The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-26 00:00:00

OZARMINITZS.

LIMED MITHODIST Paia 01117110 K. —O. Good
Friday the twenty-AM malmsey of the above
church was oelebrated with a public la, to which
about 70 sat dam. After the tea • public meeting
was held, presided over by Mr. Andrew', of Wal.
mouth, and addresses were delivered by the Rev. J.
Cleave (cri Kingwood), Mr. T. Housman (of W.
mouth). Mr. Payne, and other friends. The meeting
was well and the editor's thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The report was read by the secretary,
which was meet satisfactory, the amount raised dories
the pert year being over £4lO. On Rarer fluaday the
anniversery ersione were preached by the Res.
Ohms, I. the afternoon from 2ad Kings vi., Slb Term
and lath. evening from John nix., Leth vine. Ths
services were well &traded, and the wartime
(including that made after the meting on Good Friday)
amounted his. 10d.
VISTST.—A wasting of the parishioner' lea toad
In the miry of the church ou Mooday moraing, sea
was attended by the Rev. W. L. Barasejourra-in.
charge), Mr. W. H. Doming and Mr. C. Posing
(churchwarden), Captain Drattad, Mn. It
Kr. J. Thome, Mr. 8. Comer, Mr. Z. Peach, Mr.
A. Harvey, and Mr. T. A. Peeve (dark). The
nodose coavening the vestry having been reed, the
diturchwardens' scatents for the peg year weft ese-
seated and pained • they *hewed a balance in head of
te. 2d., the exctiitune_having bees £23 ita. lild.-0a
the moths el . It. Derma* resaded by tlaptaia
Dymond, Mr. Charles Percy was appointed prigs
churokwerdea, and, oa the mantiamica of the curate.
in-charge, Mr. W. if. Dunning was reMeeted as
his werdea.—The awl Mohler was to consider and
decide by what arms funds should be raised to defray
the of the perish church for the current year,
and, ii deemed expedient, to malts a churoh-rate I.
defray sari sxpenes as were by law chargeable thereto.
The exponditure for the ensuing year IMO
RM.—After some diecaselea, In the course of which
Mr. Dunithr offered to subscribe to it 11th. express
were defrayed by voluntary übsrelpdoos, it was
resolved, as the mhos of Mr. Neal* escoadsd by
Mr. Thorpe, " That • rate of Id. in the It be mode,
and that the balance required, if any, to hoot church
exposes be raised by voluntary cuatribatioes, to be
supplemented by church oolleotioas. if
necessary."
Chi Chairman draw attention to ther "
state el dr churchyard. Is meardeaos with nodes
Ii order that be might be perfectly satisfied as tee
point, he had kept an easurate account of all burials
that took place there last year, and the remit plainly
showed hi. °Onion was well grounded. Mr. games
read a list of the funerals that took place during 1800.
about 20 in number, and with am empties Molls
sod human bones were deg up in every instance, the
exception being in the was of the ladal of a ohikl,
whose r. v. was only three feet deep. Tirt elatelug
added be thought this was • most utelanholy date-
most, and be bad thought it his duty to lay it Won
the vestry, thiaidag it probable the parlslooera did
not know what was entallathe stMe of the church-
yard. It was not for the to MOS. in the maims
there was no doubt, if he felt se disposed, !Vat ems order the churchyard to be dosed mare/
by writing to the C)oese in Council, but he arm liked
to act homily or In oppodtioa to the pariah if he could
avoid it. Rethought, however, it might Wheel In iiwell to adjourn the Luther oseeideratioa of the smestios
far shethir day.—Mr. Devenialeed that sainsthiM
taut be done to hem the • it was
meationed ammo years see bor. Mr. died.
Tito weed= was as to where to get the lash—Mr.
Cooper =maths asylum mead might be sighed.
bad the °decided, intimating that earth •
foot &SO might be laid over the present strip.—Csidelia.
Dented advised the adjournment of
in the easentinte that • asesmitese should be
to mike enquiries as lota, lead that might be obtained
for the purport. He urged the two churchwardens
and Mr. Demuth& be as the sameness.—
The Cheeses, said it ha stecesured Is him dr pine
of ground as the upper side of Randie's °Mega miAM
be suitably converted late • la=l4 1/004-I.r.
Peach proposed, and Mr. Theme gag it was
unanimously resolved, ' That this nester ha
addranned nig the nth May to receive the rerterlLS°
be made by lasses. W. H. , C. Power', and
Demob& —The vestry than

