The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-16 00:00:00

PORTLAND

INIRTLAND ()rricsaa' Flottnot..—An enter.
Minim-at in ii•l of the :Sunday School library took
place on Thur.lay livening. There was • fairly good
attendance. Tian 1t.... .1. Gorr, chaplain of thn
kindly arranged for the gathering.
fai./1001. CIIII.PNIrO4 I. tiKwarr. An enter.
hollow's in St. ii.ors.'s School. oil Tn....6y ...fling.
by 510 .4 the *cholas*, imeeel off vary aucceealully.
and wee greatly spo.n.ciateil. Mr. Wamni, the
c ingratill.iting for tha able
way in which hi. traiiiedl tint y to go through
their varion. p.irt•. The prOlerll 1111 l W.i4 a lallifihY
lad the intoro.t id di. was
in the beginning until the chew.
-.1,1t0r pariple on Saint,.
day beet the following lirit,. were awarded for
regularity iii attenilane. at drill diving th. year
i; 1111 l .1. Stone. 131 drilla. Cl; 2ad.
I i,iilat.r .1. 81...11.•, 1 !4, Co. ; 3sl, 11.5. M. .1. Shine,
11.. log. ; list. Stunt., 109, to. F..r "Alen.
dem.. at bawl practice : - let. Mergoant J. Stone, 82
i;ractiost, 10.. ;ln,h, I b0,,.,',K. Stow., MO. sa. • ard.
1'; 1111 l er A. W. litter. 70, ti..; ath, 4 miner H.. Way,
70, 3..
N triox ti. T I4K 4.11. K. The at Inert
1,14 in ...inflection with the 11,..V. wa. liehl in the
I.4...diere' and Sailor. Inetitiite ni Nliniday. The
I inf.. hall was again crowded. and a great number of
wern inialile t.l $(1111
aericrant Austin, preeele.l. Tile following pro.
gramme was a.hinirai,ly perforinnil —l/orit,
in this Shining River, ' the Stinnes 11eartai ; wing.
lireani," Mien Ihnikley ; reading. "
Tired'. Trip to Illackpo u alai hit riiturn with wrand
lik'neet," Corporal Sniith, 11011)f. " When the
1411i1. cony Home," Moe l'imam; +'ins, "Thu
Scrap on tlw C..wpreal !Int.!, IL 11V. ;
sing, merry Itsiusy (Awl am 11.' Ater..4l
hipoweil laaaiifiwta ado, Mr...
sing, "'rho Old Kellum" 4aniairwl). " &nib
itt:: V.
" ! ; Tr m
Party.' Mr. Ilv!ne. 1.3. ; wind, "! wand,.,," Nihau
11..1.1.r; 1µ.1r."4 suiqui«r simwer, Ifunkley
(encorwl, awl sit reren repeated). The. lmiught
a cliew a eery pleaeant prograiiiinn, the whole of
Waiell was lint vociferoisly clio.red. Moot .1.
Vitton kindly plAyoil the areotllll.lailll.lllC. !VI a rule.
The bop and girl,, ii, their exuberance of npirit,
allowod their lainiterittpi natureo to out lii diecretion,
awl thin wi. comment« I iipoti in • plain mid undie.
goiwel wanner by Ilia (lhairionn. Thu meeting cloned
with the National Anthem.

FINAL MATO. roil Mt lltsr,i *Xi( I hMaKT Foor•
NALL A.PtaCalaTfoN Cur.—Royal Soma Firsthero v.
