The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-29 00:00:00

W&ZIXAK.

Ermastos.—The sc.amb .14 Toicrapli made an
pi :ur.i .11 1., 13 .11111.03,14411 00 Thur.d .7 eVel2 14 I
leaving &steal' at 4.30 .n I returosn• to H "ow thy
la tins* .0 c rtch the 990 train trout tha: • a lon.
About 150 persons took advautage of the be•utiful
wow br. a,,d ell thoroughly enjoyed theirre-Ives.
W•liilleal 190 Poahnot Dims. The I.oa .1
Government board have confirustd the app dninsent
of Sir. Francis Daniel Lys (CEledICAd offiou. ot the
ROO/ medical sub..liatriet) to be also the medical
officer of health, under the Public Health Act, 1875,
of the whole rural sanitary district of the eb•ve
onion for one year, ending 25t.1t of inly, 1883, at a
salary of £lOO.
RZTORS OF T 93 RsaroN THI BET. B. P. ST-4/3.-
1)0 Monday sniping tite Bey. H. Pelham Stoke., who
has his. away to America for a abort time, returned
home, whoa be wee mat at the station by the members
of his Bible claw who wore present to give him a
welcome home. The town band also put loam appear.
ice, and the bells rang out merrily, the reception
siyea to the Tee. geatlemais being altogether of. very
fist ering description.
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AT til;meetieir—of the School Attendance Committer/
heti ..o Toes lay lac, subsequent to the fortuaghtly
nt. 'tier ,f the B ~rd of Guardiana, some eases of
.n of the nye-laws under wh•oh the comini tee
5.1 we e c .uri .iced. lb. offe,os w, the k cpdi •f
Ciil Iron by their parents frritu a ii ) dorm., th
inspect...a and examin rti di by tid. Majwty's
inswetor of schools. The clerk wsa directed to write
sir 'ugly t. soda parents and inform them that it ties
ewe again occurs they will Do proceeded sgst'ult for
the pdpiltiee thereby int-wred. The shark to write t
fire of the parishes rduroed in arrear with their con.
tr.bmions, end inform them that unierdi p rid within •
week they will be 'unmanned b -fore the m.gistrates.
CooIITT PITTT SISSIOSS, Toes lay.—Before Captain
Ilawkworth (in the cheat) and G. Burr, E.g.—Joseph
Mi. was stuninone line being drunk and riotous at
Btu 'hid on Augud 711).—Drfendant did not appear.
—P.C. 88•Iitils proved worries of the IMMuuMe o.r
defendant personally, on Auguat 14th. Heal*, stet di
that he was on duty on An met 7th at Stodlatid, she
hi. attecti.,o was cared t., defendaht, who was drook,
fightini, and making u-e of very bad language. With
the as.istan e of two men, who were there, he got
bin away. --Al this was not the d fen iant', brat
off, mr, the Bench ind dad • fine of 401. =dile. coat.,
rr ~ae mnuth.—Jsuree Arnold was charged with
lb...ling a honer to stray on the highway in the
perm, of Bore Regis, on August °Ch.—Defendant
pleads I gullty.-1.. poi lug sentence the Clisirman
rema.ked that be had been previously fined b.? •
similar offence, and would now hive II pay 2s, an.i
coot., 5.. —A German war brourld up in curt..dy
charge.' with begging, an I is he wer unable to ape
Englieh, it be•ame neareasiy t, obtain •ti interpreter.
Fortunately, Mr. Bamford, sol ic t who we, present,
era autSchaidly acquainted with the leagues, to make
himself On tempo I hy the prisoner, and he woe soo
ru-
IQIy aworri aa lowrpret r.—Fr lii t,e constab s's
sucement, it appestat that he saw tit- pri.oner be.ging
from door to door at Chudrh Koowle, and fur" ease
hour° he ref ured to seaway until hoher been supplied
with brawl and cheese. He h ••1 ,c•ived sevrr.al com-
plaints shout the prisoner, who had he n aboot the
ti•ighhourhood Irr the feat fodoight.—Mr. liemb rd
elliced from the prisoner that he had come from
Aura. ic I, and that he h f .rty or fif y some-
where but it wir, imporsible m•ko out whet...—
The Bench dismissed the case on primmer prowl mg
to leave the district.

