The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15 00:00:00

SLAW DFORD.

WUIL Or UNIT-117-17YrTIL week of united
prayer by eluistiandof all denominations has juet bleu
successfully carried out in Woodford. The msecings
were held on each evening at different plaode of
wordhip, and have been fully attanded, and SNUG 1
santestotr ev!nosql.

Now [An a tRVIC/01.—Anomdlog to annual
custom, the Her. B Gray, BA., pastor of the C 'ogre-
!ration .1 Church in this town, has ismed special
invitations t thole who do 11,4 stmtedly attend any
place of Divine worship, to • °nurse of Sunday evening
lectures in the chapel. The subjects announced ate—
" Obedient wind.,'' &ailed Boccie," and " A tremb-
ling earth."
BOIIOOOU POLIOL—On Friday, before the Mayor
(Mr. H. Ryer.) and en-Mayor (Mr. J 110204 Ball),
Elwin Foster was brought up in custody charged with
breaking the plate glans window of Mr. H. Domonsy,
hairdresser, and abstracting • quantity of pipes there-
from. Tbe prisoner was apprehended at Andover,
and a remand we. 'eked for to enable the police to
collect evident's. Foster was remanded till to-day
(Tuesday.) -

IFLX ORM. —Os Sunday morning about 50
members of H Company, 11.1t17., amembled in the
Idarket-place, sad, headed by tne drum-sod-fife baud
and bu4le baud, i*&rcb.l to Loenrton C lurch. where
an appropriate sermon wee preachel by the Hew. F.
Salmon, rector. After Divine service the compeny
marched back to the hi trket-place, where the men
were diesniend. The officers preeent were eptain
Watts and Lieutenant House.

Patrer Sessioes, Saturday.—Before the Ron. W. H.
B. Portman, M.P., Mr. J. J. Farquharson, Colonel
Hambro, and Lieut.-Colonel Parry-Ogeden.—James
Mills and Frederick Lane, two young men of Farspiam,
the former of whom did not appear, were charged with
being drunk and riot ,us in the pariah of Farnham on
' Christmas sr., the 2411, of December.—The case was
proved by P.O. Trowbridge, and they were each fin.d
10s. each, locluding outs—Allowed till next justice
meeting to pay or, in default, seven day.' imprison.
ment.—Fredericli Hook, an old offender, of Stick-
' lased, was, charged with game trespass on lands belong-
ing to 0 ,lonel C. J. T. liambro, who retired from the
Beach daring the hearing of the cue. Delen lant did
not appear.—The charge was prose I by Alfred Pate.
gamekeeper, who deposed to boding • snare on the
'veiling of the nod December. Oa the morning of
the 73r I Lie agaio went 1, th t 0,4 a. cr to I
himself fr sown time, 'bra about 10 Lin. the defend.
ant Rook came and took the rabbit out. The keeper
at once went up to Hook, who denied setting the ei,a-e.
—Defendant was tined £l, iucluding costs, or. in
default, one month's imprisonment. —James Burden,
a carter, in the employ of H. 11. Farrinharson, Re+,
of Gunville, was charge I with • breach of the Higlawsy
Act, by riling in a wagon asleep whilst in charge 4
Iwo horses, on the 2nd January. —Drfen tut did not
appear—Toe Gas, was proved by P.C. Dowling, and
be was fined 10.., including coats.
Taut TO vita Usloll Itilistreg.—tdo Thursday list,
through the kindness of guar flane and friend., the
inmates of the Wan If ,r,I Unioo W ,rkhou.e, were
' entertained to a capital Us, followed by • Christints
, tree and evening Musical entertainoloot. Th souks.
room set aoart f ,r the occasion wa. profusely dec ,rated
with evegreenv, mottoes. El lwers, givint it quite
' a cheerful appearance. Tne attend &ace 4 visit at
the tea al,d entertainment was numerous, and inclu
Sir W. Sinith-liarrt hi, Bart., Lady Marri ti, 1t...
J. Penny (0 iairmen of the Board of Guardian.). Mrs.
Penny, the Miele. Peuny, WAIN D'Oyly Soow, Mrs.
& A. Soni.h (Litton), Misses S nth, Rey. C. H.
FenesOlioton (real ,r of Blaadford), Mrs. Clinton,
Rey. F. Salmon, Mrs. Salmon, Rev. J. N,el, Morton
Stuart, BEI ,
_Mr. It. Eyre,. (didiyor iif idandford).
Mrs. Eyre., Mr. J. Ball (ex-Idltsor), Mrs. Bit!, Mr.
H. Fools's, Mr, J. G. Fowler. Mr. G. J. Grove,. 'sirs.
Groves, hfr. K. Lock, MM. Look, Mr. F. Dtvie,
Mrs. Davis. Mr. Old, Mr. Boys, Mr. E. B. Smith,
Mrs. lifigritle, Mrs. Edwards, Miss K heard., Mrs.
G. E beards, Mini Fanny Gill, and many members sf
the Church Choir, aud others. Ti.. 10110Wi ig pro-
gramme 11114 capitally milieu,' and mush enjoyed by
with inmates ant visitors : —Qtartette, " Der
ffreisobutx,"Mrstli. A. Smith, Medea Smith, Muter
Smith ; song be 11.11019 Children; song "When All
the Worl I is Yount," Wee Snow; song, Church
Choir; violin &lett. "Lst PUriteali." Mies Smith
and Ma,tsr Smith; vocal due , " What Fairy-like
Music," Mimes Smith ; song, Onion Children; si ,lin
solo,"Be,. ,use." Mi.' Smith ; song, choir; song, 'The
Seven Bows of Pins," Miss Snow; duet, "Ehria on lb.
Rhine Mimes Smith; song, choir ; quartette,
" Mastaniello," Mr. Smith, Misses Smith, and Muter
Smith; nursery rhyme.," Dickory, Dickory, Dock,"
csotgir; "jack ant Gill," choir' , Miss K. ognsmg e. hilli tre Snow;
Dorset
dialect, by Mr. Turner (Union Ma-ter) an I Mr. T.
White (iticklani). At the clue the Rev. J. Penny
thanked all who had taken part in the day'. ext,r-
tainment, and referred at length to the sympathy
shown now for the poor, quoting from the manner in
which the children ha I sung their parts, what care
vs., best ,w..d ou them, and doubted if any a boo' in
the I .cality taught the children better. He cencluded
his capital oplech by retnarkior how gratifying it wal
to 991tu.A the ready aid given to wake the life •,f the
ilite9tee pen A 9 pleas .ntly as possible. Mr. usury
Fo as the oldest guardian present, BUpploW9Uted
Mr. Penny's remarks by retorting to the help given in
Christmas tree arraagements by Mrs. Penny, Mrs.
Clinton and othere, and looked forward with pleure-
able anticipation as
cipstion to such actother treat. The singing
of the National Anthem concluded the enjoyable
day'. satertalaaasst.

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