The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12 00:00:00

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

TOlSDAT.—Prireat the Mayor (H. Harder),
Mr. Aldermaa Gratur7, Mr. Atriums§ Elmahr_ and
Comm(Urea A. Pours, T. Barnett. F. Groh, R Host,
A. H. Look T. 040inba, W. Tilly, 0- Davis, sod
W. Durdes, Mr. H. Bywords (ArArirsat.Twou Olarh).
and Mr. W. Thomas (Borough 'Surveyor).

'ME DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 154144.

041DVNIZAMOSAMO. Cf, A. Claimer has barn
appeleted medical officer to ths "United Brother."
Lodge of 0 idfellows.
Tgetontn's TEA. —On wedoorday erasing the
annual teachets' t-a in coonection with the Bank
&Adieu Baptist Chaps' took place in the 'school.
Mom. Tn• tea was well attended, and a pleasant
and social evening was spent,
MAINTSS•tros Olingia.—Charles Talbot was sum-
moned at the Police-o out on numbly to diow couse w
be shonld not contribute towards the support of 64
boy, who wagon inmate of the Wiltshire Reformatory,
at Wartnimter.—Mr. Superintendent Vickery proved
lb. "•°"&r, notice, and the Booth made an order ''f
Is. 61. • week.—Jsones Brown, hatter, wet similarly
summoned, and to this name an order of Is. 3d, per
week was made.
Tin MISSING WILTSHIgg CLSIGTIMS.—The Rev.
W. IL N. Fen s lck, of Fisberton Del swore, Wilt., has
been miming for 'towards of • month. Mr. Fuld*
left Avow:hes, Normandy, on the 27th December,
and warn last seen at Onerboarg no the following day.
The body was this week found in the Cberbourg
Doeks. On Tinsley night the corpse was brought over
to Weymouth in the steamer Aqui* and on Wedoeg-
day was eeta by Fell to deasesed s home.
Sturrtoo.— Arrivals: Aquila (s), Painter. Char-
boutg, general; Cygnus (1). Farther, Jersey, genus! ;
Great Western Is), Blampied, Cherbourg, general
Brighton (s), Falls, Jersey, general ; " Annie Modes,
Attwooll, Hartlepool, coal; Hera (es), Taylor, Hartle-
p coal ; Alberts, Fanner, Shields, nail; /ionise'',
Ko Nli le, ewcaetle, coal--Balling.: Brighton (a),
Falls, Jersey, general; Aquila ('), Painter, Coerboutg,
"nand ; "Andrew Longosao," Angie, Pool-, ballast;
Laura, Wm', Portland, nil; Great Western (s),
Blampied, Cherbourg, general; Cygnus (e), Father,
Jsrss7.lrsoral; Roeina, Fanesi, Havre, hotel.
TRI now AT THE TI111(18C8. 'it the PBll7 80841048
on Tuesday, before Alderman Robertson (in the chair),
J. E. Robin., Req. and B. Hopkins, Req., Jane
holy ant John Palmer were •41:11010004 for o an-
t:sitting wilful damage at the Terminus Hotel by
breaking the windows. Mr. Howard B 'wee
sell he we. very pleased to say that cue had b en
settled. He had to make application on behalf. of
Mrs. Barnes that the summons might be what.. u.
—Mr. Street, appeariug on behalf of defendants, h td
no
objection to this bang done.—The Chairmen said
Lb. meitietrrates wore very pleased that the ca.e bed
been withdrawn ' • it had been • din/roomful affair all
round. They hoped the. circa:notecase would not
occur maio.
Hors CHAPEL BARD OF HOPL —On Wednesday
evening ths annual tea to the members of the Hope
Chapel Temperas. Society and Band of Hops took
place in the schoolroom, end we. largely attariet.
Following this wee an satertainment at which Mr.
W. C. T. Hulaorood presided. During the menial a
distribution of pris to the moat di.,, ring members
of the Bend of Rope, place, The programme was
as follows :—Part I.—Hymn No. 121, Choir; Chair-
man's opening remarks; :horn. "Storm the Fort,"
Choir; dialogue, 'Sunday School aenson," 14.4
Attwooll and Lissis Carter; sone. "Belle Mahnnes
Reply." Mr. Lows • recitation, "Toe Gates Ajar for
Little Lid," Anris.tlawkas ; roadie,. Dorset Dialect
Mr. Brown; duet, "Th. Rivulet," Mime/ Hilda and
Dora Freeman; recitation, "Fairy Wings," Mary.
