The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

SHERBORNS

CONSICIATION or A MASONIC LODOIL —On Tuesday
a new lodge was consecrated here. Up to 1849 Sher-
burne Weaseled • lodge; but about that time it
?to have become defunct. The ceremony of
aesPea'Zy was honoured by the presence of nearly 70
brethren. amongst whom were the Right W. the
Provincial Grand Master of the Province of
Joseph Oundry, Req.; the W. Deputy Provinofa
GAL, J. N. Montague, Ike.; the Grind che.puis
of
England, Bro. the Hey. B. 17, F. Thomas; the P.G.R,
Thomas Coombs, Req. i the P.G.D. of Ceremonies, J.
Maunders ; the P.O. Treasure, of Somenet, B. Payne •
J. Y. Melmoth, P.P.G.S.W.; J. New, Provincial
G.S. D. ; B. R. Entwistlej337;C, Barrett, P.P. A .0. D.C. ;
Thee, Check, P.P.G S.W.; 8. Omsk P.S. Works,
Somerset ; B. Itsymond, P.P.G. D. W. Smith,
P.0.5.D.; J. R. !yen, P.P.G.J D., Somerset; J.
Cornewall, S.W. Pilgrims; R. G. Long, P.G.S.,
Somerset , Z Garland. W. N. 329, C. Cotes, 369. A
little after twelve Grand Lodge was opened in the
Town-hall. the officers of the province officiating.
Processions were formed, and the whole of the long and
deeply interesting ceremony of Consecration, interspersed
with some admirable musical psomgee, was perforated
ins most impressive manner. Then P.M. Brother
ifelmoth presented to the Deputy 0.11. (who took
the ins tion) the Ant master of the New I
Bro. J.R.P. Goodden, of Compton Mows, ADTIC
ceremony of installation was gone through. The
W. M. took the chair, and the two warders Prue.
James Buckman, P.M. SOW, and the Rev. It Wing'
Seld jour., were lnw,etsd,
owing to the petition having Thetto place the coils,, on his trmassig:Etbhyti:.:747.ilbi
the following could only be invested, eie-'—"•""
H. Rosa; J,D„ E. w, Goodme ; Dinette of

Ograggionies, W. aphid ; Organist, B. Herbert:
tartl, .1. Ileynolde. The other appointments will
, vie believe Steward J. • Itesdell ; Secretary,—
inton 'Treasurer, C Rugg; inner Ottani, R.
Longman ; Tyler, S. Trowbridge ; Chaplain. Rev. C.
Thompson. After bedew* the brethren sat down in
the long room of the flint's Arms, which they com-
pletely filled, to • grind banquet, served in Soot-rate
Erne by Mrs bleed. The usual toasts followed the
roped ; and, before the meeting bribe up, the names
els large number of gentlemen who wished to join
were mentioned.

