The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03 00:00:00

BRADFORD PIVRABL-

UM= TZT7-7-17b; -ohurcl; -writs -prettily decorated
with flowers, sad the eervioas were of an unuauelly
bright charsoter, the mean' choral servios being eevy
hearty, and the sines, throughout very goid, though
the want of an organ was very apparent. The P4.lgrk•
were cheated to " Cathedral Psalter Chants ; "
Responses, ; Kagnificat and Nuno
Bonnet'', &Mos In F; and the anthem by Sewell,
"Fhb is the day the Lord bath made," was exoee l-
inty well rung. The Old Hundretki was joined In by
111 11th. end of the serrios.

irgn P•atsniovizaa or HOLT Tartar! Oxus= are
invited to attend • meeting for prayer, reeding the
Scriptures, and praise. held every Mouthy evening, at
the Coffee Howe, High-street, at half-past eight,
under the presidency of the Re.. W. R. Bhuttieworth.
Coven Soma. " Caxton " Lodge of Good
Template ISVO a °oleo supper on Wednesday lose.
lag last, which wee fairly well attended, and during
the everting an interesting programme was carried out.
" Hope of Weymouth " bold • coffee rapper on Good
Friday, which was largely attended, and proved a great
snorer Bro. Howard occupied the chair.

—Snot. W-111—DO-Wiiiiiezil.—Dating the easterly gale
of Thursday last, a shutter was torn out from a moms
by Mr. Cox's door by the violinist of the wind, and,
describing a was bl ,wn Tloleotly against
one of Me large penes of (AM in Mr. Cox's shop front,
smasbing it, and doing other damage to articles in the
window. Unfortunately, before the @batter reached
tba window, it came in °mann with Mr. Nerrport's
little boy, knocking him down, but, beyond a few
bruises, he was uninjarwi The sheet of glass was
valued at £l5.

SrrJG—Arrlvtie: Vulture Poem Cherbourg,
(moral ; Great Western, Beampled, Cherbourg.
general' Aquas. Pairteiljersny, general; Brkbton
Yell% Jersey, retinal; none, Stacey, Sundmiand,
coal; Bella, Campbell, Thurso, stone. Sailing.:
Vulttuv, Piano, Cherbourg. general' Great Western,
Blampied, Cherbourg, general; Aquila, Painter,
Jersey, gsaaral ; Brighton, rails, Jersey, genital;
Outworn, Cowling, Port Natal, goers!; Henry,
Camborns, Gnsms.y, ballast; Clog Swore, Ernout,
Trecpthor, ballast; Plon., Stacey, Cardiff, ballast;
Empress, C 0...., Swan's*, nil; William Dyer,
Haywarrl, Gummy, ballast.
Taz Wantons Homsomertmat Bootorr.—Tlte
committee of this society bald their first meeting at
the Gulidhell cat Wsdassday mobs, last, when the
atteadanas was rather meagre. There were present
—Mr. J. Visionst, Mr. J. B. Bowe, Mr. Baxter, Mr.
Parsons, Kr. J. Shirrs°, Mr. T. B. Charles,
Mr. W. Mordaant Thiealtoa, ad others. The Mayor
Howard, req.) and Mr. U. E. Eliot bad matte*
letters re/Fettle' their inability to attend, owing to
othervevedakr sogsgesecola Letters were also
rendrendr from . Zillwood iffilledge, Mr. Symes. Mr.
Treimea, Mr. Nobbs, and Mr. Bassett promising to
do all they amid to make ths show a spoons. Mr.
Sherrie proposed that the exhibition of flowers, fruit,
vegetables, and cage birds should take pleas on Wed-
newish August 11th. This WS/ sisoonded by Mr. J
Vincent, sad carried. The Secretary, Mr. W. M.
Thiseltor, announced that he had received lettere
from Hilary Edwards, Esq., and Sir Fro leric
Johnstone, Bait, the borough member., wish-
ing the societr.every moose and promising their
and support, and also from Earl Shafts.-
ba promisingt hi. patronaie. The oommltt.s
o bare • "Rose Tent" Ibls year. the
SOWSstated that he had received from Messrs.
G. and fioa. of Bath, • cheque for a
brio.:
and , for two prises for cut
distinct v./lodes, trek 21e. ; secoorilokgiall ojma to
amateur growers oely. The committee also decided
to give a silver oup, value £5. for the beet collection of
roes. in the show. Mr. W. Gallop, of Bradford
Penwell, wrote offering some valuable suggestions. It
was resolved to increase several of ths prises for
cottager.' exhibit.. Upon the proposition of Mr.
filierrest, wooded by Mr. J. G. Bows, Kr. Zill-
wood billledge was raelected hoe. treasurer, and Mr.
W. Mordecai Thieslton secretary. It is expected
that the schedule of prism will be ready about the
of April.