The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30 00:00:00

WIMBORNI

hit.. VOLUSTUR PIM DIITAIRCTIOII.-0.) Mn.
day virooing the F extuipany Dorset Wile Vo
asveinbled in the euro Ent:hang° for Lite inirpoe• o
receiving the prizes C., asu pole, I fur receutly, In,
tuationlate of which may be expected to •ppear in on
heat hone.

t.itaMTMAM RAILWAY TURF/N.—At (h. versant ths
the pas-euger and loerchendise tretflo I. unusueli,
heavy at this station, cooing much extra work 1.. t
empl.,yeee. ic.
Woonrasne V. TIM Cllitelllgn
two_ Wewerful Rugby clubs played their ret irn mac
at isuborne uu Saturday. Them were a lag
notntor of epeotetare on the around, who ehow-d f.•I
,nterest in lb. game. Up till belf-tline the regime.,
were very hard preamel, the Pall being for th,, .re•to
pia of the time within their 25. arid Esyliee, f,.,.
• PCI itnalike in the centre of the grourol, by • brill..
lon i,btained a try, *haat Winfield eaaily cony•it-
into • goal. 'during the avowl half the Cheshire
droned every Itette to equalieo matters. L•odt
.Ihoimondeley, and itayev esosci illy .li.t.cti.l roc
theineelves. Their •fforte were nearly rettat.l.s,
fur, from a full catch, Lamb by • splendid aic•
oent the ball eying just below the Worn-
horns czar 1t.,, aid • little hoer Mullein,
re compelled to touch down in se:f-d,faiioe.
Deopite their exertion., however, the sollists Wet
...bits to score, and Wimoo,ne this. won • most in•er
aa,j,,g match by one goal to iii. Besides thoee m-n•
iioned above, Loff ad Spoils (backs), and How.,
3lan6eld, and Badden (forwards), played well fo
Wimhorue, nudlß,rkl, end Mellor mndered go d Ir-
vice for the regiment. 'res full teams were a.
follows I—Whaborne—F..Darie (hack), F. E. Keyne.
J. Slew•rt, A. E. Carruthers (three-quarter back ).
I. If, 'stiff (Captain), S. E. Sitwell (hell-brick.), H. H
Howe, W. H. Ilantield, l Budden, H. K. Tripp,
Pike, I'. Mans, VI. Fs Wallingford, K. Gray, W. B.
Mover's (forwards). Cheshire itegiment—Sergeant.
asjor Birkby (back), E. G. Dumb (captain), H. It
Cholmondeiey, C ilocir.Sergeent White (threeepaarter
heck.), Dr. Mc/Carney, Sergeant O'Brien, Private
(helf-backs), D. Hughes °aglow, Sergeant
Mellor, Sergeant Hayes, Sergeant Roche, Corpora'
Moon, Private Yen,-li. Private Looks*, Privet •
iaadey (forward.). Umpiree—Mr. Rural Patty
(Vimborne), an • Mr. W. J. Ilirkbe (the regiment).
NATIONAL NOMOota caturniAs TIMMIL—On Thurs-
day limit the reholars atteudiag Bross schools reoel wed
prises fur attendance. The prime were too OttlttOrou•
to enumerate. consisting of °rake, • great and usau,
collection of different articles of wearing apparel, and
a boa of tcys ameivable sits and chaps.
some of which were °Daly. In the atomism the
Infants assembled in their room, accompanied by their
parent., and those to whom the duty and pleasure a
dietribu beg the various arliclea Witt,. busily occupied
in the work. In the evening, about elk o'clock, the
elder echolare assembled in their nepenthe whoa.,
which looked quite gay and tempting. The prooeol.
logs commenced by the caldron eingins two Chrietmee
part-songs. Mr. Ohlelett, the iodefetigable secretary.
then spoke • few words, alter which the dietzibuti in
of presents took /104Sla little enjoyable time. There
were two tree., which were decorated with frui e,
sweets. lights, exc. The several other articles were
attached to line. enanended from different parts of
the roles in connection with the trees. Every child
received • present of more or leas value. Q later.
roaster C. .llunckton, and hie brother. Corp rid
Muncktun, of the Q.0.R.Y.C., ale° • younger brother,
greatly unwed the youngetere with a musical and
military dieplay. Mr.. C. Munckton was the
acoompenist. Mr. Taylor (tlatiter of the Workhouse)
added to the plosion» of the meeting by reolefing,
with hie usual good ability, "I've Loat my Child," and
"The Little Fat Grey M. 0." Then I Mowed a c ,n.
▪ rabla amount of cheated. Including the don. •of
prima, those lobo bad taken part during the evening,
and for the =sober, Mr. L WIDSO, also the nioureol,
Miss White. The jueeniles took
_precious god c irs
not to omit "Three cheers foi Old Father thalami, ."
The cheering having suba led, Mr. Chielett Wien/
addressed them, and the meeting thereupon closed
with singing the National Aatbem.