The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-07 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

OSIMM.—The closing match of the mason of the
notebooks, 0 debt Club took place on Toeeday
between two watch toms chosen by the capta,u
Mr. A. (8. Symonds) and the vice-captain (Mr. W.
J. Darden), sad resulted in a tie.
OTNIASITOL—The excellent gymnasium in con.
section wilt. the 0 Comp my, let DALY., was re.
°posed on Wednesday evening. The *Vett-lance of
manhen of the club WM • very good one, and the
various exercises much enjoyed. The gymnasium
will be open from 7.30 till 9 on Wednesday and
Fide, esesings up to the end December.
THE ldouLe m mai L COYPU TAVIRN. —The
management of this establishm-nt is now under the
cue of Mr. St ck. 111. hoped that now new blood
has been infused into the concern, it may bee me
mare popular. Mr. Stock has come with capital
reeommoodatione. He formerly was employed as
Chief Clerk.is the R. H.A. Brigade Office, and Is now
in receipt of • life pension.
DOSIST COUSIT HOSPITAL —The comuilee bog to
soknowleage the receipt of the foll..wing collections :
Poddl.trenthide, £4 Langton Matteson,
£8 17s. 11d. ; litioxwortn, Eti lit 64. • Wintarborne
Thompono, 15i. 41. ; Dor semen, £7 18.. 7.1.; Bryan-
Moss. Rd 13.. FR • Chstrminster, kr, ;
114. III.; Fifehoet ' £112.. 71. • lowa.)
Minster, Eli 15.. 7d. • Canford, £7 9s. ; Dot.
te ehest•r. Ht. Per's. Ell 7 5.. II.: Bucklan I Ripen,
£1 5.. 91. ; Hook, £2 16.. T..ller Wheless., £9 2.. ;
fitourpaino, £4 19..; Bloodier', £lO 10.. ; D ...chest w,
All Smote', £3 31. ; Dorchester Friendly Societies,
£120.. 10 L

--BIA-7fil--0-1, MI OLD 'BUs DaMCI —Passengers by
the different railway* to an I from LL,rcheeter will
miss the weather-beaten tam of oil l'homssi Turnbull,
who had driven the Xing' s Arm. 'but for 28 year.. lie
died on Tuesday at the egg of 6.6. Basides Mr. Frost,
who speaks in the warmest terms of hi. old nt
for his general trust worthiness, there will be many
pereons who will bur testimony to his civility and
punctuality. It WS4 his prou I boast that he had
loot a train, end even though thi. may not be
literally true, we believe the faithful old fellow did
hi. duty to his mastir and the public whom hi served.

WISLITAN BAND r Flort.-1-A public is took piece
I. 00•Dseti..• with the above on Wet:loader isst,
when shoot 60 sat down. Miss P. Crocker, Mrs.
Forwry, Mrs. Davies, and Misses Itsai end Wes., tt
al.ed to the want. of the young.terc A public
1111411104 was held at 7.30. pre ided over by Mr.
Mannino The programme was • very long on., and
Gould llot be canted not. A t.wpgsoo. soar "Clear
.llbe _Way." was well
Reed, and Northorer, sod lb. riialtettorss by Logy
Yoga( bed William Legg were ezoillest. se was also
reediag by Meatier W. Cllst. " The Irish School-
we. vary well performed by Mr. E. Wes-
cott. Mr. Miller waa very humorose in his speech,
asd was followed by Mr. Grove., of Crrne, with
ems very eabstaathd arguments Mime praise is dos
to Mies F. Davis f,r presiding at the harmonium. At
traleatwe • vote of thanks WM presented to Mr.
for hie attendance. The mailing altogether
was a great nooses, and we ondentand mother le
shortly to take pleas, as will to seen by bills. After
the Taut*/ a petition was numerously good by those
above sixties against granting a 'hawse at the
L.B.W.R. station.