The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-05 00:00:00

Rat. W. J. P. Pope. Gerimmetone and Nether Nene ; thenakelvas throaahaut the dy. neat for th dr excellent • shade of us -et tut tb. initiative in the nutter wax 1) low C arAy School v. f /ottiri. cc Gricket Club.—;
Rev. A. J. Kendle, ditto • Rev. F. T. Colby, playing, which gar • g ..*t oetiefes:tion. We were taken out of their to by th.dr exedleut ined warm. This oi mit I .41 tie,% utt itY School Gronna,. 1
Utile Cheney • Rev. R. It '.lleadoes, Long Brody pie .sed to see f ,ir sprinkling of the f air 1431 permit, heerte I fri-tid, to' Vi •r of Leigh, but the vi ur. Ty for the S Mani by two rune sou
sling
tel i
with ',bd. B:edy ; H Garrett, Leoston who food tulee.ty .4 &boar is. About GOO nffrnlos ell the mar. cot the oluj•ct they hot in vie v was four wicte••. 0.014 .ek woo elle toe, and went in !
was and en•n •
Herring
Rh.. M uskev, Heiden Newton ; R
oy. rialto' the fiebi during the weaning! tome coming from the tame a, c ..11 enettt v but little from what &saint t lowlia.g of PhllMit't !sod Kent • They
J. Kennedy • d Roe. W. Hind, Melicomo. 'leen ; Puddiatown. TolPodale, Berea Regis. Tioeletunt, Mil- quarter tie pop ..,1 con., They cool I not rear to fe1.!,1 ci 48 ran-, of which Martin m .de acc ire of 26
Rey. J. I Vandr7, Oramington ; R.T. F K Fromm. born* St Andrew. Anon idle. ftrientspoddle, Toner.. Mr. Died)? ~ in • !emu,' m ,re precious th in th it which in cc •uyle. The School 1.11 unin4 put toNth'r
Poddletown ; 1t.,. H. V. Tisomp.en.P.4dletreedei4e ; ton Idle, Virago, k,. The fentieities were kept no wilt he hat rear .1 foe himself in the heart. I.f all. but 94 r,ina„ of wli.,h P nman^r allocated in netting 26.
Rev. .1. A. Bs'a3v. Portland Rev. W. Antaleford. great epirit until 10 p.m., when the land played 'God they coal used "root I eeprens th.lr admiredt oi I the the Hay. S. E. N,chol. 13. end Wood 10. In the
Portland. St. Peter'.; Rev. A. Hill. Prieto. with Save the Queen," and thu, eindio a most rnj yable and MILD, and they culland would exprus auir tnenkf al. second iii dogs f Gattbdoce they Procured 33
Tte
rune, of
Sutton Porde ' • Rev. Canon Smith, West Stafford ; sucoes-fol •log. The foikeing a,m.nittne are ta he heel for the grhed sod ror., example Oast ho hal left which tort,. as before, nia MA-vv. ^e`we
Rev. G. A. RI lennt. Stin.ford ; Rev. W. P. Kerr, ! congratulates I upon the success ettendlog the let.:- han—that great wealth and natural advahtaaes could School,
taking the adokete azsbe. regain.' 19 rune to
Staling S. Nicholas; Rs,. Canon Nab, Toloutdle ; Messrs. W. Hammett (praidnot). C. Ilaminett (our.. be enjoyed, desolate en I truly enj Moog with • become victor..whi un were on'aned with the loes of
Rev. W. L. Jame., Totter ?estrum with Winforn tory), R. Darer and J. thendfield frolpuddle). J. thormighly nunelfish h .a-t—ln a wor I. it wee possible'sic wickets. Sn'ujoined are the scone
Peale; Rev. K. Pickard Cambridr, Warmest] George. I. Itiglar, S. gooks, H. F.ioks (Briante I even for the rich !sit • f men here below to enter into i CATTISTOCK.
with Porwell ; Rev. W. S Shuttleworth, Holy puddle), ad K, Pearcey (affpoddle). the Klngel 'ml ( %malaise.)
'rrioity, Weymnuth ; Rev. Canon litenhenson and Mr. 'loom gall, as"lla of the ol tut of the tenantry,
Rev. T M. B. S situ, St. J ibn's Wvenouth ; WIYBORKE. seconded.
Rev. WI Barn's. Whit, hutch; Rev. R. 1 . Collin° " T le LUOICT Don."—Mr. Tipper .4 the Rail. The VICAR of -41ERN ‘aalt twovesied, aed Mr. TIMOR*
eon, Wood Mord with Tincletoo Re'. It. A. Zealand. way Hotel, ha a dog immed Dash, which is in the seconded, the &memo meet of a committee to receive
Wyke 'Luis; Rev. Si J. Green. Wintertime' Abuse habit of cai rying coppers in his tn nab—when any ore suggestion*, make enquiries, and report to a later
with Stweplatoh ; Rev. W. Si. Barnes, Winterborne given Ma—aid depositing them with the barmaid meeting.
