The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-04 00:00:00

PRIZE DAY AT THE DORCHESTER CAAIIIVAR
SCHOOL.

The .h•ti pbute.ii .4 iwiteg at the 4:rai 1111 l 11. Ncleg4
t,,,,k 4so Wedneinlax_lagt, the ple.vging
perf.irine.l by •.ajor wino sery kindly
left hi dutirg Si the Clllllll for the 'atrium., There W 341.
large gathering .4 the frienilo .4 the w.1e.4 and
parent* ,4 tb. gelnilarg.
The 'ch./at...nil was very nicely dec.irAted f.,1
occasion. lief..., the cen•iii.iny t. ..k
place the 1..11,,wing 14.4tranitne wa. per

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Part song " Loth. it., Ilorn.•r.•' Wel.leant,.
The 4,14,•mti•• &tow was well pinywl by Mr.. Kinipl•no
and Morgan, and the yhoir 4,1111.4. f N 14.1 1441.A411111.44 port-
tnejg rely mit...hilly. Ili•igie., mi., p1ay...1 Tour.'
""/'"/,' ),)•••edill2lY *olio hi- Pr‘sres- nine. we last
heard kin. living ,cry Ili:1110A, Ale' old, a. .1...., his
master, Mr. Stout.', gnat englit. Th. trio. " ark
I.' thy Voice.," sent well, th. ieihi ii.e..tigiii. 144•111 g
41010114.1 V noing by Illooloron and Tialow. C. Itascomln.
wan applateled for hi+ inaitt40rt.....1.., an•leablecott'n
lionworon.part.nong on. ngyis WI 111111 114.,11, y I. ppr... 5 .11.
Major Witti %%in, on .li4ribtotioig the jwiso, said
Mr. Ringdoil loel kindly :..1...4 I .. ottend there
on that orywion t0p...01t th....• oer) Ince liiiiik. for
tinier wit.. oery notch de...ro ...I i hem. 11,- ~1.1
" kind," lad he olid INA think it 0... quite kiwi.
hethien• it lond put 1 • 1111.4 a *4•ry .linagreeable
ptoition ow 5. tv
oandwich. They fuel nom, sery nit'.. Iwovul noel loott.•r
in the nlosin• .4 yaw. awl 114114414. 4.4.01 •• 111••• of 1 . . 4.1.41
he 6,4 i.. do the diongreeable iort in ill.. middle.
(Laughter., it wan. be looming! thew,. 11 great dowl
pleasanter to 1.• 0i tile awlieinrr thin' to lie An actor
in these iwocon.lilig.. Still. the prise. 114141 114,11 N 4411.
and it wi. roily right they dpoilol be ionieented,
1X.C111140. 1•114.1. represented an amount . f real lion,
work : and that ilien. man thin amount .1 real art
wan testiliefl (iv the fart that there hail been neveral
lasso it. the i7aosiliriitge tan-al Examinations, which
wen. ninny.. K. .4 thing. to hose, Inglitine before a
'mower 5 elitiongl to ...nil Ilk/ any bov. it All In. 111444
in' 141•441ty 4,-111111 '.l tlo.• oo:inn:ter if the work to by
414 Ale, •1141 tho. o.liar.tetet .1 the 'nit.. .1 generally. Ile
~,light it tentitied t.i that fact, and wan inced them
i, .. oh Mr. Kull/dot' know what ill, Inovs could
do, awl what thee rotold .1.. 0t,.. ovrtainly owing U.
hi.. grent A(1,11114411. 4 %Ma:M.4441 114. 111.11,1 to nay
a word .n ma. to the li.,s, ;mil itithielith he was Hid
going to preach a A 4•11414111, a hat he x A. going lia iiity
was ~,it iif the Itilik, atol aa. rewl ow A 114"44.411 thnt
morning. It is AA il .v111.41..111,11 41141 *44ry aell for the
uchool flaw., ati.l .10..11.1 tone .i 44 A 1.•••••••14 .41141 a warie
big to them " When tle• wine i. iiednieted, hn
nwriveth kelowleslge.- Non the., a... owl§ a thing.-
word.. going no 41114• par an.l ...it of the "'het, noel there
liVrtl• A Knoll many .totpi.l nisi carob... bet, wit.,
receivwl p.lenty .4 iiintiniti ion Ind little knowltsige.
He was lei, quite mini if the tulle thev
aiwnt in nor 5 hut isintristi..oi in Ilim ne10...1.
hut lie was non. of Slit. that is io• inn.. get knowloglife
rout .4 it, int, t0n1.... 1114• If 41141 1t•4•1 kll4 M 144111:44 'Alt 44 it,
they had better stay away altogether. There was in.,
matter he wished to refer to, awl it wa. the hoot time
he heel mid anything in Ikarbenter .inet. a dear old
relatise iif hi. piiiiiii-il itssity. Ing..liew Iwo was
mire. if nl4 %.4•144 • 4•% el. 411.1 carry that wit t.,
tlog• o ery foilhot. .1..• .1i.1.M Slo• o a. an old
latly. being nearly 1.411, awl tin.). IP.* Pl. 444111.•
her noodling anything lAlt what was thorrnighly
... ttttt I. She never read novel. or any trashy thong.,
Ind whatescr book *lie reatl 5 ery few 0,01141 catch her
tripping on the content. of that book, for she read
coon. line .4 it. He belies lorl the loop. who were
1.. receio e prize. liad learnt I lowoughly. It was it,,
11. e W•ing ti • nehool and thinking they could he idle
tett.; mild gain up by a npurt by and I.v. Mr. Kiosiftlon
knew, and all the boys who received Prize. knew, that
if they trust., to spotting they would never hart. nue..
oreded ; it was thaw who worked steadily who watt
the prises, .w at all es twin ibietirted them. Cosi had
not given all knit the mune power .4 intellect, but Ile
had given to all the power of working well. Thet-
a)l had prisest to win thinottgh life ; let them
do their bent t.. feel they deserved them. i Ai..
planer.)
'The following in the jwite lint -his: inity.--Set I ,
(in.* VA 1111. • net IT,, Iskird Runic. Tudor Ina.,
l)notgh 111111., kddlien. Form IV.-French, Roper ;
arithmetic, Rupee. Fonn 111.-Englinh, Burch.
l'ope. (rt will ; Latin, White, MA ,• arithmetic,
trnenn ; _ White ma. Vona TI-Latin. Hodge.
an, ; French, ISt, Hodge.. mi. • 2nd, Wright; mat v'
matica, Hodges mi. Form 1.-Latin, Morgan; wiener,
Tudor ma.; French., Morgan; mathernattee. Tudor
ma. • English, Bartlett. Prise., for honour.. in th,,
Camtwidr Local Etheninations- Morgan, Tudor ma.
The ean-Maerga (Mr. H. N. Kingdori) said
before they terminated that part if the proceedings
lw wished to offer • most hearty vote of thanks to
Major Wdlisma for having been A4l kind to conic. and
! ay the prizes, and he wished al., to thank him
for:thespeech he had nude to the boor.. Ckpt.lauseol
Referring to the work of the nchool dioring the past
x. r. Kingdon said in it echool lik.. that, wh o
Cro:ng... od in a special nusnner ti' the town of lie.
cheater, it had been their aim to encourage that Lind
of cduststien which they believed to be most approved
.4 I.y the people of the town. With that object in
view they had given a great deal .4 attention
5... Englinh subjects, niathentatoro, science, and
modern languages. But there was a iwoond
object in view etptally iinowtant with the
lirot-naniely, of training up a number of boys
who tlwy hooped in the future would go b. the public
echwolo He now had • number o 4 boarders. mist
.4 whom would go to one .or the other .4th,' public
nth...Lk and this was the second "Nett they had had
in view in aniaidering their course of work. Another
thing they had never lone sight of was religious know.
ledge, and they had a lesom in divinity every morning.
1 f eir again they met with difficultly., 'scatter in a
school like that they lust sane boyn who were Ilisaii•
tern awl ...tow who own. inevulamo .4 the Church of
England, and they overvamt• the difficulty iii. the
earn.. nay AA in the National Schwobs, by a conscience
clause. He looked upon that day as one of the land.
utarksiuthelirogreteillthe lkorchnoter fjrainmar School
becanne it woo the tient ti tttt • in whicli they had had a
foreign e xautiowe h examine the nchool. The froUILA 4.f
that examination had heyn very satisfactory. on the
triode, and all tlie boy. wl,, 1111A1 gained prises had
thoroughly deserved thein. Tha Rowd.tnaeter then
MA•11,144114A1 AMlllr of the remarkable ntatt.inents which
&layered in the examination papers lii the Enclinh
jaler .jitentioun were asked an to *wow abbreviation..
moit among other" was soaked the meaning .1 •• C.V. :-
tlwy reeeioed the flolloWring answer from us
13411' who evidently had his bead full of the
movement now going on in Ihirobeater -
" I hornet Volunteers. (Laughter.) Another boy, also
a promining ncholar, game thy *tenser " Dc/V I
very." o Laughter.) I it reply to the creation. ' hy
did Najnoleon go to Egypt r one boy wrote, To lice
sell the Suez Canal frotn falling into the hand. 44 the
Engl6ll.- • intaking the sentence, ' Wilkes_ charged
the King a oth uttering a lie from the throne, one boy
said, " "ilk,'- ch the King with uttering a lie in
his
4
tliront. - 11 ter.) Another said the French
Revolution led tat quarrel between Fox and Burke:
and anether in paraphraidnir " }tweet lawns and fel.
low. tree,- wrote " Brown lawns and grey fallow
deer,'r air. ICingdon then exinewied his thank* to
theni for 00111111 g In I.llCh nunibera ti euPPoet them mt
that occasion, and said he felt Bury they
had dome an became, they felt tigress interest
in the Dorchester Oreatear SchooL (APPlawil.)

