The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27 00:00:00

FIOM ONE WHO [NOWA gilt WELL.

ABBOT/BUST.
RIOT Autnr.—The annual feat audit of the Berl
of Unheater was bola at I:chaster Arum on Monday.
Tim tenants set down to a captal dinner, pr 'video by
Hr. Cooper. Mr. W. H. Wells presided and Mr.
J. White occupied the vie.-chair, Tb. must toads
were then given and duly honoured, an I a very
pleasant evening was 'peat. Tbe room wci prat ily
dec irated with 1011i004/. &1.. by IL sire. Mandy aid
wingstG
(least. CoNCIaT. —On Tuesday evening one of the
twat succirefill c,00.01e ever hell hare Wa, given In
the Scowl:tam in all •:( the Church Organ
F cod There were upward. of 200 peralna prme
locoiding many from the surrounding neighnourbo..4,
apt the room was crowded to caner, many Leh:4
unable t fin I mate arena. standing room. Th choir
con.Gtsd of 30 voices, and wens ably cmdricted by this
Rev. W. M. Fairbairo. The room was very instantly
decorated with evergreens and plant. from Lord
lichmter's eardrum, and other. lent by Hann. J. N.
Mon ly and Wing-V. There were present from the
Ciptie—Lord and Lwilv Lamour and their visit. e,
Lord Bowies, Don Juan B les, Me. and Mr..
W. a. Wells. and Mr. Prioe. " Heim the dal," by
hissers Arnold and Bligdon, was encored and repeated.
Robin Adair," by the Counter of Ilrb War, ammo.
nailed by Mrs. W. H. Wells, was loudly applandell,
her ladyship'e splendid eacs bein.{ illep:ayed to great
a leans' and in rsawnies "Th. Taros Old Hails
of Lee wa• given, and greatly enamel the aullenos ,•
"Up, Brother., up," by the chide wee encored cocci
' Aufenshsli " by Miss C instance Bury, a
•eit w at Rev. W. H. Fairbatra... wan semonst and
another ea= " Two is company, three Is
nom.' Inlke Bury possesses an szoeileut voice,
and her aiming was greatly enjoys]. Toe
fine song, "My Quire," by Lord &omen,
paniei by Lady lichater, was aladrably minims I,
and loudly *cowed, and his lor lehip gave In recce«
" If Doughty Deeds." "Tics Hunting Days," by Mr.
John Adams, was • capital soon; It was well sung
and encored, and in reply he gave "Feet, J.lly
Smiths." Tbs Better Land" (Cowen'. beautiful song)
ho the Comte.' ci IlcdtaGir, acoempanied by Mrs.
Well', area aoloorwl. an I her ladyship ace iropotylog
herself, gave a pretty French snug and "Ths Shepherd
Had." " Bright and Buxom Lams" by ma Cooir
greatly tgligheot tb• ',idiom., who latista I up n it.
Lang 'mewed. The dials by Mr. J. Arnold aim, in
wit. good effect, aa I the triengl• by Hr. J. Bib( ion.
"Our H •g 0. dust by the Counts., of
Itched*/ and Lord Rowtoo, accompanied by Mr.,
Wells, received great spoliator, being ran lead with
great tint.. Duet be Mimes White was encored, and
repeated. "The Minstrel Boy," Lord Rowing,
accomp.nied be Lai)? Ilebestsr, was encored, an I the
song, "Toe Wearing of the Grew" waa given is
respen.s. " olour and Arne " was encored. 5.3
renews-I. 'rice c emert was a great sumo& Tog
following we the programme :
Part I.
lArre.lolhls °slop. (Raab)
The Miser White.
Wallin/LK
Glee 'Oberon In Yeirvisad......(St. J. 8. Stereos)
The Choir. AN entertainment WAY given in the Corn Exchange Dint •••• • ...... Hold the nail* ......... ..(Barrl) jon Tuesday last, presided over by the Rev. li• P
Malin Arno d and IM gm,
50ng........ • Robin Adair
TM 'ountesa of behestar. musical portion Wha conducted by Mr. T. Dudley.
Chores.. ....... Up, Brothers, Op ...(Celkin) Accingh-T—An accident, which ended fatally,
gong.... ...... .... • .• Aufen.hs:t. ....... .....(Behuhert) occurred on Thursday last to • men named Frank
Miss Cons moo iCry. Gillard. in the employ of Mr. Sidney Filliter. coal
nannonium.......••••••,..''Pentum (Benda) merchant It appear. be was sent on the day in
111 v. W. IL Patina. o.
Song ....... questionGißere Begin with three horses and • wagg'
Lord Rowena " ' • laden with coal. Returning home in the eten'n
ing he
Song.... ....... The Hunting my.'
.OYPI limo stopped at the publichouse at Cold Harbour, and hail
Mr. Adams. something to drink IVhilst there two other men
Part 11. with Coal waggons belonging to NI r Gillingha,u. who
were also returning home from Here Regis came in.
PW10101••••••••11"4°The.1°' non*, (Wib") •• • They all three started from Cold Harbour' together.
Mr. Worm Thorne.
...... ..The Batter Lend' Deceased instead of riding in ha own waggon, which
Ths Counties of Wester, I was behind the other two, rode in the middle waggon.
Chorus.... ..... Bright end Buxom Wale (Finn..) j When about halfway between Cold Harbour and
Mist emu llooes'....(lion. V. oreve.,,a) Wareham, he remarked tee the other carters that he
The OilleldaN Di lichmer and Lord newn had better go back and look after his own burn.,.,,lan u"na".l°' ...............(Molly) which he did but unfortunately, in endeavouring to
Coostenee Bury.
Peilte y„...) get up into the waggon his foot caught in th.• wheel.
The Mesa. Wh ti • and he was run over across the chest A man mined
pg 'The Minstrel Boy (Moore) Albert Brett wee riding in the waggon, and found
Lord newton, the region jolt, but did not think anything more
grate,— .0 Hash Thee, M. Bahl.' (13Bilins) about It until he got to Wareham Railway Wm Alin% Wles Perry, Mears. Adam. and anaa,
when he mimed deceased. lie then got assistanc•••
• Honour argi Argo.
lien, W. 11, Parham. thinking something was wrong, and walked back the
Save the Quese.' Ilere•road? and found derxesed by the sideof the n.ad.
He told him that in try:ng G. get into the waggon
BROADWEY. foot caught in the wheel, and he was run oter. A
cart was fetched froin Cold Harbour, and decemed
A SPA elltim SHOOTING MATCH Cann off ota Thoradyy, was taken home to Wareham, and attended by Dr.
in a field very kindly lent by Mr. John Gale, of the Daniels, but died Sunday night. An inquert wax
Manor Farm. Some twenty Gine dozes birds went held in the Tievn Hall on Monday, before Mr. S.
trapped (es usual.) by Mr. J 'ha Obinchouse, of Bennett ( xlayor), when a verdict was returned—
Upwey. The average shooting showed very good, and "That deceased died from injuries received through
lasted I..ur hours, which •a I enj led!, our well kno en being accidentally run over bye waggon." The follow.
Proedway sportmen, who looludei s ri. J. H. ad tog rider IMP added to the verdict That in the
T. Gal., Ff. an I T. Luckhan, J. I. Stevens, opinion of the jury it is desirable that all carter.
Berridge. C. Bunton. and H. A Stevens ( efeere). should be provided with light* of some sort for use
Meares. ELT. Dews aid Hawaii (Wintsrhouroe) J, on dark nights. and that the practice of leaving
Garland H. Baker (Upway), Symonds, Masters waggons standing by the road aide unattended, and
Balaton (3) &a., were also cement. It is expected allowing aame to proceed without having • man to
that the next match will shortly take phrasal Wlate. guide the horses, is most dangerous, and should be
bourns. discontinued."