Monekton ; Rev. V.. Ludlow. Winterb irne St. behind the counter, in return for which he receives • This wee carrie I.
Martin; Rev. H. H. WHIM= Freeman, Affrniddle bluetit. The coppers thug given the dog have been met Mr. MARWoOD S. TgATII•111. In moving the selection
with Tarnerepaid • ; Rev. R. H Barber, Milborn• by in • hex an mooted hp yawl', for the past five of the committee, auked to be eel to esteem the
St Andrew; Rev. J. ie. Langford. Bore Roil.; Re,. mars. The filth year was completed on Thursday, and deep emotions that filled hie heart. Mr. Dishy, they
.1. W. Phillip., Winfrith Newburgh • Rev. H. the total amount enamel by this " lucky dog" during knew full well, ever felt, an I proved by the actions
Drury, Chaplain Dorset County Hospital'. that period 0. £2B Ile, g, of his life, that in the wealth whieh had been given
Swiss Penn.—A meeting of the Local Committee him he war God's steward. lie largely devoted him-
COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB. appointed under the Coatagious Inseams (Animals) self to the welfare of M. fellow cr.:dares, and tot! s
SATIMDAT. et was held on Friday. Toe Rev. C. J. Glyn service uuf God. He hat a large boast • kind and
Before H. B. Middleton. Big. (in the chair), E. deed and there were also present General Maclean, noble, • tender endogamous net Ire. He was gon • ;
. S. Bartlett and Mr. n ,ck. Swius fever was he did good in his day, and in his inmo stifle, and "iii.
Pearce, Fag., and G. Warry, Rag• reported to have broken ;int ct Cranborne on premies works do follow Lim." H. would erer live in their
OVIRCROWDING.
Peter Dale. for whom his sister appeared, wee belonging to the Itect .r, the Rey. H. G. Roger.. The affectionate remembrance, and they w oat ever cherbh
usual orders were male. The Prr mises of Mr. G. his dear and honoti-ed memory in their hearts and
EUM" °fled by rbart" H.Un. Sanitary '4 White and Mr. D. Philip., at LytAhett, woe memories. (Appl uuse.l
the Beaminster Union, for all,iwing • nuisance to
exist on his proud on at Rampiekatn.—P S Hitch declared free .4 .li•ssi et, as was also the whole of the 1)r. Wludants seconded.
. ve• •
nonson district. The EARL ot ILCHERTIR proposal, and Mr. 11PuRTHT It
proved the s writs .4 the onmmons.-14r. Hann said OtllthT seconded, • vote of ihauke M Sir Richard Gayn
def.orlaut °weed • c uttoge at Rampishan, partly for presiding, and the meeting terminated.
occupied by Benjamin 1111 e. It had only one Node, ate,
of the following dimension. : —l3lt 2u.. tong. 1 Ht. 10in
wide, and 7ft. 3.n. high. On May 2.ad last it
weeocoutd.d I Y the tena.t, who is us ei tower, a son
a:el 72, a daughter 18, a daughter 15, • dalighter 10.
and a damrhter 8. He had waved noticec on defendant
..un May 5.11. —Defendant's deter said when her
brother received the notice from Mr. Hann he gave
notice to gait, cud he (Ella) was going to obtain
lodging. for two of the family.—Tne Bench made an
order for the nni•ance to be abated in a week, defend-
ant ti pay the ante.
oast WITHDRAWN.
Andrew Rose eau summoned for using abusive
language towards Thomas Joseph Bishop, of Martin.-
town.—Mr. gagrin Burnett appeared for the preseau.
tins and Mr. R. N. Howard defended.-11.r. Howard
informed the Beach they had agreed to mottle the
matter amkably.-ILr. Barnett thereupon &eked the
Bench to be allowed t withdraw the common'.— rho
Bench granted the application.
[SUING DOOR WITHOUT 4 I.loEllar.
James Brantley, gamekeeper, for keeping two dogs
without a nowise at Poddletown on ktav 17th, was
fined 5.. for moll:den. He admitted the effeace, but it
war a mistake.
DEMI AND DZIORDIRLY.
Henry Danford, labourer, who did not appear, was
summoned for being drunk and disorderly on Sunday,
30th May, at Maiden Newton.—P.C. Matamoros
proved the case—Mr. Hapsrlatendsat Gals seta he
hal been peevionsly curie:Fed at the Cense Petty
Sessions for the same ofienoe.—Flued 10s. and oats.
°trims UNDER THI LOOONOTIViII ACT—HIATT
PVIALTY.

