The Star of Newton entertainment in favor of the Kaitaugata relief fund, was held lost evening in the Newton Hall, and was crowded, not lees than 150 persons were present. The hull was nicely decorated for the oecusiou, every thing passed oil' satis .factorily.and much credit is due to Mr Sam uel Worms, aud the committee for their successful excrtioub. Mr McGregor was culled to the chair, and opened the proceed ings with appropriate remarks, expressing his pleasure at seeing so many present in evidenco of thoir sympathy with the Buffer ings of the widows and orphans left unpro vided for, in consequence of the late catas trophe at the Kaitaugata mine. Ho would not however, tuke up their time by dwelling upon the melancholy event, as ho had a long programme before him. The pro ceedings opened with a piauoforte solo, by Mrs Hertz, who also accompanied the vocal ists. The following ladies gave songs :— Miss Peace, " The skipper and his Doy." Miss Bush, " hluides of evening." Miss Andrews, "I wait for thee." Miss Ed monds, " We've lived and loved together." Miss Robiusou sang " Nancy Lee. Miss Lightfoot gave " Poor old Joe," and "Home again," both effectively rendered. Mrs Haywnrd and Miss O'Brien gave an interesting dialogue iv poetry, but scarcely loud enough to bo heard at^tho remote end (if the room. Mr Maraan sang a naval song. Mr Ryan, tho " White squall," Mr Mclutyre, " Bonnie Dundee," Mr Smart, " Sweetly teems iho Morning light,, 1?) Mr W. iDoruu, "The end of the world," A comic song. Mr Carter Banjj; "Farewell." Mrs Pritchard gave iv her best style, the song of " Far Away."' Messrs McKeowu and Whitemau gave two songs. Tho rendiugs and recita tions were "Barbara's Maidenhood," by Mr Fairman ; " Tho Bricklauo Temperance Society," (Dickeus) byMrCarlaw; "Tho Irishman and his Family," by Mr Voting ; " How to.Curo a Cold," by Mr A. Smith ; " Poor Little Jim," by Mr Newton ; and " Daniel aud the Dishclout," by Mr Miller. The duet, " Huntingtower," by Miss Mar son and Mr Mclutyre, was an able contri bution. The whole wound up with a vote of thanks to the Chairman, and tho National, Anthem. 