The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14 00:00:00

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1h4.1" FRIENDLT SOO ICTV. - It has wen decided tn
'Pen a juvenile branch .4 the &lame ended"' at
B.wiar Inc Imys Iwtweem tlwagn. .4 10 and 10,
he admitted under the following wale paynimita
par month will wean. 30.. M. pow wyek in eiels•
ne", ; 314. we month win aware In. lad. Per week in
m eulww. lledical attendance at the rate .4 74. 1.19.
i11'4114. There are alai table.. for death ;ay endow-
which can I... Waisted of the 'reward,
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CAREX! COMPTTfTION.—The second competition for
the elver watch took place lad Saturday. It was
presented to the Swanage Battery, 14Hanta Artillery
Volunteers, by Miss Ihcwra, and is valued at about
£7. The ranges were 200, 100, and 500 yards After
some good shooting Sergeant George Vye became the
winner for the 2nd time, with a total score of 50 points..
It has to be won three times in auceeeion, or five
time in the aggregate, before it becomes the ale...lute
property of any competitor. The 3rd competition
taker iilam next Saturday.
Stars Ctta.- -At the meeting held on Tuesday
evening last, it was proposed by Mr. H. Wareham,
seconded by Mr. J. Speck, that the Mellibelll of this
club by paying Id. per week, to commence on Tues.
day, July 21st, should be entitled to a supper at the
breaking up of the club about Christmas nest. An
amendment was made by Mr. H. Hardy that any
other person not belonging to the club by paying the
same could join the metn4-n. in • social supper It
warn put to the meeting an carried, and several mere•! berm and others gave in their names.
I Rein or Hors CLA.M.—The Chalbury Band .4
: }lope Claaa had their day's outing on Tuesday last,
and owing to the railway facilities Swanage WWI
I selected. They arrived here in the morning
and every place of note was explored, and
when tired .4 exploring they all met at
the Figure Head Coffee Tavern, where Mr. and Mr..
Wareham and aaaistant+ did their best to eupply
the wants of all, and, we are ',leaned to add,
gave the greatest satisfaction. In the evening they
were all called together, and under their conductor
(Mr. Sheds) left again by train, all apparently well
pleased with their day'a outing.
Feminist or THK LATK Man, WALUER.—The funeral
of the late Mrs. Waller, took place On Monday last.
The first part .4 the funeral service was Deducted in
the parish church The rortivt left the reaidenee
shortly after nine o'clock in th.• morning, the priic
cipal 11111 l omen. here were her father, Mr. Si watt (of
North Ketoington), her husband, Rev. F. NVeller, ke.
The coffin MIN completely covered in every. part with
wreaths .4 most beautiful flowers, sent in by kind
friends The service wow conducted by the Rev. It.
D. Travers, a.eisted by the Rev. H. .1. Maisel. A
hymn wee ming by the choir, and the Ilead March in
Saul warn played by the organist. On the body leaving
the church, it waa conveyed to the station and the
"'"Vge proceeded to Vauxhall by the 10.15 ism.
train. The second pert of the service' we conducted
by the Bev. It, D. Travers., at Keeled Green
eratrterY. LHIHI.Hs, in the afternoon .4th, same day,
in the presence lOf a very large number of penena,
amongst whom were Nome of Mr. Waller's late con-
gregation, her late claw., Ike., who also brvught with
them many handsome wreathe and bunchcs of flowers.
%•rs. Waller was well known in the neiglsnirliood
Notting-hill, her husband having held the "flier of
curate then: for Deng. tune prryjitllll to his coming to
Bvianalfr, and many of the larishioners came there to
pay a last mark of reaped to the ninst.,ry .4 the
deceased lady, who we ao well known to them. Mr.
Job Smith, .4 Swanisge, %ery ably carried out the
funeral arrangements