14 luninc4. 24 I entail
Media. h IC ... h C.hie
•
Price. h ... 4 ant Mat • •
II
sh rid us. run nut •3 b Pnunroer .:•
:w four. c h Putout tr I h Piumuter ••
A. /4 tr4.e. h rammer ... 0 h rIIIMMer •
Lnws b K tot •0 Pm, I, K -pt... ..•
Steel. h Pleuumi. ... 2 h ;AM.
b Knt ... h Motown' . .• •
Mee.% sot out ... ..• ... Wu nt, h
spinu..... run out •.• ... 0 b 41.h1e . •
Extra. I Kr true .S.

DOILbET (..HOUOTT SCHOOL
bit Inningo. bid laalais•
ner.S K ?Lchnl., rtm out ... 13
Pluus...e•.c ,rdn-sy. U 4,00 h Mann ..•
ficAtt, I, D w4noy • 2 b %Earths ...
ti1.a.1.11 I I. ... 1
, K pt. svedner ..• .. 9 b awn ...
RI.. T. It at 491-Wodbt.

It. 0, b D .4dhry • I Dot nut • 4
000 ..4 A Ntarthl,hD .41410, I b 0
Ch r %LA n.. b D 0.10.1 3ii .1 Oet ,• 0
Wool., NI, h 11. ... 10 c oubetitute.b Ku= 2
. „. ... SS Bstras ... 5

BRIDPORT.

THIC WATlNSOPP7—^Vti—ccistur.onvenience ha. leen
caused by the fetlttre of the water aupply doring
several dare pamt. The failure wag owing to aqu
of air getting into the main, between the r...ermoir
mod the Litton stream. The entachief ha., b .wever,
been partially remetlieti, but the tonal Ptrong fi Jvi hal
not yet returned. It was a fortun.te C ten.netance
that all the pampa were net a1:v.1668d, or the town
would have been in a state of dearth.

DI 15
enicant. - A match was ploy. I here no Wednesday
be ween 10c..1 a.ol onbe Regis School teem,
resulting to ..n .sy victor • I r the vi.gtors 011 the first
inkling. with 22 ron.lo spare. The c,.ca scores were
--‘l,lo.•mb • loin, 80 rums. Blandlord, first inninds,
18 seced. 40.
[(gigaton Pak v. pora-t C rinty School. —The
Kingston Park Club gained an easy victory over the
School on Wednesday. The Pere greand id in anion.
did *sedition. Fan senses :
KINGSTON PARK
2nd [Beluga

14 Innlap.
Cant 1:•:any, c Hawkins, b
Kent b Plummer ...
Y.. W. M .rria. P. Kent ..„ 0 not out ...
Cant 14 ic 4 K •ut. ..• ... 5 b Kant •••
klacartnev, P. Hawk na..• I b Hawaii; ...
IL . W. A M r,41% ... 111
K. liatuphren c b 28
Kaaataa
Privat- Habotry, b Klnt
Capt. lii. , c Chick, b Kant U not out ..•
C .rporl hobs, c b KIRA ... 3
Pd.a:n N 41%. b 0
Pgivat. Runt not out... ... 6
Extras .. 4 ittras

SS
DOILSILI COONST SCHOOL.

C. H. Plummer. e Nub, b ... I
C.bk, b Ilseccuoy ••• ••• ••• 3
Mr. A. II .wkin.. rum out ...
A. 0. Scott. ,• Hurtle 7
8 II K•m*, b Martin • 5
T " '" Ho !..!4,17. b MC&tSI I

T tE e i•
Y. A Raul, CM ma, b MrUui
Mr. Cbs. k, run out ..• •••
A. Sharlaid, o Nub, 1. )ILivm
.1. L. Erni, c Manintl, b Martha
E k. Wool. n out ... •••

Mr. Thomas Scutt, ol Moreton, who did not appear,
waa antommed for an °Since under the Locomotives
Act, at Puddlmown.—P.C. Montan raid be saw •
traction eogine belonging to Mr. Scutt paring through
Puddii•town with “nly two men in crge. (Char.
ehoold have bean three.) He had cautioned the men
twice before, and Mr. Scutt,the oinier.—tined SS and
coda.