Pa.,oas •' song, " The Marry Glossy Girl,'
Mile Cuter; dialogue, " Pleadings," Misses
Parsons and "fewton, Maws. Carter and Hawke.;
hymn, No. 14$, Choir ; recital ion, "The Baby Sister,"
Janie Hinds; recitation, "Little Nellie Avis," Alfred
Parsons; song, " Tbe Bee and Butterfly," Alice Cro
Part IL—Hymn, No. 5, Choir; recitation, '•
Dying Band of hope Girl' Bessie Cole; dialogue,
A Tough Argument," Hawk. and Walter
Russell' duet, "Silver Moonlight Winds are Blow-
ing," Masse Wright and Carter; recitation, " Dip
your Roll in your own P.M Home," llamas Persons ;
reading," My Wife is a Woman of Mind," Mr. Bolt;
rocket on, " I want to Fly," Mr. Nicholls ; solo and
chortle, hymn 52, Miss Freeman; recitation, "11 w
little Annie waited for her Path.,." Nellie Russell;
reading, "How t darn Sox," Mr. FTBOBIIIIII ; recite-
tion, "Come, Sign the Pledge To-night," Annie
Martin; chorus, "0 Sound ye the Trumpet," Choir;
mitetion, Mr, ('umming, ; hymn, No. 196, Choir.
THE BVOng-THltowtno Notaknog —Four boys,
named John Greening, Edward William Jones,
Edward Swindle, and Henry J. Rogers, were brought
bolore the borough me:detentes, on Tuesday, at the
instance of Mr. A. Dennis, for throwing stones. etc.,
at his boy. when putting up the Anthem Mr. Dennis
said in this case he did not wish to make • small cam
Into an impotent one, but bethought after the Bench
heard the dreamt:nue they would think it a serious
matter. On the previous night when his boy was
closing the shutters these boys came up and threw
baskets and stones at him, fie bad had two window.
broken in this manner at his shop in St. Alban's-
street. Hs thought it should be otoppaL —Mr.
Robertson said he had acted very properly in bringing
the matter forward.—Mr. Supt. Vickery asked that the
defendant Jones might I allows I to go into the
witnerrobox.—This we. accordingly doom—Edward
William Jones stated be was 16 year. of •40. Lad
night he was in St. Mary-etrest with three other buys.
Saw Greening and Rogers take op • one refloat and
say they should die/ at C a, who was potting up Mr.
Dennis e shutter. They did so, and tons went over
l.'s tam and some over the shutters. Rogers and
Greening threw basket. at Cox. Did not see any
stones thrown. Had never throws any stones. This
was the first time he saw anything of the sort. Did
not know Mr. Dennis's shop windows had been
broken. Did not ass Swindle do anything.—P.S.
Apathy stated that last night he went to search for
these other boys, and found them that morning.
Rogers said he threw the dung, Greening did not.
He had continual complaints about this sort of thing.
If • policeman was there it wae prevented, but when
not there was a disturbance. They bad to keep a
policeman at that corner and at the Bond-street
corner.—The Batch ad) anted the case for • fortnight
to see how the boy. 6101 on.
RI7IIBIIO TO QUIT LICISPRO PIIIMPI[BI. —John
Collins and George Farwell were charged, at the
Petty Seaton. On Toseday, before J. Robertson, Esq.,
J. E. Robens. Esq., and B. Hopkins, Esq for refus-
ing to quit licensed premises when requeined to do so.
—Mr. Howard Bowen appeared for OW complainant.
—Mrs. Barns, said she kept the Termisto Hotel.
She remembered these men coming into her house on
Monday week. They cams in the morning, and
appeared very " driuky." A policeman came, and
told her not to servo tN.En. and she did not. They
were standing in front of the bar. She asked them to
save; Ferwell went, but Collins refused to go, and
said he would be served. She was obliged to fetch •
policeman, who got him out. They came again in the
afterpoon, and she asked them to leave, although they
weren't so drank as in the morning. Farwell left,
but Collins 'sherd to go, and was very shoe'''. See
math bad t: get a policemen to torn him out.—P.O.
Carter stated that on Mon lay, the 28th January, be
wa. 'sailed in by Mrs. Bern. between five and six;
twire he ordered them out, and Farwell went out.
Csllins wouldn't go, and said be would be it he
would go without some more beer. He, however,
went away. He was called again, and found them
there. Farwell went out when he told him to go' but
he had ware trouble to get C Ohm out. He 44 not
turn them out in the morning; built was he who ill
the landlady not to serve them.—P.C. Harvey was
called to ths Terminus Hotel about eight o'clock that
evening, and found Farwell and Collins there. Mrs.
