The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12 00:00:00

DEMONSTRATION OF FORESTRY AT BRIDPORT.

A grand fete was held here on Bann H
(tlonday), when lb. whither was al, that cull Ile
Jeeire i fur PO eventful so mead m. 4... time Mum,
the C met "Stsr of Writ," No. 3,69506 d led to hold
• fete on tile day, and no paha or espenes w re spared
I. bring the plus t a ettenve.f ii Jens. had •td,‘
to join them wm sec ph d by the local 1...
fellow., an,' niemlime of Seth Or lera at -a 'ci Delis
4 die. at the intrish (March i, lb. in doing ••f the
per vi .04.1 ay, when Br .ther 11,. E. J. 1.. IL liens.
I the •erm ~•. ..he. •ly war •a, ii
,•n th• co .ii) I. I..it it 141 it • o NIOn •aky fall pe:•.111,
.no. lop Led. I. , Imo Is, th .1 .4 the Court "sias
thl West," Crewkerse, aol the Brldport Volunteer
band were einesged for the mead ,n, an I 'lift Hrig.4
s•mse v 10111.84 mirk •lorin,r the day. The b-Ils of tb•
parnb char'. sent forth. nits y peel, at i tad sal*.
Tne to •o prewat d roil's, a lively sopearanoe, several
titan( slly dmiated matte. b •erion suitable mottoes
being arrotel in the CATIOO. street& sii•l ft ~is sad
banners ti /attic' from the parapattr or windows of the
',dodos! places ••1 lotsioem. Titown wee full of
visitors, no &mid attracted by the laterals. seals or,
which the ft. WAP carried out, and amongst them
were Utunen.ui F ,reet ire and 0 Llfsllows from
ad" meld twos. About 40 0 Idtellowe Game fr tm
I h•eci•e.ter. Al 11 a.m. the Od•ftellows were
maraballal at th or bell in :iooth.atreet, and heeded
by the Voluoteer Band pen:mailed to the Fmest re'
Hall, In Chard's hired, where the (lourt was sw..l• ion
th •rn he id-ni by the Cost' i-t 4 West " bold.
Thu C 3. 1),;114 form., I. it pr oats 1 to North
and Wmt Al linotoo, sod psed4 op Wert- duet, on
Its return a It p was mad.. op ••N te the resideuoe of
the Mayor, where his Worship. the Mayoress, and
family acre assembled. Each band her* played a
selection of etude.. It them procmded to Beat-street,
an lon im return to S nah-dreet di route t the fete
Sell. The toll twin. was the order of procession :
Mount,' llaranal (Br. C. E Imunad, Secretary of
Fete Commit... ),
Bomar,.
Band of the A Company D R. V
101.yeetastion of Ql4holoers and Jnysail-s.
0.1 fed at; flamer.
Past °Man of ths Way.
Three mounted F mat tte.
" Star of Um West (Ore okarne) bras. hand.
Banner..
Jared!. Forest....
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Living oinWoino of iTi.O-p-it-e;.i .-itiloluni-nordeas in decorated
voincte.
Molt Forootorn
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Diana,Coo of ForZi-rieWtial-1.-iii emblem§ el Palk
114pe, awl Chvite. Jo 4.coreted vehicle.
For, e'en
Velma emblem ol 30.11e0 is d•corwiwi wohicid.
THE DINNER
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Wse bold at two p.m. 10 -a-I-I.:muse, where Bro. S.
Childs provided a m rst en :ellen; repast, which
Included every delicacy of the season. Toe Mayor
kindly con rent ul to presi.h., and he was sup,..orted by
Sir Nl..lyneaux Hyde Nepean, Bart. (Loden. Court),
Hon. Cochrsne Balilie, Ifessrs. V. (. .1 Nantes, Dr.
Hay, H. S. Suttill. R. Tucker, W. S.Charles, B.C.
Italia, T. Rills, J. L wz, Roca. S. S. Klddle, 11. L.
Carpenter, J. 8. :Steward, and J. F. Wilkiuson
(Bury St. Edmunds), Etc.
As usual th. ,pal to et* were the first on the
and they were elven and rec in the .11 happy
spirit and enthu-issm. His Worship gave the
' Army, Navy, and Reserve 'Pone.," and remarked
that the army needed welling from him to noom.
meld it, for it could take care of itself and the ountry
se well. He wow glad to see Sir Molyneanz Hyde
Neplan present to reap as.l t.. that portion of the
toast. The navy should hi ulaititsine I, as he held
It to be more useful to this c..untry hen any of the
other forces. He also spoke in b.t. terms of the
volunteers, and coupled with the t out the names of
Sir blolyneaus li. Nepean and the Hon, 0 raises*
Baillle:-. . . . .

H. NIPIAN, who wog revived with cheers,
said he responds I as an oil soldier, f ir be belonged
to the army many year. ago, and only knew It al it
then woo. It mast mem mtoniebbig to them to me
him present, • man 70 year, .1 age, who bad been In
tho arm., still •I•ve. tag bier).
The Hon. COCHILINS BAILLIE thank el them fr the
eraimth with which the t ,00t had been received.
p. 'vomit g for the Yerinianry, be had great confidence
in that force, soil ike believed they were 13,,t only 1,113111-
Malit for they would 40 the e duty when called
upon. lie looked up 01 filo Volunteers se the outcome
of the patrditic feeling of the c,,untry—• feeling which
correopouded with that in the olden time, when trained
bands in loondon, then called the Militia, assembled
to protect the onint,y. The voltuttoners of to-day bad
mem bees called upon to act, but Wit herbage of