The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25 00:00:00

POOLE BOWINO CLUB.

The annual dinner of toss Job waa held on Thursday ,
'voting last. at toe Actnop. Hot,l. aud woo • must
sujoy.blo edam. About OP au doo anl this catering of
hoot Masa was all mat could be *lased. mud gave great
estsoacuon. The prowiderat of the ciub (0. B. Akindua
I. prunded. the rcpt.= (Dr. U. A. isowfwa) occuPYtug
toe ViCo-C.11.f ; and 104940 pre.sot wen Asearo.
Pup., r. K. L lia44s, U. h. Ihmuswoo. L ULU. C. 11114
jun.. —ldaldeu, C. Li Wenn.r, J. li.soltina Or...aurora J.
Cuariurn (boo. secretors). F. C•arlun, Z. H. Poore.. J •
Irma. J. Danford, jun.. D. l.,eg,—B.roott, if. J.
Sioenh.m. t.f. J. Hento...—W.clhaa,—Whit...ck. U.
Urtbrna Si A. W•niew.rta.—Huyfins, M. J. 011,44 A.
dc.ns. C. Ki.. 10.1, C. N.wuog,W. Y•r•.,.• J.
Brown. W. V. Good, J. stosti.los. J. 1`• A•Y. A-
SIA...et, G. P.xcey, k. Asc., to.
lentJts wore tenured (coos C. SCUlNtrilf, Seq.,
So Janne Colquoccao, ben.. H. gut Hun. GO. 13.1nOnck,
OLP.. lion. Evelyn AlL,hley. ALP., T. C.'h..tflold
lieu., Oho Litftral caw:Sidon) ; and the Hero., J. A.
Lsorson (the vna of Pecos.), J. L Walnuts, A. K,mp, H.
1. and U. Horan' ; and @errant other gonu.nte.
.XPre..lll4l 10. tr ntszet tint ony wore union to be
I prompt.
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After the usual loysl toasts bad been given from the
chase, that of the Army, Navy, and Reserve forces followed,
Csptain Bu DGZ Lieugeheitt Messier', Captain IkPawm..
responding.
The tout of thy eveninx, "the Pools Rowing Club," "MS
proposed by the PRZSIDINT, who spoke with pleasure of
me flourishing state of the club.
Dr. LAWTON replied and mentioned that this was the
10th freer ti toe club's existence. Ile also re:erred
to the quration of the building of the new boat,
whi rh has !seen entrusted to a Southampton arm, a fart
Hist ha, been goinewhst cs•illed at In wome quarter,. He,
h Maser, explained th .t triflers were invite.] awl received
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from reverel firms, aol toot ..f the S nittiammon firm
being toe lee.. IL was accordingly accepied. Me further
eougrstolated his hearers up .n the goof account the club
hat rendered of iteelf lu toe variour matches oi la.t tea.,
tnt concluded by prop oi ig the health et the President,
which oar wrroily received.
Mr. ALDRIDGE, wtt hts been Creel fent of the club since
It. 1...nu...H0n, ocknowl,dged rho compliment paid him.
and then gave "Toe Health of the tie iretary, tiro
Treasurer, ant the C amnia.,"
Mr. Jo. CIISRLTON. t lee cot try, gave a roseate acmunt
of toe state of the cu', and s .11 the (Drente/ are in a very
healthy erudition. Toe y bat at pets int enrolled ..n their
I, mks 71.1 roe log DlOUilaers laud wryly X/ honor rry mern•
bees. Ile bolieved, when they becsine poasssacd of their
fore boat, they w .u!ai be to a 'motion to c limpet* with
any club on the South coast, and he had no doubt thet in
the coming eeama they oold be seen "to the front on
nun)? r:fic wi one., . _

1100RINS(treuereth and Mr. E. S. IL ?mance (a
member of the contindt Oen responded.
The CHAIRMAN then erup 'Med tho "Health of the late
escrows. Mr. A K-y, woo i•uitsbly
-Success to Kin fred Cllfis`—the Rol Star R 'Ming
Club, the Bicycle Club. and the Cricket Club—was then
proposed by Dr. Laerron.
Igr. Bytom replied for the It id Star Rowing Club.
Mr. A. STREET acknowledged the compliment in behalf
of the II cycle Club, rent irking upon the gratifying fact
that at the lwit *port. at Poole the Club carded off five
p-A•d, ant at Bownern mai no leer thin nine.
Jonssoy, for the Cricket Club. combett-d any idea
t Want exat that the club wax going down ; on the
c ntrnry. it wee in • very flourishing condition.
Mr. WaYridtwOlt/U, the thte secretary to the Club, spoke
in • similar Awn. and in pool of his remarks stated that

list )oar he rec su uciiptions t , the amount of nearly
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and resiguins office be handed over the Club free
of ell encemlirsuce.
"Sur ere t, 'he the lawn and C unity of Poole" wee
then trupwal by the Clialitle•e, who coupled with the
toast the amuse of C ainealoell Karnes, Marston. and Bodge,
ueb of when eepra ackuowieognients.
Dating the eVenill.: seine ituirable 1100 g. were given,
among those who kindly obliged being Mawr,. L•ig.
II &sins, Preircer, Wile, Vebher, F. Sweet,
Bernet'. Watt.ewortn. Score, it
Mr. Birnett ably officiated at the piano, and the
FolJntger lirisse band, under Bandmaster Shave, played
silections during the dinner.
A ruost pleasant evenint was spent, and the company
ilid no: break up uutil 12 o'clock.