The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27 00:00:00

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alit Liesiligothitainatters, he felt that hie condos" as The Chairman said he had reoeived a leitUr front Mr.
to Ute masonemeat of the towa's slain to be mut Andrews a short time sines. his ha hod sot opensd it,
rain:ma:thy. aid the Connell had essidned • great ant thought ae moon u another wayward's was iv.
lONS by his death. Ac to the vote of oesdolosee he pointed be should Liu. it to bum as he thought it was
tea:tail it would not be a uteri matter of form • but the something about the road caw
expression of the feellegi of the miI•HU-4•14;14""4 Mr. Lockbam : Tbe neatise is 63 brosght before the
Th 6 lIIJOhItiONN wasmaissiruonaly pealed. Board at their next meeting.
I The overseer then Landod to the *hail:man soma
RUCTION! 01 ALDZILA AL ppm about the Eiumtion NIL
The death of Mr. Potheury nees-mitated the eleetion The Chairman in looking; oser them laid they !IA
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for its 1 ffesent gentls men named, and the following
were tbs. results : would bo nooosaxry tx be done.
Coln:Jai Steward : You will hue to mska alma alter.
: Mr. John Tiassel ... ... ~. ... V alien hine, judginx irons what I hare heard Irwin the
I Mr. W. ICoherta ... ... ... ... 6 1 Inspctor.
: Ms. G. H'iot ... ... ... ... 1 Dr. Iridium . Thar, me so. boys fr.to this pariah
: The Hanes thew &clued M.. Laud duly 'looted, ohs en ti I.!pw.:e soL,., .1; soil !tr. Henry told me
and Mo..ilisart tack the itair« oaths. tn. y !I s,t be all 'se 4.44 after ilia 3lat 1) .oensbor neat.
I Ho. Tizt:.l, hi set :roii g the Ls. .at I !* 1. • the 1 The meeting ti 63 bra, ttil.—Cenogllloact44
:heist ;200 p 6,1L,;,•zi hstiseen h.uilo't iced 661: i fenvi ,
1 waa only oir,e. ai ! the!. t0...i t.,..e.r. • very x is.: 11ht.
He It.; A ti, ...!,:satil wo.i.il ha a. est:sfisii with Lis
rhar.tnie :I dulng his ‘'uty Ili &C. 0deix,..... as thr?
igdpearti to It. with est as a Counellisir—cnoar,
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1. ft:culled i.lpue. 1 seiplieird, • ith t.v.tper of
4.134.pt0r. Veet.c.i, et ..y Mr. Brows., ef lea
Newton. :.I'..a/cr. '.:ioVittc.ck, Mr. Vit.lett,
Pory.t.c. l; &O. :• VieLItWSZ t:,u
ducat of Ik..riet (ate Veo. F. &Let aas) Bev
Of
Lear. of B:0 opston (precirL!tr). WT. Prates.cLey O.
L. Nash (F.4puldie), Itv.Prole:tarry .1. firesaley
illeadpole), Bev. W. H. P. Ward (Ccsuptos Valenta-),
Rev. O. P. Toppin (i.lanptoo Vainest), Rev. C. G.
Wheat (Maces' St. Awdrew). Rae. G. Philippe (Wis.
frith), Ito,. A. Cod.l (Beamieeter), Rev. Melville L. Lee
(Bridport), Ray. K. S. If utehinson, a Alderbery (subv
secretary to the Beiistury Diocesan Choral Ascociation).
Itev. O. F. Brown (Bridport), Rev. Mr. Owen
E' tcranapten), Rev. R. P. W. Freeman, Rev. F. Flakes
Fleet), Rev. T.. - Brown (Sydling St. Nicholas), Rev.
W . G. Abbott, Rae, R. Tudor (Frampton), Rev. IL FL
MeDowall (Pooratock), Ste Divine waves begae at
half-past two, whim the church wai filled. The amused
luid born tastefully adorned by Mrs fianMeary, with
choice flowers. The 'forehead choirs and clergy bowing
assembled at the reotory, proceeded thanes to the church,
singing Use promotional by.., " •ngels holy." The
asserpliced dopers, including thie hmake, bad Pro
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',Gaily taken their mate The following was Ile order
of the proesesion

- utrY s7so !bask 4 Li, !nerds, and hovel
at/ r tusie als.-• 84..1
.ave•th.g to tbe v uf oonist..ace to
461 - riAhuterY, «spli.ired tbs•,s.un •sf the Cve:lcli
hstrieg the .at utak of respect by folw:lsr Bin
roth, cary's holy to the grays, that the falsity wished
the tu..aral to be quite rrivsto. He bad, Loosest. seat
Lia c,rriage, and the ik.-geants-it•enace sttAnded.
The weetiod thee breke op. and the Comma proemial. 1
to psrambulate the borough boundaries.