Dorchester Cricket Club v. Wimborne Cricket
Club.—A very interesting ,lay's cricket was provided
ou the Doobester Ground on Tuesday, wawa • match
ti ok place between them Mule& Unfortunately
Winebione root only nine men, which of COMM &Hooted
the total, but making every allowance we were
certainly nit prep &red for such a downfall is that
which ensue I. &Vim orne won the lose, and elected t &
bat. W. H. Pope and Carter went first to the wickets,
to the iowling of Fudge sail (lark. Huns came
slowly, mod Carter wan caught by S &actuary in Clark's
liiht over. W. It. Pope, who was beginning to diaulay
maxi spwiteil baiting, was .'mart y caugnt by F. B.
Fish-r benia.l the wicket. Darns having scored *even.
succumbed to Clark. Lrd Vangh in, whose style was
greatly admired. played well for his It. and aft.ir his
retirement the inning. son cl reed with the meagre
Intel of 45. After luncheon (which was provided by
film Dunn in her usual excellerit fashion) Dr. Fisher
and the Rev. C. L. Sanctuary c imineuceil batting for
Dorcneater tithe b iwliug iif Burns and Ellis. Sole
powerful hitting followed by both between, and rune
mine very last. The bowlers were several times
change I, but it made but tilde ilitlerence. The
Wimb irue score was quickly horde 1 an 1 matters looks i
very u riwinuisiug for the visitors. Mr. Sanctum,'
wan 'he first xi leave, being beaten by an easy ball
from lire*. He ha 1 hatted in excellent style for 24.
Tied in follomit. int .htr. Fisiser c intioned his run-
gettiniT, It,. hitting surpaseing any id his firmer eti atm
tor the club. He was at hot ea&ily caught by Pope.
Ilia innings included no is.. then ihree six's, and
Herr° Leon. 'He. however. g tVe wore than one
chance, but the hits were too lofty t' be held. With
these exce pti ni• his iilay was e xce II e ri too I charaot•rixed
b • hie usual vig .ur. W. Clark ili•played god cricket,
sail, during his I og innings for 35, made scarcely a
bad hit. The Dorchester men total& I llt2. A word
must he given for the Winter. fielding, which was
Iremarkably smart, barring tile longstopping. as the
"extras " betray. D.vit and Ward proved the moat
suceeesful bowlers. $ ores:—

H•WILING WITHOUT • LICIIHOHL

John O'Dmovan. for hawking without a license at
Portlaad, was fined 10i. sod coati, or 14 days' imprieosi-
usast—P.G. Groves provid the owe.

