The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-29 00:00:00

PUDDLZHINTON.

AJOIJT 14 years since the late Mr. J. S. Goddard, of
Poidilkeown, oommencal preaching at the above village
la Ow open Mr. After • little time, Charles Mayo, Req.,
with great liberality, lot to him a wsggon house at a
nowinal reek which afterwards, through the help of
the Tinware, wee oonverted into n nioe little chapel,
sonvesderitly seated, wits a gallery, and capable of holding
160 people. Since the death of Mr. Goddard, the above
gontleinan brio let it to Mr. J. Davis, the Evangelist of
the Baptist Western Evangelinatioa Satiety. On
esibelay, the fith November, Mr. Davis preached his
owning IIerIDOU. from Isaiah s•viii, 16, to a crowded
On Tuesday, the nth, we were favoured
4:7;:frpTosacie of the Rev. G. W. Humphreys, of
wain,gagn, the Secretary of the association, who
Veltfrom Ezekiel apilil, 11, to about 150 people.
esdpiaseed to find so many people appreciate Mr.
Dsvies acadsig ealollllllt M. We understand that there
will be two senior every Sunday, and another during
the wool.

WEST STAFFORD.

AND FOligio• Bun.. SOcieTT.—A meeting
bawl( of this ozoellent society was held on Monday
eyeajes. when the schoolroom was well filleaL Among
the pumas present were J. Myer, Mei , M.P., and
kb. mad lira Flower. The Roy. R. S. Smith having
..med the meeting with prayer, the Rev. E. W.
loin. ilk. deputation, to an address of some length.
pee • *Oak of the proceedings of the society in
viiriosi parte of the world. The Rev. David flogarth,
now ed Portland, then addressed the meeting, and
the pee eltairmaa aal4 a few word in conclusion. The
codestion amounted to nearly L 3.

WEST CUALDON.
A scommosrrY.—The wiled Charles Fox pve birth
• „O. aa Tuesday, presenting singular malformations.
bos me lows or uoder jaw, only one artn, there
sbg plea of the other • small piooe of loose
has two legs, but one is minus a foot. Tbe
gull (Wridoesd.sy) living, but happily it ma-
Moiyissitsg, The mother is doing well. lb. Grainger,
a( Wool, is the surgeon in attendance.

FATAL ACCIDSNT AT 11110ADMAYNE CLAY
PITS.

Thu.:4y • man named Frederick Amery died at
_"" equity Hospital, from injuries received two
Ideat.Tri;iou.l7. He was at work in Mr. Davies clay
~itYa: when • miss el earth fell upon him, Muting his
0-• of his lurk He wee conveyed
_ wPlol. wharf every atteotion was paid him,
as"'"recisti.cysee were fetal, and be died early on Thur.-
This is the second aosident in that pit
&obi 'be iwbr'

BIITrON Pt)INTZ.

uneicrT,—On Monday evening, the annual
BTBLII ""'--bbbag of the British and Foreign' Bible
meaning en bad in the National school-room. The
firsedetTrardbos Bow. vicar. presided, end the Rev. M.
dtev. d Loudon (the deputation), and It.
uthiso
wegniuuth, also gave interesting inl-
aid. NC',
dross&

BRADFORD PEVERELL
rii
via ustrum...On Monday the 11th inst., being ,
whit from the Rev. C. W. Humphreys,
(avowed
of the 114Ptiat Western Evangelisation
public tee vies pro v id. 4 in the Baptist
chapel. st bed-pest 11" of which between 50
At seven o'clock an eloquent mermen
apd 80 177.40-d bi the above fentleman, from the 1 John
rov
0.011101;
ohs pig wig iOli tal overflowing, many being
militia so lad soot

aiILOTOOK.
ernarr.—A Led named Cox attempted to
AC
oa h. front et • thraalrog machine a few eve
IT u t
Lake WAX to PI a lift home- He fell uncle%
ago &Da
_bin left log wu broken, and
weefelTbrsbed, front the hue to the great toe, whisb
vas Ascot cat dr•