The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02 00:00:00

MORE TON.

TREAT TO THE CHOIR —Throtigit the Madness of the
Rey. Chtrlton Frampton, the choir of M reton church
had a pleaaant day's outing at Wes. Luiworth. A
break, and plenty of good things were prodded by the
rector. Two carriages, contgdo mg friends of the
y, accompanied them from loreton. Mu-icians
rum Wool were engaged, a, a a long an I h.ppy duy
was spent in rambling, boating, RIP' dancinz. till the
shades of to evening brought a plezygant day to a
close. They returned to ioreton much pleamal with
the day's outing.

WARRHAK.
NATIONAL SellooL.-0,1 eeti.nup hnve been ms,ie in
Bt. Mary 's 'hurch, amounting to I: i, in :lid "f the funds
of this school.

A Cownirrkk has been formed for the purpose of
bringi g ala,tit an evening's ,movement on the river,
when the usual boat racing, sports, kc., will take
place.
Tem Sunday School treat in connection with the
Congregational Chervil ,f Vis town was held at
Ariahwe'l on Thursday last, the children and friem6
being conveyed thither in waggon kindly bdtt for
the occasion. A moat enjoyable day was spent by

EARLY CLORING. —The Mayor has obtained from
the London and South-Western Ilailway C,inninany
reduced rates for persons wishing to visit \V. y-
mouth on Thursday afternoons, when the chops close
at four o'clock. 'I he return fare is 2s. 3ni.
HIGHWAY 110.ARD ACCoUN TS. —The amounts of the
Wareham District 111 hway Board have been audited
by 11. H. Household, Esq., ad found correct, the
total expenditure during the year ending lith March
last being £2,202 1T... 11.1.; the total receipts during the
same year being £2.131 is. 3d.
STOHOROUG II NATIONAL SCHOOL—The annual
examination of this sch,ol has taken place, and the
report received by the Rev. H. P. Stolle from the
Rev. O. I'. Cambridge, ilioceaan inspector, is as
follows :—" The inspect* this year has 'men a very
satisfactory one, and the school kerpe up well its
usual character for carefulness and efficiency in its
religious teaching "
WAREHAM NAT lONA L SCHOOL —The following
report of the exanduation of the children attending
this school has just been receiced from the Rev..): P.
Cambridge, diocesan inspector :—“The religious teach-
in • In this school cot tinues to he most thorough and
efficient., and the inspection has been a satisfactory
one. The discipline and tone are both excellent. The
pupil teachers, George Permitter and Alice Speed,
show considerable efficiency in giving religious in
WARtH AII IMMTRICT IGHWAY Bo.tion.—The
members of this Board held a meeting at the Town
Hall, on Tuesday, the :Nth inst. Pwsent U. H.
Bond. Esq. (in the ch iv). Waywardens -Moon.
Meikle, Lucas, Pinner., Yeandey, C. Itatol 11, Dissent,
Vye. Kent and Young. The Finance Committee
examined and ordered the Ii I. for the quArter ending
24th June to be paid. Various other business war
transacted, the next me. ting being ordered to take
place on September 6th.
Corsrr m rm. SES4IONS, Tllewlay --JGGIc4 Pond,
of Swanage, was summoned by Robert Brown and Levi
Miller for an assault committed on them inn the tith
Inst.. at Swanage. —lnsinippsed on p .ymeut of cn
Sarah !frown, of Here Regis, suminoned Charles
Moslem, of cc interbrwne K inoton, to show cause why
an order of affiliation should not be made on him for
the support of her illigitiniato child.—Care
missed.— —Hobert Keatr, John Hancock, and Henry
Orchard, all of Swanage, were brought up in custody
and charged with beating a mule to death at ftwanage,
on the 21st inst., the in operty of John T -
George Nlundnoi. of Nlnnolen, was nnruuuuiuinne.l by F..7.
Lawrence, for non-compliatuat with Sch nil Attendance
Order.--William Blaney. of the same place, was
summoned for not .e.-ding his child to sehool.--Not
being provided with correct sca'es whilst soiling bread
from a cart, William Westmacott.
of (1 _wen mayne, war
summoned by P.S. ('.rates, for this ingence at Win.-
fri• h.—Dismissed, and coets reninte.l not defen.lant
promising to get proper scales--- Ui hard Valiance
and Seth Smith, both of East Stoke, were
by P.C. Butler for cruelty to two calves. For this
offence they were fined 20. esl., and 10s. 6 '. costa.—
John Bicknoll was summoned by Edmund Wren for
trespassing in search of game en land in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Charles Edmunds, at Langton Ma rai era,
.—CIIIIO not heard.