WEYMOUTH.
flonocou PSTIT SWUM. Thursday.—Before Dr.
Drew (In the chair), J. Luadie, Esq.. and J. IL
Hoboes, Esq.—George Herridge was brought up in
custody charged with assaulting Anus West, and also
with wilfully dsmasing two doors, value ls. and
respectively.—Mr. Percy Street defended.—Elmnith
Wort &toted that she WM 64 years of age, and she
lived in Town-lane. On the previous evening, ab nit
six o'cloolx, the prisoner came to her Isom, and asked
her to let him go through into Mr.. Webb's home,
who lived mixt door, as he wag looking for his wife.
She refused to allow him to go through, and he broke
into Mrs. Webb's boo" and, coming to her back
door, kicked it violently and broke it open. He
came in and struck her twice, catching her by the
throat and giving her ewe blows on the chest,
knocking her backward' and putting one of bar Sneers
out of dot. He told her if she did not get out of his
way he would knock her brains out. He
thought hie wife was in the home, but she had not
been there for six months. if. broke • plate, mower,
and bottle, which were on the table, and also the bolt
of the beck door; she assessed the damage to the
door at Is--Crass-exemined by Mr. Street: He wa•
• very pessimists man, and he thought his wife wee
in the house, but the told him, like a woman,
she wee not. She did not think he would have
struck her if he had not thought his wife wee
there. She did oot wish to prom the cam.
—Ellen Webb stated that the lived with
her met. Mrs. Webb, next door to the last withers.
She saw Kerridse assault Mrs. W. bb ; he -sought her
, by the throat, struck her twice, and 'chocked
backwards over • chair. When he hems to his aunt'.
home he asked if Ma wife was there, and she replied
no, whereupon he kicked the door throe times, and
broke the lock, —Mrs. fanny Webb said the prisoner
04m. to her house and kicked the door three times,
breaking the loth. lie SIM to look fax his wife, who
was sot there. Mrs. Yerridge had bean there earlier
in the afternoon, but bad loft before the prisoner
cacia—Cromexaniteed by Mr. Street She knew
the defendant's wife very well. She hod never met
&hymn at bet home. Kerridge *eked permission of
bar niece to go through the home, but wanes' tcld her
to bar the door.—P.O. Carter stated that On the
previous evening be was celled by Mrs. Wed, who
gave the prisoner into custody.—hir. Percy Street, for
the &both, sold that Korridge was a very passionate
man. and, ',bother rightly or wrongly, thought his
wife was in Mrs. Webb's house, meeting someone of
whom he did not approve, and thus he loft hi. temper
and committed the damage. Mn, Webb had behaved
very nicely in the matter is amiss alth did not with
to proem the case. Kuria,' was a passionate mash
and, taking all the otranatethoose into owasideratioa,
he hoped they would deal with the cam as leniently se
poesible,—Toe Chairman said they had thought over
the cam very patiently, and even if Herridee had
came for provocation he bad no right to vest hie
rage ova an old tonna. It was most unjustifiable,
and it they &wit with it a• eat assault they would
bare seat him to prism. Mrs. West, bow•Ver, did
not wish to press the osee against him., sod he melt
tab. much obliged to her for her laterandon. He
would be fined 10s. for the assault, is. the damages,
and ow* Al in all, and be bound over in his own
remptimaise to keep the peace for three months.
IMO* POWIIIII IMO charged with being drunk and dis-
orderly at the Globs Inn. and with wilfully breaking
a poise of glass, value 7... the property of George
Witham Parkinau.-41te prosecutor stated that as
the Previous eveniug the Witmer came into the home
and called for a glass of beer, width his wife supplied
to her, sot Isaias( the woman was the TOMO for
MIA at the time, but noticed it afterwards. Defend-
ant threw the bow about, and he Wuxi her to leave
the home, and, as she warn muttering asmothing, he
took her by the thrialder and pat her oat, and then
she staathed the war of glass. On asking her why she
did it, she said she Wanted to go to prison.—Dr.
Drew told prisoner that the need eat have dose that,
se if she ima gorge d° the vistlo6 an 440,6 WWI to
the sagorinteadest he woeld have locitedlier up *Bl-
oat brooking a pang of glass of the yalm of 74:—P.C.
Rand stated that on the previous evening be eree *tad
to the Globe Inn, where he wad told prisoner had
bream some glaw. He asked her why she bad done
so, and she replied the wanted to go to prison. She
tenfi the worse for drink at the time.—Prisoner said
she wise married, and Mr bathers I travelled with a
Poach assd 1,4 y. Hs was living with another woman,
and she had hien any from him for 11 months. Since
she had last him ebev*-.ld been gelling Bowers at
Bournemouth, and came bore ig; Wedneedee.—Fined
lba ant?., damage. Privoor re;:t wOW for 14
days in defeat.

Winitoana.
Pone, c I.l4Yee. h Fade. •
(tartar, c Sanctuary, b Clark...
arca. I. Clark ... • • •
V naghan, C Sy munga, b Syneyunry..
Eli,hPu go
II .v. P •trel. &beast
Yult.nann, shame •
I) 611* b Sanetu.ary .
Inidhaus, e Sanctuary. b Clark ... •
Ward. out nut •

DOR 1111L,TRIll.

Fisher, c b Carter .
Rev. Sanctuary, b D.eve
W. Clark. W .rd .
Mac trto y. h Davis .
Duddind, c h Ward ...
H. Symonds, b Davis ...
cU ran, Ii Davis... ...
c aud b Ward ...
Sv.rlvn,to,l...
Wild, n e Berns, b Darla ...

