The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22 00:00:00

SW/LNACeI.

Sweuoz RMLWAY.—On Whit-Tuesday the Lord
John Russell. Captain Hlxon, arrived with the first
cargo of trucks, ttc., for use in the construction of the
new railway.
ENTIMTATIMINT.—A very sunosseful entertainment
wee given in connection with the Dorset Friendly
Society. in the Ifowlem Institute, on TueKlay evening,
consisting of songs, readings, sloe, and some very
clever conjuring tricks by Kr. Ba-ho, sni the whole of
the lone progrnmine was well rendered, several rend..
ing prolonzed encores. G. Burt, Esq., J.P., thanked
all kind friends for kindly helping in this entertain-
ment.

Dosscr FRIKIDLT SOCIATT.—On Whit-Tuesday the
annual festival of the above society was held at
Swansea. The member met in the National School.
ail int 10 a.m., and formed a proc melon. heeded by
the banners of the snciety and two most beautifully
executed garland; which were made by Messrs. G.
Parker, .1. Jefferiee, and R. Welsh, of C wits Castle.
end need lat the temperance prier...ion there on Whit
Monday. The S.auage new brass bent commenced
with • march tt Hereto° and back to Seanare Cherub,
where an appropriate sermon was preached by the
Rev D. Teasers, rafter which the members wet°
termed • proceesion and marched to the Mowlees
Itutitute, where • capital dinner was provided by Rost
Hoare, from the Anchor Hotel. GeOffro Bond. &1.,
took the chair. After dinner the nousl touts were
given, and the Chairman spike on the 'objects con-
nected with the society ; but the full &mania swung
will be given at the general annual meeting to-day
(Thursday).
BASK HOLIDAT.--Althougb the weather was any•
thing but favourable, a large number i.f excur.inuista
visited Swatter% amongst whom were a detachment ot
the Pdole Salvation Army, which paraded the streeh.
with a My creditable baud, after which they bold
I their service, in the Workmen's Hell, kindly lent fr
their nal. But the number brought by ore
boat was a party from Birmingham by the T,oni
Elgin, whicb she safely lan tort a. the pier hat. TI.Ei
Premier made several tirkss fie and from ltutrn•ox,n'h
(aa she did nut make her advertised trip to Weymouth),
and was well patronised, conoilering *be weather. The
lifeboat crow also went through their quarterly
exercise, which was watched with intereot by many. In
the evening the Bin. Ribbon Room was thrown epee.
but, being holiday time, not =toy were expected : but
very sbo-tly after the appoints i time the roam was
quite filled with a respectable an liens% who
attentively listened to some very interesting addressee
by the Rev. T. Steer (chair ran), Mr. W. May
(Mission Minister), and Messrs. Roneybun aid
. illward.

POOL..
K Howell, km., of Waterloo. woo
one of the successful competitors at the Bourumeoath
Bicycle and Tricycle Club meetiog on Holiday last,
winnios third primp+ In the one mile bicycle handiest!
(open) nod also third in a three mile bicycle band,
cep (open). Her rode In a very plucky maneer, and
was much applauded.
Si. Pan's CHURCH.—A nees 'intuit has itlel been
erected In St. Paul's Church, which considerably Oh
to the beauty of the inteolor of the edifice. It is bolt
of Caen atone, the seat being of blue Perusal
mounted upon aa octagonal monLied base. The
haa been executed by Mr. John King, of Salterseread,
Parkstone.

