The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-09 00:00:00

irjrNlND;ffr AND NEW YEAR SERrICES.

i 4tvian ie the eineee-y 6 were, ..ur friend. the
NA.th An too f w... 111 40.
01:11i S.I.VIC • have I. r 1113 y year. .een one of
tin. i uti Is , ..-reII .• tee-,1 .41 41 ,A tha
I I'. t 1!..53. A.l) , f.. there vr. re .t I- at
• s tf ret .; ry g. i. We) mo It.. .4. " vre•ch•
~r.a. try a•• now Cul el.ml ni4h'
h in.. Ate de I hy ..-r. la•ge e
• . ..n' ti. •-e e. w. re .f a •0'..-tou a et.t.t.Ado

e p•-• ee ienc.* t.. th

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.• • fl I,t net g., W •••••e th t at tit.- %V sley .es
c•I. ,1:1).. :!, th re web @ la mmy c • ape itor-, •hs
.:.t 1).• aa..Zc CIIILIV rir a•.•I it si ea •is ,fie
• - an h.- ..1)••at wt.scla it will h•• sat,s•fioon.
a a-e in,. rz..ept cha•. i iced at
• r I la. a •tra. tu •le .4 wry-hip, to treate I
ai•-• i •ity •ott-11- an I • yen an ••ee-ani• it tot
••• rI I-c r-41wa .41•-• to gsthe I. C oyar.lai-s
• ' a.- r•-•.a ka .1a t•e e.rn•••it ararehipiere s. they
cit it I lii- 111,, ca-el in tra .t o•
1.• I y - • h• 1 wer • t -lane -cteht the fain sti
n t oat te the la to. --rviees t • which
• yia p" • -ta n rat ca-ar inhal.itaws w•n
tv.ir -th on h t•• • ran ••ta Sula•lay ni:ht. Tale
'1• W t ha. bee. tea e•I Pion. is se -Id
tiui•••. m' -I is '-waif• .1 •-• spy ...r ow an
•• at ,v 4 st. &Lunn I-air-et. 0.1,..W a •••ahstar.tial
I. ',SI ve -u•‘ an i •4 *hat the W,.yna
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.ie t• t. thw whi •4 G Meter thy. 11-•••
t 4 7 W•• in wArs'...l at ti P.an.l
$ u 4.• fr't n..t he ..ki •• .4 prayiwg
.h • ew. 10.$01 W. i iti I4lli ...ah'e ci ci •it was
tx ewe in it wu , •• y......tinselto
vu end it cif t 'the xi w ut pro‘wi agsiu
I" I• t w.witos of •I. pti.n oy
fell. ..roil( is n . aloe .4 I 'brim,. s
ewe ed .by rtp. 1r.,. Mr. .rn films .14 I.e
he. M tu

