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

DOZOISSIITIIIL
Dowser Count 111011/ITAL —The committee bog to
1110k11.ari•dre the receipt of the followier additional
amount+ naive,' ethos last Wane —Oollsotl n et
o,rogrogational Chore& Maiden Newt in. El ;
1100 et Sid hurler, Chien-Ten, £3 3.. 31, ; donation, Mn.
ORD11•11011.—Tho Moist ordination of the Bishop
of Salisbury wee held on Sunday lost in the
Cathedral by Bishop Kelly (noting trader coolotlodoni
Doacono—Henry Atonalities' Kthoedy, B.A.
Trinity Collage. Dublin, and Salisbury Theological
Collage, licensed t the cursor of Oilliegham, Dorset,
Charles Arthur H'llliseneon, 8.A., of Trinity College,
Dahlia, Blurred to the curacy of Bridport, Dorset.
Pests—Tb• Rev. Frederick Wavers, of tho Loaders
College of Divinity, and ~eta of Blandford Forum,
Dorset' the Rev. Hoary Read Foster, B• , of
Beaky Collaits. and Ridley BA
shad curets of Wareham, Dorset; the Rev. Charles
Artbor Hook Smith, 8.A., of Kehl' College. pit cid,
and curate of Weet Fordington, Donut. The Rev.
°Yorks Stuart Shepherd, of St. John's Hall, High-
boys,. sad =raw Holy Trinity-cum. St. Peter,
.f unbar', Dors.,t.
Tmanatroa Marrinc.—A gelatin in connection
with the West Bordington breach of the O.E.T.S.
was held MI the parish schoolroom on Friday even-
kg. There was a fair mundane', and the meeting
cat= oast by the Bev. O. Li. Sanctuary
sitar I'M Chairman offered a few remarks in
the thief speaker, Mr. 8.. U. Hilroo,
orgasising secretary of tile dioceses, in the coarse of
whials be alluded to the effloulty of getting speakers
to address the reastiag as a restos f.tr sot havingithass
gathering more frequently. Mr. Wilmot' then gave an
earseat and eloquent address, insisting particularly on
the duty of rescue work arid of Pylori to help
theilvidasil effort. The speaker illustrated the lecture
with numerous theodotes taken from his own persona
*credence in foreign part.. Ile spoke warmly of the
=7os of the non.abstaining branch of the socesty,
:irtlte duty of men who belonged t) that breach
dolor some work for the cause of temperance.
Wlthout inslating cm the absolute necessity of
total abet/moos for everybody, be warmly advocated
It to meet the wade of the present der, and
espeolelly for ;the sake of ItS uenotng those who
euffered from the affects of excestive drink. The
address very much interested the audienoe
Obairmas, In the course of • few easing remark., said
• friend of hit, a publttha, once told him hews. unable
to attend church on a Suably because be was obliged
to tray at borne to the that his public-house was not
open; and that if that were • true reason it we not •
cr.• far astzt.; teas wrjv"-vco.sn..v:L. :Lilt where
One
Shur** far tZtlitass =oaf, thousands were ke;
sissy altmether from religion *Wing to drthkitur
habits. The rev. gestleasas then /item of the wetl-
and Ems • massy point of view._
_mad showed how
that arpuseak tootsch it might he desessd • very low
oak was really • vary mound Christian argument,
because it was geseroMy the wife and family that
imihred toosUrom interopename—The meeting was
brought to • eon with the Besidiosioa.
Ihrnzunnare ST TIM GRAMMA 80100 L—A very
fl=ier=oes 44T:or
utarist
mwm. gives at
vhs. thee, was
a eteemedesee, 0041iprialag II my of the priociphesi
hthadtaste of the tows. The t olsool bays bad bow
eaddsosalt trained by the Road Master sad
sod Klee Weida& Mr. T. M. It= had stowte:
valuable aid, and the swam in
Illsk plans nem:4W great wadi* on therladka and
isstimess. Assaaad la the progransme