The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-16 00:00:00

BROADWIY.

WEYMOUTH UNITED DISTRICT OF FORESTEFtB.
The half-yearly meeting of this district was held OD
Tuesday, kb hut, at the Schoolroom, Broadwer, when
gime ware present—Bra. J. Dover, acting D.C.R. in the
absence of Bro. J. Hunt, sick, Bro. J. D. Noshing D.T.,
and Bra. W. C. T. Nommen, 1).8. All the suds were
represented but Court 8,34 Maiden Newton. The
minutes of last meeting, also of committee meeting.,
1 luvinic been confirmed, the balance sheet was submitted
to the meeting and real by the senior auditor, Bro. C. B.
Symondn iu ahows the ulistrict funds worth between
£lOO and £5OO, and after Isdout discussed it was unani-
moualy pared. The district officer, were empowered to
grant High Court credentials to various brothers, and
Bro. A. Speight was elected am • district delegate to the
High Court Two or three minor alterations of district
rules are virecedes then the case of a late brother lost in
ii. its. was laid before the meeting, the deceased
brother not ring been a member quite six months The
delegate from Cant 5,094 (Abbotsbury) having stated the
widow was left with two children, one only about one
month old, it was resolved that the district secretary
bring the matter before the next dust rict meeting, and
sanction was unanimously granted Court 5,021 to send a
petition to each Court in the district on M.. widow's
behalf. Bro. .I. Dovey was nominated as D.O R., and
Bro. W. R. Symonds as D.B CR. Bro. A. Speight wee
elected Junior auditor. A vote of thanks for the use of
the room was accorded the Rev. Mr. Bahasa, after which
the D C It. closed the meeting. A first-claes dinner was
provided by Bro. C. Rogers, of the Swan, which was
done ample justice to.

ST. MAIT'T NIGHT SCHOOL SUllett. —On Tuesday even-
ing the annual topper Go the does of the winter session of
this ts-hool was given in the largo schoolroom, .t which
about 0) sat down. As usual the good things were
supplied by • few gentlemen friends, of whom the
felloising were preivist, and, aa on former occasion',
Deemed to enter most heartily Into the enjoyment of the
sveninc —Meson J. Andrews, jun., R. Talbot, 11.
Reynolds. ft S. Minden W. Smith, Randall, sad
Williams. The Rev. T. A. Faikner looked in more than
Qom daring the seeming, and seemed much delighted at
the manner in which the boys ware enjoying themselves,
fleveral lads sang songs and recited, and our friend Kr. J.
Amarews, Jon., ken the party. merry by occasionally in-
tradatiaLoa• or ii.bdiwosi ?f his very po
n, was pular s
to tlngs. The
rough f
(Ars e the
▪ byrotheengle'v. W. F. Inspector)
IPSO this year of • moot satisfectory character, nearly the
ebigads passing the test very creditably to
m the l
and to those who, daring the winter months,
eished theca.
1111 Or VI OLD AHD IllteriCTZD TOWNIIIIIII.—It was
with niffeigned react that every true Waymouthism ODOO—NICK
tstresived the news of the death of Yr. John Jenkins Roll.,
BREAKING A BROTHER'S LEG.
of Atuguaaa puce, who has for mores of years Onni a
prominent position in the town Writing of so energetic At the Yeovil County Court, on Thursday, before
• man, and so witty a writer, it seem. almost impossible Judge Litany, • labourer, named Sam Montactito, of
to do ernes to Kr. Rallis memory without in allusion to this place. summoned his brother. George Montacate,
that sarbewass of tuovetoi°o °Web so distinguished for Ft balance due to plaintiff m oompematien for
him. But so kindly had be become of late, so denroui on
all occselone to show sympathy with distress and make
ca.bnachkini,oc L
4 ook"' The parties
arising rm. I
brothers, sod Lna
enealrier after the aerferlar —that we are informed o miring • quarrel from
wwww. to the stirring Urns, and .t.itio„ of old about some work, defendant kicked plaintiff and broke
would he quite foreign to any wish he asaid lately LAT. his leg lie was taken to the Yeovil fit:woks' and an
sromeesd, so we Jebel one, with the ewe shadew of an action before the magirtrates ensued. An order was then
allusion, many things on which we should have liked to made toe the payment bv defendant of 1.3, El only of
dwell-4.910t it Maar that hi everything Kr. Rolls was • which had been paid. kr Marsh, who appeared for
hater 0: humbug, and hem to ft",eo4" and attack 'Anti plaintiff, said that he had as hatimmion that defend-
he thought was prompted by oafish alma It slew to be . v," not moon to pay any more, which lad inthis
one more tie loosened between the Weymouth of the
=t and the past that Kr. Roils has gone to that Lotion. DtiomlaassLitallseastd his willingnms to Per.
when.. Ito traveller returns, sad tans it ill that in but said that be only lls. • week and we. not
income.— in a position to pay more &Boa &L • week. It was
"Every sorrow cots a string. said that defendant would not work in order to evade
And urges us to rise, this claim. The original order was for 9a 6d. • week,
Hs had paned the ordinary bounded tusn's life, and even by couaenand His Hosenr said that ial=tol.
at foss seam wee Mto ill able persevere in his walks about paid in • sod If* a mom* mita
his beirrid town, mod when estirkid by extrema* feeble' iL was pad wadi higubmit.
ino. la istaadasons tool maim sod wow for rook inglost.

011111111 LIMAS.
I The ()amidst for the election of guardians for this town
has caned a considerable amount dexclheinent y
within the last few .isY.. T e were noutioitc to au
the two .mite.—The ist, n.utt of th.
Hiu).r. log; D.oning• 14; ss. The two elecud
being the old guardians.