L 96
Dorchester thicket Club (Scratch Teem) v. Dor-
chester Grimosar Grammar School,
captained by the Headmaster, Mr. Kingston. opposed
g gerstch t..am of thy Dorcheeter Club on Wednesday '
(ciptain. Mr. Durriend and won an easy victory.
In the first ‘nnings the school we. n .t g Dt rid of till
80 had been resiss d, to esrds which Mr. Kingd so and
Tu tor obt iined 30 stu 119 re•pectively. Mr. Kingdom
is certainly an asloosition to 1) .rchester cri..ket. He
is a hard hitt,r, and ploys with a thorouth knowledge
of the game. As the sc we shows, Mowlem was a very
effective b issier. Mr. Darden's team, thanks to the
bowling of C. Sucoinhe, were got rid of for 33, of
which Niowlem made 13. In the second innings the
'boys" were even more difficult to dispose of, Mr.
Kingion and Tudor sc ring 57 an 1 37, the total
being 107. During the short time remaming before
time was called, Steele knocked up 16. Fall soave :--

GaAmsgAß SCHOOL

Ist Inning. 2nd Innings
0. L. Tsdor, b Monism .. 19 b Steele ... 31
H. J St-mists, b Steele 0 c and b slalom ... 6
H J Kiatdon. c St h
Mo +lens . . . Ii c and b Darden ... 57
E. L Kod.ray, konlem .. 0 b Darden ... I
C. Bane inb. c an I b Kmiec's I 51 'elms'
WALK b Ko•lera 0 Is 0 .srblu
W. Fa*. ars4 h M . • leng ... I run . . 0
fl. C. jrove.. b *mina .. h Nklebru . . ... 2
E. P.'s;• n NI 1
E. Josh', c Wilkinson. h Allen 2 c AlleabMonism... 0
M Tor. c Wlkni ux.
Mow,. ...II nlt Oct ... 0
Extras 24 Extras ... 9

TOLPITDDLII.
Bin &Bala A.aut Irgrg.—A very ancomedni
temperance demonstraam, under tbe auspices of the
Tolpuddle Blue Ribbon Temperance Society, was held
.ou Tuesday, May the 22nd. The member. and friends
amembled at Um Tomperence Flail at 2.30 p.m., and
formed • procession, headed by the Poddlittowu Bras
Baud, ender the leadership of Mr. W. Goner and
proceeded to the Milers church, which was kindly
lent for the occasion by the lien. Canon Ns*, the
much beloved and esteemed vicar, where an excellent
sermon wee preached by the Rev. i L &paw. ,
vicar of Wert Fordingtoo, Dorchester, who choeir for
his text I Corinthians in., 25, "For every man that
etriveth for his master is temperate in all things," The
lemons were read by the Rev. Cauca Nash, and the
prayers by the Km C. W. Nash. Mr. Rowland,
Puddiettwa.geided at the organ. The main was
full choral, ter Divine service the procession Wag
n-formed, • , heeded by the band, complimentary
, visits were paid to the wine:pal rmident,, the &et
' Irian being at the Vicarage tO Oink the &O. emirs
Nash for his kindness in leading tie bdatAkul *Much for
Ike occesioo. After leaving theVioarage thgyiecoprdog
to the Manor House, where the Banda of Hope We
favoured with • treat, in the way of scrambling for mats,
bineults, itc., which the youngeters seemed thoroughly
to *Noy. en I Mn. Horner's and the Way
kindness was thoroughly apprechaied • and Mr.
Mower's kiwis's. was Aro highly appreciated for ho 3.
tog his Mild fur the sport.. h. AA was next paid to
James Crane, Hen., lionthdrer H0c.... This latter
gentleman kindly threw open his beicititul yoschouess
and grounds for inspection. A large Manthei cf
patrons had the pleasure of walking through and
'round. which canned • soura of much admirstron
to all clammy( persons who lad the opportunity of me.
tag the various kinds of fruits. Bowers, Ao., which are
of outputting Lestity and splendour. Visite were
also pidd to Mr. Thomas Homer sad Mrs. Crocker.
A move was then maailio Ai rem persons Hall,where an
excellent tea was provided, W which • goodly number
eat down to enjoy the cup thnt •••cp but not
isehrieres After ample ludic* had been doer to the
good things provided, • move was made for the fteld,
where the I risadi apd elation sajoyed timeneelvm in
various amcwwaratg. Tb• leading feature was
gke dancing, which, of ,;.ourse, was largely in-
-1104 le by • considerable *umber of persons,
4,lrd light fantastic toe lc their Marta'
wo, stralas of pp. Ger eir=
wct•ltt, flat ktLitet•rirg was also well p
little band. ._ • ereeLapsci other anniesthentr;
and "Aunt Sally, eiresbui•oo if •'D°U-
thetheiwer.at°ll•ldtleetaak:, tdagLaatuproprrielyib7wt:tieeLloi.:4:rcksch do.
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