The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-20 00:00:00

INOLDWALT.

CHURCH OP BAWLikb-iLVPERANCE

SOCIZTY.

The first tea meeting of the season in connection with
this society wet held at the Temperance Rail on
evening lat. A good and ample tie wse prord •d, which
was arpreciatsd by those who pat, oh of ;t, bit be
attandmice rem not so rills aa usual. A very successful
entertainment followed, Ur audienoe being considerably
thaw/rd. Alter the °rain hymn I.nd prayer the
Rector addressed • few remarks to the members / xboi tiog
and epoottrogiog them to increased interest and seal in
Lb. rood cars. Avery able and iotareeting addrome Ca
delivered lo thrs coarse of the evening by Dr. Orerd, of
Wimboroe. It wee very moderate in tone. free from the
exaageration and rash stataments whisk so frequentlY
gars temperenos addressee, but at lite nunstloss it eve
very convincing in argument. The entertainment c
si. Ltd of songs, glees, recitations. and r e ad Ingo, contributed
by Kies &moot'. Rev. W. r. R. Risckle (ratio of UM/
war). ,•. T. Rsrrisou (Curate of Broader), and others.
floverai ladies of the parish showed their sympathy with
tn• inOVlgnent by their presume. It is propoosff to arrange
rveral of these interesting and cheerful -entertainments
during the winter months, and it Is hoped that those for
whose pleasure and benefit they ace dwiesed will *bow
their appreciation of the committee's kindly meant efforts
by attending in Iris numbers.

TSITOIONIaL.—For some years Mies F. Berridge,
of Shihnutonr, has shown groat letereet In the
religious urvitue held at Corystew by playing the
harmonium and loading the asurvicm of pride,. As
Mime Berridge was about to be married and lease the
neighbmrhood, the gingers mai friends sought to
uprise their regard for her, and appreciation of her
@orrice", by presenting her with • metimooiel. On
Sunday, the 11th, after the sermon, the Rev. J. 5,
Butcher was requited in the name of the
o ntribetors, to oak Mies Burridge's accepters*, of the
same. The collectors, Mr. G. Brown and Miss
Seaways, seem to bay, laid out the mosey collected
wisely and well, and the result was a very nice tea
genies and toilet set from Mrs 1; envy's, Weymo .oth
with silver butler's knife and very pretty plated
*ream jog and sugar-beef. Borret was upreeeed at
the loss of MIN Berridge, with earnest warer for her
happiness. Miss Berridge. replied in • few words,
and all expressed their thanks by singing the
doxology.

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PITDDLETRENTHIDE.
Tim annual meeting in connection with Um
Wesleyan Missionary Society was held in the
Wesleyan °lmpel n Tuesday evening. Tile R.vs.
John Lewis and William Allen. returned missionaries
from the West Indies and Western Africk attended
as • deputation, and gays • very interesting amount
of titeir labours bathe sniaatomilaid. Mame. Gide.* Wright, inn. (Dorchester), and L. Riggs (Puddle-
hinton) also addressed the meeting. The Mundane*
was not so good as on former times, but the ciolleetions,
were in *dimmer of laet year.
THe temperame came in this village, which for
some time past has been in quite a dormant Mete,
menu to have table anew Maar of life, and on Thum-
nay lam oae of game useful institutions, a e-gee
tavern. was opened to the patella. through the atertlose
of MANIML Joseph Haat and Reberg
hawk at their own expense, takaa a Gotta:ad cam. forte* fitted blip with every rem so ao
meet the wastasai both rill= aarf talmudism, ato
nd
that tits repeat* of art pro awasatedatiort_ for
travellers will pt lee.' mail rfritlieerea no *plebe eseusony oomaisasetarilii •