The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-07 00:00:00

leeecledinf meleolef• evek *ea ne the wish
chunk of St. Geor oe the Mb ult., the balmy pale
being Mim Boehm UM% Richardson aid Mr. William
Basel Ball Combas, " both of Pottered." The brides-
m.; I er.is Miss Liam Comber', and the bride wee
gime &wag by halt father, Mr. David Bioleardeoe.
Th* RSV. J. A. Beazer, rector, officiated. The eau
broke thiconk as the 11,4;4,7 Pug wen Proceeding to
the emery, and the rays resting on the beide was me-
slimmed • happy mesh by the bevy of fair onlcoluere,
wl.O, as the party left the church, pinta them with
showers of rem The beide wore • bronze bilk deem.
and the bride .sneld • piece cashmere, with velvet
trissmia,e. Mies Naomi Lenhun, "with her appro.-
uses," were very team In their &Meatless to the
wedding party. no doubt anticipating • similar event
soon to tette place. gr. D. Richer hen hat been for
many years ammected with the Engineering Depart-
in. it of the oovsenueset Prison Works, and the
fienilive on both sides me highly respected.
Bat %411.—Timp Primitive Methodists op ea &barter
on Mond.) at their schoolroom. the Bev. W. L.
Tel.r off oing prayer, and the Boy. W. R. Waugh.
Co. gregatioareim, plias • speech. The bazaar wee
well .1, lied with the usual bag ter articles, an I though
the Meade only someentoed to work for it lest October,
there was • capital display of goo Is. The singers' stall
was kept by • goodly namher of the female sing...;
die 0.11111“14111011 stall by Mrs. Smarm, Kra. Bower..
sad Mrs. Way; Musses Combee and B. Flew had
another stall; and Mr. and Mrs. Hatton aad Mra.
Pigs. presided over lb, refreshments ; • sweet mall
was kept (swains for lb• sweet) by Muses Bamford,
buirbea, and Way Of the niamillansa was an
rustiest museum of ourio4ties, really well worth
▪ and Mr. Stone, Nir. Way, and Nlr. White were
the w..aegers Imre; Mr. Pearce • nicked everybody he
• d 5e c midst by his g steed* battery; hire.
Heads,' showed some tight.rops dancing by mechen•
Ica gam; • resole Wawa we, exhiMted by Masten
W. Boller, B. Carter, and G. • i an I there was some
fun at Mr. &aeon& weighing tii& Woe, where some
were loon 1 wanting and others too heavy for to.
vs ghts as colummd. Al laterv.de ibs choir •••ig,
inAndiag quartettes and • duet, very nicely. Times
was • good imtortlaime, and on the first day the gross
pr e„..d. were a 5, but it of this sap .111414 have to
n 0...; tbs basest was reconeneatel at tivo orr Tieeday
&Gamow). W. are glad ti hear that tit consterit aud
praiseworthy ands of the Primitive Methodist (needs
have reduced their debt of 11.400, at which It oleo Ins
the building of the chapel, to £415.
ASitti,LTS OP AlllM—Org S.Ca day afternoon, at
three o'clock, there wise so saterteintneut, mainly no,.
fisting of meault• of arms at the Verne Ctodel Gym-
• imam, in .114 the toads of tbo We. m iuth Itoyel
Hospital ; but In col...gummy' of d-fecVse Aver icing
the etteaceeos Was very meagre. Al half•pot six
there was rather • bitter atteredance, arid the f Mow.
log cisme off i—" Part L —Dumb bolls by squad of
men P. W.o. R.gt. Fssclng—( e). 8 affddsrgesot
kl,Aey. Gymnastic Staff; (blue) r.gt.-Itteructor
dimly, P. W.O. Kett. &smut& bayonet—Sergeant
Cooper and Corporal Stsepperl
ii miry and Private Gatherow. Bayonet v. sw..rdr—
liergc.-laetrurtor Armor mg and Sergeant Cooper.
Setord fosse by litalViergeant ktemeey, cidnaisting of
cutting b ire of lead, so* on the hail and neck, and
I, beinok rebel, bro .m beadles, &c., ha. eiut Y.—
Bey net exeroies by equal of P.W.O. Bert. Sigle
sticks and melee. Litautry sword exercise—itaff-
serves/v. Homely, Colour-See/OmA ILtayoa, Colour-
s r..,rit Weitont, Svrirt-Instruc or hardy, Sersit.•
I. irutor Arrnstrosg. sal mirgsant Co rper. Quarter
@tad —( ed) Corporal Sheppard; (btu) Corp 3Cla
Csvalry sword and mac exercise. Gymnastics;
—Pyle of rings, by lon .ructors ; Tau hone. by In-
structors and men .4 the Reit Hots .nts.l bey, by In-
structors and by. Kenyon and Curti," The contests
wits the quarter staves weis very &tensing, and the
error I fess by Stiff-Sergeant &ropey very cleverly
pott,ruasa; SJrgeant Hardy was in • kneeling posture
with a 'moo on hie neck, hand, ha , and the lemon
war seer rrd by fitaff-Sergeaut Mummy at a blow with
the veriest exactuest I. the OlAn •.%4 the men were,
ut c,urse, proteo.ed with helmet., masks, and 'aside,
which were very necessary, as thy crack to with
ociei.ce and go 'ii will. The gymn sties were very
heady performed without a aingle miss, and the
renownel down, Newbery, was smocutiatiost is his
I up.