Wimberue, —The final match for thole...session of the
als,re truphy for the Prawn wason took place at
Wirriborne on deturday, in the presence a very
lonic crowd of spectator.. hast year two flewPali,*
clubs, the It iurnemouth /lovers and the Ringwood
Huroeta—were left to ',miens, in the final round ;in
the present occasion both the clubs are 11).wart. The
result of the match was a victory for the ',milkers by
g t goal ter ed. Alitesst itutuediately after play coin-
winced the soldiers, by • splendid piece of play,
Walker beading the ball through, secured the unly
point mewls daring the game. Wimborne shortly
afterwards kicked • goal, but it war; disallow...l on the
plea of i.loud.'. Throughout thin red ef the Twitch
the play was carriiel un with extrwmimary kr-emirs&
The Fusiliers, by the mice:llene combination which
marked their play, hail rather the lwet i(f it, though
individually soma of the Wirtilsone men were in.or.
noospituous, Altogether the match was one of the
fastest and test ever seen in the didrict. The trams
afterwanl, dined together at 4aings kotel, when tire
cup warn resigned by the late bolder., the Itourne•
mouth Hovers, to the. Fusiliere. —ln the ebonies. ,11
the President of the Association Mr. T. J Ilankin-
win), tbe powentation was made by Mr. J. A Nether.
coat", captain of the llournersouth WlVella, in a few
happy words, to Ntajw. Spingin, who, on behalf of
the *lel Sods Yachting, acknowledged the lire.
sentation, alluding to the ulerwore they all felt ti be
the winners of such • *Mendel troy. Ils was
proud, lie added, to think that his tuen were ertheble
ui socb capital play, and characterised the match as
tlie brume -he had ever witnessed. In conclusion he
wished the late cup holder. .1100,1•111 in all their
encounters except when they met the Fusiliers
ilsialgerl—and wished prerperity 1.. the Rants and
l)orset Pierthall Aseurnation. Cheer, were grime
with great rigour for the winners, the Wimbuene
testa, the cup, and the gallant major, aid at tips
eoliclo,ton the Seutchinen left for the. station wood
the good wish*, of florae present, having telegraphed
for the regimental pipers to meet them at Weyuiouth.
The cup was signed fir by Major Spiwgin,
liAeth, (,olour-Sergeant trallagher, and witneweil
by Colonel Ilinton, commandant of the battery,
who was vostegt at the ustch.—The following are the
"Uo'4 the lilaYers ; d. P. Walbeig.
ford (goal ;11. J. rileyniesur awl W. ;•leym•wur (lostek.o ;
W. W. Bennet, and 4 C. Pailtultariern (half
backs( ; J. K. Stewart, W. Parr, J. Nretholion, and A.
Itudd•ul forwards). Sods Fir.iliers. —Sergeant lg. oil )
Campbell and nerd (becks): oele.rne, neeni...., awl
GAllacher ilitlf I. irks( ; IValker, Moiler* (11, shritk
rude, liyous, and Sutherland Iforeardsl.

" The Conansissiosers had before them • romiumil•
Cation of the 10th met. upon the subject a tbs, burial
ground at Wyke, in which there were suggested three
alternate vitae tor that purpose,. lam now directed
SO inform you the Comosimiuners lore comitleal the
Bishop .1 Salaiery no the subject, mud are of opinion
U.. one of unite site, hi suitable fog the olUect in view
and that a desirable nouns, would he that the 14,0,41
authiwitiee of Wyk. and Holy Trinity, Weymouth,
should owepsest• Ii lb. provioion of • j011111.,1.1•1
ground situated midway between the two cliurchee of
thaw cures."
Is • letter written to the 'Rev. It. A. England on
Thursday kat, the dl) before Me meeting, the Vicar
of floly Trinity said :
" Yon are aware my penitien has been one of great
desire that you shoulif be able to offer tu its some
solution. May I ask, for the oak* of clourossa st apt
nest vestry, whether an impression which autos hais
is correct, and that you still hold yourself at liberty
te adhere to the offer you wads, and which we are..
anti., to accept!" WlMBoitria,
To this the Bev. R. A. Braglion# answered (when be
miaow the letter of thei Commissionaire) -."rhe C. li.T.S.—The objects of this ;society are the pro.
