The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-18 00:00:00

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DOZOHNSTIM.
Grimgre's Crams visit" this town On Wednesday
nut. Tim same is a enfficient guarantee of the
sterling worth of the entertainment
Tel Primitive Methodirts celebrated their minim-
nary on Monday last by a tea and public meeting. at
both of which there was a good attendance. The
collection in the evening amounted to over £l6.
CRICIEET.—A match was played at COMO on Monday
between the Dorcheeter " Star " and the Came school
Cricket Club, in which the " Stars " were victorious in
one inninga &Orel Genie. 9, 28; tkwcheeter, GS.
CHAPEL ANNIVERSAIT.—The anniversary services of
the Wesley.. Chapel, Dorchester, were held on Sunday,
when sermons were preached by the Rev. W. Allen,
superintendent minister. Collections were made in
gad of the trust fund.
Or Thursday afternoon the Bishop of the Diocese
visited the village of Stratton and consecrated a strip
of land recently added, by the liberality of the lady of
the manor, the Ran. Mrs. Ashley. to the burial
ground of the parish church. The additional place of
Interment is on the wort side of the edifice, and in the
shape of a parallelogram.
IN rvara.nr TO POOH-LAW MZDICAL OPTICERS.-1111
the House of C mmotui, on Monday, Mr. Sclater-
Booth, in answer to Dr. Lush, said the poor-law
medical officers were not bound in C.11.e. of emergency
to welt for an order of a relies log officer before they
could give medical relief ; but they had to submit
their claim for fees to the guardians, who haa the
power of deciding whether they should be allowed or
not. _ .

An adjourned meeting of the Urban Sanitary
Authority was held on Thursday morning bud, at
which there were present the Mayor (Dr. Aldridme).
Aldermen Curtne and (inlpin, Mr. Gratorei Mr.
Burnett, Mr. Elution, Mr. G. Frost, Mr. Durden, Mr.
T. Newman, Mr. Giles Symentle (the Town Clerk),
and Mr. Henry Symorobt (Deputy Town Clerk.) A
letter from several well known horse dealer. was read,
calling attention to the &ogee and inconvenience of
gelling horses in the uublic street^. The Town Clerk
was requested to reply, and to inform the writers every
conveniency and accommodation ought be found in
the Fair Ground. The question of erecting an
elevated reeervoir for the better supply of water to the
town was also considered. It appeared it had been
proposed the Government should contribute £1,2.50
towards the expenee, as a c iesideration for the water
supplied to the Berrack& A letter, however, had
since been received from Colonel Akers, who stated
the Wrroffice authorities declined to make the pro-
posed contribution, and the General Purposes Com.
mitue therefore recommended the question of fixing
the reservoir should be suspended for the present.
Alderman Curate moved that an elevated reservoir
sufficient to meet the requirements of the War
Department and the new buildings ; also a new
engine be provided. Mr. &neon seconded the motion.
The Mayor moved as ap amendment that specifics.
dons should not be prepared until the reply of the
War Department wee received. Mr. T. Newman
seconded the amendment. Alderman Cnrme's motion
was carried by a Large majority.
CRIMP T. —DarChatCr iXtebior "j. Dorset County
&hoot CC —A match was played between elevens
from these clubs in very unfavourable weather on
the school ground on Wednesday. Owing to the school
baring to draw stumps very early, there was not
sufficient time to finish the game. Subjoined are the

41001115
DOSS= COUNTY SCHOOL
lit Innings. lad Innings
Atkina.cE Ruege,b E imunde 2 c Tucker, b Spicer 5
Nicol, b Wiacott . c K Ruegg, b Spicer 1
Davey, c Miles, b Edmunds ... it Stevenab Wescott 7
Cook, ti Edmunds . . b SOoor ... 4
Baxter, b Wescott . . . . c Wencott, b Spicer 2
Bunt, run out . . 1 b Stevens . . 0
b Wescott . stSterenabWaicoit 2
1!: Tvireecott: run out
Hoot.wn out
Arbon, c Stevens,b E Sues' . not out . ... 5
Kant not out . . . ttioer,b E.Roogg...

DORCHESTER " ESC— ZISJOIL"
Tucker. b Davey
Dollop, b Davey
ILRv:eggi,
c Hunt b Davey
Spcer. not out
eecott, b Davey ...
&Imueds, b Kelly ...
Wake, et Beater, b Davey ..

TRAIN ALTERATIONS.
80 GTH•WISTIERN ILIILWA T.

Among the alterations in the trains on the London
and South-Western Railway, and which took effect
from the lat instant, are the following :-The 4.20
p.m. train from Waterloo to Southampton starta at
4.25 p.m., the 5.30 p.m. train from Waterloo
to Southampton, Ihrrcheater, &c., starts at 5.45
p.m., and Is later at all stations; the 7.35 p.m.
train from Southampton to Waterloo stops at Northam
at 7.38 p.m. ; a new train leaves Southampton for
Portsmouth at 10.40 p.m.; the 7.36 p.m. train from
Bishopet.ke to Weymouth starts at 7.54 pan., does
not stop at Millbrook, and is later at all station,; the
8.57 p.m. train from Ringwood to Bournemouth starts
at 9.5 pm., and is later at Ilerne, Chriatchurch, and
Bournemouth ; the 6.40 p.m train from Itiogwoorl to
Bournemouth is earlier at Herne, Christchurch, and
Bournemouth; the 8.43 p.m. train from Bnakenhund
to Lymington starts at 8 45 p.m. ; the 9.30 *Au. train
from Lvurington to BrookenhuNt starts at 9.25 a to. ;
the 8.50 a.m.. 9.30 sm., and 7.52 p.m. trains from
Botley to Bishop's Waltham starts at 8.33 am., 9.20
a.m., and 8.12 p.m. ; the '3.20 em, train from Bishop's
Waltham to Botley starts at 8.50 a.m. ; the 8.10 p.m.
train from Southampton to Netley start, at 8.15 p.m.,
and is later at all stations; the 835 p.m. train from
Netley to Southampton starts at $4O p.m., and is
later at all statist,...; the 7.49 p.m train from Bishop-
stoke to Portsmouth st.rrts a.. 1.35 p.m., and is later
at all stations ; the 8.7. to. train from Farehatn
to Gosport starts at 8.2'2 pm., and runs to Stokes
Bay ; a new train leaves Bishopstoke for Portsmouth
at 11.25 p.m., stopping at all stations; the 8 55 a.m.
train from Bishop.toke to Salisbury stops at Chandler's
Ford at 9.0 a.m. ; the 7.10 p.m. train from Southamp-
ton to Salisbury starts at. 7.25 p.m.' and it is later at
all stations; the 8.30 p.m. train from Salisbury to
Southampton darts at 8.35 p.m., and is later at all
stations; a boat leaves Southampton for Cowes at 9.30
a.m, after the arrival of the ISO an,. train from
Waterloo; • boat leaves (lower; for Southampton at
11.45 a.m., in connection with the 1.25 p.m. train from
Southampton to Waterloo ; a boat leaves Southampton
for Cows. at 8.20 p.m. after the arrival of the 5.45
p.m. train from Waterloo. On Sundays the 7.0 a-ru.
d passenger train from Southampton to
Wedya and
starts at 7.30 a.m., and is later at all
stations to Dorchester.