The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-03 00:00:00

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sonar Scsoot Aaurtveasaay.—Tbe 89th miniver-
the St. James's Sunday Schools was observed
dog week. when wows' were preached morn.
°C 'rod eveoing by the Rev. J. T. Miller, of
--and tno school children sang special hymus at
boto`—'aervioes. The building was crowded in the
and the oollectious amounted to £2B 61. 21
Bojo or GOMIDIAS/L—Thot fortnightly meeting of
trki. b„,11 was held at the Boardroorn on Thursday week,
;ca. doom were present Messrs. W. 1). bugdale
daarioon), C. Paterson, (vice-chairman). W. Mood.,
( L Badge, and T. Crumpler (elected Guardians),
£.
ood klesara (. H. Glitch, F. min... and
va/ toneottgh magistrates). No business of
Ca
blic Interest came before the meeting.
wigs or Soo.—On the evening of Thuredsy
Day) a service of song entitled "Th.
King,' was given in Si. James's Church by the
~obeis of the choiv and the senior children of the
suojoy 5ch0..1... The Rev. J. A. Lawson gave the
a,oooetive readings of the piers, which waa very
triage, being llluotrrtioe.if the resurrection and
meenuoit of our Lord. Mr. Joseph Smith presided
.8 the organ. 'The children had been trained by Mr.
Lina, 0,1,,1 the whole of the service was well rendered
to the salisfaetion of a large congregotk,u.
weave, BAIA/le-00 We inesday and Thursday
hel in the Wiasleyau Schoolroom in aid
ai the building fund of the new chapel. For some
fait past the Ladies' Committee have been actively
peepaing for the event, and the result warn that
un,orious stsl hi were well laden with useful and fancy
wick., tastefully displayed. The following ladies
hal chanze of the etail. atoll—Mrs. E.
tom'. gen S. w,awy, Mrs. Farwell, and Miss
wig., -Second—Mrs. Promos, king. S. L. Baker,
men Job L wier. and Mrs. E Hunc —Third—Mrs.
ene. sad Mrs. Barnes.—Fourth—Mre. Cottingliam,
aa"`a Care. Fifth—Mrs. &Own, Mrs. Cave, Misa
Mi., They, and Nies Wheeler.—qoth—mbo
ban,• tts. Whit,,and Mies Diment—Refreehinenta—
• G. Curtis. Mrs. Llewellyn, Mrs. B. J. Elton',
• ff. Penny, and Mrs. Shave. There wea a stall
la c0....n0n with the Young Men's Bible Class. and
man,.lt J. Flford, C. T. Snook. and S. J. Mete,
bad chug. of it. The bag oar was fairly well attended,
..to ',lovably brisk, onwards id £l6O being token
7,T;aa "in. A lugs number of articles were tusiold
sae disc
cocry rocar.—The monthly sitting of this Court
was beldon Monda_y week lief ore Judge Let roy. -James
dnocog &ono r. lidrard Nowhere, of ch.,
nn; plooo.—A cl sins of El la—Mr. Travers appeared
for plaintiff, and Mr. Trevanion for defendant.—This
was a dispute "bolt • donkey, and Ilia Honour gave
lodgment for £l.—H. Lywood, of Poole acid
Boonsmooth. r. G. F. Wanbill, Poole.— A claim of
11 la 3.1., h dance of acoonut.—Sir. 'Proration was I
f o If, and or. It. Aldridge for didindant.—
This was • diapute as to the quality and widdit of
sees ponitss .Id to defendant by plaintiff, and the
Josie gave a verdict of Cl 10t. JIMA Woolf .
me Company.— rt, oclaim of £1 7L-
y
d.„„ treaphas.—Mr. Trevanion appeared for
~,
plaintiff, end Mr. Howard for the defendantn—We
I" e particulars of this case when it was before the
Gars two months sloe—His Honour gave a verdict
I pl•intiff for the amount claimed, and all coots, and
ebeteetetteei the action of the Gas Company as •
wet nitre:room deeanc• of the Isw.-11r. Howard
asked for leave to appeal on the point as to whether
plaintiff had such actual or constructive posemsion of
ths land a, would ~,title him to tiring the action, hut
Ili, Honour refused the siiplicatien —The Judge
coeirmni • comp ••ition of 3t. in the r in the liquida-
tion proceedings instituted by Willi tin Waideu and
Robed H•ory Walden, builders, of Boseolubst --
Canis" Pike, builder and brck-merchant, of Wim-
bows, appeared to pawl his public examination in
bankruptcy.- Mr. J. Wade appeared for the trustee,
and Mr. H. P. Dickinson fur the bankrupt, who pared
*Must opposition.