DUI W &STOIC.
CONCKIT. —An evening concert was given in the
reading-room of this village on Tuesday evening last
by a party of friends from Blandford and the neigh.
bourhood. The proceeds were in ail .of the reading.
room funds and the ni en was crowded Owing to a
slight deviation from the published programme, a
mistake has occurred in other reports f rks songs
rendered by • curs. Curtis and Ehmr. We append
the programme a. rendered :—Part I. vprton..
" Tancredi ;" part.. g. " A nappy New 'ear
song "Over the Far Bloe r Certis; duet.
"Let •iusic and Song," Misses Edward. ; part-song.
"The Psalm .if Life ;"-iiong " Daddie ;" song, " The
Better Land," lass ; dwanls ; part.song, " he Foie
Jolly Smiths :" tone, ' Nfessags, acne.. the Sea."
Miss 0. dwards. Part H.—Duet (piano), "La
Bouquetiere ;" song, "Anchored," Mr. e Igar ; part-
song, " Hurrah for England ;"song, " My Pretty Jane"
Mr. Curtis; 4uartette, "Where are you {piing t'
song. "lot not eelf at all." Mr. Lawrence; part.
song, "Jack and Jill ;" song 'When my Jim come.
Home," Miss Edwards; duet, "'.110.,' Mr Laue
and dr. Eiger; nursery rhyme, " Dickory Dock
"The National Anthem." After the onoert the
whole of the performers were entertained at the
Rectory by the Hon. and Rev. P. G. Willoughby

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