The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-02 00:00:00

Doris, Mr. B. Dorset*, lir, J. y, Hodes, jun., Mr. 0.
Forman, Mr. 0. Howiriao. Ilr. J. Fade, Ks, K
Borrouil,e. Mr. A. Atobs Mr. H. Grasor, yr. J. R.
Toy' r hisScr. Mr. Milo,. %Ir. Rickard, kr.
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Mos of Mr. !; ix, I •I 4uc.rnod
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P 0..., hq• ,1 gr. Jr• .4150 for Mr.

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t . re" en.‘
bin.leros •f •i• eh y hei some
plenr rent (1e...., • c:llargnment en4—ho
borlly knew what t se): - eniapl•sto re-Cuilding of
cl”!reis. They .••••, hainliy fit t toolt
to lho voefre : !•ei orant•d 11011.07 1...
tnC,11141.... th. At, •.* • : '! • v ..1.1
the vo•try f tl,eir si•, e gr. Wiiliaina 1.1 beers
exceedingly Wail, for all 10i iv ..is done oi hi. • apeues.
The plans would giro senerthing like 15) additional
indigo. The churchwarthne, the architect, Mr. It.
Williams, sod himself hopd to meet in London shortly,
and shortly the plus. would to ready to be submitted
to the perish. - Mr. Taylor asked If it woe intimated
how long the ohruch westd bi shut up —The &GMT
said they had not gone on for is that. Ito thought the
right line to take was to o •t tie piano they approve),
and then ask Dui pazioli .1 they liked theni.-11e. Fridge
suggested It would be li,gely nooeerary to have the 1
opinion of the pariah.— Mr. Weston oald eothing could
be done without the sphenoid of the vestry.—The
Rector said nothing could be bssder than Hr. Williams's
Goaded in the whole molter: it had not oast them
, one farthing. —Kr, Taylor said his businese led bliss to
bear a great many of the parishionere speak about the
proposed sltenition of the church, and a great many—
a very great many would rather it remain ea It
Westin said this was hardly the proper time for ratting
that question. A meeting would be sailed, and then
It would be for the p arist loners to say whether they would
hotelier not. —Mr. Grubby thought it highly neemeary
an alteration should be male, or that arraegements
should be made by the *heron 'verde= for the parishioners
to hare eeals. He bad been in the parish Kix years, and
sould not got a seat, while out-parishioners occupied
sittings—Mention:was made of the name+ of several non
parishioners who have Beals. —Mr. Weston said a
parishioners could Insist on lia•lar • scat, and that out•
parishioners had no business to have soots appropriated
to thew.—Mr. Davis said be hoped when the alltsra-
1100i ware mail,the aerobes:dens wout4 be able to
&moms ANN ererybo ly. Some I uri'mr cent, nation
took pl.ce es to pr 'siding sittings for parish:otters
and V)eir funded, partioulerly iu tins apecial care
b fore the vestry, and ultimately it was satisfaetorily
arranged. and the vestry adjourned.

h cord vs ago 111. ifl_onroe v. si 4
The V,OIF (Moe. H. Noels) presided, and there were
preeent—Mr. M. lisps., Mr. C. E. Mebsr, Mr. J.
dederson, Mr. P. Taylor, and Mr. J. Levi.. the Vicar
n .hopuloted Mr. Hays, as his °bomb warden. Mr.
Hayes proposed and Mr. Anienoo erooodsd the re•
eiestion al Mr. C. E. liabor as pstiolk wan.. Csrried.
Mr. Hayes appointed Mr. J. AaJartoa hi. .de man,
and Mr. Mahar Moms Mr. Haat. Mr. Leone asked
•hei were t`m as of eld‘sossio ? Yr. T. E &roe
(vestry elerk,) ouggested lohse te eberehwardens
order. lb. Vow said to assist. the eharoh wardress arid
a t for time la their esbeessor. SOM. essd the derive-
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