The
grammefonewieg was the nosed past dtb. Pg"-
r-in
(virrlia) "Bnurr (S. Jacoby)
Hedges, mi.
Part.rinug.... "The Lark " • INtendtiliwohnl
Recitation "La ilain petit canard'
MeNei!GrOVVII, iv., ltamen, Hnd.. tnao 11"dtr".
ill, Tilley, Ina., Kingdon, Wnght, Gnite*,
Itinhop, Smlttrh, in.., Hodgen, mi.
t plartet t •." When Eveninren Twilight " liatti al I.
Cleather, Ihinlen, Stone, and Kingilon.
Solo "Gavotte" • . .(11acfarrein.
Kingrtiin.
" "
Singing Claw.
All thew. itcing were well given, enpercially King-
din, and Hinlinni Hatton'. ilunrtette
.10-**(l with grent delicacy ot reeling. The Fnincli
recitation wa arlinirahly opokem, and in apirlyitrx the
moral of .tinlernen'il farrow'. ntory. Nionn. et•
liope that though mine ot hi* mipiln wer.
at preomt "ugly duckling*" in reg.rnl to the French
Imignami, that they would lu •in Micmac heamitill
nunit.i.l \l'M:rune.,
Thank. h.rving Imen trivon thorn. who land awanted,
and cheer. given for everyborly, the cianpany *at
ilown to in luncheon.

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