The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-10 00:00:00

TIM DirnusuTlON 07 MILS

Took phew In to.To-sen—lA-ffe-rint —the attendee, Mr.
Robert Williamt Jun., hag. There were among
others presenlanon mhatt Marine Kin&ersleT, Kr.
0. Were,, 4.P. Callan Nash. Rev, H. R. Ravenhill, Rev.
M. J. Green, Rev. W. Barnes. Rev. W. Urquhart, Rev.
& Jones. and the Raw. G. Benham The mom] audience
was chiefly composed of the fair em.
Kr. WILLIAM, In his introbastan remarks. expressed
his ova deep regret, which he felt soured they all shared
In. at the death of his cousin, Hr. Herbert WWlamo. the
treasurer of the club. lie had 'brays proved himself
anxious in every way he could to extend the wart of any
society which be felt would be for the beaellt of thorns
amongst whom he lived. This ma called an improve.
moot society, and be thought it had well canted its nem.
With regard to their premat show the vegetables were
certainly not as good • show this year.. last, bet still if
there had been no such society in existence they would
not have bad the onportaaity of easing as good an one as
they had. Is thinking of the proceedings of the day
they must Itret of MI sot (cent a feeling of thaakful.
to that God who had given them such good
weather, without which ell their skill sod care
would ham been thrown away. And also that He
had given them health and streegth to enable thorn
to utilise their mare tins* in the work. A society
Ilk, that was very important in Oa results. In the
first plans it we a good thing for • man to have some-
thing to do, for who was the man who was the more
likely to be • drunkard, or the woman the more likely te
be a burly body, a gossip, sad go tell tales about her neigh•
boors but those who had nothing else to do with their
time. Again, it was • good thing bemuse it brought
them together. and they had the opportunity of genus
whet their neighbours could do; and they moot re
member that although, perhaps, they had mow
won success yet there would be some one who would be
able to beat them. They might have done well this year,
but this society would show them they most try and do
better next year. It was • true saV.Pit that God hell,'
them who helot themselves, and to t sober industrious
num, it must be • mum of satisfaction togas bow well his
vegetables looked compared with three of others. and
hin they hail improved upon previous mere. The moiety
taught then the value of good, steady. Persevering hard
work, and that in them day. of machinery was • good
1. min to learn, for he believed that no machinery ever
did as well as wind was d• dm by head work. It also showed
them that time was nionee, not for those romans he said
the society was a valuable one, and he only wished be
could have seen more ppoent to support it. (Applause.)
Comm BlNullAll then addressed • few words to the meet.
jog. Ti., sumll attendance he accounted for by the fact
that now was the In-gathi ring of the harvest, and having
expressed the pleasure he felt at eyeing their present
c"rai man in the podtion he then occupied, and refereed
to Mr. %%IP ittlo.4 work not or [lll.lO, in Davison., es in
other placm—notalrly bia connection with the Church
Miaimary Society, thanked him also on behalf of the
meeting for the good advice be had given them that day.
Ile could not sit down without saying a word upon the
100, Miry had sti.t Oiled in iho dealt of their friend and
treasurer, Mr. Heti. et Williams. They did not often see
ho on the platform on such occasions as the present.
Ma they Who hod to do with tits thainagettient, know
he we. alive.s behind the metie., and that although he
only professedly boot their mc.-oun,s for them. yet that b•
was always one of the most respected of their lodge.,
and one of the wanseet Mead, of the society. They
could not meet wite out feeling his kos, bat still there waa
• mune ol eel Ming in the fact that one of the same
name and family had come amongst them that day. They
must not forget their oriv.l Plead the secretary, whom
thin all tru•tod and re • m • worthy follower of the
late Yr. Porter. (Che, .1
The (7.llsiltllol, in a tr.e brief remark., thanked the
meeting for its kindly reception of htm and Canon
&nebula for the c inlial words and I apressions he had
used in reference to the lolis they had all sustained
Mr. KINDISSLEY elm thanked the meeting fort _rcom-
pliment paid lore, and humourously referring to 'little
" fault.finding- on Vie part f Cation Bingham ; men-
boned how that onee when he met an old friend and
asked him bow it was he was noteonains to their romong
the answer was, 'Oh. I know what it mans.; the suns
old story—you and Bingham buttering each other.'
