The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10 00:00:00

Correspontrnct.

THE RECTOR AND THE CHOIR.
To the Editor.

••r Sir. -.lrl t lima. in armorer to" Layman's"
letter I h iitia i Viet he was a pers.ia rather
••lull of eutapreheue 1111 l lie spliarefit'y e ite,l not
have reed my latter pr..parls. orb. +wilt have aeon
that I diatinetly Naked the Ree,nr ill belie) ohj• et)
t.i ens •er it.

do not., what right L amen " bad t
answer it. But now lat me turn to hie remarks. lie
says that if the choir good • little wrang and repeats
auflhiog amountiog tt [mirk., it is quite right that the
Heat ir should interfere. Just en. But let me ask
'• I. it right for the Rector to interfere with the
choir in the miner that be haa, daring Div.na cer•
•101, thereby causing an uproar. etc.?" De' Wray not.
If there is anything wr.dig, I any, let the rer, sande-
man .p. .k to his choir &hair the •drice, or at the
practice..
Now, sir, if hir. Layman " spoke he reople of
omen .0 non.." on this point, h. would si the
maj dity 1 tltn I agree with ma. An Muer
thint—ancorlimg to Tents. tits C .ofession ehoull be
sung, mid, for the ino-t pan. iabacreemy. " !Avow' "
Goer ieee ,•El I am, .• ReVeretio opt, ha se lust At
all h.: arab." Nat no. / say let it be a .011".• in a
prop .r insane II also .aye that he ehoul I bk. t
see other clergy do the mane. Yrs ! and no doubt he
would like to me how ether people take such diaerece-
ful conduct. Lastly, he 'minis the choir ta nine the
'endues with their mind IN Well *a with th.ir
Pee"P• ' " WO'lld not obj•ct t be reminded
of the MAO thing tilumeit.
Tit conclusion, I beg to stets that for the hours I
shall nt r cognise any leiter., inapt they are dice d
from the Re tor.—Youre truly,
ONE WHO ADMIRES AND TAM THE PART Or • GOOD
Dorchester, June 3rd,

MR. HIM Elm-ATMS,- —ill-.1.. arrive 1 in the town
en last, and is staying at the Bad n Hotel
, Nsw POUT Ma —The p tutu was. this )ssr has
commenced ab int three weeks earlier than usual. sal
it is ma I ab rier cent. ro..re pot*tee h ire bn
crown this >ear ia Jersey than het year. The Jai.- y
barb iur is full f boat. from all parts waiting fr
cargoes. About • thousand tons are brought into
%Veinniuth weekly. A boat tin,. in daily, and on
MI average brings in about 150 t nr. A very trials.
• had is anticipated.
Two miaow. accidents happens.' here on Tusslay,
awl both suff errs ha 1 to be take,, to the llorvitsli
The most critical ewe is that .1 a in irrie 1 man name'
1 E hound Lamb, a... IW. and be wss eugag don one
of th, potato b Ms, when a tali of potsfeits fell on his
bead, severeiy cutt,ng it, an i causing cone
cussion if the broli., and his ease is prove:raced
• serious one. In the other cam. • man nun da•or.e
Fisher. aim I 29, was at wok at to, otatti.n, and wm
ID the at 1 cmrying sow pipes dorm • link,whoa
be slipped, in 1 Alec del bit thigh.
AT the fir u,;li owl on Wel. r.a.y, K.t.•
Ciarke. of Liverp..l, oho ism charred on toe previous
day with drunkenness, was again brought up in
custody ski. miming on a aimilar chargc—p
.c.
Carter found her In GI iocester row drunk, and he
to 'k her into custoily.—Tre pri•naer said she only
had two half-p4ins .if Me. brit the ..I;erietendrint said
slag was ismist'v drunk, end screamed like • mad
wonsan.—Fused 10s. or neves days. 8a• was reword
In cristody.

