The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-12-04 00:00:00

WIMBORNIL

PROPOSID LUDLAM' AND RIADIPO Roolll.—Tber•
sraluT it a mistinganiniosntl convenedalattend attendance it the
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by Halmi l.
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mdefLotppoberuiz flirobrnmillim. ar.dscheinto:
room, andpgeneraLinsti form
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pfrorovtitra committee,
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and ff sp.,ed.
ths purpose of bringing the same to • successful issue
Bus chair was taken by the Vicar, the R-v. F. J.
Huyshe. Mr. G. C. Boor, if ter • few introductory
remarks, explained the object. Letters from the Rev.
Canon Oulow, Mr. Wyke•Smith, and others were
read spologisi4 for non-attendance, but promising
tuberixoreapploAto.:tri...Bndb.o.den..,
4Mirt.. Strange,
We..thusinitein::
too warm, the scheme.- -Mr. C. Rowe
moved the following :—" That after bsszinz Mr.
G. C. Boor's scheme and proposal* for the
formation of • libosry and beading-room, and
the support of his guarantee against any fioanoisl
difficulties the first three years—resolved th st this
offer be accepted in the interest of the town sal °sigh.
bourhood, and that • Provisional Commdt a he
appointed to consider and adept the scheme to the
wants and circumstances of the town, and to make
every effort to onen the institution on or before New
Year's Day, 1884 —This wu duly semonded, and
waded unanimously.—After some further discussion
the following gentlemen were elected • provisional com-
mittee, with power to add to their number :—Rov. F. J.
Nuyshe, hiajor-General Maclean. MajoreGeneral
Tbring, Dr. Bstterbury, Messrs, G. C. Boor, K. F.
Sodden, Quick, Finley, Meal, Strang*, Fynar
Clinton, H. Hayter, W. Fletcher, C. Bilis and R.
Hopkins, the lut.naused being appointed honorary
secretary—The meetireidsng:ggco.W,n.olsoageumsnadedawiyth:th,r.stbue:a:vs:optehi.riostedioria.f.
thanks to the Chairman and to Mr. Boor, to the
latter of whom the thanks of the town is due.
WILFUL DAYAOL—Dttrill the past few days SOUle
parson or pusses unknown have damaged the tau of
the clock at Commons* House. A reward is offered to
anyone who can give such information as will lead to
the convicUon of the offenders. As this clock is a
great convenienos to the public generally, it is hoped
all will endeavour to ficd the guilty party, sod that
thlißiLcSio'ckryetillintrigoohim.r
isupr):rwitoily ngbigset" inleowbo"kin, Di.rilr'T.—An
entertainment was given by the members of this lodge
at the open Session on Monday evening last, when the
following programme was well rendered : —Hoyle',
reading, "The Man in the Fustian Jacket," Bro..
Berth tt. W.C. l ruitation, " 'no Pawnbroker's Shop,"
Ivamy ; song, "Sweetly on the Mountain Side,"
Bro. Berridge ; Hoyle's Melody (No. 171), "Some
WReimlliodliF76" 8k.." Jti,..WCoodhoi7o;rd"4; recitation "A
'Hera She
Goes and 'There She Goes. Bro. Fillmore le. to.;
recitation, "(barley Fence," Sig. Fillsnore ' • 'reading,
" The Brave Bugler B 07," Bro. Jambs, W.C.T.-;
sothr, "The British Soldier's Grave," Bro. Rivers'
address, Bro. Russell ,• sons. " Utile Nell," s;
Gillingham ; address; Bro. Cousins. W.O.G. ; Hoyle'
Melody (No. 165), • Clew the Way.. the choir'
wit. Initiated
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