The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25 00:00:00

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September 8, at Portlau.l the wife r Mr. Robert
Cowhen, Marine Villa Farm, of a daughter.
September 12, at Warmaell, the wile el Mr. Dickor, of
a son. . .

September 12, at Maiden Newton, the wife of Mr. J.
lloraey, of a Midi.
Septetuber 12, at Southoitreet Crewkerne, the wife of
Mr. Edward Wheadon, of • son.
September 12, at Melbury Osmond, the wife of Mr.
Frederick Gill, of • eon.
September 12, at Pallington, the wife of Mr. Charted
Atkins, of a daughter.
Septetuber 13, at Moreton, the wife of Mr. Gritfen, of a
daughter.
September 14, at Wootton Bank, Bournemouth, the
wife of Mr. Juxtyn G. Douglas M.D., of a ,ion.
September 21, at Bridge-budditiAs, ltailipole, the wife
of Mr. F. Greening, of a daughter.
September 21, at Bridgdterrace, Itadipole, the cc du of
Mr. Hodge, of a eon.

MARRIAGES.
September 8, at St. Michstern Chorelt Lyme Regis, by
the Rev. John Curgeven, Mr. William Rieltard ;Jble., of
Lyme genie, to Alice Mary, eldent ,laiighter of Mr. James
Turner, of Lidney, Glousesternitire.
On %Vedneeday,September IA there Wai eelebrattnl at
the church of Wyke Begin by the rotor, the Rev. 11.
Pigoit the marriage of Minn Clara %V.v.', with Mr.
'Montan Garland. The oceanion wan inade one for quite a
Festive nature, the village being gaily decked. The pre-
sentn were extremely leant, fol.
September 13, by license, at St. Mary'll church. long.
fleet by the Rev. J. A. Lawson, Mr. %Valter Illandford, of
London, son of Mr.tieorge Blandtord, of Poole, to Harriet
Annie Elll umrsort, eldest daughter of Mr. William Edward
Palmer, of Loogfleet
September 15, at Stockwell Baptint Chapel, South
Lombeth.rowt London, by the Rev. Arthur !Hornell,
Benjamin, third son of the late Mr. John Symea, of
Fordington. Dorchester, to Charlotte, second dagghter of
Mr. Bellinger, of Piddletrenthide, U rant,
September IS, at the Reeintrar'n Ofltee, Weymouth, Mr.
Joseph Goddard, of Weymouth, to Emily Louina, eldest
daughter of Mr. Charles Yeats, of Ityde, I. W.
At St. Mary's Church, Puddletown, by the Rev. F. K
Freeman, Edward Pitcher, to Elizabeth (Bessie) youngest
daughter of Mr. John Glover, of Puddletown.
DEATHS.
September 10, suddenly, at Eat-street, Brillport, Mrs.
Ward, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Ward, late builder,
Bridport, aged 84.
September 11, at Kingston Houne,Yeovil Emma Matilda
Collins Bide, relict of the late William Bide.
September 11, at Puncknoll, in her 89th year, Jane
Ilansford,who lived for nearly thirty yearn much respected
in the family of the late Rev. George Clutterbuck, Frome,
and of Mrs. Morton Menne', of Puneknoll Manor.
Septetuber 12, at Trinity.street, Dorchester, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hutchings, in her 89th year.
September 13, at Bradford Peverell, Samuel Stone, after
a long and painful illness, aged 29. His end was peace.
September 13, at Minterton House, Crewkerne, Jose
Anindell Sparks, widow of the late Mr. Samuel Sparks, of
Lengport, aged HI.
September 13, at Newlands, Sherborne, Laurence John
Baker, aged lyeam.
September 13, at Upwey, after a long and painful
illness. Thirza Martha Bushral, youngest and beloved
daughter of Joseph and Sarah Ann Loveless, aged El; her
end was peace.
September 13, at Belgrave-place, Portland, at the resi-
dence of bin father, Mr. John Masted, late et the L. and
S. W. Railway. Dorchester, in his 21st year.
Septetnber 15, at Blandford, Sarah Ann Blandford, aged
15.
September 15, at 1, Hoe Park Terrace, Plymouth.
Elizabeth Mary, the wife of Mr. George Jackson, and
daughter of Mr. Joseph Gundry, formerly of Bridport.
September 16, Bryanstone, Elandford, Edward Harold
Infant son of Edward Lock aged four and e-half menthe.
September 17, at High-street, Shaftesbury, Mr. T. B.
Miles, aged 63.
Colonel Bayley, of the 9th Hustlers, wan on Monday
riding towanis the Dorking railway station, when the
horse took fright Ho wan pitched upon his head, rutting
his skull open, and causing other injuries from which
he expired. He served in the Crimea.
September 19, at Winfrith, Sarah, the wife of late Mr.
John Toms, aged 68 years.

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TilosdaY, SePtenba 25th, 1877.