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Bnt STAIPPOND MID LADY Nommani, with two
ether ladies and a gentletnan, sidted Abbotsbury es
Wodneedey aftarno..n, and were shown our the Ilene
sad swannery by Mr. Mark Hopson. They after-
wards sidled the gardens and Abbotsbury CaeVe,
shown them by Mr. night., the gardener. They were
exceedingly Interested and pleased with what they
maw, the ladies much admiring the gardens.

SWAMAGI.
PIOUTABLII Biu —Mrs. T. Howe, of Ulwell, hes
bad from four old stock. of bete 30 swarm' thi.ieMOlL
The (did was on May 7th, and by the 218 h of the
Pam. month she had 10 more, making 11 swarms by
Use Zit of May, which le a very tinueit ii thing.
COIIOIIIT —A conc-rt no. Veri ill the
Mowlem Inetitute in aid of the foods of the Institut*.
The programme was as follows :—Part I.—Glee,
From Oberon, In Fairyland ;" eons. "Th. Scoot,*
Rev. A. H. Ellahy ; pianoforte solo, " Deposit° in G
Moor " Oast movement), Mrs. ltloNaught ; trio,
"Bello h U del," the Mimes Luckhain ; instrumental,
"Overture to Taoceedl," Mrs, Holland and family
Miss Huth Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. McNaught? sal
Mr. Soniienschein ; song, " fdidehipmaa Bevy; Mr.
F. H. Polo; gong, "Mv Mother bid, me," Mimi
Luckham ; port *one, " When the Rmy Morn.
"
Part 11.—Indrunge0tal, solo:deo from " Her
Frebobit a," Mrs. Holland and family, Miss Rutu
Lawrence. Mr. and Mr.. kfcNiataght, and Mr.
tionowiechein ; wog, " •Go nt " Ml..
Dorothy Pain; vet, "The Iron Founders; " song.
" Th. Uutchm ' Mr. &Doty ;el "Revrrie,"
Mb. Roth Lawreoce ; song, 'Early Lore," Mr.. Y.
H. Pejo ; piatiolorto solo, "Skating Polka," Mn..Moliattgbt ; eon, " %%so Sparrows build, Mile T.
Larkhitut; glee, "T our next Merry Meeting;
" God Save the Queen."

BLAMDFORD.
Aooinurr.—A young can mulled White, employed
by M. Lithgow on the Langton Farm, met with •
sad and serious accident on Monday. He warn in
charge of • horse, which he sit a, bed to • origami
without a halter, and the animal plunged about,
knocklog the young man down, breaking his 1-g, and
severely Injuring him internally, from the ell,cts
which it is not anticipated be will recover.
BAND or BOPS FAT'. The annual f4e and picnic
of the Band of Hope in counection wish the T
Abstinent* Society of or town was held on Tuesday
(by kind pereeladon of die Talbot H. B. Baker, hart.)
ou the slope facing *tension Hou•e. The children
asaesubled in the Blaedford Marketplace about ooe
~',l ck, from whence they were °myopia in about 20
vehicles, lent by friends of the came in the town, to
the place selected for theft, some flee miles distant.
Arrisiog here • prYceesiou wa. fumed, rO4, beaded
y tebturmiuster Newton brass ban I, it perambula-
ted the al scent village of dhrotoc, returning to the
so pe, where a bounteous tea was provided by the
o muliwee for the Baud of Hope and feminism°.
Ch or, Each child was provided with lib, of alike, and
to. ed Utils,i, After tea numerous games were in-
dulged In till sit o'clock, wh-n a concert was given by
lb_ Blaodford Temperance I hoir of 50 colossi, led ma
the h..rinonium by Mr. G. W. Ease', and conducted
by Mr. J. J. Hobbs. ljdottunately at than p-rail
tie cab, what had for some little time 'notions y
tt.r ateued to fal, came on iii • di haling manner; but,
k, to some wide overspeeadiug tress, the pt.,
grAtiain• was tom, through with ',recision a. follows,
u..dsr tn. preeidency of the Rev. 01. H. Fyn's-Clinton,
rector of Blandford:—Opening hym (tune Mekombe),
oh .ir ; anthem, "u Praise the Led," choir; chorus,
" Temperance Battle Cry," choir ; song, "Water from
Lb. Spring," /dr. J. W. Blandford ; chorus, "Answer
Mown Ais I" choir; song " Whistling Farmer Boy,"
Master J. Vanner I part @WU, Away to the
Meadows," choir; song, 'The Lugger," Mr. A. W.
Bartlett; part soog. Follow your Leader," choir;
duet, "List t, the Convent Bella," Mimic. Hammond
an Pond; song, " Fbi Wearing of the Blue ;" part
song, "Drink Waier,"choir song and chorus, "We
snail do it by-sod-bye," Mt. A. Hobbs; part song,
"Light-heart, I are we," choir; part song, Away
we go," choir; National Anthem. The return journey
of use numen,na company was far from being pleasant,
aid in direct contrast t • the sunshine of the out ward
jouroey, the rain damn ling uniuteriupte ily, and
causing many a thorough soaking, from which we hope
the little one/ will feel no ill-efloots.

