The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-27 00:00:00

KANST—ODIa.
WESLEYAN CHAPEL

In the burial ground of the Wesleyan/ of this
on Thursday, Bth of May, the interment of the remain+ of
Mr. Toni Sons, of Lush's Farm, Menthol!, Dorset, teak
place, amid the assembly of many relatives and (Hinds of
the deceased. The funeral service was conducted by the
Rom J. F. Masters and W. J. Chant, circuit pastor*, and
• religious service of a profitable kind waa eagaged in.
The deceased was highly respected by sU, and had bald
various offices as • Wesleyan layman, the last being that
of missionary treasurer. Benevolent and large.hearted,
and in politics • Liberal, his death will leave a blank not
soon ura easily filled up. Our correspondent adds ;
Mauston* is • lovely spot in Duvet, near Sturminster
Nrarton, containing and surrounded by rich putters and
lofty elm trees, with the river Stour 8 iwing by it. side.
The buildings are mostly detached dwelling. of cottager.,
among whom live several well-to-do fanners. The
Marchioness of Westminster owns most ol the property
kers ; bct there is • neat mraution and grounds belonging
to Captain Hanham, R N J.l'. To all femme interested
in the bunals question, or t sorb as have read the kooks
entitled "The Denominaticiaal Reason Why," "Orthodox
London," or " Meter Mot I,godon," this pariah would be an
illustrative iraminentarY. It alMeoes that a Wesleyan
farmer and his wife, of the same of Hames, several years ,
ate were unfortunara enooch v, lose an infant, and the
then incumbent refired burial because it had not been
" beptised at Arra,* so it was then decided to use the
plot of ground surrounding the Wesleyan chapel as •
burial ground, where this infant and another afterward,
of the same family were interred. This case, with at its
surrounding grievances of bondage to Christian liberty,
stirred the indignation of Captain Hioaham, sad, being
unable to remove the congas, be proceeded ii put up a
costly mausoleum dole alongside tho parish churchyard,
and in this place was interred his ladies cornea, with much
costly ceremony. Also at the crow roads of the village
this aura gentleman steeled some school buildings and •
teacher's residence and engaged • teacher for the
"srl
In front of which building in very large letter, is beeciM
" Unnectarian School." Prawn through tko village who
are strangers are thus serrated by what they behold, and
the writer has seen on • Sabbath morning two detach•
manta of *coned children, with the ta. teacher., in rank and
I file, on their Way to the parish oLve.h,
weragyens, with their pastors, moving towards their
" meeting house " at !he Si". time. tkok
" division unclog tram. inwhlCh 1101:10011fOradata ay V
cannot further help theme/lye., becalms of existing egg'.
siratical law. When and how this mutes, stall be
settled to the satisfa-tion of rat parties Is • problem
nobody can solve; but whether by dieretahlishenent or
any other way ronconforalliata ssy tb.:4 wait Gods Use
to avenge his own elect, Who my to him day and night,
sighing for deliverance from this !trades., and vex.atran
and in the IWawagra,, adopting St,
forth in his let ?lade, find chanter, 13 to 16. "As free, and
not using your (present allaro of Gospel, 'liberty for
a cloke 4 oialicioraneas," Ac.

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h. rnemined, exospt one, wore sold es le! Lewd.
cocr.a, arrowroot, and sugar. the stag* IdaiiTh.
Padbury's Cocoa Essence, which wee ger Adria
om quantity of starch in the other sentyler” ridMAar.
67 and 80 per cent., so that allowing 11, • saga. --,1
was not in some of them more than I
cocoa. An article like this was comer ,radvdl"'"
1115 10 a food."
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MARRIAGES. W lell*
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Tun CHURCH AND 1141 Pon--On the 13th el May May IL nt Marl . Emily. d...wbur . f the la. Fn.*
in. Hilton Club anniversary was held at this place, Budden. of Connihr/LerDON. er .163.
over 100 members going in procession to Hilton pariah May 13. at Tincletoat lle, Pek, Man on. lOW aI"
church to Divine service, and, with visitor., n mall..e ~ sad painful 11...... .104 66. ter vi etr•
about four hogehude et of 1,14u0r afterwar May 17, at Nueetoa, rd.," mowed Mash
-- John looks. aged 11 riv.l. WHITS01117111:111. Mar 11, at 4.loatllaarn.,e.. Donbt.,,
in. Sib yew of her sr,,.
ASMIVISILART.—On the 19th of May in the
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Wesleyan chapel and reading•room • sermon was -;;,—;-- -..=,-,..- -,1-
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Ereached and a public tea held to commemorate the .."`" 1"..".....i. ---
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Temperance Society annivenary. A [_ion. with mrs %ART ..ILLXII. 8, high Westooll
flags and banners, att. d... 4 k-
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Rand, went round tne vivan. Addressee were after- the oMorfa. S. 1 jb.• .bytw.w ww.r. D
wards delivered in felicitate idyls by Kr, D, Balboa, • pariah of The Rol, Trinity, f,,,. 4, • Prefuur"-
Bev. T. Veal, and albs'. 'Mewls,. WY 27. lit 9'