BHERBORNE HORT7CULTTJRAL SHOW.
This manual exhibition, held within the grounds of
Sherburne Castle, took phoe last Wednesday, and was
attended by • Isrge assembly. The number of exhibitors
In all aliases was greater than previously, and the
quality of the show was of the best ever seen in
Sherborne. Messrs. Harris, noreerymen, of Dorchester,
had a splendid display of fuchsias, asters, he.; and Mr.
George Winsar (gardener to Mrs Patthon, of Wrackle-
ford) contributed a fine collection of variepted.leaf
geraniums, some excellent blooms of roses, ha
Fu)wsna. -Fuchsias : Ist, Harris and 2nd, W.
H. Helysr. Fenn arid Mosses: let, T. A. Dyer; 2nd,
Mrs. rattan:al. Ornamental Plants: let, Mrs Pattison ;
2nd, Mrs. Bide. Stove or Greenhouse Plants: ht,
111 r.,. Pattison ; 2nd. Sir B. Glyn. Begonias: Ist,
John Goodden ; 2nd. Thomas Sawa. Petunia.: Ist,
T. Enter; 2nd, W. H Helyar. Achmines : Ist. Rev.
H. D. Harper: 2nd, W. H. Helyar. Dahlias: let,
John Keynes; 2nd, Xelwey and Son Roses: lit. J.
Keynes; 2nd, J. A. Dyer Hollyhocks: let, Kelwey
and Son; 20ã. Warrant. Verbena.: let, R. Dobree ;
2nd, Kelwey and lion, Asters: Ist, T. A. Dyer; 2nd,
Kelvrey and Son. Gladiola.: lit, Kalwey and Son;
2nd, Miss Bell. Wild Flower.: Ist, A. Adams; 2nd,
James Kite. Geraniums: lit, Mrs. Pattison ; 2nd,
Harris and Son. Fuelmisa (Clam 15): Ist, Sir R. Glyn;
2nd, W. H. Helyar. Salamis: Ist, KE. Richards;
2nd, Sir R. Glyn Bedding Geraniums: ht, W.
Miller ; 2nd, Rev. T Fox. Geraniums (Class 18) : lit,
Mrs. Pattison ; Ind,_ W. Miller. Coxcombs : lit, James
yinddinott ; 2nd, J. Wood. Freiman Greenhouse
Plant: lit, Rev. T. Fox; 2nd, 8 R. Glyn. Dahlia*
Wham 21) : Ist, Mrs Pattiaon ; 2nd, S. Dobree. Roses
(('lass 22): Ist, W. H. Dean: 2nd, 8. Dobree ;
Verbenas (Class Zik, Ist, 8. Dobree ; bid, W.
Harwood. Asters (Maas 24) : Ist, W. Miller ; 2nd,
G. Bullock. Basket Flowers: Ist, Rev If D. Harper;
Ind, R. Wilmott ; 3rd, II trpmil. Clam HI: let, 11.
Wibnott : 2nd, W. Thorne; ard, II Ul3llO lActime
Bouquets: Ist. Mary Grilled ; Ind. biz* /1- *Hi*
Fuchsias (Class 50): Ist, JamesKir ; 2nd r•
Norman. Balsams (Class 60): Ist, aides Kit.' sad.
C Calder. Bedding Geraniums (Class 6/1f lit, James
Kite; 2nd, F. W. Norman. Geraniums ((Isa 02): let
W. Miller; 2nd, James Kite. Dahlias (Clam 517: lafi
- )Larrantb ; 2nd, A nnie Davis. Verbenas (('lar fib) :
Ist, W. Miller 2nd, T Kite. Asters (Class 86) : Ist,
tl AlUlie Davis; T. Kite. Basket of Cut Flowers;
Ist, T. Mite; T. Sown. Modal Villa : Ist, 11
Upeall ; 2nd, R. lia.
Tarrrn.-Collection 10 Varieties: Ist, W. G. Prag-
sell ; 2nd, G. Brooks. Six varieties: K E. Richards;
1 2nd, T. Moore. Pine Apple: 14, G. Bench.; 2nd, W.
IG. PregnelL Black Hamburg: let. W. G. Pilled] :
2nd, James Hoddinott Any sort: let, James Hoddi.
nott ; 2nd, T. Goodden. Muscat.: Ist, Col Graham;
2nd, W. H. Helyar. Grapes, whit.: Ist, K H.
Richards; 2nd, J. den. Melons: Ist, T.
Wood; 2nd, Sir R. Glyn. Peaches grown under
glass : lit, J. Crump; 2nd. Miss Neale. Peaches grown
lin open sir: let, J. ('rump; 2nd, Miss HAIL
Nectarines under glass: let Col. Graham; 2nd, G.
, Brooks. Nectarines open: Ist, Rev. Z Hershel ; 2nd,
IT. Moore. A pricots : Ist, ./. Good len ; 2nd, Sir R.
Glyn, Nara dessert: Ist, E. R. Richards; 2nd, Rev.
J. 8. Coles; 3rd, G. Bullock. Plums. light: Ist, CloL
, Graham; 2nd, Dr Williams. Plums, dark: Ist,
! Mr. It. Glyn; 2nd, Dr. Williams. Cherries: Ist, CoL
I Digby ; 2nd, W. ff. Fiellyar. Apples, dessert: lit,
! Rev. .7. & Cole.; 2nd, U. Seymour. Apples, kitchen:
1 Ist, M. Seymour ; 2nd, W Goodland. Currants: Ist,
Annie Davis; 2nd, W. Edwards. Ditto, red: Ist,
W. H. Helyar; 2nd, E H. Richards. Ditto, white
(elms 79): lit, Annie Davis' 2nd, R. Green. Grapes,
white: Ist W. Edwards; 2nd, C. Calder. Peaches,
(class 70) :Ist, Mrs. Noble ;2nd, C. Calder. Nectarines:
open (Glass 71) : Ist, C. Calder; lied, L. H. Hum.
Pears: Ist, R. Green; 2nd. J. R.m. Plums, light
(class 73) : Ist, R. Green; 2nd, R. Hillary ; extra,
Miss 'Wiens. Plums dark (elms 74) : let, 8. Dunford;
2nd, F. Welsmsn. Apples, dessert (class 761: lit, T.
welsman ; 2nd, W. Edwards. Apples, kitchen (elms
77) : Ist, - )(urrayeth ; 2nd, Mrs. Eliot. Braes
cucumbers: let, T. Moore; 2nd, FL Wilmott. Ditto
(ohms 82) : Ist, J. Kite; 2nd, E. Green.
Vaorrasum -o.lletrtion of vegetables, lOsorts : Ist,
G. Bullock; 2nd, W G. Pragnell Ditto, 6 sorts:
Ist, W. Miller; 2nd, Col Graham. Celery :
lit, W. Killer ; 2nd. W. Thorne. Onions: let, W.
Miller; 2nd, W. Thorne Potatoes, round: let, Sir It.
Glyn; 2nd, R. Willmott ; extra, J. Goodden. Ditto,
kidney: Ist, Rev. J. S. cote.; 2nd, G. Bullock. Peas:
Ist, W. Goodland ; 2nd, G. Bullock. Beans, scarlet
runners: Ist, W. Goodland ; 2nd, Thos. Moore. Ditto,
dwarf: Ist, Sir R. Glyn; 2nd Captain Falwasser. .
Collection of vegetables (class 80) : Ist, .1. Kite; 2nd,
W. Miller. Ditto, four sort.; lat, J. Kite; 2nd, R.
Adams.