The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22 00:00:00

SEIIIIIOIIIII.

WIDDING.—.O Tunis lay Mies &lenient Cowing,
daught.r of the late Rev. Ito'vert Owens, was united
In matrimony to Mr. Harry James Pspeworth, of the
Inland Revenue Department, Somerset Roue. The
happy event had been looked forward to with much
interest, and the villa 411 presented a very gay appear.
anoe on the festive nocesi to. Leading to the entrance
to the church fir tree. were planted, and over the
entrance itself an arch was erycted. rags an I other
tokens nf rej icing were disphyed by the villagers,
and the sacred edifice was tastefully decorated. At
eleven o'clock, the hour appoint I for the performance
of the ceremony, the Ina Ming wari filled by the friends
and neigh...um of the bride, and the villagers. The
bride wee attire I in r em collars I She way
ettYnded by two brilesm Is, Miss Ring and Mks
White, her consins, who were lreseed In p sle blue silk.
The bridegroom was supported by Mr. Pitcher an.l
Mr. Brown, rintl the urna, was polormed by the
Rev. C It. Meyo, the ricer iif I. ,ngbort in, ...liced
by the Rev. IL it it ricer of Ba •kland New-
ton. At the c .ncluel ill of the service the school
children strewed fl 'were in the p.th of the bride and
bridegro rn u they left the church, the wedding
mu. h being played on tee ti VALI. The wedding
breakfast was partaken of at Glenwood House, and
afterwarde the happy ciuple left amidst the frit
wisher of all present on their h ineymoos.
presents, which were both costly and DUlZlfirOnet
Included a haodeome silver salver, a present to the
bride from the parishioner.. It was supplied by Me.
R. Adams, o' Sherborne, and b irs the following ins
suiptioa :—" Presented to 1111.1 Cosens on the ~coss-
lop of her marriage by the inhabitant. of L ongbur.
tea and other friend., with their best wishes f her
future happinesi." In the aft .r.l .11 the children of
the pariah were unattained at Lea, and lu the evening
the p trents set down te • r. I .iinner. Penni*" in •
marquee y Mr. K. Prag,:eil, of the Black Horsy Sher-
borne. To. II•oril.dor Bead played • selection of
amain in the evening, and during the day the bells
rang out merry peals.
FATAL AOOIOENT ON A RAILWAY.

f set +The • as d axi.least bagel the foreman of the
r,..ds' depattnant at the WIrI r, et•t'••• • torY
steal? an mucb recanted official, ha. been etet °sod
It Sherborae ever sine* the Ilse WWI ''P.a.d• Ur. We-
le" • al bll.coPlfut to craw te, line, unhappily lorpettal
that It* up express Pea dee. lie bad marl cleared Ike
outer tall whoa tike upset came up at axed (plod

and very ei:e ,tly, as ths wind was blowing strongly down
tho line. He seems t have oroachel Omni isoinnwlint in
an endeavour to reran, as his Mad was greatly Injered
by the buffets of the eagine..hiot rent btos ro Sd 00al•
pistolv over on in, down (SW. Whoa Ink's up it
I,op-d, 68 no bons, ogre broken. at be 111 I uot miero
sat rely uncourcious, that his Is) liflo Unnuk err, gime
woull not be lanç eePs,•4l, as ha sob owed mum
twinly without ens difff:toty,but ho Med usual.'•ly
niter his adounion low the Yeannito HosoitaL
nista this affair tm more oni ts Mut ISO of his
deo/Inure cane down from tows by IM next tins on •
visit, and found their fatWr d.se.