The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-15 00:00:00


America was fond of speaking of England as the M _
mother couetry-he was glad the daughter e ad
count . Boy's plain night shirt
orris, Radipol ; 3rd, Ss , Maggie Hawkins,
bad sent a man to represent her who 6y inch word • Stafford (between nine and
as there he had Omit's' showed he WA an interest i: 3i:n arißeatHrlicenk 141Cownlion:nuna, LittKle"lnirt. it*;
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the well being col the mother country, as well as in Rolls, Winter
that of that great country, the American States. Ire year4_l.4; 4. ;14, Adio. Dnitatit%T:lfwle edy 3d
evn. teni and e,
..1e.7
Floyer) had ventured to address these few words tii, Charlotte Wallis, Broacher", ' ; 3r,mr rs:*l',,Lesessnie to them, and he hoped they would receive mime littln
t‘wvieent,n
rnbornine a,nd;
Rolla, Stinsford. Night d -ne
with (rills,. tcc. he:
enfeenslhningis .snitlionressalhatdheniirithlscanedi:M; itsfgtenteliYerdthan!iwen'ahtt":llyl te2nncl,Yen"4l-11,' ri7,l.l..n.inznbeice hKßnellartwi(!..ityt?,
( A millause.)
Dewlish A Stare Bartlett Littlebredy. Ifitto vote oi thanks to the Chairman and secretary (between; twelve and thirte-n).- Is r Ild Emma
I, as j
was proposed liy Mr. R. if. FLTOT. In his r. . marks White, Radipile ; 2nd, lii, Mabel Rend II Preston •he said Nlr. Floyer was well known to them all, and 3rd, ts exl, 11. ' P ' e ' '
he was ready now as ever to help any work which had (between 13 and 14
woe ark, Broadmayne. Man's shirt
years)-Ist, en, Alice Chile tt for ita object the welfare or combust .1 his power Preston : 2nd, 54 6d, Annie ft. Pars, Stinsforl: neighbours. He had given that day, as he had often Ditto (between 14 and 16)-let, Cos ad, Mary Billet t,
dine before on these occasions, good advice and ltulipile. Men's shirts (between 13 and 14 -7s,
kindly encouragement on homely matters of the Ellen Racer, Littlebredy. Ditto, white - 7s, Alice
garden and th- house, which interested them and fteglar, Littlebredy. Girl's frock -9. Besidetended ti promote their welfare and comfort. With Bascombe, Preston. Shirt made 12:fc pupil
regard b. the secretary, they knew as well as be did teachers-10s, Flora Thorne, Preston. IlittiEllg.
that nest if the•sn societies depended nit.., much on -Plain knitting (under eight yeand-Ist, Is ad,
c monittecs and chairmen as .m the individual energy Mary }ramified, I)ewlish ; 2nd, Is, Elizabeth Burt,
and hard work if the secretary, and with regard to Prestos', ; 3rd, rel, Lillie Gundry, Kni ton.
this society, it almost entirely depended on the kindly Ribbed mnffatees (between eight and ten year. -Ist,
offices and energy if Mr. Kindersley. (AppLen....) 2s. ad, Kate Sullen, Piddletrenthide ; 2nd, 25.,
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He had always !flown a kindly interest in this work, Beanie °item', Stafford' 3rd, Is. fid., Susan Gale,
and it was owing to him entirely that it had gone on Littlebredy. Child's ribbed socks (between ten and
from year to year. Long might he be spared bi wive twelve years)-Ist„ 4.., Mary I)rake, Poldletrenthide :
them his kindly help and assistance in this very 2nd, 3.., Beatrice Samways, Littlebredy ; 3rd, 2.1.,
interesting work. (Applause.) i Annie flansford, Steepleton. Ribbed stockings
Mr. Ftoota having acknowledged the compliment, (above twelve)-14. 64., Alice Chilcott, Preston' oYnd,
the lIONARt Siocarruer made his annual statement reo Alice Goff, Knighton ; 3rd, 45., Annie Cotes,
as to the affairs and condition of the society. He con- stafford. Darning.-On A strip of canvas (under
fooled he hail very often felt anxiously about the eight yews-2w, Grace Samways, Knighton. On a
anciety. It very often fretted him to find there were towel (between eight and ten years) - lit, is.,
so many parishes included in their district which did Elizabeth Chnrchill, rtncleton ; 2nd, 35., Charlotte
not coin. into competition, and from year to year he Royt, Stafford. Oa a stocking (between ten and
had said pretty much the um.' thing on the subject. twelve years)-Ist, is,, Rhoda Slade, Broadmayne;
But after tieing at work for the society-he thought thia 2nd, ta., Donau emu,
Stafford. On linen or fine
was his 32n.1 or 93rd year-he began to think after all calico (above twelve years)-41., Ellen Cross. Mark.
