The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-11 00:00:00

DOROII3II=I.
Foartatoror Burr? Bocirrr.—Ths annual festivil
al thia society 6 aanouncsd for Whit-Tuesday.
Particulars are given in hand.bille distributed in
Dorchester. We And that the obszobars attend Diving
service in Pordington Church st 5 p.m., when the
Bar. Handley Mottle (treasurer), will be the preacher.
At In. tea wasting, at 6.30 p.m-, the Rev. Henry
Mode (President of the Society), will preAda. and
mow other friend the Res. W. Barnes will be
moment, and will read a Detection from Mg
haste are to be )utd of the Rov• H. C. G. =
Hordingt,e Vicarage.
Nerd Boyle Artillery Y. DoreAuter
ca —A close and interesting match
between these elevens WY played at th Barracke on
Tuesday, reeulting in • rictor7 for tgle Excelsior'dub. The following ere the 'cores :

jiol:•L ROW AITILLIULT.

let 171-011/-14.--- 2n4 Innlop
gent ILMT7. run ont. 13 b Edmunds ...
BoatitStevens, b Wescott— 3 b Stevens •• • 0
b Wescott ... ... 2 b Edmunds ... 0
dfflett, not out 34 b Stevens
Russell, c Wickland, b
Wescott . . 0 run out 1
E.ooolll.
.0
•ipicig • • ..• 2 c Miles. b Spicer ... 17
Holland. run out ... I b 4:llamas ••• 0
Baker, run out ... ... 0 b Spicer . If
Wilkinson. run out ... Sackland. b 34100'
c Wescott, b
SaaeMunds . . _ 0 not out ...
Brown, o Wescott. b Manna 0 nu. out . • •

510 IV
Doscummoi " RICILISOR. C C.
ISt I nnings. 2nd Innings. 0
Tucker, b Reynolds ... ... 2 b Gillett .. . • 6
b 1 5
Gill ..
ett b Ro
.nda. . .
10
(lollop, b Gillett ... • ... I .
Stevens, b Gillett .. ... I .I. Gillett ... •• • 0
B. Sticklund. b Gilleti ... 7 b Gillett ...
A. 4{ce , b Reynolds-. ..- 7 c Itc7"ids'b Gillett 0
... 3
A. Nil:, b Gillett ... .. ! b ?MIL : • . 6
... 12
B. llesel. h R.7°°6•ll' ••• riii7l44ett ..... ..i • 2
Wescott, tint out ... ••• 4 ‘' II tt ... 0
Judd, b Gillett .- • ••• 2b ' ' b 6 Gett 6
Icialuilds, b Gillett ... ... 0 c Baer. L .. 5

TH z following letter,•which appeared in the Christ ia ft
Life of the 25th ult ereli4iotts paper published in
Loudon, will perphsps not be uninterating to some
ol our readers.

" OR
" Sir,—A few weeks ago I came to Dorchester from
Bristol. Coming from the atronghold of Western
Unitarianism, and under the influence of a grateful
recollection of the ministry of the Rev. A. M.
BMW:deed, it never struck we that my future home
would be without a place of worship for Unitarians.
A day or two after my arrival I made inquiries. The
Ilmt person leaked had never beard of such a denomina-
tion being in Dorcheeter; the second seemed thankful
that my inquiries were in vain, and the third told me
that, "acme years ago the Unitarians had a meeting
bottee or chapel, but that they were all dead now."
Whether they are dead or not I cannot say. Illy
way perhaps be only sferposg. Surely the beautiful
precepts f the glorious Id faith bear some fruit in
Dome kind hearts in mouse old-fashioned corners of
Dorchester. What is the canes of this sad stets of
things? If • revival ham been tried—l am not aware
that one hag- and failed, why not try it aisle Begin
with • little room and two or three worshippers—any.
Wag. In fact, to start vrith ; and if the few be only
earnest they need not fear increasing. I do
hops you have • few subscribers in Dorchester
and that this letter may he noticed by them.
I shall be glad to ommunicate with anyone upon this
subject, the communications in the first instance to
be addressed to you for
"May '2'2nd.

ViarrAs ViNcrr."