The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-06 00:00:00

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PORTLAND.

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ray inVir Willia.to attics, I 43.trge.
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4 i ' 1.441 t: II mic c.tuviont .t L.A. Wo.luesi•
with roller. for Chu 60.4...1W011 nuttlio Warrior,
imay clraft of bop, or mat eureka.
Tut 1; 314 r t r. Arhiy rhcatr
that tlie 314 regiuiesit, I. la teen
le•Jow it 14 Tower
1141'11.4e Anlithi ittt.iche.l to tlio 314 for
iti‘trit,tion, for two Madam

Sett: oe Pont I..tati Loma% -This hslge
3 meeting on Monilay night, :del el-eted the
fwhi. idlitmrs : '. : W. V.
T. MA ;hell; W.s., NV. W. Pmitis ; W.T., Sister I.
Mitchell : W.V., M. A. Pearce W. KS., 'l'. ;
%V, Fralsiptsou: W.l.ti.,J. Ilumiett W.t
Pound ; NV. ii. M., Shaer I'riiij.t. ii ; I;. 11.,
Sider .1. :Mitchell, jun., Sister Brown,
1..W.1
Ry,c!,yai-loy rectors f t'onviet
Pri-mi (have alhittei lit small sans if money to the sub.
~wlhudw for the porpoSes frevreati.m. This
is notch wanted in a st itidu Portland, when.,
there it ~,,,, isnot:let anxiety when u Itity, aa,l
ionic difficulty ill etting the neeriisary " t•liatige,"
when .iff, tinlesa liv a journey of some
Tut !,;ALE .1 though the wind was tory
string, was not so ilannignig WS it W. 41.1 have been If
the wind hail been Inure t. the southward, A vessel
4.ause across the Bay ab.,ut lloon. making very hail
%heather :lint she kept her heail well itf tho land, and
weathered the Bill. lei the ROMA A .1113 Ck waa
driven from her anchorage in the Bight to nearly
opt eisite (MI Castle, where she held lin. Thu Warrior
SCAN ,fettillt; SWAM ists..tit to eine her
00,1,.: lett she lin, four spnru Allele All to let gi. in Cane
of :feidilent. The wind blew out some of the lamp
glarres at the hallway Stahel ; lllt it :Mt Collie! to the
S.W., and alsiiit noon moderated, the barometer
11114 A sunny afternoon followed.
einwm,tows' I .onog.—" Loyal Poetise.'" haa
issneil Its balance sheet, appears to show much ,
presperty, In the funeral itil sick fund, the cash
balanco with which they started the present sheet was
CM Ti., and icier L'Of 13s. W. has been jedil to the
trutees for investment, leaving a present balance of
c:32 lila. u.k 'Phis balarem in management fund has
increased (ruin 1.:1 2s. 2.1, to as. t4d. The capital
amounts to mis 94. 9k, and the number id members
I aing 111, makes the worth nearly in per member, the
memo. ago of muniliers Wing 211 years. We are
glad to AIM that, ill tile capital, only one guinea is ,
obtained from goods, the news being money actually
inve.ted.
THE NEW RAILWAY AKILM:Y.IIENT Was Most HIICCCAsi.
commenced ..n Thursday morning, when the
Great Western Railway Comminy took the workings
of the line. The catches were all of illsproved
condi-fiction, unit well ventilated, the third class
cushioned, die second clam eteddimilimel mei nicely
fitted' with comforts, am! the find class bottrione.
The courteous Weymouth station-master, Mr. J. P.
Collett, trilVol.t.4 Iti the first train in, and with ~or
esteemed Mr. Parisone, consulted as to the practical
il tale revealed by actual working; but the new
officials' ,4eculed thoroughly to understand everything,
and the new train kept her time well.
C.,NCERT Thy. Seitsititoom.—A retnrek•
able good coneert WaS given on Tuesday evening lad,
at the .11. Y Reform, whim the iillicora id the
31st. 'Wisest:at kinaly their fine Weil to.
tush titre W 3,,, a great special ill 41 ill the r•hs.;iug
of Mr. P., Del 1111 MM who very I belly 1,111111.1 41,111
Weymisith. There 1V.1,1 a gissi lone' and a capital
selection of h., as follows :
overture, "I:aliemitu Girl," (Rol(e) Gel Sand ; dust,
" The Minting Lesson, Mr. and Mrs. Hugger;
N " eel° (Richer.) the Psuel • wing, "Wont pet use
why. 1" Mrs..). O. indrews ; Keno. 'fbcch
Hwuatheart" Mr. ; Gaols, "Always Joyful,
Coon -Mocker) the Band; song " tzars eyes," Mrs.
Malinke ; twmg. Mr. flogger; seinction, " Englasla Airs,"
(G..lfroy) Use Rawl ; song. "0 irl.ra 1110 hack my rlaiht.
howl's &awn," :dr, flogger; song, "Janet's cledee."
Mrs. J. O. An.lrears; s mg. "ran Andaor's sr.:island," Mr.
Deoeishaiss • waltz, "Silver 4.3alenns," (Coral./ dun Itaml ;
song. "Tim Froneleuan," Mr. flamer; quailrillea.
"Nritleal Melailies." the BAIA ; " Gq.l save Ch.
Mr.. Me. Bean was unable tobe preeent, on neeiiiint
of alonasaatie dilation ; lout Mrs. J. O. Andrews, Mrs.
igger, Mrs. Milleilge, and 'Ara Iteasor, sang sweetly;
Mr. Debeithain was very successful, and was well
received, and Mr. Rigger obtained loud applause for
his comic Soap.
PH111171%1: METHOIsIsT BAZAAR—A bazaar was held
at the Primitive Methodist sch.sdrisim on 'Tuesday
..ml Wednesday 'afternoon, wlom the room was
decorate.% the pillars being enwreathed with evergreens
and ti.pw,:r.. A leig•ge tree was reared near the middle
of the room, and plentifully hung with various kinds
of pretty things, awl around the tree, helping to sell,
were Misses IS. Allen, IS. Way, 11. SM. and E.
Alitchell, A. White, and E. May. Stalls were kept by
Mimes U. Comben, E. Lowman, S. Attwooll, 11. Flew,
M. Mitchell, and L. Stumm by Misses S. White, R.
Comben, R. King, J. Wallis, S. A. Russell, and It,
Stone; and by Mine. 11. Way, Men. Bamford, and
Hemway ; a post office managed by Messrs. E. Allen
mad li. l'earsv WWI found to have letters for all that
applied; T. Peters and others discovered whether any
were fund wanting at a weighing machine ; Mrs. Read
showed a walking 'till; Missss Sansom anti B. Allen
induced the spec:dative to plunge into the bran tub ;
Mi.. Willi (W yruonth) camed a musical album and
musiced box ti play: awl the refreshment department
meupied the Misses Attie/oral, Carter, and Meow,
shale Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Read sold sweets, and the
choir sang interesting pieces during the evenings. The
td.gs which plentifully du-crated the nom were lent by
Mr. S. Charleg, of Weymouth. The bazaar was got
up In ostler to ',aims insetting towards the chapel fund,
OM.wa,khi there is a debt of about £:380.

