The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-10 00:00:00

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Sr. JAMBS'S CHURCH ORGAN.—The offertory at nturning
and evening service at St. James's Church on the four
Sundays ensuing will he devoted to the organ fund.
THE Cass or THE •• THORWALDS6.I."—It is statasl that
Mr. A. K. Witt has received instructions to detain all the
witnesses in this ease, the Treasury contemplating further
proceedings.
Tile KRT. IL DIORGAN.—The vicar of St. Paul's intends
preaching his farewell sermons to Ids congregation on
Sunday next, and leaving for Edlington, Lincolnshire, on
the following day. Testimonial is to be presented.
Hot's Hermit Scuoot. —This school has recently been
examined by IL M's. Inspector of Schools, who wrote on
Mr. Hicks's certificate—" Ile still does his work in a most
skilful and creditable manner, and the school prospers
under his mastership." The managers have received the
following °dietsi report, together with the grant for the
past year—' This is a good boys' schooL The order is well
kept, and the hutruction carefully given.
SUNHAT SCIMOI. TRILATS.—The children attending St.
James's schools had their annual festival at Sterte on
Wednesday, in a field kindly lent by Mr. W. D. Dugdale
They marched there in procession, with flags and banners,
the girls carrying bouquets of fiowers, and were accom-
panied by the Poole and Kinson brass bands. In the field
they had tea and the usual amusements. The children
of St. Paul's Sunday school went the same afternoon to a
field granted them by Messrs. Ballard and Son for their
annual festival. Rain in the afternoon somewhat marred
the pleasure.
Till ORGAN AT ST. JAMS' CIICRCH.—TIHA fine organ,
which has been enlarged and renovated by Messrs Walker
and Sons, of London, was reopened on Tuesday last, when
servinse were held at the church, waning and evening.
Mr. J. %Vhiteheal Smith, R.A.M., presided at the instru-
ment with his welbknown ability, and the choir of
Winiborne Minster effectively rendered the musical
portions of the services. There was a large attendance of
the clergy. among whom were the Rev. J. A. Lawson,
rector of fit. James', the Rev. J. L Williams, vicar of St.
Mary's (Longfieet), the Rev. E. G. Dugmore, vicar of
Parkstone, the Rev. P. F. Eliot (Bournemouth), Rev. Carr
.1. Glyn, Rev. E. I'. Blunt, Rev. G. V. Garland, Rev. L
Dawson Darner, Rev. M. Patey, Rev. K F. Daniels Isc,
The service in tlie morning was by be. Dykes, and in the
evening by Elides, in C. In the morning prayers were
read by the Rey. L. I). Darner, and the Itev. G. V. Garland,
and the lessons by the Rev. C. J. Glyn and the Rev. E. P.
Ithint respectively. The anthem was Travers', from
Psaltu seri. The key. I'. F. Eliot preached from the text
Revelations xiv., & In the evening prayers were read by
the Rev. P. F. Idiot and the Rev. J. A. Lawson. The
first lesson wits read by the Rev. J. Hussey, and the second
by the Rey. M. Pate)'. The anthem waa by Sir John
cxlvi. The preacher was the Rev. J. L
whose text was 11. Kings, iii., 1.1 A collection
was made after each service on behalf of the organ restora-
tion fund.
Prrrr sessioxs, Tuesday.—Before Messrs. T. Sanders
awl J. S. Hudson. . .

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.lati,64 j,, ~, ,of Keyneston, was brought up for
being drunk ana disorderly on the quay. with smuu
sailors, the previous evening.—ltemaniltsl till Thursday,
that her father might be communicated with.
er.ChrereiryfrastNnancrivatorit, o ll izonf
Monday night,
was
and
asfinedu. dolt
and cosuL - . .

tisectoss. Thuraday.—llefore the licyor, and Mears.
W L. C. Adey, J. H. Durell, W. I). bumlale, T. W. Green, and
J. e. duds n (ex-)layor.)
Swan Mickley, drunk and disorderly, adjourned for a
month.
Jennings, drunk and disorderly, dime-barged on
Trouncing to go hone.
Three girl., nomad Louisa Riggs, ilartAa Pool, and Mary
ivpkins, sununoned for inisomducting thetnadets on the
about half-last one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, were
dischanted with a caution.
The licence .d the huke of Wellington Inn was transferred
from °ooze Tricker to George If ellard.