The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02 00:00:00

DOROILISTER. it is true. yet intrely, year after year we have been
M.AMI A AGi I announced, and will shortly take Iner""ing ut numbers, a very 1421111 proof that mu
wane. between brim rifynhen, or Milton Abbe,. club dots not lack vitality, and that Fordington
__, mr. R. Wilfred Greenwood.
.... ?_, generally apprecMtee the advantage. its small, but
lehnernniat isbn" John Greenwood,
of swarchde, 'if.",,,r. usefid, club offere to benefit membeni. Now, let me
shire. "r‘ advert to our .ick pay account-the principal benefit
FsOu the annual report we observe Court Of "ur benefit club. Since last Whit-Tuwelay the
.. E.:mist°, . of the Juvenile Order of Foremor. has. drain On Our reWlllrOrPha.e been very great, no le.'i a
over 190 mentbers and an invested capital exceedi 1411111 than E 43.9.. 4d. having been diebureed to benefit
nit
£207 member. during aickneee. Nearly twiethirde .4 thhs
,riia Great Western .
Railway
offer a
reward
.4 cid amount hae been paid "it since the I.t of January
Ins, the detection 44 the villain,, who endangered one lam, th.• early neinth. ~f thi,, year taxing "or funds in
of the trains by placing a wcaffohl peh...n thi line n exceptionally heavy manner. However, it i.
near Pnundbury last week. gratifying to knew that we have been in A poeition to
meet all demands, remembering that it was for such a
gummy there moat he some error in a paragraLih contingency se thin that our chili was formed. (Mr
in • 'Wiltshire paper Mating that the trooper,, in t e
Royal Willa Yeomanry were ordered, when training receipt, from benefit members shine for eleven months
at Devizes last week, to diecontinue to wear bear 6 have amenuted to 4:31; 9e. 9.1., while for the twelve
during the remainder of the training and that the niers month. ending last with Whit-Tuesday they Were
were 'compelled to i.e 'horn." e Wilt. yeomen £3ll 11,.. 34. i. Tho. an advance of something like £4
are not sheepish, and they would not aliment to he from this *ewe.. alone can he calculated en. The iota
shorn without something like a revolt.-Sh. deems I have nentiel, together with the interest on our
Jorrnetl. invemmente, Lit tse. 10d., ha. more than covered our
A STATTE Yo Sin HZROKFIT STEWARTI.I.74I • death and sick payment. Again, we have to thank
4";7Mldinsl., Len. kind friends and sufipert: en., he honorary nties•
was held on Monday at Kama Nouma
sem, who*. donation,. during the poet
the presidency of Lord Welseley, to deliberate upon - '.4. base I
amounted to the 'um of I:117A., a material aid towsri is
the which should hi' taken to erect a statue in St. r reserve fund in the Ihirchester Saving. hank.
real'. Osthethal l•°""wral Stewart. It was ".""ived "Leh ham ' I I 1 s .<l. n irted
that the Dean's permission ish.suld first le obtained, increases from tell • j -ve .is ,
after which • public subscription should he opened. awt "or lam annual festival-to the subotantim sum et
, 0;31I... 0d urely, with melt a guarantee fend a.
A DAT Is em COCNTAY roil l'one CH ILDRZN. -Lint : this st ladils. S
. inereming year hy year, no one can
ShafteabarE writes :-MaY I relsat inY eitst"mnrY : dmilit that wi. an. Mill flourishing an.l in no danger ef
appeal at t ia ...on or the year in aid of • fund to
provide the committee el the Bagged sett.' uni. Ilibetancial collat7 . In con lil cl d• g •e Abort statement
n. . nce iiire imiireisinonm titeteht meml..r. the
with the Mann of giving the pier children of many :::••• '::: - • •
or the ragged mlieule a day in the conntry ? Over neceseity of .upportum the club by mutual endeavours
to increase. it. here. If each member were t..
3,000 enjoyed this 1... n last year. It is proposed in determine before next Whit-Tueeilay Conies round to
addition to give • fortnight'. change "f air to as manY enliist one new member in our make the report nf your
se possible of the coeval...cent or enfeebled children secretary would be even mitre gratifying than now,
epeteally needing it, and for this purpose • country and the linniweta of the Fordington United Benefit
cottage has been secured on a beautiful common in Society winkl be infinitely brighter."
