The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-08 00:00:00

A Lovas OF Dowuirrza.

4111101111IIIT RAILWAY lIIRTING.—The halfryearly
meeting of the shareholders of thin railway was held
at the &qt.! Hard, Weymouth, on Saturday morn-
ing. Mr. R. P. R 'wards (Clasdrusan of the Director.)
presided. The business WM purely for, and the
eceounte for the ball-year were passed.
Ous VIGIL tor Paws—At the Guildhall on fridny
bal th linyor (R. N. Howard, Eau.), and I.X,
Robson. Esq., Charles Shillsrosiler, Horse and Crown
lon, Wareham. and Eden Smith, • tramp, of Ports-
mouth, were charged with basins bon found loitering
In High-street, Weymouth, at one a.m. on Gm 4th if
January. having no pleos of abode, or any risible
mow of eababeesee.—Prieosse Sinner ssid they ante
dose by the hot twain, and weld not est Itap.—

Mr. dept. Vickery soil they only had one penny
between tbem.—P.C. Carter statsl that about nue
o'clock that morning he sae on duty is High-street,
and found them loitering about in a court In High-
street. When Skill& mew him he ran away. Witness
ran after him, and asks.' him what he woe up t and
be replied that he had come from W.rehain by the
lest train, and had no inoriey and no lodgings. lie
first said the woman was hi. wife, sod th,n hi said •he
was a woman be had picked up in Wareharn.—The
Mayor wanted to know why it we. lb 'so people had
been &vested. Neither was drunk or ri t .us, and it
seemed reasonable that as they only got in by the lad
train they could not get lodgings Why did not the
pollee give them lodging in the policret ‘toin until the
morning Supt. Vickery said be should have
liberated them had not the circulars been sent out to
the magistrates before he got down that tuorniug.—
The prisoners were discharged.
Paeans Tha.—Titio annual tea to the parento of
the &Odeon attending the Holy Trinity Schools took
place on Thursday, and, as usual. proved a great
samosa Tnirty-nine toblee were provi id. and it is
estimated about 450 sat down. Amongst those who
gave tabled were—Rev. J. D. Addison, the Rey. W.
ir. Berry, hire. Marne, Mrs. Snook, Mn. Wheeler,
Mm. Perkin., Mine Peony, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. J. H.
Devenloh, Mrs. Mercier, Mrs. J. Groves. Miss
Groves, Mr. I'. B. Groyne, Mrs. Spike, hire. Hugh
Spoke. Mies Church, hire. H. Thomas, Mrs. W. B.
Morgan, Mrs. Ridge, Mr. W. Butt. Miss Byles,
Mrs. H. Hill, Mr. H. (Blobs, Mrs H. Gibbs, Mrs.
J. E. Ford, Mrs. Pidgeoa, Mr., E. M. Smith, Mrs.
Baxter, Mr. R. A. Talbot, Mrs. H. Warren, Mr.
Williams, Mrs. S. Wallis, Messrs. Beath and
Morris, Mr. Watkinsoo, and the Misses Watts.
Upon the conclusion of the tea, wra ent,rtainineut
wee given in the •chualrooln, which IMP Crointi• i to
This IFSAM wider the superinten.lenoe of
Mn. Thorne, and passed off with considerable alai.
The programme WWI In (,orm .), Mr.
Thorns and Mr. Hurdle; pelt song, " Th. Forget-
MO-1141," Mrs. Stedman, Realm. Pretty, Watts, and
11 ard ; song, " ' Miss Beadle ; duel, '' Love
soil War," stews Watts and B iard ; solo (flute),
" &Jinn Airs," Mr. Richard Grove.; Near, '' Good
Night," Mr. BeeUestous ; reading, Rev. W. F.
Berry; song, Mrs. Stedman; song, "Nt so Bad
for Me" (encored), 111_1 in Gol.op ; part song, ''
well to the Forest,' Mrs. dtedman, Mesas. Pretty,
Watts, and Board ; song, 'A Warrior Bold," Mr.
Berry; duet, " The Army and Navy." Messrs.
Watts and Board; song, " Dream rat's. " (moored),
?dise Boodle; pert song, "B 1 Celia's "arbour ; "
duet, Mrs. and Miss &ethane ; song, "Moods and
Tenses," Ms. Bostisstoo• song," He Always Oceans
Home to Tee " (encored), Major ; • God dove
the Quo's."