111TIIEN1 NOT NE NEWTON.
PETTY SESSIONS.
110eDaT.
Before blarwood Yeatman, M. Williams, ii. 8.
Bower D. H. Sorrell, au l F. Webber, Foga
Er. Daah.....1, of :.tusuitoster, applied, on behalf
of Mr. Alfred Taylor, brewer, of Stalbridge for •
license to sell beer in less quantities than 4; gallons.—
1 hi. was the smallest qu ditity he could send out
ardor bi. brewer's Banes and this application was to
enable him to send out bottled beer. Toe notices had
been served, and adverti.d in the SAtrborise Journal.—
The Bench reltut.l the application.
John Guy, of To lb r, was summoned for sinanithig
James Trete, of Marohull, on the 6th of August.—
There was • rose summon.. --Er. Dashwood appeared
for Trew.—Frein the evidence it appeared that Guy
went to Treer's house, and because he o ,uld not get
supplied with beer, being tiri wor.e for liqtrir, be
knocked I rew down twice, after buttiug at him with
his heal. Trew took shelter in the cellar, sod Guy
then tried to enter it, and threattned Mrs. 'Lew, who
prevented him trout d in so.—The Bench tined Guy
10a and 10s. co ts, and disinis:ed the 0P.4 11111:12111.11.
Stephen R se, of Sturininster, warn summoned by bin
aunt for esearltine bor.—Thoth seems ti be • dispute
over a small trob.d, which oomplaii .nt alleged vros
,eft to her and her eight thither, and eider.. on the
day when the auault was committed .he was about to
enter the °tabard when the defendant up with his bet
and kuockld her Into the ditch. She kiiocked
dowo twice afterw.rds. wed .aa mu I all over.—
igllll2ll He. cot-rotor...ed.—For the deleuce au u:il I
....u, named JINN ICAO was called, and stated that
he made • gate to put up in the orct,ard, and own.
plainitht refused to let him shut it. its di 1 .44 and it
was sin oohed to vecae, and • little tree, which was
with apples, was broken down. lie cent for
the def.n ant, ant when he appeared on the Scone the
oompiern.nt ruthed at him s•veral time-, and he
pu.he her btcle.—The Bench tined the thfendaut Lt.
as 10.. co.t.s.

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Thomas Northovar was 6ual 10s. an 1 84. costa for
Issiug orttak and .lis..r.larly aud disturbing • religious
mewing ou the highwsy.
Joe-ph Wilds, of Child Oaafor I, was 6utsd 61. ad
3s. 61. coats f -r allowing s 'lova to stray, an 1 for a
shofar offence Gw.rge Knott, a Sturolluatar, warn
finwl 6 I. aid Ya. 61. c at..

Charles We-t, of SuilbriOgs, was ordered tl psy
Lll.. 6. and fb. costs doe towards the maintenance
of we tn the industrial 'oho 11.