The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-06 00:00:00

PUDDLWTOWN.

Goon Sforr.—Tbe lignites preserves, which hen
just bees shot over, have this year produced sone
extraordinary good sport, which, no doubt, proved
exceedingly gratifying to the respected lord of the
manor sad those friss& whom be invited to partici-
pate in the shooing, this being especially She ere r
to the pheasants, of which the number killed this
swot was far is excess of ray previous ~sr—s I sit
which speaks volumes for Ow cars sod ahltsllo6
bestowed by Mr. Dodge, tha kbpid.keepar atilsiagtoar
upon this particular branch of his duties Tbe eb".4-
lag at Stafford Park resulted is Ur following NM"
being " besged" :-160_pheaeasts, 48 lus141"0„^"4"'„,..
and two woodcocks Os the first dif /" 1
wood being abet over 311.1 bead of gene wen t(tof .4
and on the snood no lees than 590 phramon. 19 hares,
16 woodcocks. and 19 rebbita. walling • rend total of
' 1,417 head—altogether the beet sport that his be..
' whitened co this unser since it paned into the poem-
non 04th. premien inspected owner.

WARIBILAN,
Woun's Stenos—On Sunday afternoon &medal
service was held at St. Mary's Church for "women
only." The Rector preached the sermon. There
was • good attendance cooaidering the state of the
weather.
Isrnovetterr —The slopes on either side of St-
Martin's-hill are now planted with suitable trees end shrubs, the_gift of Mr. G. H. Bond and Mr. V. M.
Celan& The entrance to the town is thea very much
Improved, in fact is_quitm picturesque.
Unarm. Gin —The Rey. H. Pelham Stokes hee
Lreeented • hearthrue to the Wareham newsroom
The committee are making an effort to have this room
embellished, ices to correspond with the Town Hall,
which is now an ornament to the town.
THB GALL —Thin town, in common with odor
Places, was visited on Saturday and Sunday nightPlss with
ae.:°?2,__Pelilid hefty, hailatorsos sad
vivid of lightning. Happily, no
damage was done with th.
.e exception that Mr tr"
graph insistunents were broken down at the railway
station.
DILATII or MB& WELMOL—We regret to aenouses
the death of the wife of the Rey. John Wynn Worm"
luck, curate of this town. which took piece somewhat
totiolool7 MAY on Monday litorniag. The deceased lady gave birth • few weeks OISCB to a daughter,
only survived her birth • few minutes. Many 0011"
in the town have shutters up, and at many Primes
houses the blinds an drawn. Much sympathy h so;
premed for the Rev. J. W. Worn's& Is this mo
affliction and bereavement.
Honnocumitst Istmeraus. Socim.—.Vabee•-
lng of the committee was held In the Town Hall co
Tuesday, F. FWite, Esq., the president of tlo
= ;bleineesiding. The committee for the isdostria
Department was elected, the prise list fee the awl departawnt was also gone through, and it was &echo
that Is the future the articles exhibited meet be* been made by the exhadtor aides the iltevh`wwgf,..
A novel feature in connection with this seskap
_";"
the holding of • loan exhibition of works of art no vertu in the Corn Exchange eomethat doting 61
winter, probably about the beginolag of the --
year, at which • charge will be made for niesissiso.
and the proceeds addled to the fonds of the soden.
The following wen appointed es a conunittee cern wis this I—Mews. W. Duds!, W. W. fitalathano..
v. emlik W. P. OoliftiotJo
blll. J. W 1 1114 J• St" Pas

WARILY AND UIION.—AL • meatier of
the Guardians the following were present :—Zari of
Eldon (In the *W), 0. C. Farrar, bad N. gm&
Messrs. H. J. Garland, C. Yesrsly, and H.
Bennett. The misutes of the last meeting were read
and conarined. The WWI relief bushels was game
through. The clerk read • letter from Mr. W. T.
Borebso. resigning hle!lppoistment ea medical offioer
t • the Spud for the Mottles &strict, also that he
should esteem it a_srest favour if they would elect
=door, Mr. Webster! to the vacant office, and
as the mews of his resignation, 111.hesith.
Various other business was transacted. Next meet.
log •• be held On the fith of December.