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	By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.		By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.

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	By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.		By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.

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	By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.		By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.

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	Boscombe was filled with the diversification of sounds		Boscombe was filled with the diversification of sounds

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	It appears that Boscombe Band (town band, not S.A.) were playing near the Arcade when two organ grinders struck up in opposition, one on either side of the band. This, coupled with the sound of Salvation Army choruses and the<font class="historyinlinequote">assiduous banging of the red jacket at the big drum </font> being borne down Palmerston Road by the wind was noted to be <font class="historyinlinequote">plenty of music, but precious little charm</font>.		It appears that Boscombe Band (town band, not S.A.) were playing near the Arcade when two organ grinders struck up in opposition, one on either side of the band. This, coupled with the sound of Salvation Army choruses and the <font class="historyinlinequote">assiduous banging of the red jacket at the big drum </font> being borne down Palmerston Road by the wind was noted to be <font class="historyinlinequote">plenty of music, but precious little charm</font>.

	By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.		By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.

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	It appears that Boscombe Band (town band, not S.A.) were playing near the Arcade when two organ grinders struck up in opposition, one on either side of the band. This, coupled with the sound of Salvation Army choruses and the<font class="~~historyquote~~">assiduous banging of the red jacket at the big drum</font> being borne down Palmerston Road by the wind was noted to be<font class="~~historyquote~~">plenty of music, but precious little charm</font>.		It appears that Boscombe Band (town band, not S.A.) were playing near the Arcade when two organ grinders struck up in opposition, one on either side of the band. This, coupled with the sound of Salvation Army choruses and the<font class="historyinlinequote">assiduous banging of the red jacket at the big drum </font> being borne down Palmerston Road by the wind was noted to be <font class="historyinlinequote">plenty of music, but precious little charm</font>.

	By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.		By this time the band had increased considerably in size, with membership now totalling 27. During the hard winters many of them would be unemployed and would use much of their spare time playing around the streets, collecting for the relief work of the corps. One bandsman would spend much of his time carrying the officer around on his pony and trap, collecting and delivering food.

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	Bournemouth Guardian, September 1887		Bournemouth Guardian, September 1887

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	The Salvation Army at Boscombe have started a new movement. It is to play in the streets as a regular town band, and take up the usual collection. Rumour has it that the band play unusually well, and are very successful in catering for the public, and that, disassociated from their surroundings of noisy religion, the innovation is not all disliked by the public.		The Salvation Army at Boscombe have started a new movement. It is to play in the streets as a regular town band, and take up the usual collection. Rumour has it that the band play unusually well, and are very successful in catering for the public, and that, disassociated from their surroundings of noisy religion, the innovation is not all disliked by the public.

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			[[File:Band_1886.jpg\|link={{filepath:Band_1886.jpg}}\|Band 1886]]

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	Bournemouth Guardian, 5th February 1887		Bournemouth Guardian, 5th February 1887

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	Bournemouth Guardian, September 1887		Bournemouth Guardian, September 1887

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	Bournemouth Guardian, 5th February 1887		Bournemouth Guardian, 5th February 1887

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