The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-05-04 00:00:00

WITMOUTE.

Sr. MART'S Vits- —Tiprniday the Kaster
vestry was held. There were present—the Rev. J.
Miller, I/r. Moorhead, Meows. F. W. Hetley, H. W.
'hely, J. U. Rowe, O. Andrew., J. Hunt, U. Roll.,
W. at. Thieltsm, S. Nlilledge, I. Cooke, I'. rook.,
A. F. PritChard. I. Helton, T. H.
William*, and %4, . Barrett (vestry clerk).—Mr.
Barrett said he was sore cv would all very much
regret that in consequence ;:r.'..:^11111, the Reet4w
red,' not be present that morning. In N.:::Nimere
of lii. absence he had very much pleasure in pro-poxii.;
the Rev. .1. Miller take the chair.—Mr. G. Rowe
recontled.—The Chairman said the first Leedom, of
the vestry woe to elect chorchwardens for the ensuing
year. He read • letter which had been received from
the Rector, in which h. said. "I much merle not
being percent at the annual FA.ter vestry, fixed for
Thursday next. I have much pl./wore in nominating
as Ihrtor's churchwarden for the miming year Mr. Y.
W. Hetley for the sewed time, and in doing co tender
my hearty thanks for the faithful manner in whir*
he has diacharged the duties of his ollice."—Mr.
Hetley informed the vestry he hut already signified
his acceptance of the office to the Rector—The next
business WIN to elect a churchwarden on behalf of
the parish, and on the prop... Woo of Mr. .1. 0 Rowe,
nrconded by Mr. G. Raille, Mr. Itudge was tinani•
snowily re.apieiinted. --Mr. Dodge said he had very
great pleasure in continuing office •notber year.-eA
vote if thanks was &worded them for their peat see.
vices, and the sidemen were re•appointeil.—This
terminated the businem *inflected with the vestry,
after which • meeting of the owners and occupiers of
pews of St. Mary'. Church was held ton/wives mate.
mem as to the application of the past and future
collection of the offertnries, aad to pass Ruch reenlit.
theta as might he determined upon.—litr. Ihelge aide
mitted the statement of accounts for the year ending
YAster, 14146. from which it appeared the total receipta
were ChM lee. dd., and the expenses £440 2s. dd.,
hewing • balance of £l4/4 16s. 10d., which had been
paid over hi the Rector for curates' stipend.. About
130, he said, for church expanse. had been received
this year more than last. The expenses had heen •
little heavier owing to the hell of St. Mary's Church
having been out of order. The extra sixpences which
people were requested to give .in /p&p, did not
turn out quite so fruitful as was expected, and there
had been no guarantee fund, which aconanted for the
sum paid over to the hector. A. there had been no
actual curate in the pariah. they thought they could
not aak tor the guarantee fond am in (eat teary and
that left them about £33 short,-4)n the propwition of
the Chairmen, seconded lir Dr. Moorhead, the
amounts of the churchwanieno were approved and
teme.l.--Mr. /4. Milks*e proweed, and Mr. .1. 0.
Rowe moindesl, that the rows./ with reward to the
collection of the offertoriee for the ensuing year dweltl
hi. th.• pante ex in the paat.- -Mr. R. Crises wog re.
appointed auditor, and the Wet thank. of the weting
hi him for his peat services—Mr. K. Milledge
slid they all very mirth regretted whilst they were
Oohed 1., er their ocel friend( Mr. Miller in the
chair—the absence of their Rector, who, he was sorry
to hoar, wax yet far from well, and if ho was wit out
of place he +Medd like LIP 1/(1.111.0 the following reeolii•
tine : --"Tlixt this meeting, having heard .4 the
indispoeit. the Roche. is MlNPriliff, dratireN to offer
him it. wsruiest aympatliy, and %roma he linty be
'moodily restored hi health, to continue to discharge
the important duties of his onto., which he has co
faithfully done during the lad four years.“—The
Chairman said IA 1111011111 be only ten pleated to esmeed
the remliition. --A vote of thanks to the Chairman
concluded the vestry.