SWANAGE.
Tar Swansge Railwny Bill has been read a third
Use, and received the Royal sta.ent Wu hope soon to
be able to report the work begun.
ROYAL VI.IT. —The Crown Princess of Germ
(the Prinves Royal), honoured J. Robinson.
of Newton, Swans" with a visit at his town hots",
10, York-place, Portman-square, on Saturday week
last. Her Imperial Highness was ace panied by
Count Seckendorff and a lady in waiting, and remained
ab .nt an hour, inspecting Mr. It .bineon's collection of
pictures by the old m Acre.
ON Sunday laid three sermons worn preached in the
Congregational Ohapel by If v. T. IL Surer. on the
occasion of the Sundae School . nniversrry. In the
afternoon a flower service Man held. There was a good
display of flowers and fruits. There w.ll also a
beast ful wreath made by the young men, in memory
of Mr. R. Brown, late super-intendant I.f the
The anniversary passed oil well, and was a decided
success.
SUNDAY Sex rot. MISIVIRMARY.—The snniverswy
services will (ay.) he bet at the Swanage Mission
Church on Sunday, July 31st, by the Res. W.
Deasham, of Wareham. Addressee will he delivered
to the children in the mornii g and afternoon, and
addressee to parents and te Lelia., in the evening.
Special hymns, &a., will be sung I.y the cbiliben at
each service. Parents an I other frienils of "lunch),
School work rare cordially invited. The children's
treat will be held on the following Thursday, Auguyt
4th, la • field at Oodlingie one, kindly I-nt by W.
M.eikle, Reg., wad • pub dc tea will be provided at 5.30.