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At 4 M 's Mutli tits 1341 notn.ded at eight,
an the c• u-. 11 lighte t up. Aboot
h.. - as. 10 he c ngre.aloo he:a i p .ur it., Cu 1
ttel c intete..tel ris.thand • number of hymns used
.1 11-. A.t.ren • services, of which, by tail
w er- h... we ow th Lase n .uh.. in Weytuoutn.
Abed lit' s .wrete• wut e ommomed, bei g
e•.t..1.tet....1 iw tie It .1 IL et, reetnr, the Kee..
.T. • 1 Barn's. b-ing ..re.et.t, also the
'ha' ,er AZ ••e .. Mr. S. •4. Milie.le;
in f •it that *tt.o, es. ...taloa. AO fe • tin phse4s4
of t'i...• .rah.pier es.ll in bie or Ler -eat, awl that
ea. were a-I everythisg seemed
ff--• ;nor- full. pr I..re ; or tbs. so twain .ry
••-• Ti,.. r o:..I floor of ths church wan
ws •.• f I it' a I .r.h. MAU-
111,t w' 4.• •w. rszu y sttso I the church,
ti ru ten hal in mb rn • f ths UN.I%, COM(1,11
• ...I, tt.-r, Jo. Th-v sang the pproproite hyum
h .ur of I.r•rsr,' so. t alt -et .1. t, Arising
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ant to con lu.t the ...fetes, said the;
• • air should we wieh apend the bow hour
, /I .ir•a, sn.l that would be • fitting way of spending
th• lad hoer of the year. We would sing • lima
we. when Israel off-red prams th.t the glory of
9,- !red filled the temple; and we would say the
11,aty t .gether, for nothing could he more OroPar
thin that, at the 144 hour of the year we ghoul
tr.ll- otarselvea before God.—A deep fe ling of
p.reatte the huge congregation
wt.-. •by y the isoserfol app. ll—
'l'. t....re m Tee L 0u..• bright h.II of *0 4.
nJt• ta fair rimy, harkens timer along.
K rn, ro•on, odi roses
in. eater, enter now.*
Tt• • we. coistiblval so the It •c•or announce!, the
I. .•••yleotot joiteal in by the kneed.: seseurbly. Luke
• , 11, the matchlees period. of be Prodigal Soo, Wan
r• I. an.l •Ise ,ector deliver.d an hope. salve addreor
fr.n. G-nesta xit,l2—"Eaclpe for thy 1f.," graphically
th. wieked danger, the flight of L
a, hi. family, and urging on all who 1.-t1 not dose ao
• liae from the wrath to moms, to flee to Chrivt that
11. may say "Y. ur aits. are forgites4" for His bbs .1
• wadi aw.y all sin. He then retie 1 all to el& G.-d
•4I Imes atm how us ••ur owu real 'date, whether we
h d from Etriom, or wEethsr we are still
n. prlrer w ten • ff-red, nista the
c •
'tack 32—'I 10. hr theo d• livered a.. .d.ires•
I ring tit New year, wed g those who had come
t • (*lurid, but still v. re rot hem.), t . assume them-
k put away every sin, and to adopt
.1. tinit., e...11..ti•00. to pray at .li.dinct sesame., not to
I, diverted fr to loaner I.y bil.il6BP4 or pl. wire ; also
I•o orale tO. I. rd. tabl... au,l• het lii. .....
o tiding kn.n U. lock, ant when 'b- y• are hare rolled
way. a... 1 thew shall .11 to Iwo*. tb-n *Ufa an& I be
the welcome of tha. peed iii. Swann • wit. 'bed His
to u.—" Well '.0011.1 .0 d and f &brut servant,
••• tat thon into Ire joy of thy Lord."—Amot.g_ the
Lynn. toot ware " I tear ..1 oh••wers of bless.
• '• 0, God of Bethel," and the la.t was " Abide
• in... fa.c the eventide," the service conduct.
ing with 'the thank•giving and the bleseing.
.tt S'..f•.hu'a the ht a• tot, w • C ~,ducted
by
th. If -4 , wi•i. oh win the Ker.
-11 ilte , 1 the is th- ring was oul'a sill Soot, ea
"ii. :L. the toiaer-lf - we .1-et, n I h d the °hoo:h i•
i •Ire sr ds. of •tre to 'rhey c onmeoce. 1 with
IL r a-te 1 "Tor .ugn the night of doubt
a-. 4 a ~row," when toe !fey. Vie., save • short address;
▪ c 4regatioo dined in lute C .nfeeno ~ awl the next
I. to .• "Lord. in t.ia . v 111*•CY'S sh•.rt
P f llnwini5 and the Si •rip•ure real wa. the
Ti. o. I nista v.. II TONI.. M"r" prayers were ffered.
"ad they "A few mor. ye..r. al-all ro I." • abort
tr a, .u.. 1 .Ite n-st hymo wa " I 'Aye sad manta
.1 tiyi. Atte a short pasted for ...lent prayer
WA. the clock struck 12. slew wools were apo*ms on
lb 'il.' of the New Vow, and the first I, yes.. was
" as lam the sere cc ondullug with the recce-
*Waal Ern,. "Forw .r.l, Christiau soldiers." The choir
1.1 th- very sonority oily. awl the congress.
It 'ii heartily joined.
11.nk-h iildinga was alw. the ',nee of a watehnight
a trice. continc•-ell by Mr. Humphr.y. in the absence,
i P.ealth, of the Kan. .Y. Trafi e.l, who leui
..hlortsl, it, dm m -ruler "retina-, ;re rch sitting.
T, erena. earnest as. I h-art' inging and prayer.
...ce.t •4ch In hat ;erg- reg..
•,l al ah" ma • inr i•• every VIAV. Th.
key. J. Wool preairt -.1, so 1 the Bev. J. Lewis, of
• Chap-I, gave a.l wt addle a for about VII
sicnist,-, urging the nereoi ty of obeying th. command
-'' Whets ever thy bawl h.. eth 1, .10, ilo i. with thy
4,i41.t.- He urged there to be preoare 1 for raroest
If v•ens ~ult.-.le to the oc we'. sung,
eal the 107th Psalm was read. T o in notee before
the Lour, the podor read the were', boo John sir,
...di •• Arise, let us go honor." rive minutest of
idlest p rrrrr were offered, sad they closed with a
hymn and the benadiseiss

A better athendancs than they ever remember
before gathered at the St llsronarrnsroad Primitive
Methodist Chapel, in fat it wa filled as much as on
• Sunday evening. lie,. J. Pickl,s led the service,
and moan. of the local preacher, gave short adde.....
They ope.ied with minim,, and prayer, the 91Ith Psalm
was ead, and n portion of the epistle of Jllllle.. A
friend from iwindon also spoke, and Mr. Pickles g.ve
the last &biretta. mit,gled between the
other and before 12 there war silent prayer.
Mr. P..•kle, Rail a few word., a I Va.," ..4,.1t
•• C .me lot u. ..new Our j .11,ney pur.ne."
Aftervrar Is the I, ida 6 og at to Cisap I .loor. sul
deo ,rtwi after wieni, g raga .dher • "Map'', New
Yea ."

li..pe Chapel hien I- ha I en early prayer nue
enialueoiciiitt at or w•••• gm. ft • eit. tura.' up. siege&
tug the putt ir, lice. %V. ker a, th •ta.n th-y he.l hire
at "watrh ,leht" a fret' h-eara he." e. Tee mortise
yr.. fairly eiimaree• ; !wit kit • 1111,1114 t. he
the previa'in, taehi•et. Alter., earne.t ne.el tir
thr text being the
paetur ilietribut the matt., mnia.
RAMO ae that whirh ir wi.lely throng...en the
Inc lon Siontay 7.0n00l Volou—" Thee wilt show tee
the path a life."