Berries ordered them out; Farwell walked out, but
Collins was very abusive, He referred to go out when
the landlady asked him. He went 1,000 witness told
him to gm—Defendut Conics denied that he ITU with
Farrell at all in the morning. Had been a cabman 12
years, and bad never been summoned before, except
for • casket, and that was not his fault. (Laughter.)
—The Bench were of opinion that Mrs. Bums
very properly. Collins would be fined 10a, including
onus, and the care against Farwell was dismissed.
O[l7lE/CTING THE FOOITATHS. —At the Petty
Sargon% on Tuesdey, before Alderman Robertson (in
the chair). J. IC. Robenr, Req., and B. Hopkias Req.,
William Prima and/GOMM Peihner, paten, were
summoned for musing an obstruction by loitering
on the footpath in St. Edmund-street. Mr.
a Percy Street defeaded Janus Palmer.
P.C. Hansford stated that last Wedoesday, about five
minutes past eleven in the morning, he saw both
defendants :tuellang on the pavement near the Police'
station. There were a number of others with them.
He bad cautioned tbe two defendants ab 'ut an hour
before in tit. Albans'atre.t. They were catalog an
Metros:Usu.—By the Bench There were about 20
others. Witneee continuiog, sail they moved off the
footway when he told them. lie awe& ds new than
loitering about on the pavement and other places. It
was • frequent thing, as fast as he t dl them to go
away and turned his back they came back.—Crose-
examined: He first saw these two men In St. Alban's-
street about half-paet ten. There were about 20 of
them when in St. Edmund...street. He t 'hi the lot
to go away. They jeered him when he went sway
he couldn't say who. Ldd not know whether Pitons&
had a goal c 'onset •r or n 4.—Mr. Street. on behalf of
Palmer, odd he nonoly stopped • minute or two to
speak I some frisode and then went on. He sub-
mitted that under those cirrumetanoe• the Bench
could let him oil with a cautino. Mr. Soperiatendent
Vickery said theta were oodinual complaint.' from
ladies and gentlemen about men standing at the street
corners spittirg about and using bad language,—
William Hunter and Alfred Canes were next dimmed
with causing an obs•ruction on the Bridge.—Mr.
Street appeared for Ceines. —POO Amoy stated lb.!
last Wednecdey evening, about tralfopast all he was
passing over the Bridge, and saw the defendant Caine.
standing on the footway near the toll-house with a
number of men leaning OW the toll. He told them to
go away. Hs had cautioned Canes with others before.
—Witness uld defendant Caine. said he was telling
lies.—Mr. Arlen said it was • most improper thing to
say t sato°. The fact of the matter wash, had
I been drinking.—Witossis continuing, said Caine. I
followed hint and used abusive Isognage.—Crom-
examined lied not cautioned Canes in particular
before. Hs did not make use of insulting languags.
I He did tell him to kiss his foot Defendant followed
him aod said, "C., and do your duty." Wittima
said, "Go home, and ki. my foot." He appeared to
hue bean draking. Ile had been drinking all the
: week. Ha hod been discharged through drink—Pt'.
Hansfor.l dual that la. Wednesday morning he saw
Hunter standing at &We-building. on the pavement.
He was loitering and nhetructiag the footway. He
cautioned him, and in lea than an hour be sew him
there five times. As so-a 11 be saw him be wanted
away, and then came hack again. Had cautioned
!AM atrestthenspoks on
pd t.
Cain..'
min this .e be so
say "How do you do " t., • friend, and tiss policeman
I cams up sad ordered him to move op.—Defendant
Hunter sail he hal been • porter for 30 years, and
walked backweeds and forwards to try and get a
living. The policeman never spoke to him that day.
—Toe Chairman said tbe magistrates were of opinion
Lb. police acted quito wisely and properly. It wee
apparent that these men hanging about the ,treats
were an Intolerable nuisance. The Palmeri and
Hunter would each he fioroi 2.. GO., including costs;
°sines would be fined ss. If thin occurred again they
would not be fined, but sent LI prison.
WITMOCTH PORT SANI TART AU71011177.—A meet-
ing of this authority was held on Friday at the Guild.
hall for the purpose of rthei•ing the resignation of Mr.
R. Thomas as chairman. There were present Mr.
Thom. (char' msn), Mr. itolons. Mr. Soook, Mr.
Lovell, Mr. Bunton, Mr. Scriven, Mr. Pear. Mr.
Howard (clink), sod Dr. Simps a (medical oficar)
Mr. Thomas said he could not resist tin!, present
opportunity of thanking the mionben of this Board