The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-04 00:00:00

DORSET MIBONIC CHARITY.

Mr. Montego, Omsk the Bt. W. Provhiefel Grand
Krim of Drank invited the &levies appointed by
the vicious lodge in the county to Snit him os
Monday at the KasoNo Hall, at Bombastic, be dimes
= e7cl =iirs regniatime for the Masonic
has bees elled Into betec by hi.
hitherto. almost swirled elerks.hleslU
the munificent donation at MO, he ha. imported
lby a similar gift tram the Bari of Eldon, a grant to
the mime sweat frees the Provincial Ora.d.
pro=
and donations of RISO from the 1
Gland Mortar (C. Hembro, Ifeq.),',Ttilambro, P.
Namibia, J. P. Gmdry, amd W. B. &yew, ILP. ;
and ionstices at no each hem Lied Wlieboese, 0.
Belmeiber, ILP., and Osplein Hanimes iormr=as
from Bro. G. Bart, mid no from Lady W
£lo's, fie.'s, and smaller sums been other brethren an
several at tie lodges, Winaborne leading with £lO, and
the Chapter with a iliac amount, and Poole, Wey-
mouth, Wareham, and Pertimed following with M
each. Notwithstanding that the day was Bank
Holiday, and the weather most forbidding, nine out of
the 13 lodges in the province were represented, and
there were over 10 imam pieseat, 'minding the
Grand Master., IVY Grand Betl.2=l;!
M.P., and P.u.S. N. Howard. It was to
define the objects of the Charity to be: To provide
for the eduown..,._ wholly or partly, of the children of
poor or deceased Frememioas of the province ei Dorset,
and otherwise promote their advanosment in life; to
relieve and midst aged, sick, or infirm Freemasons of
the province of Dorset, or the widows et Freemasons
who may be in neoemitous circumstances; to promote
the cause of Miami° Charity in the province of
Dorset and in the omit at large. The fund will be
vested in three trustose. of whom Bro. the Right Hon.
Berl of flicaftesbary, KG., will be waked to be one,
and Bros. Lord Richard Grosvenor, M. J. Guist, and
C. Hsinbro will be the others. It will be invented in
Government securities of approved mertgsges, and the
affairs of the Charity will be managed by a committee,
elected annually by each lodge, who may send not
more than seven nor less than three nopreessitadvse,
having between them one rota liro. Burt was
appointed chairman, Bro. Howard vice-chairman,
Bro. Sodden bon, secretary, and Bro. Case treasurer.
After the roles had been very folly discussed and
mottled, the Provincial Grand Maitre invited the
brethren pretest to luncheon at the Kiee's Arms
Hotel. The fund already somata to one OK

PILOTAGI Cam —Loh Tetell.sy, Wore Dr. Drew,
J. ',nod* Seq., nod I. E. Bobw, Seq., Captain
of the berirestilerdern of S weden, was sm-
mooed ite nee- of pilohap, he haring
mi u oe board.—The captain did not
spperVeiSeigeame Delemont said that when he
mined the ettmersee the captain was drunk, kicked
the summens round the dote, Illid called Ni. mate to
pat him autof the cable. —lir. Batt remarked h
It would be worth while to communicate with i=
owners of that ship.—Pflot Bonfield, one of those
stlesited to the district., ssid that on Friday morning
knot hi was cruising outside the Shamble, and saw
tba barque running forth, light. Went and boarded
her, gni found on board a Channel pilot, who is not
ireSor this district. Witness offend hia wrvices,
t were refused, and he offered again inside the
The Channel pilot was on the poop with
lie captain, and appeared to be giving iustructises for
the narigatioe. The barque draws lift., he charged
3t. a foot, and being refused summoned the captain
for 6s. • foot.—The captain told the mos to order
him off, and the mate threatened to shoot him. When
the ensernens was Moved the captain appeared to be
In liquor.—Order made for £416.. and routs, the ship
to be arrested.

OOKOSISIATIONAL bfsartiam —The friends of Hope
Chapel met at their amnia testoestins on Widmerley
maimg last, and afterwarde at • public mesting in the
when, in spite of rough weather, which made
ft almost
" harems" to cross the temporary bridge,
there was a geed attentialms. Ths choir ming •
number of asthma with ainioal effect, amass thorn
being "Row lovely ere the Messeagers I" On the
Platform wen the pastor (Rev. W. Lewis), the Rave,
W. Smith, R. Bolton, .1. Trafford, and J. Knipe.
The venerable nileister (Mx. Smith) told some
rory latmeatiast Modes o( men he had known and
Mr. Bohm spoke of the laMereatiem which ;MAIM
LeoPl• May swag from the service on the Lard'. Day.
He megmtulated the chairman that be was not
Isolated, far bin brethren and friends from the other
side of the water had rallied round him; nor was he
La prices like some who bed been lightly iscarcerated
for diesbedisem SO that low by whisk they had
held their position In the ahoroh. He told of •
ritual/lie *mph whew all the decorations mid
fittings were rightly planed; but there warn no room
foe the Ten Commandmasta Mr. Bolton exhorted
c aid ministers apt to nsglem giving a
a°datrailli4rin their bead* and their prealim to the
old oommandmenta, Other ministers addressed the
meeting, mid the mosilunt singing et As their caused
the Mims to pies pleasantly.
Thrton-acioss Noss..—The poor people at our
tendi ticlatewistf their cas feast,
decoeuSSin the mid avant
with letters of various aims sad odours. In the
men's Surd wee • crows with VII., and
sambas of pretty mottoes sad fest:mos, among the
being Noe wishing" • Merry Christmas and
HTappy New Yaw" to the Mayor sad Corporatioa el
Weymoitilk also to Sir Frederic Johnstone, M.P., sad
especially "A Merry Christmas and • '
New Year to our kind Mead Mr. Edwards,77!
The master sad mistress, Dr. Mamma, hie wife and
family, the eohoobnaster sad soissoinsharess, the nurse,
the porter, were a remesabered in the legends, and
the was astimirly j It Is now made more
thaa formerly, with its blue
:=,:e.inoti tad et whltawash. end behind the
was " surrounded by
triangles ol evergreen, " Christ is born in Bethlehem"
over the door, aed appropriate and comfortable texts
round the walk decked with There were
72 min, 47 mama, and 43 eblldiunin the boom, being
rather more then last psad they were feasted with
baked beef sod , the mem being Masked
with tobacco sad the women with muff
=a tea, the children liar*
_mesa and other indts•
Kr. R. Thomas, the vios-dishisaa of the Guardians,
kindly came end SW SO the peer people being foamed
with good Chrienses diem

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