The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01 00:00:00

VESTRY MEETINGS.

WSW, or NON-PARIS
NT. pins's.

A vestry for Cho pariah of St. Pewee was held on
Thursday morning, whoa Mr. G. Pottooy presidad,
and there were present—Mr. H. burden, Mr. IL
m Bascobe,Mr. Frank Mills, Mr. Young, Mr. Peach,
and Mr. T. A. POMO* . Ito% T. W. Z.(pg
and Mr. %surge Politics were re-elected am members of
the Burial Board, on th. proposition of Mr.
H. Borders. scoots:led by Mr. F. Mina—The Burial
Board aooossta for the year were preiontad, and were
as follow. :—For the year ending Isl March, 1884.
Reoeipte : Balance from previous yaw (in bank),
Eat Ist SI. ; amount paid int. bank by Holy
Trinity, 1131 64. 81. ; amount paid into bank by*.
Peter's, £22 18.. 74. ; arn mot paid Into bank by
All Salute, £l5 10e. Si; amount received toe foss,
purchase of grove spacse, ereotioo of headetosse, Au,
and 83 interments (six stillborn), £79 10.. 61,
ba'anos doe to *lark at end of year. £l2 4.. 41. ; total,
I:200 ga 51. f'sysiesta Balsas. doe to clerk (paid
by *bps. from Board, 18th Jona, 1883), £l4 8.. 111 ;
salaries, 669 8.. Si ; superman...l ou allowance
(Eyre.), £lB ge. ; rector's and esiton'e compensations,
gr ;tith.. 62 41. Si, rate. 14.. 21., £2 18., ;
Knight and Co. (.tationerr) Ell 14% IL, 0. Von
amount for o ottract £3 17e. 61, £7l2'. ; malotenanoe,
repairs, be., £l6 91. 81.: £156 3.. 91. ; balsa°,, in
bank at Isl March, 1814, E 44 5.. 81. • total,
£9009,. 51. Dated tbi. 30:h day of May, 1144, John
Hass!, James Miles, auditory for Ow parish of the
Holy Trinity; Thomaa C. Pouuerr, Benjamin A.
Hogg, auditors for the pariah of St. Peter ; Charles
Parsons. George Greening, an Mora for the parish of
All Sainte.—lt was agreed, on tie motion of
Mr. 11. Bascombe, seconded by Mr. 11. burden,
that Messrs. B. A. Hogg and T. C. Foamy
be appointed auditora—Toe fullowkg notice was
on the wesda—lt will be propoes.l" That the amount
to be paid for the purchase of grave apaoes by non•
parlablonan from and after Isl January, 1835, be
double that now charged to non.parkhlosere for the
purchase of grave spoofs, and that the foes for the
luterment of non.parishioners In either oleos, from
and aft*: the sante dat those
e. be double now
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charged for the iutermVut of win-pariehionere
in elm. A."—Thle found no propoiler.—}&r. POlifeil
read the following letter receive! front Mr Arthur
LAk, clerk to the Board, which was se foUo ire :

Ebroheater, 17th Joao, 1‘94.
(inttlsmen.-1 bag to inform you that the above Burial
60. rd at their Isis nosettog rem .I.ed—" float n •iew of
the rapid manner in which the C meter, is filling up, and
the probable nonentity for the early pursue. of more land
to *Giulio the same, di, amount t be paid for the par.
chaos of grave open,' by non parishioners from and after
the let day of January. 1.M15, be double that now charted
to non.parlahlosers for the purchase of grave epaciee ; and
that the fess fee the interment of soo.pariehlonere in
either olam from mil after les same claW be double those
now charged foe this interment of non-parishi toe', la
Class A ; and that the olerk to. Instructed to apply for
the consent of the ve.tries of the three perishes to the
proposed alteration." I have to request that you will
bring the metier before the vestry or your parish to be
held on Thursday, tha Bath last, and let me know the
doesion arrived at. The nonage of .647 y for the above
date (at which the election of members and auditors, and
he pr.iduction of die Board's anoouote to the let March,
18011. will take plans) ars herewith inoclodd. together with
the abstract of the accounts referral to. KAU, let me
know the result of such oloctiJa.—Youn truly,
Aittguit U. Loci,
Tit* Overseers of the Parish of St. Peter.

Mr. 11. Darden : I take it that even those who now
have grave sponse there will have their fees doubled?
—&I/. POMO@ : It will apply ha all non-parishioners:—
A brief discoed= =mod on the subject those
present being generally opposed to the pro/owl—W.
H. Darden thought it would be very bar opon non-
resideate, and Mr. Young remarked the poor people
wonld undoubtedly suller.—The Chairman: I think
the Burial Board will gain nothing by it.—Mr.
Bosoombe remarked the non•parishionere were very
few.—Mr. Young I suppoot the preeent spec) will
lost this generation through ?—Mr. :Usoombe : No.—
The Chairman remarked they would shortly be com-
pelled to buy more grouni—Mr. H. Darden remarked
on tie a 1.661311 R, of the Board getting the land
adj going while they had the opportunity.—lt wee
ultimately moved by Mr. IL Darden, and escaladed by
Mr. F. Mills, 'Teat in the opinion of this vestry no
alteration is peowassry in the existing scale of fess
chargeable to noo.parishiacers. either for the put,
chew of grave spaces or for fees for interment."—
Curried noanimously.—The nest be:guess was ton on.
sider the following letter received from Mr. Arthur
Look, clerk t a the Thrchestrr Uniou Asmeranent
Committee, respecting a new valuation to be made
for the Dorobesiter Uaion, end to decide on the steps
to be taken with referiece thereto :
Dorchester. 13th Jae*, 118 t
Gsaileases.—Tko above o =teatime hare deelled that
a new valuation be male for tie whole union. I am,
therefore, instructed to reqeira you to send in to me, on
or before the OA day of A:Wart 195& a new valuation
list, in =photos, for your pariah. In tilling in the gross
estimated imolai, you will, where peesible, Ineert the rent
aetstally paid, or, U you cannot obtain this, the amount
of the bloomer Tax Anweststent If you can obtain neither
of these, you must ineert the amount at which you 00n.
Shier the hereditament wood! let. In oases what. the
landed lilac If rays the rat u, team, and a ,mmulatlas
ren!•ctutrun (if a iy), to arrive at the gross tortimatod
rental, yes most deduct from the root the antolat to
paid by the landlord, out such drdaction matt b. shown
la the column for "Obrervations" Ta will at present
leave the c gum, h. sled Rote shin Vault " a blank. I
shall Di plumed to supply you w.th the Data Bury !arias
for staking the vain ition list, and to give pie any I urther
Information you may require—l am, tentlanen, your
obedient servant,
Altlitrit H. LOCK.
Clerk to she Committee.

To the °sewers for lb. Parish of St Pour.
Mr, Pew,» sa..l he apprehendel tho vestry had no
p,wor rosily io this matter. It would make
some difference to somo, and to ottp.rs no difforency At
all. The rateable value wool I bo increased, Awl the
rat* in tho Lw mid deers wo. o d t • be d
only in on* parish, but throughout lbo whole union.—
The overseers were direct., Ito prone with the new
valuation in 11.1.101,1•1108 with the instructions laid
down, and to lay the same, who oompleted, before
the vestry for approval before dowelling tbo list. with
the 'several authorities'. —A vote of thank. t the
Mamao concluded the bositues.