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Tnit SINGING EVANGILIST.,air. 3. Eturnhaaa. vb,"
I. known throughout the eratery as Mr. Sporran
singing senngeli.t, gave We farewell servicein the
Skinner-street Congregational Chapel on Sunday stns.
Mg, at., basins' conducted similar services in the tor,
for more than a week. The members of the Rertet
Chapel, Millatreet, Cave on their service for thE'
occasion. sod attended at Skinner-street, the Cen".
gasmen being that the room was crowded in ev.ry part.
Mr. Runabout save • solo dan address.
united choirs of the two chapels sang oPPren"*—
hymns. At the close of the first service • second war
hold, which was also largely attended. The collo,C'
thus during the week ba&pabi expenses, and these Sunday were devoted to kb. flpargeon's minim
training home.
ksnirisnsant.—The aenicsnary at the
Methodist Chapel was on Sunday in'ts
when two sermons were preached by the Rev.
Rnwlings, of Landon. The chapel was well tilled on
Inch and the earnest discounts of the
_sober entre ed to with muck attention. Oa
Ma-Moods4 • tea we bald in the chaps), whet)
about 80 persons set down 13 the table& This we.
followed by • public meeting in the same pionsL..et
which the pastor, the Rev. J. Wright, presided. 1 Der
Rev. K Rawlings was the priseipal speaker. sad be
tars an address of some Mogth, which wee full of
interest. Many Protons who luso known Mr. Raw'
lbws MP when he laboured in this district
Una meting and services en Sunday. in
taodrzow thole ausietenceoltip with .
and two or ree ethers bektoriag to the eon- ,
&rogation also gave short addresses at the meeting.
The whole of the gathesinpeozreenZensai mad
latereseing. and the eellestites azooded
those of lag year.

sgirrino.—Arrivals : May 9 Caroline. Koalas.
Swansea Antagonist. Woolf, stoup, Plymouth.
Sarah Au.. Brown. nil, Yarmouth ; W. S. Flower,
Wll., nil, Cows.; Ann It'hutheth, Mt deo% Ryde ;
lit —Martin Luther, Kook nil, Southampton ;
ulna. Film.r, whe.t, Lo don ; john Pierce,
liozhey, Port Madoe. 11. —A. ,ro, King, .t me,
i; terlowy. 14.—Cerse. Summ-rs. wham. Londm ;
„,heaa, Gardener, manors, London • L r I William
it marl, Mg..% nil, Swanage.--s,Aino: may 9_
fralei• mad Jane, M in, lay, Don't; Surprise. mil.
clay, London. 10.—William and Mary, Newman,
clay. 11. mclou ; Direr, Heath, general. Yarmouth ;
Resume, Witnetal, pipes, Yrenort
Stahl, cky, Wetness. 12.--Sarah Ann. Brown.
r• nerd, Cairo. It—Secret, Marta, nil, ('owe,
pi. —Emma Gomm, Baxter, clay, Runcorn; Undaunted,
...t. clay, Flretam.i.

Cowin.— A cricket match between the Poole mid
Wimborne club. was played here on Tuesday. when
the home club had an easy victory. The following
wet, the OCOMPS

PoOLB
A. Porto°. c God Just, u Pope 7
.1. Carter, I. Puma) 16
It. Adams, b Pope .
yrine. e and Is Pewee ..:
W. Humphrey. e Thrums., b Psalms
P. K. JoSnson. Hairline
.• • 8
Knight, e Thembui
W. B dd.II, b Micklethwsieh
meCsim, e Rudders, b Mickletbmhil• 131
Milledae. Dot 001 0
E. S. Pearce. e Thompson. b Pew» 0

tr 7
Winnow',
tat Inninpr 2nd Innings.
wU. Pm& c nn.l b Knight b Knight ... 0
B.d•toll ••• . Knnht.
11 Nano. b Bid iell b B d4O
I,V .ucbsn, c Maus. b
RI tall. . • ••• b Knlcht 4
I: •• h 11,41e1i ...h Ri04.11 3
V. 3.1.1tc0 b Boddell -
%I • otleth c and 11 14144.11 . c Alai to Riddle ... 1
R h 11
Imo 14.4.11 7
F. H ii Knight h Kqi4bt 5
S. f) blham. not out • b Knight . 0
G, wag,. run out ••• Amos. b Knigh... 0
Eaten

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Refreshments warn provided by Mr. K. McCall*, of
the Station Hotel.