The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-12 00:00:00

PIDDLITSZIFTEIDE.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVIIII/17.—rbe annual service'
In connection with the Baptist Sunday School were
held in the chapel on Sunday, August 3rd. In the
morning in eppro=estrr.mcm was greschedhitett
Bev, J. D.vis, a aside, w the c
who had been oershily trained by Mho M. Davie,
Noir some special hymns selected for the oocadon. In
the al unman and evening there w ere two public
aervicee, when the children recited and rag some
please of an intending nature to the satisfaction of
all present The chapel at these services, although
the weather was nod unfavourable, IMO 00111.
pletely peeled, and all Fermat had to acknowledge
that there must hay, been a greet deal of labour
bestowed by their scpsrinteedent and teachers, to
whom gnat praise is die for the very able manner in
which they sang mid recited their pieces. On Wednes-
day. the children assembled at the schoolroom at
half-pest two, the rah falling heavily, and were
.earclied to a barn kindly lent for the occasion by Mr.
J. F. Roper, where they enjoyed themselves for a
little time, and at half-pat there was a bountiful tea
provided fathom. When good justice had been done to
the rich plum cake and lwead-end-butter and tea,
the Kin a&ne forth with its cheering nye and the
children adjourned to field kindly lent for the
occasion, after which there was • Public tea Provided,
to which about/ad down 44 friends that were willing
to show their readiness ti help on the good work in
which all were
.engaged. After the public tea was
over the friends Joined the children In the field, where
a number of innocent game were provided for them,
each as foot-racing, Ma of war., swinging, and many
others, in which we Wiest thoron,hly enjoyed
themselves, until the shads of evening came cm. Just
as the children wen leavini the field each child was
Pr with a packet of Adults, which brought one
a sanibtt anniversaries to close.

IllAnuos or Min Sawa Faleunanana. At
lE.taija22 church, on Thurslay, was molemnimed the
of Miss Edith Row Farquhanion, daughter
ortiMgh Slawid of Dorset (Mr. J. J. Farquharson,
of Langton Rooms), with the Rev . Frank Salmon,
Rector of Uplyine. The toidierroom and him " beet
man." Mr. Alfred Parke. Were amongst the first of the
wedding PortY to reach the church, which was nearly I
(Wed by friends from the wirchkenwhonA The bri&
Inalag on the arm of her fatter Was attended by six
heidennaids :—lfies Farquhareon, Misses Mildred,
Tiermace, Ague, and Sybil Farquharson, and Mims
Baran. The bride wore a dfees of rich cream satin,
trheated with Brunch lace; lace veil and the COD-
veakisdal wreath of map blooms. The brkleamaida
were attired la dreams of wkite non cloth and silk,
buntipedwraialair riLair±,Livel vet and noun feathers.
Thu Rector of Lancing. and
uncle of Rev.
."01,..da= the wink.; the bride
hong fine away by her tether. After the mein

, and the giving of the marriage rehiseir lb. !,•?!it
married pair returned to Langton Rowe. The louder
I path was strewn with Ilhwers by the children of
Tarrant DC:nekton School. • salvo of guns also did
honour to the event. Among the Veda at the dditedaer
I were the Rev. Lionel and Mrs. Dawson Dams",
General and Mn. Parke, Mr. and Mrs. Parke, Mime
C. ParkesiMr. R. Parke, Mr. A. Parke, Mr. and Mn.
C. J. T. Tyler. Df.itior sod Mrs. Shakerley, Rev. R.
Burden r. and Mrs. R. Farquharson, Mrs. Balkeld,
Mr. saul Mn. R. Farquharson. Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Farquharson. Miss Salmon Mr. E. Salmon, Mrs.
Oriinwood. Min Florence karquitarson, Miss Paull,
and Mr. Grove. The wedding presents were numerous
and elegant.