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tent was mended. Trs tend has bow eAllthAriAhl,
fiffoof op, and is wrillighted. Mr. Clewarth delivered
CM 81Mday iiiiimeeire wildremes. Smith's hymns
interepereed the mew-tinge
Tin Rev. T. W. K sire addressed • few farewell
words to the congregation of St. Peter'. on Sunday
last. Preaching from trio win, ft and 0, he bore
testimony to thorns/ fe.Juig that had existed between
hint and the parishioner...during the eight years of his
ministry. Nothing during the whole of dad time had _--.....-_
occurred to interrupt their good relatioes, and he
assured theta of the regret with which the connection lestioit.- Bebe* Mr. IL 11. Eliot, Colonel Swaflield
between them was severed Major Starke, Captain Plielips, Mr. G. Eliot, and
011ARUII MiAINIT A DVATNAPI. -At the Borough 011flmie rrs'tor.
Petty Sessions on Mooday, before the Mayor (Alder. Jame. Gould, who did not appesr, was summoned
man Gregory), Alderman Curets, Mr. 11. Durden, for keeping • dog without a boense.-P.C. Groves
and Mr. F. Look, John Will, was brought up lie said oe Saturday he was at Charlestown, Cbickerell,
remand chmeed with mailing a ous..tily of bows, in the afternoon, and saw defendant in a field with a
the propoTty of Mr, Foot-lb. • von as the deg, He asked hive if it warn his, awl be replied
former hearing, showing that the pnsoner was" TOL" He wilted him if km bad a 'iceman, and ha
caught by p.s, ow" in the act Of tawag the hewn said he had not, but he would take it out on Monday.
away/rum Mr. Foot's yard, was repassed. -Prosecutor Ile told him be should report him. The dog in question
was caw, and maw hew fr.qussiJy mimed mime wee a sheep dog. -The tench fined defendant fie
Irons Ids paid. He valued the Passe at is. 3d. if. and MAC
bad imensted the primmer once before mewing Joann Timed warn summoned for being drunk and
cammthere from the same peonies', when they disorderly IA Wyk& -Defendant plesead guilty, and
belonged to Mr. Turner-Prisoner, who pleaded was sent to 11611011 for 14 days' bard labour.
cyizoss sentenced to • mouth'enereisonment with William Thomas Shelter was summoned for a
similar offence, and was fined is., including costs.
A /Drumm& Raloos. -A story which set the William Johnstone was summoned for "hatred.
martin. and the diwt. Wog was lOW about Dor. * the highway by leaving his bone and cart stand.
cheater on Saturday, and it warn told with great mg there for a loot Period. -The ea. was
"cmon by some ildnatured Tories, being to the proved, and defendant wll4 lined 10a, including
effect that the Premier had lost his wits, it was coota.
nerienely told that she right hon. gentleman on Fri. John Bligdon war snianioned for being drunk and
day night had gone roving mad, and AM he bad obstructing the highway at Portland-Defendant
upon the equanimity of his household in Use mom admitted the albinos, and was lined lea., including
alarming meaner. nw story was told with such in Oslis... _
appearance 4 authority, awl with such does attem. slisesT Timelier wile summoned lsw samulting
tion to &tail*, that ni my deluded iedividnek were lekorme Walter Feleningitam. also being drunk at
induced to make enquiries at the newspaper ‘4OlO Portland on Good Friday ; defendant admitted both
and at the Past 0111, hot hyped the fact that the eliargee, and warn fined Li 7..-Th.' money was paid.
Premier was is the prwrious clay in the beet 4 George M.sire wee summoned for being drunk and
health, nothing runt! 1, learnt. 01 custrse all doubts disorderly at Portland, and warn fined vs., including
were .4 at rug by iii. evening papers. nun.
Ass %TWA Tut trim. %Ls .%n entertainment which Noah Marsh was •iniononed for seeaulting Henry
attracted • Liege and I ishionahle audience was given Crippa, a boy.--Mr. Bowen defended.-The coinp_lain.
at the Own Eachance ..n Thursday evening hut. It ant said on Monday he was on the beach at wyke
oinelstni .4 It filraistatio piece in three acts, entitled Regis, when defendant came there. He was sitting
"Oros. Purposes," and • Donset rural scone, "In the tinder a boat to get out of the sun. Defendant pups
Hsylield.“ The leaner is a delightfoil little paddled !to him and told him to go to another boat. As be
sketch, while lb. former is • more ...wimp eomposi• did not frin up when requested, defendant said "If
lion of the arairmed romantic style, hut devoid ,4 i run do not get lip I will put a stone round your neck
Sisal nouellin mentimasitality which an often mare and throw PM. into the sea," He than ran away aid
otherwise good work. A handerne little stow was defendant got hold of him by the kg, whilst he tried
fitted,.. for the enterteintneen, with approprida to kick tam with the other leg. Defendant than
seinery, seid the days went merthle and without a knelt down on his chess and ordered him away. A
hitch
.4 any sprints. hind. The entertainment was man mowed Hatchard, who was thin and saw tho
greatly enlivened by the
_performasioes of th• Dor. 1 neeite• committed. said 1° dermelmiti 'You may
cloister Amateur Striae UMW. 44 by Mr. Arthur , bare killed she boy. I know you have hurt bite.'-
Hill. fkir load miseimaite have greatly improved .4 , _ ,Illi MotehArd, for the &fermi% said he WWI on the
late. and thew mliseelma are now always • feature at I mom 41 Monday and sew defendant shake the boy;
any .nwtaiernot in which they mm, a put The Hearing bun cry, he walked up to wheels he wag,
rustic mess,. hi the Heyheld," aummeneed at, 1114•• : but before noshing the epos detessdansl.s ir. , his hum
asedings,
_the ern being as follows : -Mr Mule (form and thr bp! . when be ornt up tried bi kick bun. He
1 1111=eitligllJni , H;sill Lints :la 1
Slot ordered...dettni:iyittsetrigla %Alt :14riing :he pretreult he did.
y Gm; igm cow," 1 Mrs'Pirate, the boy had unide was untrue. Ho should have
Ilea Alice Smith ' lies hew Ttiornast The punished the Isy worm than defendant did-h,
Ig
• if laid in , -ss. Dimemomme, &ad the should hive given him the rope's end.-The Beath
with a little hew., said there was no doubt the *smelt was outwitted,
4 whnin acted their but it MIS .. trifling a nature that they would dimities
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William Hoot, Thomas Knight. and Odom*
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m. i Hoddietott was, summoned for damaging gross at
gram* Wiled... the properly of Mr. R. N. Rho'. --wuring
1-Dean the hearing al* ow Mr. CI. Kilos noir at from the
n (hie heneh. espiale hear telsies,Ethe eltair.). -11hOodaiss.
mry pleaded oullty.-Mr. R. 1. UM said he did not wlsb
$)1 to prom the ease *into deferoderts, but as the
Ns onfeasee he and hie neighbours ounsplained of had
bosoms a mend thing, he thought It was quite thus
_ it we. 14119P1111. Ihe had for some 'Mrs erminiked the
sm matter, but thought is was now high time to maim
len etempleo.-eTbe Hooch ordered defendants to pip the
finn inns (to. INA).

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