110. had fretted himself in vain. He looked back over in _._O
g n a strip of canvas (under eight years)-2N,
the rust years, and in taking intervals .1 10 Yv3re. he Francis Gifford, )Cnighton. On calico (between eight
found that in the year 1953-the first year le was and twelve years)-let, is, Mary Kellaway. Dew-
secretary -there were 21 parishes competing; in Pra, lib; 2nd, 3..., Edith Samways, Knighton. On fine
27 lipid. competed ;in 1873, 32, the highest number diaper (ab IVP twelve yearal-Ist, as, Sarah Dominy,
ever reached ; and in INK& Si. He could not tell Buckland Newton; 2nd, is. Mary Cox, Tincletin.
exactly what it would Is. this year, but he thought WsrL isat done al SeArs4.-Plain work-10..., Bessie
perhaps it wx iild he 23 or 21. So that altogether they Holleyoak, Preston. Knitted stockinga-35., Mary
had not much to complain of ;if they had not_gone Up„. Trevett, Steepleton. Knitted stockings (by a boy)-
hill at any rate they had not gone down. MC.I4• -. .te., Frederick Hoseyryk. presto,.
lorisles had competed durint thew 33 years the 1 --
anciity had existed, •ndl lie hoped they might rest WAYNOUTH.
gltirflott A pssl work livid bwii .line in them, and .
FoUITH ANNUAL GUT FAUX Ibtuverwrganots.-A
th it was iiiit tl small matter. He found in boking ' meeting of the committee of thn above will be held
over the list lit pAri4ll,4 in competition, in class Ai at the Guildhall, Melon/de Regis, tin Thursday
for allotment gardens NI 1 wellikept cottages, the evening. September 10th, 1885, at eight o'clock
i“rishes in competition were, in district 1, Stinsford precisely, at which meeting promoters of the move-
Staff. ird, Tincletin, and Tolpuddle -a fair compoition menu are requested to attend. -Oittaces J. SAMAAViI,
in that district ; district 2, Preston and Sutton Pintz Assistant Secretary.
only; district g, Osinington, Knighton, Came, and'
I Sr. SAIIVI BAND or !Tops,-The members of this
Whitcomb.,; district 4, llingham's Alelonnhe and
___, little Band assembled at St. Mary's schoolroom on
Plush ; district 5, Burkland Newton, Pt intern', and Tuesday evening, when there was a pleasing enter-
Gone ; district 6, Bradford ; anddistrict 7. Isingliredli tainment .tmongst the speakers was Mrs. Henry
Littlelinidy, Winterborne, and titeepleton. Class
„„ Everett, of Dorchester, who concluded by reciting the
varied from year to year. There were As many 4.1. thrilling story of John Maynard, the brave sailor who
competitors in Clue 11, and it was a very excellent died at the post of duty.
exhibiti.on. (APPlause.) fleeing explained that two SHIPPINU.-Arrivals : Aquila (s), Painter, Jersey,
p.rsorui had been dirsinalified bemuse in the comtotib mineral ; Cygnus (s), nether, Jersey, general ;
dm for a dish of 24 poutoon one had sent 23 and the rtrighhin (s), nine, Jersey, general ; Empress (ai,
other 23, Mr. Kindersley said in Class I) for school Ilowring, Bournemouth, Ryde, and Gores, passengers;
attendance they had some very excellent attendance!. Premier (a), Haill, Bournemouth, Ryde and o,lWet,
hut at the ume time they had a very irregular competo v....angers ; Victoria (01, Proctor, Port;mouth, nil ;
lion. For the prize os erect tsi labourers for sending . 4,
i Game, Shields, coal ; Baobab, Roussel,
nige h greatest number of children to school the most ! pentneux, barley : Renown, Parsons,
as, Shields, coal ;
nitarly, in district I, Tolpuddle, Stinsford and . Ocean Bride, Crocker, Sunderland, coal. Sailing.:
staeford competed ; district 2, Preston only ; distrii. , Aquila (s), Painter, Jenwy, general ; Cygnus 00,
3, none at all ; district 4. Plush and Altin ; district...' 1 Flusher, Jersey, general ; Brighton (id, Falb., Jersey,
Buck land Newton and ('erne ; district ii, n.ine ; district 1 general ; Empross (s), llowring, It einiemouth, Ryde,
7, Winterlorne and Littlebredy. For the prizes ! and cea,,,a, ;manna... ;
Premier (s), Ifaill, Bourne-
ngered to boys attending Sunday School most nigii. 1 month. Ryde, and Cow,',., pawners ; Victoria (a),
lady, Alton and Preston alone comisted : for the Proctor, l'ortsmonth, nil ; Ibiniarmund, King, Porta.