enclosed seem to lease my our impossible." That motion of habits. of temperance, the reforinati:in of
letter had piece been followed by 'Bother front Sir
Nngland. It read thus IL* imeraiwrate, and the removal a thd caner. which
" The decision of Um Boclesisatical Coupuiesioners VA Ito intemperance. The bae;s of its esistenoe id
net to sanation the sit.. I offered on the 101 l 4.1., Cons
ounicatod to our bishop, seems to leat• upan the moon and co-operation, on perfectly equal terms
meeibility of my offering a solution which may plow. between those who use moderately and aims who
Wyk* and Weymouth. If the loans would comma eutorely aletain fr Moilicatiog drink. mbeverages.
1 would exchange the acre on the bill fur a spot (sup With the manclion and approval -of the Lord 141.111.1)
trwsieut for both poishoa midway, which I would of naliebory, as. appeal ha, been inside by the council
give a/ a (antral ground for both, provided my loaof Al•ong‘i the many sermon. preached for the shove
graph? have COU1114111•11L4oll for their allotments on the society no austdey last, one was preached in tha
SON I should itashange. WiU this help you! Tell Minster, at the morning terrine, by the Hay. U.
Ow realty this on Tuesday, rats lennar ccfrooponelosoo Tboallasult. Whim( fur hie test Psalm stiii.. 15—" Tb•
being now sool000." voios at rojuigiag Awl oalvotiou I. Is she *basis!' of

the righteous." The rev. gentleman. in the course of
his sermon, said —First. who a toe righteous man
spoken of? The righteous man is pot, fears Iloi.
and love,. him ; but at the dAllie time. being taught liy
tl4,l's Word, be look. iii. ti Him for strength. and he
knows that he will ied pray in vain. The righteous
min is contented with less comfort than other• rnjoy ;
he is candid not to pamper the Issly with the milli!.
genre that will draw hint away from God. ()Pe a the
fruits of the lily Spirit is temiormice ; the righteous
limn 5 teiuperate, he will exhibit other fruits, etch as
j. 4y, peace, lotigisullering, centimes.. gesilness,
faith. ..ui,iineekiieo.i. As there in i.ry few r,ght..iiu.
spirit
hi.
w•
ill
have them. It
deluded his neighbours it is the V,HCe if Joy uk.. that
time gay, nor t miss I evil" c"ef if the man who has
ofthe heavenly hat. Mdi in the h,iuis.. if the
rist
ni
tus
all. A iiierry heart, says the wise nan. dir's gu•
m 1
like medicine The .ein and "illy thing to le done
iii
sickness, is to he patient and bear the yoke of
aleiction, an I we shall iii due time reerile the Col.
..1•ItIoll if oew bur lens. Wi• mast I 41,w
eta:nide iii 111.1V111,, •:.ii • frog
Ilmi. Ind we sisal unstops -,ck mit 4.• u-4.. e
'more+ .n 0.400 •• i.l i, ,11
. a Pell, ni end In he jratia•.A. I .11 of widn...
'l')..' health 411,1,sity is seriiiiply allbvied liy th.• of
' wine, and other iiitosfrating amok*, and
tempersioe will enable is. the letter 101.110,v Owed
If the voice .4 rei.liCiltlt Mel heal, h Is liot in your
,10 you love 11.1 with all pow heart ! Ihi
pin belie,. in Christ and follow Ilim The days
which are ei IleAr of 111.1111$ is inav led be
sevard-il a. rigmens order., tit only fie. moisks .4r
prisoners in gaols. Yon who have not lasted, try it,
and you will find first the losstlth of the 11114S1 then
the good of the suit. lturing this season sd 10114
iniewki. imtwohenowotuiverminiatiennut:rsinioil.yo.wintwy
)nArnviexr_rogrrA
was held lin Friday, when Sere were present :--Mr.
