The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-12-11 00:00:00

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POOLS.
Tat Rag. N. Cniut nit or Ammon AND "RACE.
3111/10." Cho small handbills which had been isausd
by the Methodist Connection during the pest week
snnouooid that, in %maximum with a decision of the
Council, Sunday list wool.' Is• devoted to personas
having special reference to the tsmpersaos osum, and
that the Rev. N. Curnock, of Bournemouth, would,
preach them in the Poole Chapel. This wm, however,
subsequently altered lot an address upon the evils of
intinnuossuos by the rev. geoUemso at the Temps!,
'nos Hall during the afternoon, the sermons in the
cup.' moaning mod ova.* sot solottag to soy opoolal

A VISITOR AT A WIMBORNE CONCERT.
To at Zchicr.
Oar Hr. tor,—T Lose are day. at improvement. It
°aid coolly imp aye you fine old town of Wirobrirne
Minster wsre a subvripoiou eters Ito build • Two Hall
suitable for roleats. Also I attooded not long ai, •
concert Oren by a local nigger troupe, and they were
well worth • inttmll-7 in hear. but my enjoyment Waa
sadly interrupt Id by t e v..ry hod behaviour of the
audience, both in front and hick seats. The people were
very rods. and ea I wt. midway I had • full booed% of
their rudooess. smoking. arid 'owl tidbits( behind one,
Incessant c‘Aitterint in more polito laminate, though lest
nooopoe. in front, thii of Co roe, the worse.
There are smoking concerti. In London for gentlemen, but.
,ii a rule, rill Icing Is itgoinst the rules el our city
none itta, loud anil offensive taking also. Indeed it is
, quite tight some rules should ho foal. for the c mewl co!
°there; and here Is anithor imtviovemeot which
ponce. g wren, would du well to enforce.
hlneirally spialtieg "Ac ottO Ito " do not seem
to trouble toe heads of musical "maple In
Witub.rne, and they do not lend the helping 11=4
to ioaprove the tannest t+et: in tier neighbourhood.
I am sure with on h coo 101 ...mist in our royal family it
fs • grant wonder viat nuoo tho nobility tame to...rerd
to build up the very nee,sory Conant Hül. Whore
apt.. are so nouny loveis of utu.in Willihorn• "Litre, of
the Valley," Wiosh roe Philharmonic, and Witisborne
Harmonic glaciates. sad thero may be route itocieiles for
all I know, it is • Pied of mode& taste, but toe mt.one
employed to allay Ike inneloal *Agleam are poor and

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gathertbb
in the enemies.
Temnevennn Pe'
A public meeting was held 0,
Orontes, when the ch iir ws.t.b.,, by tb,
Stokes (President of the Aseed wbn
supported by the Her. T. W. Kuipe, Rey. 0. V.
pow 7., Res. T. Heave, Rey. F. Vaughan (rlesnitary). irnanse _
Mr. G. Curtis (P ode), And Mr. I). Bell sin (Lytclut* mad lower. ....-
The weather woe bitterly cold. aad tisk doubt two very .a I Init.._
prevented insny (gem atteniling, still there .••• • •ery leadies people to btooine
fair attendance. A hymn bovine boon sang, •ed drink that led to all the entice.-
prover off,,re.l by the Rev. 0. F. POWYS, thl4 cures continued, they woad bare to-
The Pawn sr raid he bad to apologies I m the NOW on their towns aud citier, for they found it
abeenosof hlann.l.wh had. prior enragnnantthat turned note.. rookery, thy would imme list •ly b. gin I
Is. wag u tetty uusble to pat if, his lotto' hawing been to eonnestrate In Mee others, AS Secretary el the I that the ...._
Inserted in the bill. by mi-t are. Those who bad been Aslociation. be then appeals I for sopport. He wall preach them in the
brave enoni.b to mum out on such a cold wreaks, he terry to ssy it wet not sustained quite so well on It subsequently altered lot
so
was sure. were not acitust d liy mere excitement, but deterred t ) b) In the
ends( te glowed from 'nougat/to sight, besides tit* chapelceonty "
Theirs we. a. interspersed. by sh. gsuusui.
there was a deep motive pewee beneath ell their work
on h *al adaltsg '-
every-day work. They now had three au instead a coos Hall ring thil. dint° "n"as
the -
is the t.•°•noe maw, and that Wl.to do good and two il 11101111AII eau 1° KT tP•olal