The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03 00:00:00

collection, •inuutiting to 13, wie, male at tht
the at rwun lowuda to. tz luturrtd
rs pairs e th... & UrCh. 'T choir was ,e,5.411t
by Wine of the .l. 6t r, of holy Trinity eng 57.741.1
churches, Weim•ut , and the music.' pin
veruiee was trry wt.. 11 . endured. Mr 4. itteg, KuL,
the harmonintu. The It v. F., lieadised, „it'•111
ur„deey. w.a prt sant in ha Lis ruti; After eLttet, jr
mouth Town ll.nd rlis)td I.olllt, lively tenet .1,, It.
put, procemh 11 to the &marl hell, whtret
sweious US .rque4 , ili3oCr Wee pru1114441 tht
offerinp of thu Lirmers in tic yilj,.A 141
[strident and substantial dinner was providet
melated by 1.11. toe old ae. Th. IL,.
P resi. ed. Mr. I.sver, we belbve, saa he,
utover inlii liie shunt this Jac. Ti,e.,,,W4ald
crowded will% the villas, rt. The ladits ul
most kindly and sffsLly undeitook thi dsue„,
log at table. Amongst this, may be re
it
Biggs, Mrs. Dawkins, Miss tiwaMeld,
Payne, Miss Cos, Miss Tuogood, tht /4;4
Mr. Dawkins and Mr. Word also assiste,j. elle i.tlt
dancing and other amusements wt re resortel
very happy hirvtat borne was sotnt. it
there were pre) ors in the church.

SHAFTESBURY.
. CATTLE DIfiILANC. —St. J.meacowtbob
declared free of dialer°, Superinteeleet •
iseUEE notices revolting the (Joe
issued preventieg the removal or paskiog
cattle. 4tl

POOLE.
E ti VrloticlikONingObiuriF
on Monday. In the revision of the Iscrosit
J. It. Juatican represented the Courarraim,
and Mr. it. N. Howard. of WeynioutS,
party. The claims and objections sr.
The result, however, wan pretty eiro
The lodeer claims, with the eruption of firs-!4
wore disallowed chiefly OP
ittendllool2 of the persons claiming,

LONGFLEET.
DIOCESAN STNOD. —At a tue:ting We,het.
the Rev. J. L Williu, vicar, in ILL
Cbarchwarden hitlludge and Mr. ArtL
elected.
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SYDLING.
HAUNT= HoosL—A non,ensieal at, L,
title village to the tifect that ths Court '
"haunted.' lhe inmates,. especially tie
sala,cun soaroely sleep by night without
by noises, like the opening and shills(
knocking at various places in the honk.
if two or more permirs were calling to LW.
also taken as verities. 01 Cour. Shirr
or trickery at the bottom fit at all,
strict watch, with • horsewhip at Land,
renal the apparent mystery.

UPKYDLI G.
UNueuic BIRD.—A white aw.lio.
this put wok by Mr. 11. Lam'
premise/.

surrox POINTZ.
liaarrer liown.—The completion of Lams
oelel rated on Mr. J. A. Pose's far o, by septum.
to the workpoople, who posed • very
On the following day, a similar satertsitiom%
enjoyed by the labourers on Mr. Henry l'ops..fm

SWAN .WE.

Till STORMS.—ID eouse-quenoe of the stormy ex
the Heather Bell has been unable t 3 ran a le,
During the gale on Monday a pleasure yacht trutrg
onshore, and two small vmsels suer.

LIGHT: - At s vestry meoting hrld on Ttanigi
Harman in the chair, it was decided to este
contract with Mr. tio-,rgo Burt for the lifinitio,
town, for three_years.
HONOURS.—We understand that sir. W. C.loui
Ph. D., F.G.S., has suocasdnllyrts.ed thseusnas
for the M.A. degree and nweiv,

LYTCFIETT MINT El.

TEE STTIOD.—At a meeting held .iccorday
on September 23rd, for the potro.e of .lectit.i
laymen to represent the parish at a rutotitctat•
hop Mr. it. M. Sander.on, and I.lr. Heim Faint
proposed and unanimously elected.
BIBLZ SOCISTV—The ainual sermons oil
the British and Foreign Bible Society erre wants
Sunday by the Rev, E. P. Blunt. The talon
amounted to rather over £3, in addition to E
tributed by the children attending tbc

PARKSTONE.
ST. PITER'S SUNDAY A.ND DAY SCIVNILD. —DA
treat to the children attending these schen:9. to it
on Thursday, the 21st inst. The children sse.,c.ael
the school-room, and then walked to the chant, vi
they attended a short service. On leaving, tie%
formed Into procession, and banners and ii lf tAii4
tributed, they marehei to • large field at -Le End
very kindly lout by Mrs. White. Directly after Ow
the usual sport.. began. The Rev J. Parr toot the(
boys out for a sail, and as it was a moat delightlal
the trip gave very great pleasure. Aft,r the chill
nearly 200 in number, had taken ten, they be gsa rut
jumping, ttc. for priz.s, which occupied them aide.
when they were again formed into processing •
matched to the front of Mrs. White's house. Be
they sang " God save the Queen," gave acme ise
cheers fr Mrs. White, and then 'dile th ir way Ire
ward. On reaching U.., saboo:s their el....entlig
how therein.* they had otjoyed then selves, and le
fully they appreciated the his Theis of all those who'd
assisted by subscriptiow, or otherwise, toward. tv:
enjoyment.