POOLIL
Goat) BIN4VIOUR.—It apaska well for the good
conduc: of the inhabitant" al the efficiency of the
police that the magistrates have not ha I t invest .te
• Angle case of disitobance durin.; the pa-t w. ek.
THIt ltuttsvAr. —The I,ondon and Sonth•WeA.irn
contemplate purchasing the Poole and Bournemouth
Railway. If they do, it in to be hoiwil the account...
dation pmeide.ll,r travellers will 1,, improve I.
Minims We/K.—Tin present is a special tniadon
week in Poole, and nightly service' hsv., been held in
St. Paul's schoolro Ins pr •si 1 .1 over by the Rev.
Pnc-'k awl other". They hove been well Alt m. 1.1.
Mr. T. G. Bowman, an e. mug bid, line Lcu ths chief
speaker.
BRITISH A, la FOREIGN MIMS SoCIFTT —A meet.nr
Of the l'o br.nM of tine society w hell by per-
mission of ,he Mayor, in the Town 11l on %V. &inlay
night. Alderman Kamp-Welch cculded the chair,
and adage...es were delivered by yeti arts speaker': and
the Rev F. Poc mk, th 2 sec rstary. 'Misted the toads
collected cinema the year amounted to L'97 3s. 101.,
which was about £1 better than la.t ye. r. The meet-
intwa. a err crowded one.
HATTIsT CHAPEL. —'lie 714 annivarsoy of the
Sunday S. hoots of this place of worabip w..e celebrat«l
on Sun toy I ot, ashen two able sermon" w. r preached
by the It. v.. Mr. Walker. the praetor That in the
morniug wns estecially addreacd to the ch 1 Ire.. 1n
the evimint the chat el was lib-lolly crammed. The
preacher then took for 1.14 t-xt Ec le"isstes IL, 10,
tiPP'rltnt the words to the week of Sunday Schools.
The c .11ection amounted to tff 10,
Tag IT T.. En eLos as. —Th • enoployrts of lb " Mecum.
Bellwn, of the ste.te ft 'or mill.. bud their 3 total
anti, gon Thuradey„ They n oulwred about ZOO, a, d
were t.ken i th" eteamer•Telezraph and steno to the
Sandbanks. wt., rs an ex-client dinn. r a... 1 tea wer3
pr..virled by Mr. aidhit-bud, of the lied Star
Odes House, and a very pieces, t flare on era" spent.
Mr. G. Itelhen ureside 1, a.i.l W3l supported, among
ot her friend.", by the Bev. .1. A Lawson, maw of
Poole. and Mr.. I,satton.
Wsstry.ts Clearer., CONSTITUTIOMII ILL. •- In
:nbection with the Sniolav 31.112, 1113112, 21,22
sermons were premehed nil Strolay I:at t log. .o -
g.erationa, by the WY. %V'. It Stepuey. Alan ow int..
hymns were oneir hy the etildrin. on a
tat a,e tug was held, th, n't•r mestiog g pre-
sided ever by G (Inrtio, E.g., Mayo • of ro /...
t "eluting addre *es were given by the Rev. W. ir.
St .pney, Meors. Parte.ll, lituld.n, and T Stu, ka.
At four aiel::ck he children port vok t3ino ti Id
hindly leht by W. Kemp•W 1.11, E.g., after wh h
they th roughly enj le I themselv• s with .11113113
fames.
Stnrriset ImentAdosiects. -trrivals ; July 24
Catherine Williams. Owen. c..al.'NeWest ate; 1.217.1...13222..
llughes, elate, Port Illschoc; Itainhow. Brett, wheat.
London; Elizabeth Thomas, nil. Iran ~,, ith
Esther. Branham. e.atl, Neweastle; Medea. Whitty„
mat, Sunderland; John Ball, lienrou....ed. 311 o.; .10in
Xlmalteth. Mwanage. .21—Threc Itrotlsre.
Mose. nil, Shorelumi ; Lord Ilnwkesbury. Smith, nil.
ftwisnage; lane I 'w•hrane, Foster, balls:4,
Yawn, Clement. nil, COWYs t t N.'..-
castle'. 22—Xesta, Hughes. cool. Neweastle; Susie.
Clark, nil. Farehani ; Beetigy. Lock. atone, Harry.
Tejo, Noon, nil, Weymouth; Na,•4l,nli. Even". ...ill.
Seesaws; Swum Vinery. Caanviek, emit, Neweastle,
1114—Astag0niet. Woolf. Wilma. Granville. 2.l—John
lewbeg,,,Enuts, nil. Cowes; Lightnintr• any, nil. 'owes;
Alliance, °weak male. Allos.--Saiiings, July 20_
Diamond. Ingles,oleale, Yarmouth; Cliarlotte. Denman,
clay. London ; Emma, Conway. deals, Yannunth
Louis Napoleon Williams, "ga, Runcorn. 2l—Direr.
Page, deals, Yarmouth; Elms. Ballett. cement.
Plynioutli ; Harriet, Aehford, pit wood. Cardiff. 22
Sarah Ann. Brown, drain pipes. Yarmouth. 23 _
Ramat, Bulber, clay, Llanelley ; Trim. Green. eloy.
"Neat Georgina. Fulmer, ef.,y. Antwerp ;
133, °Wise. Salton, ballast, ri we mast; linity.llsil ey,bricks.
lowers*" 2b--Lightnin Co
g, Guy, nil, wes; l'aciffe,
lieL clay, Goole,. Alliance. Bused,
Yarmouth Ana. leaclisaa, pipes, London. '