The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-25 00:00:00

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SOCIETY CHOIR.

A large oosoouree of people attended at Albestoa Hall
on Tuesday imam last to hear the Service of Boas
setitied "Era; takes frees " Dade Tore's Cabin." This
stair has, with the assieteace ef • Is. friends. rives •
1196111 a eatertalansenti during the winter swaths, and
this betas the fifth, wee mote sucerieful that say of the
others. altheash It was al a &threat character. Those
who astoema lel. weraor of Um menecteil readings, °geld
mot have cheese a better sae than the B. J. li &Mastro,
who reed venv clearly diseiactly, sad feelingly. Before
the motes anameasell be Waked those presset. as behalf
ef Kra Blaghere sad abet,, for ee there that ed&A
This was • Miens{ kind of ertanuat the, hog
Pes hese given by these kind Meade, but be bad
seitossioTubt t would be tally as lateresting se the terapermot
sass, sad he booed that it would be bloused to may
Frat The service began with "Scatter Seeds al
dasea " and throughout the whole of the males the
plead were well realered, particularly so in "Per Is,
Away" sad ' Hark, the Koala Softly " At the
cites of shah moo of the latter, an invisible 'He
Is width's.- Was seas very sweetly. " Thou art
Away" wee well seas by eepraace sad oastraltoe slam
In • great measure the issues sad elect were contributed
to by the " ' Is Sao; which was well
eul Is resat by Kies New
era). ir
Stevens sad Kr. hawkss
died drama), MIA Kr. was readies the
ci Ira "Vital 13 followed, after whisk the
Rev. J. • few words sad the
seastiag ei=the Doxology.