Witcur.ts Cint.urr liAzotan. -The Wesleyan& of
i'ortlarol, both fc,m Tophill and IJuderhill, united in
A Fleecing ..eries of gatheringx on Tueeday and
We.lne,daY afternoon,. at the rwhoolroom, Fortune's
Well. The weather wee beautiful at the opening of
the bazaar, quite a contract to the stormc of the
morning, and a fair number at once viidted the room.
On entering you were greeted with "Welcome" in
large Ulumineted lettere, the legend being hung from

the ceiling, next were "The Earth lo the Lon
" I tssl giVIS/4 the increase," wet " A llappy New Year
to you all," the latter not so late in season as initrlit be
thow.rlit, for after the dark Ones that had avow( the
'sun was then shining on the slopes of the Verne aa if
the MC.4.11 was 41'1.1 :mew with hri:hlan,s. The
stalls were eml.owereol 111 eyer.,Treett., awl Iota; with
large 4..eks of ehotlaing ;Ist eolonregle444.44rivp.m.,
while on (4011144.41,41 Were disl44 ,4441 'itillne,r444l44
V.wietia% 44 I st7.11:11. 0.4.4 Mr." = 144 4.0,4,14141
of the redralist, Mr. Wet, Ili, hut a re...ly .1,
Ladies if course went nt the ,talls, ami
among them we were told of Miss tinsaii Fearre ;nu(
Miss Bennett ; Mrs. Iteanniont, Mrs. Wallis sal Mn,.
Kswieen, Pin.; Miss Sarah Seriven, Mrs. It. Wallis,
Miss Buckle, Miss tileenrein, Nliss Nies., wh ;d o emo'
41r4.4.4.11 4011 Klapp mot tol I 1 I*, " Th. itar1“.....6.1411t..r,"
(•pwry. Kafoodeutis t) the refresl lit still wan
tended Ity %I es. Hint, Mis At Ail MO Mi., st.
Sans..lll, while in an 11/ C1i110.r..111 Mies
Wingate •li•penwel cops 1.1 te4 and refie hments
atin very mslerate tariff. The ti,
mil.lly re.straintsi the overti oviti.! fun f the elitkh...o.
who were getting rather b., lively, w..
there. Later in the eve ' .0 that ,•\ 11 o doors
keeper, Mr. Flew, tells 1144, tle.p• was • is. I.v tho
choir, led liy Mr. It. y, awl Mr. I tarea
ilisphiyol a neigh. Linter% The effort w half
of the circuit fund.