The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05 00:00:00

°ERNS ABBAS.

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Cton.-o.n Thursday afternoon the " Cerne Vernal
Club" met at the Red Lion, and, after business, a
substantial tea was provided by host Masters. In
the evening the fair sex were joined by their
husbands, sweethearts, .Ir., and, judging from the
magic, we should Ray that " all went merry as a
marriage bell." Dancing was kept up till 11, "the
appointed hour."
Rugswsr.—On Friday morning a young horse, the
property of Mr. Wightman of this place, Lutolwr,
tvbish was left standing in tap opposite 147.
Wik;htman'e shop, ,bolttch It !Int came in contact
Wita POMO .boxse which had been placed mitaide Mr.
Click's shop. It then crossed the road and smashed
Mr. Pople'e shop window. Further down Long-street
the wheels parted company from the body of the trap.
The horse still continued Its wild career with the body
ci the trap, aud near the polioe.atation ran into Mr.
fL Norman's horse and waggon. Daniel Cheeseman,
the driver of the waggon, was thrown out and
sustained a severe cut under the eye. Mr. Norman's
horse was thrown down by the force of the collision,
and somewhat injured. The runaway continued its
course round by the Vicarage, and when near Mrs.
Nobb's succeeded in falling, and came off with a pair
of broken knees, and a cut in the neck. It was
providentual there were no children in the tNet at the
time of the accident.

UDDLZHINTON.
POWELL. —On Friday, at the above village, the
remains of John Cecil Wood Roper, were buried In
the family vault of the Rev. Mr. Roper, rector, where
lies his beloved mother and sister. The deceased was
born April 1.20, 1860, and died May 10th, 1877, from
that fatal disease consumption. The Rev. Mr. Candy,
read the burial service, awl the choir sang hymn, 117
• Ancient and Modern, "Jesus lives no longer now,
can thy terrors Death appal us Ac. Among the
mourners were the Rev. M. Roper, father of deceased,
Mrs. Roper, Mr, H. Roper Mr. A, snot Mr.
v. itopar, colonel Ast.ll, 'Mt. J. P. Roper, Mr. C.
J. Lovelkoe. and Mit Thomas Lovelace.

Tin WourrAw CHArrt, in thin place was again
opened on Sunday, for public worship, after having
been closed three weeks to undergo a through cleaning.
41=e• in the meantime have been held in the Reading

OTilltll4N§Tlfig ItALSIKALI.,
VIL.SLET•IO.94.—The Wesleyan and their friends are
soaking strenuous efforts to clear of the debt that exists
on their chapel in this place Sunday last being the
anniversary the Rev. W. H. Hill, of Wareham, preached
morning and evening, end collections were made after
both services in aid of the Trust Fund. A bazaar in aid
of the same object was held on Tuesday afternoon in a
born lent {by Mr. A. Legg. and was formerly opened at
as o'clock by the Rev. El V. incent, of Tewkesbury. The 1
Hills were well covered with a varied assortment of
.E.l. and ornamental articles, which included a very
quantity of needlework. There was • stand of
in pots, and bipeds and quadrupeds were repre-
sented in the flesh by a line Cochin cock, • pair of doves,
and a couple of tame rabbits. The fancy stalls were
attended to by Miss Beer, Mrs. Patten, Mrs Hunt, Mrs.
White, Miss Brewer, Miss Italians, Miss Diment„ and
kw. "
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ntrird morißnitzideptnif:tal.l7lo presideid, over
unt, Ilialment, incl. DI osenr&shited nef:ali.a The
*as Riley Well patfonised, but so large was the
su ply of artscles that inanywere hot sold. fn the
eyteneg a meeting was he ith held n e chapel, and addreessee
&livered by the Rev. R. Wesley, the Rev. S. Vincent, the
Bev. W. U. Hill, and several lay friends. A collection
was node during the evening in aid of the fund we have
Feaserar. --Court " liesbery" of the Ancient Order of
Foreseen in Wm piece is, *Wu to the exertions of Kr.
J. J. Hinton, the wrwetery. Is • very nourishing state.
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