The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22 00:00:00

ACCIDENT AT THE POOLE BTATION.

A somewhat extraordinary and unaccountable
accident °marred here on Satarday night. While the
guards and porters in charge of • good' train were on
duty, their attention was attracted by the sound of
moans near the goods-shed. A aearoh wee at once
made, and • young MAO named Frederick Parrett„;ons
of the p Aire in the employ of the company, was found
lying in the GI. way, t !rribly knocked about th• head.
He could give no account of himself or OA to the
way In which be met with his injuries, but it is
imagined that he was riding on ,me of the waggons
and fell off. Singular to say, his cut, waistcoat, and
shirt were cut almost into ribbns, bat his skin was
untouched. Under the care of Dr. Lawton he is pro-
gressing very favourably.

5AL.7813-17RT.
Tug fluuttot Miss re THI DIOCESE. —The
building in eraneeitreet, which for a long time past
has been undergoing alteration. and repair, to fit it
for the purpcies of a Chu•ch Howie for the Diocese,
will be formally vane I on Tueaday evening neat,
with a contereasione given by the Venerable the
Archdeacon and Mrs. Sanctuary. A large number of
Invitations have been limed, and a fashionable and
suoceestr` gathering is anticipated.
TARRANT GIINVILLI
A SMOLA.% 011COMILICE. —lt 14 'Wed that on
M ,nisy, the 7th inst.. when L ri Fortune's hounds
met at Durwed to itri Igo thy .t.rte I a fox from
&wankel:le bugles and chased it to Gonville, where it
was killed in the ohorchyar I on the grave of Sim
Tree igen, the old h totem to whe hoot wi the county
under the late Mr. Farquharaoa, of Langton.

BILIDPOZT.
TOSSED ST • Cow.—Os M ,oclay last a young man,
name Page, had rather • panful experience with •
vindictive um near pen, :kilns. The animal t wed
him a c ntsiderable height, and the victim was pitched
into • river oleos by, but the only itklu-y recilved pa.
lbs efkot of an mu; abscl tcnualog.

THOM.
Mmogn3.—The install•tion of Bro. W. Nosworthy,
SW. PM, PPG°, Som., as Worshipful Master of the
L.dos "Brotherly Lne,7_323, Yeovil, took place at
the Chou., ;he 11o1e1. on Wridueeday. When there or-
• lug. Woodrum*, tocialing brethren from the adjoin-
ing prosaic. of Dorset and Devon. Ainoug tams
present, to addition to thom be onsi..g to Me Lodge,
were Bro. Gushes, 1,197, PM, PPGSB ; Ern- J. Hunt.
135, PM, PG Sec. ; Bro. E. W. Co nab.. 811, PM,
PrUP ; Bro. W. T. °Word, PM, PPUD ; Bro. W.
W. God, 437, WSI ; Bro. G... liugr, 814, P tl.
ppuruc ; G. It. Mwt r. 1.168, P.M, PAIDC ;
13.0. W. A. T Ngle,. 1.168; itru. W.
800. J. nit Boyi, 101, PM, FPUJW ; tiro. It.
kiarrulF, 976, PM, p .It; Bro. J. P. Growl, 676,
JW ; ..ro. A. Botier. 1.367, JW ; Bro. B. Pergett,
171.1, Y.ll ; Bro. E. Phillip. tiartington, 1,021 ; Bro.
J. Wheatley, 811, ; Bro. J. Summers, 814,
PPur ; Bro. J. Tompsett, 811, PM PPJUD ; Ao.
The installation OM 11.130.4 wm atm, performed by Bro.
Pall, Deputy Provianial Grand steam. Alcor toe
WM, had been placard in the chair, he prommled to
' appoint his Maws for lb. ensuing 'ear, sa follow
IPM, Bro. H. Cobb; BW, Bro. J. A. !tinhorn, ;
JW, Bro. J. Crooliar Crammer, Bro. F. Urn, I'M;
secretsry, Bro. A. J. Studs' ; SU. Bro. S. R.
Bowkett ; JD, Bro. J. S. RAber ; iLL, Bro. 11. F.
, &Um, ; 0, 800. UT. tiesimmi ; LU, Bro. H.
F. lartdch;eBolm' ...I.l.l.lBl)Ludgdn'e&,ntli; !blirlecolrßeicoop.aB.•'
took uf • banquet, whin It. mum 4.11/../010 toasts were
duly honoured.