The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01 00:00:00

WARM WELL.

HAIM? ROWS FLOTIVAL —Never before, perhaps
pal thii httlnble little parish ((laminated with so many
bright and happy label as crc WedneedaY, the 18th last I
Ike the holiday in the fairy tale, it *as so eked a day
that it didn't seem like a Wednesday at all. The fast.
vitim commenced at three o'clock with a harvest thanks-
giving service at the church, which wee suitably de.
garaged for the oroarion. On the alter was placed a
minister* wheat sheaf and a bouquet of flowers above
it. "I am the bread of life," wreathed with barley
and heath, and extending the depth and breadth of the
east Window, a shaddsry cross of wheat ears. Along •
bleak wall in the body of the church ran the test, 'The
earth Is the Lord's and the (nines. thereof," intbroidered
In wheat ears. Tbe pulpit and prayer desk wort Wreathed
with barley and heath, and other parts of the shifridi
with evergreens, but the crowning ornament was the
congregation, which not merely filled but blocked •p
the snored edce from belfry to alter. The minim
appropriately commenced With .the hymn "Come y 6
thankful people, come" (Ancient end Modern). To the
casual afternoon prayers were added suitable collects,
end the sermon by the rector from the text, "Whatiloi
ever • ume soweth that shall be 'leo reap," was a meet
appropriate one. A collection was made for the County
Hospital. Immediately after the service • Cottager's
Horticultural Show was opened at the school room,
which had also been holidayised with flowers, ever.
greens, flags, and legends; one legend, "Oad bless our
Rector," designed in hope and hest*, by the Warming]
school childp-o, deserves partictlar 04911400, ae expires.
lag the prayer of not one of those who trued it, but of
every one who through the worthy rector's single
hearted, single handed efforts, were privileged to joiti
In the day'. festivities. Two long tables were covered
with vegetables, and MA show was univenally admitted
to he • very good one. A short address preeedwl the
distribution of prises to the exhibitors, and to the
school children for work, conduct, ; the epecintens of
garlands by the latter were rattly beautiful. The tablet
were shortly alter *leered, and • sumptuous harvest
home tea (given by the rector) followed. The holiday
dosed with "God save the Queen," and vociferous
&sere for Rev. B. P. Cambridge, Yrs. Cambridge and
family, Centel& Fodor, and others.

WAREH A M.
New Arrommorr. —W. C. Lacey, Faq., ham been
appointed Clerk to the Magistrates for the Petty
sessional Division of Wareham, in the room of C. 0.
Bartlett, Esq., deemed.

BOARD or Guaittsaliff.—A meeting of the Board of
Ouardians was held on Tuesday. John Hales Calmat,
Req., High Sheriff of Dorsetshire, in the chair. Mr.
Freelandlliter was, on the motion of Mr You, of the
Bueknowle Houle, moonded by Mr. Robert Taylor, of
Corte Castle, unanimously elected clerk of the Ware-
hum and Purbeck Union.

THE LADT Swproux.—itt Kariborough-ekreet
wort, on Tuesday, Gemlain* Murky, duoribed u •
" lady," aad harming lb. MIMS of the Hoc. Ken
/buries, of the Villa, flimeage, in addition to the names
of Durant, Hope, Grant, end Somerset, was brought up
for further examination on the chugs of obtaining
various valuable goods by tales pretenses from numerous
London tradequeu. The oourt Ina densely crowded by
the parties whom else had vietimissd. and the prisoner,
Who vu permitted to keep ber yell Soirle, append

most anxious to avoid their earstiny. I upsides. &Mu
of the Dureetehire polies, produeed a Issue quantity of
goods found at the residence of the prisonet at M arebaue.
Mr. Ty twhitt remarked that it would appear the
authorities in the couotry hal 14 last come to their
senses. The property brought up from the srantry was
then given into the charge of the Metropolitan Police,
and the prisocer was again remanded for • week, In
order to give the London tradesmen an opportunity of
inspeetieg it. It wan stated in Court Mott the peso:cu.
tion would probably be able to complete their ease by
next w,ek, but the prisoner would have to &newer about
30 cease if all were gone into.