Surrey ; 306 weakly children had ti.... fortnight's The Vteart said they wieald agree with hint that the
healthful country change in 114144. The number who repert WAX very satisfactory in ev..ry remseet, and
will obtain this great moral and physical benefit thin ~h„„.,.,1 th„ ..l I. wa. not going back. not ',en
summer, either for the shorter or thu longer period, standing still. hut making very steady pregrem, and
will largely depend upon the remeinee to this appeal. h.. thought that was something to thank G.. 1 for.
TgAIPZILANeIt HALL-The Dorchester Band if F.ver since he had had th.. honour t.. he pre.ident of
Hope had their quarterly tea on Tuesday in the the club, WOW h,.' years now, Mr. Peam. had reported
Temperance Hall. On Tueeday a good number .4 each year a slight increase. on the previous year, and
children and friends were wipplied with a capital tea if they went on like that, increseing a little every
by Mr. Greening. After tea the children paraded year, they would get le4f by degree., though for
through Highstreet with flags and banner., and 011
their return to the hall • public meeting began - isbvion. reason. he did not miqwee the chili would
ever be very large. It vem quite a local club, and did
ducted by Mr. .1, Davi., evangelist from l'irkllei con
rent- not niver
hide, who gave NOM. god opening remarks, and he peruh, he was, glad to my, earned wages large enough
mereedly complimented the children on the I,n
their g... 4 t„ yin a larger . tttttt and *. they naturally jeined
behaviour. After singing &nether hymn, addressee. one .4 the larg • club., and received a larger amount a
were given by •r. ('lark.-, Kev...f. .1. Delve, Mr. week when thy Were sick. Thendere, he ilid not
l'esty, and Mr. Wake. Iteeitatene. Were given by signs... the club would ever lie very large, but at Ow
Charlie Burden and Mie. Peaty. Mr. guirtin pre- .same tine. he was. *uprises' it wasi not larger. There
sided at the harmonium. were wine. men in the terieh who, he WAN P.orry to
Tee thinritttows' A.NI,C, ws. 4 ,p,n,,1 en MondaY s ty, ili.l not join Any chili, although they were well
at Aberyiawith with the address of ti,. • i ;rand Nlmter, able t.. pay the small weekly payment nejuired.
Mr. Wolletein, the chief teeters, .4 wliiYli was. " II I I •t 1 • • her. weld., tak, heart by. Mr.
ll' .9.14 e tie In •
suggestion ts, dabli.h district fmteral fend. i Pea, a
:1 r. s dvice, and try this' year each t.. tiring a
i o
lieu of the levy .ystem which at present ...stew •
recruit : if they di.' 4., the Chat Woilhl seon reach
levely preeMbe, and which he deneunced AP both linillst I ~ ,„0,1 ,1 pp, which was about the number they
and unsound in principle. The &limn* Inert it,... i, i.t :
swim. min at, lie heard is little remark that morn.
district are :-Porde(ll,64)-W. N. Ws-mem, P.G.M.; ing that rather ainueid him. Oni. friend mid to
George Hat:well, P. l'rev. G.NL, ; William Bent, P. another "WI) this. 'ere Forrinton club is entail, but
Prey. (;.M. ; Herbert W. R. Groves, P. Prior. G.M. : they de make a terrible fum ahreit 'en." (Laughter.)
William P. Atickland, P. l'niv. G.M. : William
Stowe, P. Prov. G.lll. ; Charles T. Old, P. Prov. ii W.:11, he thought it was a very good thing they idlould
• mike a fuss atmut it. It was true they had only 70.1
G.I4L-The Grand Matter stated that the member. ' „„.,„is.rs. bet stem of thew bad wive. and childn•n.
now number M 13,100, or an increase of 14,454 on the -.4 t,eree tin. :
itIPM o it came to this-that there Were notne
year • the sum paid in "benefits" had been Cell,e3fi 200". 300 people at lead whe benefitted by this club,
and yea.';
capital of the Order belonging to the Sick and
Funeral Funds ameunted to C.,31;7,089. -The A.M.C. ,
, and he ointendliel it W. doing good, and they had a
ri.ghtte make a film ishout it. He hoped next year
nit the Ancient Order of Shepherd,. ale' s inni need I
,„ . ','-,,--,---e -, -, • par. Pea..,' w.elhl held& to state that wveral mein) wrs
their meeting at Bristol on Monday. xsitiet :element lerl acted en his advice aiel breught recruits., w, that
14uneati Kennedy, of Glfeikter, reported that during instead of having 7in MeMhers they would have an
the Pant= Ihn,_ Order,n_an been v"._, ""cers4"l. 32 Mews., Ti - Vicar mention...l the Rev. C.AIIIOII
n'W , ""nr".__,..,."',,ving ""e" (ntn,_ hlnmed. ineb"b"g . Smith and Mr Henry Ilmile had i•mireased regret At
nnn, in n"-^"'", ___ `mann„,„„ands,„„nnritner, in •In,."'"ies• , I" • their inability p.).' posient, and he had received the
the !WM WM roan WW/LNIIO has. Veen uispelensi iii , fooewing inessonce from their friend Mr. Matthew
boracite. I I•:vens : -.4 Sorry I ...Tame he with yon this evening..
