The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-12-25 00:00:00

POOLE.

LICWIIed FOUNDaT.—Watters have not been going
MI pleasantly here of late. and on Monday about 30
summonses against Mr. Bt.phen Lewin. for wage.,
t titan out by his work ii. pie, were set down for bear-
ing. With two exceptions, however, an arrangement
ha.' been coins to, and in these orders were made by
the magistrates for payment—lra Bell, £4 3. 111 ;
William Hillier, £2 15.. 61.

A BAZAAR AND FAKCIT FAIR was hell at the Oon-
;negational Schoolroom on Thursday afternoon last.
The Mayor (Hr. H. T. Trevanion), inaugurated the
pr 'cowlings, and the results which were in aid of
the Zanana Mission and the Organ Fun I of the
chapel, wave • sum tub. divided between the two, of
abut a 4. A bizaar in all f the Zonsina Missions,
got tip 1,1 c innection with the saute chapel, realised
over EU.

Hairpio Ittrzwozgoz.—Arrisals : 13—Persever-
ance, Larbaleatier, Plymouth, stone ; Maggie A,
Will,, Newcastle, coal. 16-loser Cruiser, Meng,
Plymouth, stone. 16-3peedwell, Tavent, Ply-
mouth, stone; Mary Ann, Ru.sell, Sou hempton,
barley. 17—Richard Pi-her, lid ay, Newc.st e, coal.;
Frances, it twe Cowes, coal.. —Settings :
Browning, London, clay; Vivid, Tog ,od, Cowes,
15—Vsrblna, Gardner, London, clay; Anglo
Saxon, Ansell, L tnrion, clvy. 16-3 dent, Blirden,
Cowes, deals. 17—Lizzie Jane, !lochs., St. Madoc.
ballad; Ceres, Sumusers, Falmouth, floor; Emma
Maria, Humphrey, Portland, nil; Anne Agatha,
basally, Carthagena, clay.
POLICE, Monday—Before Mr. W. Pearce, Mr. H.
Farmer, anti Mr. W. N. Western, William Nippard,
dealer, of Poole whose acquaintanceship with the
bench is not a thing of yest.rday, was summoned by
Mr.. Elisabeth Galton, landlady of the Poole Army
Inn, for wring abusive and ob-cene language to her on
Lb. Bth December.—The prisoner, who once before
has been convicted of breaking the complainant's
window., appears to have an old grudge against her,
and on the evening in question paraded up and down
outside her house, calling her all the cameo he c nold
lay his tongue to, and knocking at the shutters with
Mamie,. In the morninz one of the windows was found
broken, end it was alleged that it was his handiwork.
ThiP, however, he denied.—Mr. Supt. Hunt ale°
prove i two previous convictions against him for
anneulr' and he was fined 40s. and costs, or 14 days'
hard labour.

FASO lr--.FAlR.—Another of these popular and
imoceat mode. i,f "raising the wind," took place at
the Amity Hall on Tueeday afternoon. The object, in
behalf of which there wee • great variety of attrac-
tions off -red, having for their object the rich to seed
empty sect'', WM the relucti iu of the debt of i:300 call hanging over the recently restored church of St.
Rini's. The matter was very warmly and eneegotf,
ally taken up by the vide parishioners, sad as ja
almost invariably the remit when enah le tha name, tha
promoters wets rewarded with a very saildaata"

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amount of Booms. The hall was gaily decorated,
and with its rye and itil n either side, its
gigent'o Christmas tree and monster snowballs, and
the motley character. who superintended the Proved.
Ingo, presented • very anima"' appear...nog. Perhaps
the beet of the methods to relieve pockets of
nimble ninepenoe " warn" the lightning "pilot 'graphic
setablishmatt. the propriet .r of which Mr. MI teheleon
was admirably made up after the style of one of the
lati John Leech &aims. No one could rrucsbls at
the portrait., for one portrait woeld have d no duty
for any number of sisters, cousins, or aunts. The
professor di i a very good trade, declining to take a
• negative " In answer to hie invitation to walk in.
There was also a post-081w and a refreshment stall
where oily "sober drinks " were dispensed. During
the afurrnooa and evening conoerts of a mil-
-1 mllaseous character were given, at wh
oh
i Miss Gillard, Mr. Lurie Mr. Atkins. cod
: others kindly assiated, while Professor Barnum
(tr. A. Taylor) delivered a couple of lecture.,
' and there warn also a variety chow, and ten
little nigger* obliged by " disarritogiog some bowling
fantasies in several its." Am mg the ladies and
gentlemen in charaoteremers--Christm is tree, Mrs.
Haigh and Mrs. Mackintosh; Mrs. Smyth as a
daughter of oh' regiment' Miss Miles, as an Italian
gipsy. Posteoffloga—Mim Fenner end Mr. Wheatley.
Pitney stall—Mr, Covell, •••010‘ dress • Miss Haigh
sal Mimes Hymn, as Tyrolese pealents IrwWt.
Early English. Hawker Ms. Lawton Early
iglish. Fruit stall—Mies Hill and Misi Brine.
liefreelintent stall—Mies Waohill and Miss Carel.
Photo. stodio—Mr. Mitcheleon. Miss Farmer
1114 Grape Darling and Mrs. Mackintosh 64
Lady Bilchristie. The huge snowball wee
at•endod to by Mr.. Powell and Mon Farmer,
whilst there were represent &yes of Father Christmas
1 Mr. Travers); clown (Mr. A. Waitleworth); jester
Mr. Mackintosh) ; end a men of letter. (Mr. Albert
r eylnr). The hall closed soon after ten, and • supper
was afterwards hell, which was at•ended by throe
assisting at the fair and other ladies and gentlemen.