CHURCH PABTORAL AID 800111127,
The Meads of tide assist y wade special Watson its
Wulf at tits Inginalag ol this week, commencing on
&today, trim IMMO= MVP preached at All &data by
Hu Bev. W. Leboy, deputation, aid Bey. H. P.
Soon. aid lt3 4s. 6d. was collected
Latoyt N'
Rom t
Auk H. 0. G. MOlll6, sad W.
sad the collections produced PI Is. ld., rs-zm
Man*, Revs. W. C. Osborne and W. Leroy, aid
there was gatitred £1 14:.
Potato meetings wore hold at Miners Hall, oa Monday
afternoon and evening. in which the following
,e/t pen—Rewas. 11.-3. ROM. C P Molt. I- ft=
_...,W Lira,. listadloy P. Mottle. L Coßineon, G. Mon* 1.
Lellew. tad R. R. Meadows. The afternoon IMIOUDir 1111111
armiged over by Mr. R. If. RUM. 1.7., from Weymouth,
and es• ressadethis for the lugs peoportica ot Wigs
prima
Attic
Tr (lemma" said they not ander veep szasptlemal dr-
eannt•sers.with mord lath. f ands 0 fiefracietgorbk.hare
ualtapptly to ewe • state that Was • vow ineeeastal
mill Lolleart of tho y
wasza.orsit be whiziat.
=0...-1-611101. better aore. That atsaat • very
el um tHairlinss talk. asnannes nest
assau—Tasirsesd. Inas near • turd working =rote Ii
=,Tailate Ira= toy down li%a=aad Mini
awe save in
r saleltetassras. eel. thought bow yew i....1r= ta qw Oberst aseeka.—" la a Uwe
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Mir moot impartmt Mande forth se a t .11 ors at mood lusaaeltadpilldpks whisk were=aride
aid glory of farmer saw, bat wwes. we are toe' with •
crania mew,
.Itars sow lost War grow Lao that .0, u
said i ntsg Ged Is Ids amen pear oat sun s unit st
Wirialadilliall=4:oirtv= ttb" t" sun
la Dorsal., he,. • yap tnewainesee we see the
Inn saunters talk. Sank eel to Iletanad, red la ills
of detesselin mast nabs mass sews Wort to stimuli
u.alaoe It to or meet walised 0r.,...
In ta• sumo at the ereiteet seldwasest=to=
it was explored Mee this rare trireme to
abroad insaellest eerier In eleerwr• rib the eg
et Caret et Inglind. by atlas olerinnsa la
toot w tor taten, or whore lbw ere
oar to riser • ewers erielrer widen Is Oise es
reeb. ret,leed• Dears with inai sealeltslat and with
1 the .1111.8 ewer de, the 0r... pis isek era it the
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mat I:4•lser US hares.=iste eiretle erste
week la ente sir oleo sew dim abase
west sad welal mons are haid. sad warn
weloosstd by _ lesser about to tame their sattir=e;
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TES PRIIIITITZ METHODIST NSW OHAPSL.
Par the sake of having • respectable elerea In obieffi
to
worship, the Primitive Methodiets el this circuit have
willingly mmeinted to bear. weight ell ffebSorder which.
U not =steered by assitives sad Wed they might
thole Six hewed reads =girt dureenrega &lukewarm
church ; but the Primitive Methodists Ur not only =id
Ike interest and, aided by a good , kept fiords'
matters straight; but &leo mule I=lforte to reduce
Use debt. One of them aorta was betnin at the osenarenor-
meet of this week. On Sunday Rev. J. Turley perched
able sermons at the coast new chapel in Doran-
street, and collections wee' made In order to redoes the
debt. —Toe the seam purpose • public meeting was =ld ea
Ilooday =Wag when the Moods mustered in fair
'wraith, plooty of the fair re: smoopt them Thedtterv.
J. Turley, circuit minister, opened um propeediaps.
_and
the service commenced by Manion Om byton-- pawn
Jehovah's Awful Throne: when Mr. Penny offered prayer
for the preemies of the Holy Spirit ; next they sang from
Sankey
_s " k Ito, the Night ts Coming."
11r. Vete, Jun. merited onto ;Tend., and was phased
to hear they had been tasking great progress during the
year. Up in the North and Sim Midland great dinars
favoured hers, yet ihsr
mwtt Xota:lylihhalegehprog" =a better if we bad a good
year. lApplarel Having seven speakers to call on, he
would not ocean meth time hinted ; but called on
Mr. Dorn, who believed in going on, aid not standingstill, either in the rem of -God- or in temporal work.
Here they bed met not to prop up • broken sestem, but
for • salvation meeting, which they used to hare ono' a
year sad now four Weer • year, soon they'd have eight,
sod with sight rainwear= a year—Osenkter)—the MOO
debt would soon he Infers:OM& Last year £I7 in debt
they were, but now Ald beforehand, so progran had
been made dunag the past winter. in spite trauma
Primitive ts bins the sotrty in which the, move,
though they don't Ong quite so mach now as forreerlr,
perkier berme they are got toe respectable. The truth
of God shall prevail, and from this place shall gasp to God
• mot= who were ore not • people, bet who shell go up
with everlasting songs upon their heeds, and sorrow and
aiMeg 'bag Sue away. (Andres).
ds. PIDIXT, the treasurer of the society, was reseed they
were not so far behind as last year, baying L in hand.
He had rough to pay the interest of the debt, bat meted
to MO something dons towards paying off the prat p
By means of collecting LIT had been paid off hi deht due
to the Treasurer, and the young pooplo must be appealed
to =sin. They wanted victory over their Chapel debt
and over sin in the hearts of men, to progress ramally and
spiritually. by prayer and effort, for htarts to be warmed
with the divine love of Jeer He exhorted the young tt
effort, the old to be up and doing, in lemot and out of
seem= trying to reclaim the wanderer,, to bring therefrom
the power of Satan to God. Ministers need the rip ul
every soul here, to bear them before the ntercyrat of
heaven, that they may be able to affect their hearers,
Itearts, reform their lives, and make them Inheritors or
the wend to and lac NW penmen we ..at go forth
that lee lord Jere has power on gene to
ornivaimiagelas. LON art seems • great mountain- but
many seek • mountain has been brought low. No doubt
some 011 k. friends will try • besear. Let than ant con-
sider how little or he given ; but remember—" God loves
• cheerful giver." May God grant we shell lir to ••101
His fare= on earth, and expire la the arms of Jesus. He
hoped they would have. zli.ntrotiag, and by led by
part to meet In heaven.
Hymn: • Shall we gather at the ilver r
Mr. Itata.tera said the Lard had blessed the Primitive
Methodists In this town, and while we trust In Iles H.
will help,—coly we meet work. So with the debt—if we
fold our arse, and expect it paid of, the ores will an.
to nought • but if we labour and pray, it will be raid off.
Let them nought;
to overcame the obstacles in the way, and
be determined to love God, then we shall meet in heaves.
fapplansal
Kr. DA/111U enjoyed the tea very much because (tithe
little lambs being there. He remembered when the
Primitive Methodists were very pleaded to get over in the
otheobonot, where they had_ lovely evenings, and at ene
of them he got kis soul blamed. Late the debt, he
believed every member bad put their shoulders to the
wheel, and fee himself he offered to glee the Interest on
the mosey be had lent On the chapel With • great deal
of fun, and amid laughter, he proposed all the trustees
should guarantee to give their rarest for this pu
Le lose es we give to the Lord, so load will He give%%
again, end be advised than aid to take out expense, drop
it again, and eve threseemay bits Gerrit
=bite only rob the Hesse of.pleLdl.for
don't like to give ter. . Daniel.
continued to edible' tr frede=sern and cheerful
Mannar, and eat down amid =eat =glum
Mr. Poet reinsrked V• 091• ••• • hang. ea%
capable of Wityki themenver ; nose in the world
such onpabWtise as tire who hare der hearts, for in
serving God thereis roes and Joy. He could not avian ,
any plea for rieg the mosey than to trust in God I
and do
itherr. With the basher he believed they
would do biomes Ills • Wiles' matter and they
The Primitive Methodists used to
worship Ina ''°s shop, and sage la link sire by
the Nd. of the water: but now they have • beontitoT
chapel, dry built, and such as nor should be afraid to
come sad worship in. He still more rejoiced at their beteg
drawn deem together, and shutting the devil out. Let
them do this, and God would bleu them spiritually and
, financially. (Applause.)
' Ser. J. TITLLIT explained that Kr. Daniels offered to
lend his LSO without interest, if Urea =kr would lead
LSO each without interest, so Sheathe man lobe Mead
by the special efforts should go to ear 01 the principal
Instead of the inter= thus saving about 4:30 ayes,. Tlis
rteffort this Uin m' had produced collections
e. Id. and the profile of the tea are expected to
being up the amount to about 10a He proposed a
vote of Monks to the Obit!rmsn, which wee seconded by
Mr. Pool, and responded to by Kr. Vine,
Twisty then promised 10e, each, and premises continued
to come la.
The collections raised between LI or £3, about £l5 was
cubed. miltibihs.. ziythwthesbouprete of the tea, made up