W. .%. Newman Ichai, 1411..iir Richard 11. lily's nod
Mr. K. It. Molly MWWWI Charism Amite%
A. K. 11.0.1.41, li. C. ('hislett, Henry Friend, W.
Rolls, eriiiiipler, Arthur Bartlett, Samuel Bertlett,
T. Flowers, and Frederick Ilertlelt Mr. T. I). II
ie1..111 coil Mr. .1. It. 8. &room
1:411td..v.,r) ~, ii tn. a the het meeting Isere
read and rennin...l. -The Surveyor presented his
rep.rt, iii *Melt the quostion of widening Stone.lane,
leading to the Wintering Cemetery, was agaiit
ref, ireil hi. The torment roadway, lie explained, was
(pen Mite to ten feet wide in the deer, and he gate
the Kent his estimates either to make it if a uniform
width i,l 15 feet or lif 20 feet wido throughout.--Ntr.
Chislett considered if the reed WU widened to the
extent of IS feet it would be quite sufficient, and at
thi• same thus tea great improscinent at the entrance
to the cemetery. Ile said that many of the main
road• in the district were not more than IS feet wide,
instancing one at Red Hill, taking the enontimis
troth, that way between Dorset and Hants. --After
NO Ile further remarks it was protsised by Mr.
that the ro4ll he Widened to the extent of 15 feet, in
accordance with the Surveyor's estimate, but that the
work be suspended until such Wm, a. thy funds of the
Board were letter able to meet the cost, after the
collection of the present year's rates, and this WWI
carried unanimously. —Thu Surveyor wise-tail that
Iced Alington wished his thanks to le conveyed tn
the Kari] for granting him permission to erect •
private footbridge over the road at Crichel.
kitellalWritill ix WiNistaXit. —At the 3lst conferenoe
of the 1.(1.14., held in August, HMS, at Kloster, it was
atated that the society was is the proud position of an
"viler with nearly 100,000 members. The society was
bounded, or established, at Salford, and on Augtist
25th, lab% the 1.0.11.. commenced as • sick and burial
society, No. 1, Ebenezer Tout, being opened on that
date. In • shirt time the tent numbered 100 niein•
bees. In 1/13), 123 tents were recorded at the Leeds
Conference, In Septeinl or of thew:me year the order
wan introduced into South Wales. At the conferenie
held in Cheater the following year, it was wierted
that the membership hail been doubled, and tl:5 new
tents had been opened during the year. For the last
20 years steady and increasing progress, has liven made,
an will he Peen from the foll.iwing tAI/k, which gives
the conference returns of financial members since
1465 ; -1/1115, $.725 ; 18117, 10."i7S Inllo, 13.1444 ; 1471,
; 11172, 20,000 ; te7s, 24,1C11; 11177, 32.010: 11479.
33,001); !XXI, avow ; 111143, 411,357 ; 114145,30.0.37. -The.
Bishop .1 London, in the course if his nonarks,
said "Shin great Mule of temperance lima
reached ineli'm consciences, *nil if any man desires to
draw !low consciences tolilod, I bid I hruw himself
heartily into such a calme as this, where it is quite
certain that he will carry the conscience" 4,1 his people
with him; awl it they find he is ready to lead them
where they know, to begin with, they oughis to g..,
i
tlwy will be ready even to follow him n that other
inatruation that he may have to bestow oin them. Ile
concluded by saying 'lf he had been of asy service
to the Rechabite came he need not reiwat how very
heartily lie drained what ser ice le, omit' render to
the cause should him, rendered, and should continue to
bri rendered as bong es Ise lived.'" Tine and spare
would fail us to give • detailed acesunt of the whole
M ttp, address • we would advise muir
readers h. become acquainted with the members of the
Onier, who would most willingly lend them their *MY
of the IRKS Conference Report for perusal. Copies uif
the seine may be iiiirehmod at Is., Is. Gil., anmi ?is.
