The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-20 00:00:00

IPOZTLAND.

Tea Lotus 00intsnosition. K. Sings and
services lei oconneeties wits tee Partleed
Church have bees bed during the peelrTa7u;sl—
of the Lusher wasioseserb as fullovni :
Os Timelier evealng a loot tre wag delivered. eatitled
The bowling 'vest' f Luther's life," by the pastor,
the Sec W. IL Waugh. Oa Saturday evening warm
and thanksgiving foe Protestant privileges was belt,
sad M the Sunday service the subjects ware, in the
morning, " Cohlwillions" sad in tbe evening, ".Jesell•
catioa. Oa Monday a indium delivered Luther
se • totolter," also by Rev. W. Z. Waugh. Theathead..
save has biro very good.
snelosattor or to Soaogganaramee At Sr.
Gioatoia.—laltabitaate geeetally 4 lOs Lased witl
regret to lama that Mre. LI ser for the but ten
years sohoolinistrem at dl. has, through
nines., been °compelled t resige bar poeL Wei Ana
Stale Gibbs, a lady well bawls ia the Island, is to
take her place, and the &eals will occur about

ALOGIOI'T TO A STONS WAOOOI4-00 hiquday •
wears& Lade° with stone was vies clown Fortune's
Well, and when going down tAts kill opposite Its.
Major's the bore, lu shaft fell, sod great fears were
entertaleied that the horse irod be as in oat-
sequoias of the weight ol the Mese. It WM about
half-ea•hour before the poor seismal could be extri.

Gated.
Cknrosqe.—On Friday last • concert was given
in St. George's Schools, Reforne, when • goodly
number of persona aseerabled, and the affair was in
ovary way • emcees. The proceeds were foe the choir
' expenses, ke. The programme wag modvred in • way
that was highly creatable to the following ladles and
eseßeaten who took pert :—hilas Bannerman, Mr. W.
bunkisy, Mrs. &WM, 13111111111Ot Mack. Cheshire
Regiment, Mrs. Smail, Hrs. McLean, Mr. J. Warren,
Mr. Honer, Mews. H. and H. R. Ingram. Mies
Ken all, Dr. Liner, and Mr. Bannerman.
Tan LOTAL ORANGE LODOII. 335,'Pnd, of Dorset."
held a dinner in St. J bo's Schoolroom Lohich is the
sdge-roont alio), on Friday last The W.M. Bro. 8.,
Sottle was in the chair, the D.M. Bro. Gale Wag in
lb. vice-ohair. Sixty-throe of tee brethren, with their
wives and (Hen is, sat down to • sumptuous repast,
provided by Bro. W. St me, of the Sun Isis; and the
tables were ta•tefully decorated with choice Bowers.
Grace wee sum by all prelent, and good justice was
done by all to the good things providled. Two cloth
was cleared, and • capital pr. intense was gone
through. A very pleassnt evening was brought to •
dose soon after 11 by singing " id Save the Queen."
Although this lodge WI/ only opened in April hat
with aloe members, it now numbers 67. Mr. Sinclair
kindly presided at the pianoloi
WIDE/1110.—E salon WS/ Ray 410 811111rdaY morning,
It being the occeision of the wedding of Mr. Ben
Read to Mise C. C. !Harwood, the daughter of the
late Mr. John literwsod. Toe bride were • dress of
drab velvet, with bonnet to m itch. The bridesmaids
were Mies Read (alter of the bridegroom), and WO
?Harwood (sister of the bride). The oeremoly took
place at Fortune's Well Chapel, the Rev. Eoiwards
being the officiating clergyman. The happy par left
later in the day for Soutoarupton and London. The
presents were both numerous and wetly.
OLINGS LODOI.—At the last monthly meeting of
this lodge, held in St. John's Schoolroom, Bro.
Hampton in the chair, the opening prayer and •
portion of the Holy Scripturei were read. The minutes
of the lea meeting were read and confirmed ; an extrect
from the ifelisst Weald, New on the formation of an
"Orange • Lido, Ide of Man, wee read, and received
the sympathy and congratulation of the brethren
present. Mr. Henry Biggs eas duly initiated into
the " Orange " Order of the Lodge, and several other
meditates were put forward. Brae. Rawhistie and
Campbell sent their fraternal greetings to the brethren
of Lodge. The Lodge was closed in the usual form.