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dentrfau.—Arrivals l'remi r ( ), B mule.
mouth, pa-sei.gers; .11e.secgers_ 11eers P 11 'e.
slides (s). IS ,oriog. ..Ir• er.o Ain. Pkovtu-
ed-; Vultur. U.), &Amide I, b•rum,
8.-ighton (s), Fiiabor, Cher, ours. genera • Aquas (),
Pointer, Jermy, general; Cyanos faits, J.-rwi.
tensral ; Bee, Wow's, Shoreham, nil; Q teen.
Facetious, die, nil; Roy Iliad (e), Taralyn, J :raey,
potat... ; Great-Western 1.0. bank.. Ma". nil ;
Sapphire (-), Hostas, Jarooy. potat.ges ; M i.thew
Owen, Jones, H art ; demise Gam, Mut v.
II sad, Newca.tie, coal; Strap Fell (s), leftist, Julie'',
ostatoes • gulches. Co .ptr, Hutlepo fl. c ...I; Ada,
dykes, I: citaant.—Sehings : Roy Read (4,
Taatlyu, Jerwy, empties; Shop Fell (8), Tartan,
Jeraey,empt ie. ; dspphi re (4, ilunt JarNy,erilp:lNl
Aquila, Painter, Jerwsy, g I; Cygnus, k'
Jeseey, general; VoltUre, Blampied, enerbourg,
geom.( ; Bright .o. Fit.her, Ch..rhourg, genes.' ;
Pacific, Lee. ; l'rioce, liaAll, Bdurne-
in ruth, nil; Empr.e, B .w. mg, Bturoemuutb, i a.-
..angers ; Frieda., Master, Bournetis nib, p•lteng-re.
BAUR liobliar.—Aitho ism ths InajOrity of the
oh 'in were Masad on M.a boy, the town wise sun. -
whet lively by the greet itlla• of visitor* to our
pretty and well-a:Jeered seas. le place. 'rho LS eat
Westirn Railway .'otrip Any ran ii. lee, thou nine 'iv
cor.iou NAIN, I•Air being Wolverbasupt .. and
Birmingham, the oth- hum B. betel, T in,
gc. About 2000 idirsons (revelled all nigh;
from Birmingham, the trans leaving about terelt•
o'clock, and reaching Wain] ub between sic esti
5.000 o'aINIC •,13 I lay turning. PIANIN,tra Irma
the other districts were •er v liner-us an lit wat
estimated that or less the ..10.000 persons visile.l Wey-
mouth duriag the day. There was u•.thing •.I Ilnport.
&nee going on, and visit oil were Co_itented tI
perambulste lb town and id 411,0 A 10. M the esplanale.
S one indUl,red In a NA Witte, others in a row en the
barley, whilst the to re javentle ventured a mount
on the donkey.. During toe afternoon riCUreionm on
the water were made, and in the evening if., sta•ion
protected • most lively scene, the platforms being
crowded with the visitors weiting to go home, and,
thanks to the offloi,o/a, all were .I«potched without any
odthap. The rail w.iy company psovlted no lees titan
150 cordage.. tor the traveller.. • fed of whom loot
toed t-alas In the evening and bad to be soot home
the sex. morning. I. additiN to those who citine to
Weymouth by sail, about 3,000 passengers arrived la
the town during the hay by steamers. It Is vary
soapy years ago doe* Weymouth was so tall as it was
on M ascii").

WEDDiaO.--41 watt iatereat was takes In • wird,ling 1 The vivo wv. ea,. 'el in the Ber:ack 8.0111.1 Mk
lellioo Wad pertortned at Hope Chapel, ou Mei.d,y (titt..l.llni dui •I ,•I, la Vlos cal ales War• b o•teht eat
last, wh -o the Rsv. E. E Ctsel, of Wareham, we* , owl the beaJ gol .i.. I • e N ~•10/1 A .th so.
married t t Miao Carter, of Wefal path, awl one of .tto , A P ''''.l ' a ''. ''.
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nano on a as I •,.. us s 0.1, r mu 4411 t., 0.'4. .a• • Wei,--.
teachers at the Coagregatbasal Suede, Seboo's. Die i wee •
eent,tr,,i • , rArt..o dap.' liowirmoir..•
we Whig party WWII driven tr %b. eaCre.l boo dog its . a'
two carriages, and the knot w.s ted by lb, put,.
On the Isop;.y c tople Navin.; ?no chapel they were
ehowered with rice, awl they bit Werboutu tor
Devonshire, where Vier propoe. to .p-u•ltinir hooey•
moon, with the be.t wi.he. of • I who knew tboos.

%VEYMOUIII utcycLn ci.un.

I.een.equeoce et the u .lavourable *tete .4 the
w a' tVe ti.e.d tt eveola2, the tuawberef tbie
Club e uhf nt tea !tt.k• th it ripp ti..ted J UT ey t
N• Wt., A run t., W i• OD the Pr ['mho.
It We y t ext. the 'tart to take PIIbUD &I 6
o'clock It 01 'h. 4't le.