per copy,..sesieling to style of binding. It is truly
encouraging to all interested in the prosperity of the
Independent Order of Rechabites tp observe bow
rapidly its membership is increasing, and how vomiter
it is becoming. It id now ranked sin' ngat the largest
and hest sincioties, awl, if the present ratio of progress;
is inamtainel, it will in a few price attain as position
wiwthy the ambition of thew who Or., now considered
inc far pitip.xiitr condition. It is also very plim•ina
to find that the HeeklAhlted Are equal tO the thbli
fellows or Foresters in their efforts to improve and
commlidaw their ilfroler. In the matter 41 registra.
tees, they are wit by any means asleep to
Ite imisirtanoe. In the roll of rogistmed Yrirndly
Societies for IMI2, the 1.0. Rechaletes stood eighth
on the list; in Il*ll3 it rime to the seventh place, lout in
114144 it isa.t Seen from the seventh to the third. What
Warn fu, erly designated the Southern District, hie
lien divided into three portions. A Female Tent in
connection with this di tttt Wan opened by Bro. A.
F. Marshall, 1).C.R., on Jannary 14th, at Bourne.
mouth, II sisters being initiated. Miss Witigteld
Digby la well-known temperance lady) was elected
as Lit.; Sirs. Rows (wife of the Rev. M. Howe).
lull,. ; Sirs. Lition, secretary : and Mrs. Flood,
treasurer. On %Velneulay, March 10, the lucid Tent,
" Hope of %Vinibortie, celebrated its 4th anitiv.visary
id its establishusent in the Misahmirisom, adjuuining the
well-knewn plate, Si John's Temperance Meuse. A
CallltAl tell Was Will out by the proprietor of the
holes, ilost Ilene, which catering did hiiii great credit.
Al G. 30 the company began to meltable, and soon
after thu. viands began speedily to diminish. About
sight o'clock, after the room had bemire-arranged and
made pleasingly comfortalili., the company began 111
r.1.14.1.111111e. with a large siblition to their nuintiers,
onaspletely cramming the to . • . Where
there's a will there s a way, mu all endeavoured to
make themselves csoinfortable by Attentively listening
tJ the programme, 'fie:welly rendered, much to
the °relit of All who took part therein.
Wits. /NMI Mimi 24ICItVIeIC4 0011 iIIT 81:XDAY in
Communion at 74 a.m. Melina, at 10.45
a. ml. : Venice, 92; Nelms, (loss 110; service, Dykes
in ; Sanctus, Ac,, Names in F; hymns,. 93 anif 1131;
offertory wintences, " is the man. Children s
sorrier at 3 Byline, 92, 3:13, and 332. Evnii•
I:1i :11Y: el W:Nl:i
r wieldy fleeting in Si. •
,b.hun's Missiumn-rumu,iu.. It
began by sinsring the 9th Hymn. A pot-to:two:
7eA,ffrlet.lires.:3l:reml:wingaNntir:.:yiluinlareinTeryi 1.1',Y time Chicirmami, and
llynni RS was "nag,
which Mr. Luckhain sang mar.
t'h'eJe:leusinii.lfriaedno."
k. ti the l"vtumr,'r, which
as uteri'l with
uell mit the tnceting closed with da,hn.
snay...
a c▪
oncert wan gui..o in this
"at
,:aiva:Tnut:::isr,4nideetlib.,:yrt4c4,,r, years'
h.a
nt e
ge w. i audience. Mr. Blaney
. ilarsninic Society kindly
'liiit;
hdrrew:b r
.t.,:.:,:k:hatnehi :2in aid ..f the funuin of ti-b abe,
4,
derel several srl
ti.. %limiter). 'Plie iirograiquw, sabioli mina.; ..scell.mt
w.s, gone through without a bitch., the pieces
lesion( well received and encored. As 'tonal, Mn,
Sayler We, the centre ot attraetion, h.. fairly
convulsing the house with his or14(111A1 coinie ems..
The proceedings were brolight to a close by isingiii
the Natioual Anthem. Thew Wll.l a Very
atteiplance, the front seats being completely tilled.