wuramrs.
Loom LOD Litor Wirtoorin„ wbo ham owing at'
Martha froma tour be Apals. see eepeekedto return
to !ed In about three weeks. SW bare bow
trs about durise the ladel the. etenthe for thu
LAMAS b p. boalib.

111171111MINT1M N swToir.
Isattme Itemby ma Monday the Waimea, held
thelr -maim Robed Arakmeasy es fa former eon.
The Nev. W. Loft and Mr. O. Claim mid
Übe eMlelma reekatioes.

PAIILIZAN.

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Leto Maeda/ the Walleyes' held their
chapel easiveese. Rev. .T. IT. PA esters, Mears. G.
Bareset. Jame Yeetowt. sad °thin, pre addressees.

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STMOIDII3IIRT.
Tie Lamm Tamar me held oa lloaday or,ndag,
wham there wee • geed Mesadeaos o perisltiosers.
The hewer ilehipen (0. Idemseds, leq ) paraded.
The Mayer wed Mr. IL. Korey were re-sleeted
eirerawerdase for the emeing 7••14 said oft*, the
•••••I badness bed bass treassoted, the mmetom"
neadvicially peened • resebdies of sympathy with
the rester (tie Bev. H. Rawlins* sad Mrs.
Hombres% re Noma of their kap sad tedious Ware.
• ooy of the resoladoe was tikes by the Chairman,
amd srwsMud to dee meter.

LANGTON.
WINWIAIf ANITIMISAIT.—The Wesleyan' of this
=mid their Seib Sunday School Anniversary on
Gandia_y and Monday. On Sunday the Rea. J.
Judson. of Wareham, preached to the morning and
=and In the afternoon the Rev. T. R. Steer
a obildren's service. On the Mo_n!LaT2
public tea mesting was bad, and public Misr tea. The meeting was addressed 13y the R=7.. .
Parsons and T. R. Steer, Meson. Mitchel and Long-
man. Tire chair was taken by Mr. Corbin, of
Landow A very good selection of music and
recitations was given by the school children. The
anniversary was a deckled success, sad reflected great
credit upon the ennerintendad and teachers of the
meacts. Ths mileations were very good.

SWAN AO&
Tits RAlLwar.—We bear that the Railway-road II
Is very soon to be begun now, and so we may hops
von' soon to be seenseeted with the outside world.
Tea Manse. —On Friday last a public tea meeting
was held in the Coogregatiooal Chapel. After tea •
public mesgbig was held, when addresses
were even by the R. T. R. Stow, pastor, and the
Be,. Zeiss Varese.. Wteleyest at town.
There was else sone good deem gives by the choir.
Isoometost.-0. lioaday the steamship Premier
Womb. ever lo Swamis • good number of visitors.
Afire the longdull whiter, it seemed to pat new life
M.. the hews Pt ace • few ontees faces. This line
desisship hos bass pieced upon Abe 'nodal by the
Werseeth Stews Packet Oweimey. We wish them
every 111100111111.

111TIOKL ND.
Surenwimeel still lingers bac A mama lately
locoed a part of is wheal, muck with a large
quemley_st pins la a chimney.
Tallarhaitives bold a dm* anniversary at Good
Pridsy, a good oompany attend*.
Ileineen Oarsman or FOOT AND Mans Dawn.
-.We regret to state that at a enb-eommittes moods(
el the bud
adiranth:sitooi under the provisioas of the
Ocrategions Message Animals) AM it was
by Sept. U and confirmed by 'Mild.
Ash/iv, veteriaary inepsetor, that over 500 sheep oat
id • MA of about 3,000, the property of Mr. John
of fledge led sod fibieklaad Farms, were
by *le dieser,. It was resolved the whole
of Mr flesdns's farm should be declared an infected