The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-02 00:00:00

DOZOHBOTIZ.

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WI naderstand Hymns Muskat and Modern will I
am* be introduced into the service at Holy Trinity
Muth.
Ms. Isamc Smog (son of Captain Button, of
Came Bathe), late of the W imborm Troop, Dorset
yoossary, 11111 been sppointed to the Yorkshire
Bum" Elmwood Troop.
Amass? Osna or FORlOrtios.-1)robootor bas
been selected as the place for holding the next animal
aiming in oonnectiors with the South Western District
of lb. A.O.P. Southampton stood next in the voting.
MB. TRONA' H. Eusoa, son of Ur. J. T. Emu of
Dorchester, has gained the diploma of the Highlind
sad Agricultural Society of Scotland at the examina-
tions meetly held in Edinburgh, thereby becoming a
free life member of the OcOl•ty.
CIUDOS Cnoson.—Tbe aljoureed Zulu vestry was
held at this church on Tarldar morning, when in con-
sequence of the smallness of the attendance, creed
probably by • heavy downpour of rain, it was resolved
on the motion of the Chairman (Mr. Teo), seconded
by tic. B. D. Allen, to adjourn the meeting until
Thursday. May 4th.
; As extraordinery work of art may be men at Mr.
Robinson's Music Saloon' Corchill—• screen of fair
leaves (24 parseis), ooversd with • aeries of tasteful
&Mess in mosaic work, formed by 12,000 postage
stamps, representing every nation using postage
stamps. This handsome and unique scrum is the
production of Mr. Bailey, of Cams, near Dorcheeter,
who has thus employed his leisure time for the past
two yeas. We understand Mr. Bailey intends
exhititing the screen in Loudon.
Ties Hones ws Live ls.—The Rev. J. Dances, of
Colebrook (formerly of the Weymouth Circuit), gave
a most interesting and instructive lecture, on Moulay
evening last, in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, the
subject being "The Homes we Live in." The rev.
gentleman, is the mores of his address, plainly showed
the way in which they should be kept, and bow to
make them comfortable and happy. There was a good
eittendence. The BAT. J. Holies ably presided, and
the collection realised El, which was devoted towards
the chapel debt.
APBOBOS to vestry meetings, which have occupied
raltwor • prominent place in the public mind at
Dorchester this week, we ma there was an Easter
vestry held the other day at Navels for the election
of churehwarden.. As only the rector turned up, the
rector took the chair, proposed and seconded two
churchwardens, and on the rector's proposition • vote
of titmice to the rector for his admirable conduct In the
emir was ussaisnombly carried by the rector himself.
Such • peaceable said humanism@ meeting as this is
rich aad MIL
ILSOTIOS GOOD TutriAs Fusgau..—The mortal
remains of Bro. R. Nichol', of Orohardmtreet, were,
on Wednesday afternoon, interred at the Cemetery.
The seethe was conducted by the Rev. J. Hartle
Meesleyan). About 20 members of the" Dorchester"
Wooded, wearim the regalia of the Order,
acoomprialed by Bro. H. Foot, Worthy Chief Templar,
and the Grand Lodge of England was represented by
Din. I. Pareoes, L.D. The deceased brother was
greatly reepeosed and beloved, and had gained the
n 0014110( the Lodge generally by his untiring efforts
fo promote the principles of the Order. We under-
stand that (though this is not • benefit society) the
Hood Templets of Dorchester have &Waded to his
weals from the time he was first taken 111, having
brakes • blood easel, till be succumbed, and the
tonseel expenses were also borne by the Lodge. The
decemed was 42 pun of ege, and leaves • widow and
two young thildreu to mourn his loess