(Much laughter.) His duty se secretary was not to make
a speech, but 1•.• w• aid she the opportunity of saying •
few words for the benefit .1 thom who were not Mere.
The speaker then went into 4 few statimice relative to the
dieerent parishes ; and, the N..ti .nil Anthem having
been song, the penes were distributod SY follow.
AL/O=lW% GanDILWS. altn Cortants.— Four beet
cultivated all. talents and cottage ;amens in the memoirs
&Anil..., not Icing leso than qu erter arna—To, fit each,
Charles War, T. 'puddle ; Fredcriek Cross, Stafford;
Willi Cr..., Tol puddle ; t 'rompler, Tincleton
oeneke p.. 1 Inn;, presto. ; tle war 41111, RJI4IIIOIO ; Thomas
Hardy, Lamtus Swyre, and Philip White, Oimingtou
Mamas ttigp, Alfred Stickland, and James Chaldeoott,
Bingham • )(sievelike; Frederick J. Duman% Buckland
Newton; Onadiah Barrett and Henry Wintle, Littlebrair.
Ditto, lase than quouter acres and not lees than ten perch
—5.. each. Alfred Illattrick and Richard Spicer, Tolpwidle;
Stephen Rolls, Higher Kingston; William Drake, Bock.
hampton ; C. W. Squires, Higher Rockhampton ; Jo•eph
Fooks and William Barlett, Preston; &layouts Read,
o,mingtogi ; John Durrant inot Matthew Critebell, Came:
Albin Rurt. Whirconibe • Joesph Binh and Henry House,
Biasham's Delcombe ; lierrer Tinantria., John Meech,
and John Toney. Buckland carton ; Pomp Ilmes, Joho
Read, Jahn Bests, and Chmle. Bonnet', Maiden Newton;
Cherie. Trim, Charlie Oodden, •nd Richard Davis, Brad.
food; James Slade, lattlebredy John Gordon and
William Tom., Steepletou ; Jobs Bartlett, Winterbonse.
Cottager's wi's or widow whose house and premisisige
have Man kept in the tidiest and cleanest state,
being had to the number of children (the four best in each
districo-75. 6d. each, Jane Hellyer, Higher liockhanap-
; faisebeth Bettye/. Boeklumptou ; Kitty Wanes and
Elisabeth Temett, Ttaoletea ; JUMP SMDOUrs R. 60010
Mary Slade, Penton ; Ann Phillips, Knighton; Ann Brett,
Broiedmaym • • Bertha Wallis. and Catherine 'Lansford,
Whitcomb, ;Claarlotte Reed, Osmium,. ; llerriet Baker
and Sarah A. Houma Bingham's Delcombe : Lavine
Caine., Mkaa Foyle, sad Kiimbeth
.I_eorell, Gewbeh ;
Francis Jane Beck, Caroline Brooks, and Dorothea Ridout,
Dockland Newton; Julia Sims, Little Materna ,• Jan*
Bugler, Maiden Newton ; Ann Willis and Ann Maria
Dunford. Bradford : Edasherth Bartlett and Aux Mitchel,
Littlebredy ; Iliastath Lovell, Simpleton ; Mary BMWs.
Wiuterborm
VlOrfalltin tc.--13priag sown onions.—Firt C
Dart, Little Illinteras ; amand, W. Cake, T puddM ;
third, 2a. hi., George Traver., Tolpudile. Autumn sown
catioos.—Ftrit. te., Alfred Battrack, Tolpaddle ; second,
4.., Charles Way, Toituddle ; third, kid., Richard
Spicier, Tolyeaddle. Underground onions—First. Ss, W.
Loveless, Tidparidle : second, 4., George Legg, Tolpuddlei ;
third, 21. hi, Gems Traver.. Carrota—First, Se ,
Way; second 4... Frederick Sim., Little Mlnteine ;
third Sv. 6s, William White, Tolpuddla Pansies-11M,
5., John Water. Strafford; second, 4a. George Trams ;
third, L. 61.. Richard Spicer, Tolouddle, Beetroot—
First, Ss., Cherie* Way; second, It., William Willa,
Littlehredy. French bans—First, Ss , John Durrant,
Came antood. 4t, Charles Doi: third. In ed., Williana
Drake, Stia.tord. Cebbeeee—First,s,, Frederick Rpm,.;
second, 4.., John Cake, T .Ipuddle ; third. 6, 61., Richard
Spicer. Red (ablates—fp , Emmanuel Cross. Telpuddl,
Savoye—Fint, 5.., Coke, ; mood,
Cowles Gut ; third, 2. 6.1 t William Will.. C maser'
Charles Way. inenita—F•est, 5., Cherie:
Dann; .weee.l, 4. Coke; third, Dr. 61., Charles
Way. IleSsd Palmer, Lull bred
Venetanle metal/a—Foal. ff.. John Watts ; mood, 4..
