of Argyle,"
Corporal Jack, H.L.I.
Song,
"The Volunteer Organist,"
Corporal Monon, S.R.
- • . . "Six Hundred,"
Corporal M'Callull1, K.O.S.B.
"The Visitors,"
Colour.Sergeant Buchanan, H.L.1.
Song,
"Come Back to Mother,"
Corporal Paton, S.R.
Recitation, · - - "M~ First Bawbee,"
Corporal Snlith, KO.S.B.
Reply,
"The Visitors "
Corporal Wise, KO.S.B.
'
Song,
" Are 'Ve to Part Like This 1"
Corporal Brenchley, H,L.I.
Song, . " Bachelor Boy,"
Corporal M'Laughhn, K.O.S.B.
Song, " The Octoroon "
Corporal Kane, H.L.I.
'
Song,
. "Idaho,"
Corporal Todd, K.O.S.B.
Song, · - • - " Dear Old Pals"
Corporal Devine, H.L.l.
'
Song, · - . - . .. Patsy Murphy,"
Corporal M'Callum, K.O.S,B.
Song, · - . Parody on " Drinking,"
Corporal Turner, H.L.I.
Recitation, . . '. . ."The Mouse,"
Corporal SmIth, KO,S.B.
Pipe Solo, . . . - . _ Selection,
Corporal 'l'hornson, H.L,I,
Song. · • " The Man in the Moon,"
Corporal Niven, S.R,
Song,. · .. .. "Daddy"
Corporal M'Laughlin, K.O.S.R. '
Song, · . • " Farewell to Aberfoyle;'
Corporal Jack, H.L.I.
Song, · • -" The Irish Gentleman,"
Corporal Bacon, K.O.S.B.
Banjo Solo, . . "The Cromarty March,"
Colour-Sergeant Buchanan, rr.L.1.
Piano Solo, . • • • . . Selection
Bugler King, S.R.
'
&Jng, . . • • - " Oh ! the Business,"
Colour·Sergeant Alexander, H.L.I.
Song, -. ."Foo the Noo "
Corporal Moore, R.A.M.C, '
Song, · • . - ." Marguerite,"
Corporal Morton, S.R.
Song, - - . " Home, Sweet Home,"
Corporal Jack, H.L.!.
80ng, · - - " Cingalee "
Cotporal Parkinson, K. O.S.B. '
Song, · - . - " Poverty Street"
Corporal Lockie, S. R.
'
Song, - - - "My Home is Far Away"
Colour-Sergeant Buchallall, H.L.!. '
Song,
Selected,
Bugler King, S.R.
Song, · - • - - "The Policeman,"
Colour-Sergeant Alexander, H L,I.
'Song. · "The Shamrock's Appeal to the Rose,"
Corporal Curran, S.R.
Snng, • "If tho"e Lips could olllySpeak,"
Corporal Riley, S.R.
Song,
" Musketry,"
Corporal Turner, H.L.I.
"Auld Lang Syne." "God Save the King."
Much credit is due t) Corp. Richllrdson and his
hard workillg committee for tlie manner in which the
guests were entertained.
FOOTBALL TEAMS.
KO.S.B.
GOAL-Forsyth
Wilkes
8mith
Bacon
Hay
MlI.lcolm
Parkinson
Todd
Gentle M'Kenzie 'Viae
Referee-Colour-Sergeant Buchanan, H.L.1.
26/71 R.D.
GOAL-Thomaon
Brenchley
Frankham
Dickenson Paton liiley
Devine
Martm
Morton Richardson Burns
Linesmen -Turner, H.L.I.
Dalton, KO.S.B.
ASSAULT-AT-ARMS Al~D CONCERT
AT THE BARRACKS.
By kind permission of Major Carter Campbell,
commanding troops, Hamilton, a grand
assault at-arms and concert took place in the
Garrison Gymnasium under the conductorship
of G.-B.-M. H. Taylor of the Army gymnastic
staff. The gymna.sium was crowded, the front
seats being occupied by several of the townspeople.
The following officers graced the pro.
ceedings with their presence :.-Captain Chaplin,
Garrison Adjutant; Captain Lee, Adjutant,
4th Scottish Rifles; Captain Hannan, Captain
Coghill and Lieut. }