Banner of Bt. dary's Bridport
The choir neuenr. dr. Avant.
Tenors
Bases
il..acer of St. Andre ea, Brsdpole.
Precentor and the Rey. 0. Philippa
Diocansti clergy, two and two.
'the Rector Bridport and the Tax of Bradpole.
Th preacher (Rev. Canon Lear) and the Ten. Archderoort
Sanctuary.

While the snrrliced choirs were !airing their places,
"Sound the Lord in glory betted." from the Sarum
Hymnal, was tbein, and those prt•lously
saated, in alternate verve,: Then Mr. Avant played •
voluntary frt,r.: Beethoven (snide). The Athanadan
Crud wee sung by the whole congreption. Eirmang
prayer folltwed. The Rev. G. Philipps intoned the
prayers. The Brat lesson was read by the rector of
Bridport (Kee. Melville L. Lec), and the second lesson
by the Vicar oferadpole !Rev. Preleodety Broadley).
Psalm *iv. was snag to the 7th Gregorian tone ; the
Canticles arc snug to Sir F. Oaseley's anise in G. The
anthem was " Pilate the Lord, 0 my bout"
" How beautiful tho feet," from the Sarnia Hymnal,
was sang before the sermon. The preacher WWI the
Rev. Canon LW, who oboes for hie teat Psalm civ. 33,
•j le:Heins unto the Lord as long as I live : I will ling
praise to my god whiled have my being." He submitted
that one of the best ways in which they eould praise
God was Uniting His pralie In the Hoene of God.
After thy discourse the To Dam was sung to the
Grand Chant. The Rector reed some special
and dismissed the congregation with the benediction.
A short voluntary (from the Hallelulah Chores) was
played, the choirs and clergy reforming in order, and
singing as the recessional "Now Alleluias sound ye."
The service then **Deluded. No reflection was made
the expiates of the festival being borne by the Rater
The Rector entertained a numerous company—about a
hundred—at a sumptuous lunitheon, presided by Mn.
Dunn, of the Junction Hotel, Dorchester. After the
lunches', when grue had been said, the Rector was
about to dismiss the company from the tent, observing
that no speeches were on the programme, and wishing
them al "God speed." when the Va. eradiates
Sanctuary said he had just a few words to say-1,..
hear. Immediately before this there bad been •
outburst of defusing applause for Mr. Ward.)The
vigorous cheering which he had jut heard was bettor
than any speeches. But on behalf of the cherub of
that neighbourhood, of that wienty, of the dices'.—
he used the word church advisedly, meaning the laity
as well as the clergy—he meet be permitted to my that
it was with very deep regret that they parted with their
deer friend Mr. Word—(hear, bear). It was 30 years
ago that the church was restored ; It was one of the
fins built end restored, and he believed It would fairly
bear comparision with any In the county. Mr. Ward
set an example which wan, had followed. Many things
he had done for which the chunk of that neighbour.
hood, and the united diocese—right sad left he bad
done good. Amongst other things he had built •
church in that neighbourhood. They one and all
returned him their best thanks, deeply regretting the
cirawnstances which had lad him to give up Ids living.
—The Rev. W. H. P. Ward ha one short pita of
...rice to offer as secretary of the Moo. sin Association
for promotiog these meetings to advance this worship of
God in their churches. Us begged them all to retake'
the advice of the beutiful sermon; whether it pleased
God to grant them along life or • short life et them NI
long as they bad • being sing praises unto their God
—(bear, hear) Cheers for Ma. Weed were given right
heartily, and the proceedings ended. It is stated that
the Rev. R. Pigou, of Littlebredy, is to be Mr. Ward's
successor to the rectory of Compton Valente.