R lwrt Duped, Tolptoldle. Kidney notate...a—Pipit
Castries Dart; mood. Wram Ne. hien, ; third
5.61., John Durres?; Mutt,. John Wain,. (She;
5.., Wili sae White; second, 4.., Charles
Not ; third. fe. GI, Retard li 'leer fourth, 21., V.
our. N .irat 5,, John •
secor.d 4,
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I'd thnleipy ;
*—l, Wattbird, Jibe Obalfee).
If• art —V P 1,5,, Wilk ion Han.fordt
1, Henry Maras. Br,aillii-Irne: :lair., 111.1.. John
Riem—Eir.r, Ss. sock, Anna Proves. Liitie.
Arndt, and JAZ., Neellen. C MAO ; mond, 4.. each, slim.
ch.( Wowlaierd, end Elia 6 CrLospler, Tineston ; thi
Martha Drake. Suneford, and Martha Hi nee,
Tin .1, on.

I,Dt'STRI. SERWICZ, AND CcoNoisr.—Long service.
woman under 5.1-15 a, Elizabeth Palmer, Loughredy.
Scuts:ma—Labourer mediae childre moot regularly to
the parish day school—l's. dhi each. thorn Tray ,
Tolptidslle Robert Steele, Knighton; Frank Beck,
Dewheh • Eli Beck. Buckland Newton ; Robert Russell,
luirminiter. ; (Morse Chant, Littlebredy ; John lakpen
mekdrahe Regis ; ear*. sa. sack GeOrge Riggs, Tolpu,l•llc.,
John Warta, Bnckland Newton, Ditto. parish
SuadaY och"4-7. is.b. George Rupp, Tolpuddl_ ,e •
John Bruedmayne Thomas Lova Dewlish ; Ell Bdck, Burhusel NOOto. (Imam Brake, Bradford ;
George eblrd• Litliebre'li •onj John Inkron. mikome.
itegi.. Ditto. Parivil .1.,y and Sunday schouls—lEw
Thom. Brake Bradford. Boy who Ma lave emended
Us.psziah Sunday school roost regalarly—First7a,
Hutchings. Mvicombe R.V.; wiond 5. Cherie. ItlrC
thud. 31 %Main t,4larka_ Chanainater.
Girl. dimo—Firetja, Alice Cutts's., Devilish • eicaha. -
Bemis Brown, Malcombe Regis; third 3;..
Resesil. ligekl•od Norio& Youth who d,„,r,hal:
sttaima mom mewl, the Rfriek aight school—gime,
101.. Frsak /1,11. Mitlieomb• mop ; mooed 76., &het.
math, michi..4 miwtos ; Cara. 1. Too )(asuman
PrIXDLSWODX.
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DOWE UT DIES A;-TUI PAUU DAT SCNOOL
Work --Specimens at pinto work by girls
a tire and seven years—Filet, ed.. it. Yoe
Radie eme bnd. , leery Hither.
atNara . thia
. Watt', ilncleton. Lit e. between iwcem .1;1
eight—Fina, 3t, Lilian &wombs, Broadinayrie •
b. dd. ugly Radipole third, , Annie. Hillier.
Nwli.6. Ditto. between eight and nine—Firet,.. ao.'
Harriet Hotrhindt, NekXimbe Retie: mood, 000100oth
Randall. Stopieto• ; third. 21 .I.oeiks &Yaw, Stkierd.
Ditto between nine sod too—rtrst. ,
Dewtish • mooed, 31. ad , &rah Holwrboa. Moilatori :
third, ht:, Ezolikarliod Ditto, Wiwi= 10 aid 11—
rait, ht, WlOOlll4lOOOO tooomi. da,
Malt 14th ht, Albs Him. ktimilthes
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