The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-04 00:00:00

DOLOEBOTBA.

Orebee Bosom Se orrs.—Thess annual sports will,
es will be seen by advertisement, be held to the pretty
attached to the sohool on Widest'ley, April
MtrilaThe school play and concert will be raven on
Tubby, April 13th.
IdAtrit.eoolitem, B. D. NIIIIHMT, of the Dorestakire
Regimes,' mil be one of the umpires at the forth.
loomieg Volusteer Review at Portsmouth.
&NM HOUDAys.—Speoial cheap excursions for
114840, halidays. by Groat Western end London
sad South Western Railways, are &bounced in our
advertising columns.
Ti. Pais:mut Posy—lt is stated that unexpected
difikellies hare swims with respect to the proposed
panels post. Negotiations with the railway c topanke,
whisk at ass time were progressing rapidly, have bees
almost oath* sospenried in consequence of this snore
kibet dabble which have lately been made by the
&beers of several leading oompanion.
SAD —John Brass, of Fordi carton,
Derobsester_, platelayer, in the employ of the Great
%barn Railway Ocimpany at Dorchester, net with
• eeelens seddent to his right eye whilst engaged to
fig il/450111g, on the 18A of Jemmy. The detonator
imploded Is the canal way, by the train passing over
tut• pert at the mush. struck his right eye, end
Itself In the eye. He was an iambs of the
*ph Infirmary, Weymouth, for throe weeks, but
sabeetpently came t the Bye Infirmary at Bath,
where Dr. *Mon of that establishment found it
metwaary to remove the eye, from which he extracted
• plies of begat, half-inch long by • quarter wide.
Rib operation was pelormed on the 311 ed last, and
the patient is • w tido/ well Dr. Have expressed
.uprise that the eye wat not removed at the Play-
able% Bye Infirmary, a. it caused beat mffering for
Iwo swab. John Brans was standing 1.51 t. from the
detonator when it exploded.
LO.G.T.—A tea meeting was held on Wedeesday
bewhig at the Coffee reverts by the brothers and
sisters of the above lodge. The tea wee got up in
ereelleet style by Mr. H. foot, 111gb Wastetreet, and
about 10 sat down. After the tea • capital entertain'
meat was given, consisting of recitations, einging,
The folloidag wee the pm/remote :—Chorus, " Dear
Patiterland."-eboir ; chairman's rem irk.; song, "Mice,
Messrs art Thou," Bro. ; recitation, "Drink
mad • Scolding Wile," Bro. J. 1141; song, •'Old Arm
Obit." Near ; bog. "Derby and mm,"
Mee idereedepoeAr, " My Bieck Top," Bro. J. Hall;
obsess, " Deadly Upas Tree," choir piano solo, Hiss
Poen/"Th. Life Boat," Bro. Tooddas;
3.4 Down the Lane," Bro. Day' dialogue.
lila Grumbling," Bros. bedsit and Trew, and
Slaters Rovers and Ooz; dote, "Very Saspicions," Bro.
Dean and Shier Poultry ; song, "I Don't Think I am
Very Far Oat," Bro. Randall; solo and chorus, "Sweet
iftlaW Bells," Sister Pouncy ; *boob of Brutus
Moss aalmerre), Bro. J. /1.11; chorus, " Ifinster
ell," choir; God Save the Queen." Bro. J. Hall's
(hearths, 30th Bert) pima, were very humorous, and
the manner in which he recited "The Speech of
Abbe " deserves greet praise. The programme was
diarried through with much spirit, and the audience
whisk numbered about 150 were veq' well satielled
with their evening's enjoyment. The proceeding.tertabutted shout tea o'ol
Woneure Kars Ours, Correa Tibia.— The
misibl meeting of the above club was held on Friday
aysaing loot. The attendance was very entail, only
about twelve members being present. The secretary
oar. 1. Clark) having read the report, the election
Itemataitim men far the easuing yew WM then begun.
It wee agreed that only eight members should be
elected instead of twelve. The following gentleame
wise ben chosen : —Meters. Sheppard-
Wolk F. Clerk, Moors, H. Clark, Garland.t
ml
Beads& The ebb is oat in such • prosperous condition
as *amid be wiled, the funds being very low. During
the peel year the teammate, be been under the
necessity of expelling several noisy members.
Eiiire now about 30 Dames on the books. A vote
el %beaks wee accorded by Mr. F. C. Clark, secretary,
sand 11,. J. Moore, easistani sesretep, for their
emblem daring the past year, and they were again
evaiestal to all their °Mose. Mr. F. C. Met Welly
respooded, saying what he be done has not been sea-
littered as • slaty, but as a pleseara, and hoped that
be members would dill cocaina, to work with him;
they did he bad hopes that the club would yet be •
nada one. We trust the day is not far distant when
emit will be the ors. Sack clubs se these are greet
hoses for the working diaisee, as for the sum of Id.
epar week way person may avail themselves of a sloe
:=6.with newspapers, boob, games, AA, every