sward offered to Oda for similar attendance, Station! ; 1 month, Government stores; Mary Offer, Brown,
and for thosegiver to boys over twelve attending night [ Portland, nil ; Jessamine, Maynard, Saiindenifnet,
5et,,,,,i, preston oviy. It was t., be rigrettisl the coin. ballast ; William Dyer, Norster, Sunderland, ballast,
petition was 11,4 ;wirer. New, in Maas C there was I
lie. comistition aged although there were MIMI. eXO.I-
I..nt f0i1...P1 ..ffinstsl-thrs. of 13,.. and one of 71, ficl.
There were lota servant., IP, ' 'ants of members in the district
who might have competed and taken that money,
which was wont having, especially in thew Ilan!
days. (Hine, hear.) Then with regent tithe neelle.
work, they had si mewha • t less than the usual number
of pieees sent in-107 altogethsr ; they generally
boked tor 120 pieces or something like that.
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;t1;;:rr- w..r 23 przLiii.;.Fluipeting with needlew"rk,

while wan not m unnatinfactory number. Turning
to the money matter, Mr. Kindernley mid lie found
that of tho lei,. taken np this year, not include
lug thim• taken that day. Stafford and Prisinin Mood
at the head; the former had talon 14 mix.% for £4,
and the latter :t0 prizen of the value of CO lon. This
man vier creditable to thew parinhoei, and he congratu-
lat.! them on it. An to the genera; pinition of the
iniciety Ito n.ported aatinfactorily. If they were wit
in a very thrivng condition at any. rate they hail
nothing ti oomph in .4—they paid their way will and
had n. 411 lug to regret about that. They hid Line
him the honour if combining him witlijth.•ir very
excellent chairman in a vote of thank.. Anybody
would feel in.vit proud to In. so sasiociated. They
know he (Mr. liver) was about to vacate the neat in
Parliament which he had no long held at the midi of
the cotinty. and Onwever much they might regret
hiaing hin nervier-o then', they could not but feel that
after no many yearn of hard neryiee he wax entitled to
a time of repine, and they all mist heartily Ivinhed
him long life to enjoy it. lint lie (the speaker) could
not help doubting whether that reprise would be in,
alwilute as might he winhed for hitn. h wan true lw
wadil no longer have the very arduous work of the
Ifi.mmn. if Commann ;he would of caner*, naturally
buil himself a great deal more in thin neighbourhood,
and an far AA he. (the mindere.) experienee wont they
ni it be clack to take advantage of that, and if
they cold not work him in London they w.mlll work
I ' here. :tr.,' he wax not at all wire that in the ninny
demanda he would find made upon him fir help lien.,
there, and everywhere, Mr. Plover would not Hod he
on. out 111 the frying inn into the tire. (Aluilauxe.)
Mr. Kin lernley congratulated the prixedakern upon
I Iwir num.*, Mr. Kindienley acknowledged tho
;thee he hail evolve.' from thee munittee, the gentle-
men who had !whilst him in item wting the ilintrieta
wet judging the vegetables, and tic: Indian in judging
the needlework.
in accordance with the timo-honoured
"Vont Save the Queen" was ming, after which tho
(Haw'a and certificates igere distributed according to
the annexed lint:
LIST.
ALIATISINTA, itAltlolliNg, AND CAPTTAIIIK —VOW brut
cultivated allotments Anil cittom, gariiimii in the
es:retire dintriete, not being leen than quarter acres
an. did each, William Lovelenie and William Coon,
; Jame* Matthew.. and Frederick Coon,
Stallard ; Filwanl Samwayn, Stiteiford ; John Mollie-
Ilichael liallett, and William Stiekland,
Pre.tien ; ldiesril Malley and John Paiilley, Conic;
Robert Cox and John If arvey, James
Watts and Edward Downton, Littlebristy ; John
Mulford and harry Palmer, Pm., Winterborne,

ham, lett than quarter acres and not lees than In
'swell—As. each, Ile.wtre Rise and Richard Spier,
TI 'Riddle Isaac Hawker, Stafford ;Th•una,i
Stinsford ; George Cox, Tincleton; Joseph Itownt..n,
hunington ; Samuel limikina and John lion.,
Itingham's Itlelcoinhe ; James lit.me and Frederick
Symes, Little Nlint.nto: I;e"nre Churchill, Iluckland
Newton; Isaac Sherry and Charles Whittle, (urn.;
Chartea 9taldflt, sena Brad;C
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