The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26 00:00:00

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temperances. Here is • lit,' cut short—fluog ~,,, •
saerifioed, not even to the gr. `tifilati°• ol• conen,l,'
until his death in a state of great mff•ritilt, the
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he had bought the stuff for cleaning braes • Hm:
using cheinicals in his trade bethought be ought 1t,,.
to tell him what it was made of, and he enquired d .
could tell hint what it was. Whilst he was
Heath called his attention to the fact that there wt..
person in the shop. He put down the bottlo aw 1...!
and ieirved the party. On his return he sail sell lir. ' '—
Heath what is it? Heath replied, " I don't know, ..
I've drank some of it." He said " Good God,
don't mean that, why I bought it for clewing h,,,.;*
The jury said he ought at once to have sent
medical man, and they hoped this gad 'Fair si,- .
make him very cautious in future. A eerdi., of -A;
dental Death" was returned, and the man ens &old ,
mixture has been served with • summons.
! WARDEN KLICTION.—Not many years ago fie.
, Toted., was a grand field day here. The :sew
, generally hie pet man to place in office as his
and the perish, or at least the ltrgest section of
g Ily • feud with the parson, and a man to oomii4L.
as parish warden who would be likely to "put ,n .„,
drag." On one occasion there was a battle royal. u,
whole parish was polled, and die parish party bu.t:,
Castle, the vicarage, and all the large fermert !,....
later another contest was threatened, and Mr. Its-ei
was put forward by a powerful party as a check. tr.,
ritualistic proclivities of the vicar. A committee el.
formed, and • very tierce struggle wee evidently inset;
log, when peace was restored on the vicar ormeeet.,l
to accept the perish warden as his, and the rend,Ls
of the parish party retired in favour of Mr. Bruit,.
With the entry of the new vicar on the with, sc.,
order of things sprung up. The office so hers,
disputed was eyed disdainfully and declined "iirittm
ttianks," by half.a-dosen, to whom it was tender.:
At the end of the year the parish sciet
declined to be re-elected. Another gettlesh
was nominated, and at ono, elected in spite ol Li
entreaties to be excused. His term expired on Taelds
last, and be resolutely resisted entreety and perossiv4
even the promise that his " election bill should be per
for him." Then the vestry began to name this um e:
the other, but they were not present, and it ass fe.....,
be not tight to Peddle them with the office in thn
absence. At lerigth Mr. W. W. Penny &slid II!
Ruegg if he had ever served the office' Mr. P•4•C
replied that he bad been near enough to the office 'or
pleasant, Mr. Penny enquired if he would t he tt.
office. Mr. Rung; said be didn't care about it. tt:
pointed out Mr. Bye. of Coombe farm. Mr. 5r...,
asked if they knew how far off be lived—it .04 i,
preposterous to appoint him. Mr. Penny mit he
the matter to the test. He proposed Mr. Barge. lb
Gosney seconded, and the proposal wee agreed to eg
a quiet acquiescent,e which to old inhabitants must lite
eeemed in strange contrast to the noise and hist!.
Raster Tuesday in former days.