The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-05 00:00:00

POOLS.

Paccactiose Acatasr Blaxall, one
of Lb Souitaoy Ine,cre.4 toe Low,' ivernmwit
B oard, on Fi i y rnrni ci4'e.l Po 4. for the im-
pale of esc.ot doing ant !gip lain,/ what precautions
ore being taken &phut Vie p000ib:• outbre tk or
import& os of cholera. ii, we. akt by the Msyor
(51-. H. T. 'Precool .0, Al•loralso Corti., 0 moclllot
Western, Mr. H. W. I) ckiosom Mao Clerk), wal
Mr. .1. Eli 4,1 (Ii) trveyor). aryl Mr. Y. E.
Vented.) (Me lice' Otflow.) U. ecgolred fully iato
the in iitary afraogvuouL, of the burowth, cad made
a few proct'col auluestiolo, which will no doubt
receive atteoti in. U, .1 , visite I the hoepital, with
thearrancemente in connection with which be appeared
fully satisfied.

--Facosoraxioso.—On \lon lay evening M. A. A.
Allen, Hon. Sec, t: the C linalittee of alanagement of
the C mgregational Cha,ol, Pas lc done, Prewanted the
Rev. Francis Smith, on behalf the c ,mmittcle and
frien.is worshipoins there, wish a purse c 'staining
fiftosu guineas cod • unanim ors lett •r of thank. for
pset mistime from the mons body. The purse was
accompanied with a hat of subscribers to the teeth
moni•L On the previous Senday the senior girls' Bible
elms presented Mr. Smith with • handsome breakfast
cruet, is remembrance of toe goat interest he boa
taken to the Souday School c meection with the
above cause. Mr. :imitli.• bead b is now re-established
after temp remily supplying lb.) pulpit for over ten
m natho Tube chapel has long been skied by the
west church at Skinner-street, P edle, hut steps are
being taken by which a separate and self-supporting
church will in a short time be established here, able to
elect its own pastor, which at present it cannot do.
The Chapel and Sohn :I adj.:inks are free from debt
and a prosperous future is bet ne it.
ST. Jan t'se SCHOOL Tags? t Otos on Woloesday
afteromm at St oda Park. kin Hy lent for the occasion
by W. D. Ungdale, Esq. Toe • ser sg men and women
of the BIM. C 1..--., to iI, c I n, t the ntimber
of ahout 700 assembled et the .ch "Looms, and then
firmed in peccomio bee fell,, the Po ,he Brass Band,
u :der Baasimader Shave, and in itched op the High-
street, up lemnefleet as far as the tollhouse, and then
back again to the rendezvous.. They were *cc sco-
wled by the rent ,r (Rev. Mr. Lawson), Mr.. Low.
se, the Churchwardens, and other effi dals of the
Church, and the Soperintenslents of the school.. The
promposion, is which where b :roe a faro number of
splendid bannens aol bannerets, was accompanied by
the P.esle Ex el-ior Brass Band, under Band-
master 5...e•A10. The chil•ireu looked remarkably
nice, and etch one c srri ei • h-auiful b suspret.
The pretrie.t sight was perh spc the very true,
ones:, who were conveyed to the fi •l•l in the Antelope
break ant four, \lr. Smith's break, and waggons
place 1 at the disposal of the committee by Messrs.
Bolben, Hill, Oakley Brother., the South-Western
Railway, and Buckley. Sports of all kinds were
provklei. soda capitol and plentiful tea wee laid out,
and ea afternoon of hearty plea-ore was enjoyed.
Large crow& of townspeople patronised the scene
daring the taw. Mr. Norton kindly provided the
Osaka lir the children to sit up sn when having their
refre•lttnent.i. We have heard of a couple of slight
accidents. A yourag man named Samuel Chick, •
shoemaker, of L intent greet, pot his ancle out whilst
swio.dog, and as the proosecion WM on the route, a
horse eni trap passel it, ant, the horse shying at an
approaching train, as old woman was knocked down,
but beyond aotsking sh. was n• t injured.
THE DORSET Roam—The children in this Home
(West-ftreet) were ex twined by Her Majesty'.
Inspector, Mr. Henry It ,gers, lest week. The follow.
logic his rep srt :—'' I have male my usual visit t:
the :mho si this afternoon. and I am glad to find it in
excellent working order, and eau-.yin.; on its operations
encaressfolly. There is now a la.ge number of children
in the school, 105 ks-lay, bat all •sf them seem to be
doing well, and to be improving in every respect. I
have examined the classes i u the schoolroom. and on
the whole have reason Ii be well sati-fied with the
result, of the year's Labour. The teachers have taken
great palm with the chit tree, and the general nrogrous
especially among the juniors, is satiafactory. A
little more acenracy is reprired in ti' Fifth
Standard. I would not recommend that the girls
attempt anything heyonsi the Fsfth Standard. Ti.
general conduct during my stay was most o ratify.
Inc. The school is exercising a very happy iefluence
over a large number of el:dares, and mointaios its
high charseter. I found the premises in good order,
cl,-no and comfortablo, and I am r. j loot to find a
new schoolroom in c mem of , rec. ism."—On M
day the children had their annual treat, again
proceedlog to San thank. They were cnoveyed
In vans kindly leut by Messrs. Oakley. Hill,
Menton, Pope and Waluresley. Buckhy, Borden,
Whittle, Gray, Danford, an I Harman. There were
105 children present, which ins le a very goal
prneewi,nr. They thorough'y 0j.7.1 the rid° in
Sandhi:Gk., and when they cot there entered heartily
into the smucementa provided, and patto sk of •
capital tea. Rain came sm to earls evening, but this
dii n'-t greatly interfere with the cbildren, who were
well protected from the wet.

pErry UBBIONB.

Tsonantv.—Bstors W. Prom sad N. Western.
&qrs.
versa norms' LANOUAUIL -

Trro men, named Lattri gs end Snugger, wag nun-
moped foe using obecene language in New.street ou II
Ilfr Timm Saturday.
P.C. Lee proved the ff :ace, ea did
Captain h one, who complained that the nuisance
wee of frequeut ,CCU,
They w. re lined 51. ant 7e. Cal. costa ugh.
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