The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-10 00:00:00

WIRBOANI.

TOANsellte.—At the above sessiona the following
trtnefrrs were allowed—The Barton Inn from James
any to Charles Taylor; the White Hart, Wun-
lie, frotn the executors of the late T. Chingl to his
Mrs. Ellen Chi.sell ; and the Barley Mow from
.1 Long to Jesse Puttock. Temporary transfers
„ granted of a henhouse at Pamphall, In,m the
. sc a r. ~f the late limn, Lambert to the extcutor,
re F. Huntley. and Wodayates Inn from John
dames Wadh,m.
I.O.G.T.—At the weekly session on Monday of
" Star of Wiushorne" L pclgs of Good Tempters
proems wee the order of the evening, and six new
members were proposed for lb. Order. One very
toter-sting portion of the session wane collection of
tot fl were gathered by various members of the lodge.
.‘t the clams of the session the flowers were carefully
p eked and forwarded to the County Hospital at Dor-
, h. PIS:,

Vf..t.ssV T auermiteranws.—On Monday evening,
'it 10.30 o'clock, a severe 401'01, socompamed with
h-*iv thuud,r and str.our liehtning, visited the out-
,drrts of OA, town. lly 11.30 the sky cleared if, nod
w .• then beautifully clear and star-light. However,
to4wren one and {WI ..'cl cle in the night another
ternfio storm broke over (and seemed to rest coin-
if.tsly Over) the town for a considerable time, with
.u. 4 vivid and continuous lightning, moomminled by
Lord& ensiling peals of thunder, mid • tremendous
.wnoour of rain.

Ws have been furnished with the following details
nf onr Sunday School., which, according to custom,
I. published in our Church Paper :—There Is a slight
Increase in the numbers, both of boys and girl., while
there is a decided Increase in the average attendsnoe
in the girls' sch,e,l. The parish Is fortunate in having
pitch Nahum superintendents as Miss Parkinson and
G-0 ',I Niacleau and en faithful and earneda bdy
of iunday Schoofteachers. Number .4 boys on book..
It 4; average attan 111008, 110; number of girls on
1,0010.150 ; overate attendance.l4o. After disbursing
all nc not'. 13.. 101. remains as balance in hand.
. .

0. the illth met. it is proposed to have a tea at
C lehirl. o dray for those inhabiting that pert of the '
Itte object of such • g.thering is twofold,
pedly it is • means of waembling together in social
red friendly in ercou,se the members of the congress-
ti, n worshipping in the pretty little church on the
roll. an I partly it ii t rails) • little money in order to
or Aile a-me b-tter lights for the church than it at
p event he..
INSTICR REPAIRS Fein). —3ub4criptkos received
since 1%-t pohdcation :—Mr. H. W. 181.1. n, £3 3..;
Mr. binnel Clark. £2 2t ; M.S4 Janes, Et lt ; Mr. J.
4. Goof. El ; Rev. R. W. Fairhank, ; Mr. C.
Crete. 10s. ; sale of rope pa.ed 1 r realtridingl, ett ;
r.gal, £ll 7e. The Treasurer of the Parochial-Nor,.
Fan I will be obliged if those who have kindly praudeed
sebecriptionv to that load will be god 'south te pay
• hem 1., as soon am convenient, at the National
Itank.—Taken from the Church Paper for
to n. ath 1.1017.
:WM/AY e•ClIOOL TILLAT.-•01k Wedeeeclay avenue
the echolare atteudiag the Wesleyan Sunday School,
with th-jr teachers and fti-nds, epest a few pleasant
I. ore in North-end Paddock, very kin Ily lent for the
• a-in by Mr. R. Elcock. Tart chillr n having
-'. in the schoo'r •orn at hal.,,ast five o'clock, the
•I;,..rua- rodent (Mr. W. Syni,nds) 004 teacher.
Uvrfrie I them in proceedon. They then marched
tot ,u..h High-street, the Stowe, an I .a est Borough,
preested by the Wimborne Town Band. Having
arrive I in the field, they were eon supplied with
re'reehine Os. after which they indulged in a variety of
game, arid rtuuliog f..r Ti, Rev. T. and Mn.
Rrei.,g, al, the Re.. \V. T. and Mrs. Gill, with
oev,r .1 of the leading members of the congregation,
t It part in the pr c •edina. There was A refripsh-
meot stall, presided ov-r by Mr. 0. Moore and °thins,
which had • very fair amount of patronage. The baud
duri4 the eve.lug periormed several 'e'en. ions of
rowed arid othor rnueic in a m it creditable manner.
At 8.30 the Nation II Anthem concluded a most
plear.ut evening. wire, wan heartily enjoyed by all
present. The weather WAS 11301 It propitious.