Then' AT INTAVeiltii AT I'ORTIMHAM.-At the Shin.- I Please give My beet wish.* to the members of the
hall, on Tuesday, two nnvvies, tUaliked Harris and chili and all friend..- (.41.plause.)
N.euten the latter an old mash were elianpsl heron. A capital progra • was then carried out. Fraulein
Odom, Hiag_lmni with stealing • won'
"f Led, tie' Danholf (from Miss Brooke's establishment) sang
property of Mr. .lohn Gillingham, ..11 l'..rtswllam.-- schntret's •• Hark ! the Lark," which was followed
P.C. T. Ellis .160 he was stationed at AlsbotalntrY, he a pretty duet, entitled "Tempting Plower.," by
and on Saturday eight he received informatien Dine Nth,. Gallen and Mimi Wynyard. Mr. T. H. •• ergan
Mr. John Gillingham, of Portesham, that he had lent gained an enthusiastic encore for his line rendering of
a piece of beef. Witnem nceivisl description of the the jovial smsg, "The jolly Smith,..." Miss Norman
bra, 1111110 of a person ouspected 44 the theft. He went wn sang "Tit,. oh„ri,,t,„ e ..,,..t t...4,,,,iy. Ti,.' R.,...
41 the King'. .tnits, at l'ortssliam, kept Ily Mr. C. lA. Sanctuary read "111.1 Ihdasin, an exoisslingly
Short., sad told him there had been a piece .4 bis•f pretty i s ...M. Mr. Arthur .1. Gallen ea. encored for
stolen, and he wanted to search lii. premises. Ile tin. .4w, •• Haul on tie. Bowline" (Berri), and in
searched the premise., and in an mithoiew where „isms, to the appu lase gave the populer hunting
Short° told him he had given two men permiesion t.' ..„r. „wall all go a•Minting to-day," which the
sleep he found the tw.i primners, &Imo the beef. Where audience would fain Lase had repeated. 1i...s ( ;auk-
Harris Wal ill • small rvccm be iound A 'hi". Which I"' roger miig, without accompaniment,. and in a fleet
said was his, and Clone by was. the beet in a sisal) Isis• tmtehil manner, the seng, ' No, sir, . for whielt she
Prosecutor identified it. Witnem aelesl Harris if it sea. loudly applauded. Mr. Morgan again liniught
was hie, and he said he knew nothing at all alseit it down the heuse (te 11*. is well-worn phrme) with his
SOllle time during the evening wine*. saw the prison, Gironation seng, and in re.twitee te an undeniable
Herris at Ableitelstry.-Yane Nltrsh said she saw ~neon. *lit the audience into fits with his. " Little
Hand. come into NEr. Gillingheni.xliop. There were PAL iiree Man.- .1. duet by Miss. I lalpin and ?dim
other men there at the tin,'. HI• lett W ith.al 1 bityl Hit wy..,,,,r.i f‘m,,,,,.,,,d, , 1,,,,,, ..,,,A.,,,,,d ~.,ry artistically.
anything, andslently afterwards the meat was missed. The wings were inters' s•rsed with part .seitess hy
Norman had been in the ohm. ectue t heron' children ..f the parish. who had lies it s. II to I for
111&1711L-Mr. Supt. Gale said h.. had no eri.l.ll,'• t" th.• occmi..n. Accersling to custom, the proceeding.,
Ms
" against Norman. aml lie was. ilischarleed Ti,.•- I ' which hail heel, most enjoyable, terminated with
other prisoner was reminded till Friday at W. 11,1.1101. " 4;,4 Rase eh. tlitis.n,- the Evening Hyrum and the
Benediction. (Befon• tie gathering limke tip, hOW-
ver, the Vicar thanked all who bail contributed t..
mew* 4 the tea.)