The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-02 00:00:00

POOLE.

PICKNY. HAUNT, AND C 0... AI.)IAXAT.--111111 I. a
capital little local almanac, well printed, and replete
with statistics relating to the boroilet. It contains
All admirable portmit of the member for EflOt Dorset.,
the Hon. Meow Glyn.
Wico.gramisg.— It is stated that in Angust the
Rev. M, ittffiralt will remove to Veld nor. and that he
will lin macceeded by the Rev. Mr. Arinstead, At
present at Aliergavenny.
A 101•LII. VINK broke out tin the premises of Messrs.
Parrot, sugar boilcm, of If igh•street, on Tumid my
evening. It TiOA, however, quickly got under after
ii it damage to the tune of about 4 dotal' 1/..1111.6*
ST. JAIIII7. CHUFMII.—The annual parochial tea and
entertai iiiii ent in connection with this church took
place in the submits on Tuesday evening last. About
:km sat down. After a very excellent tea had been
thoroughly enjoyed, the Rector, OM Rev. J. A.
Lawson, ((aye his annual review of the work of floe
elem.:h. The chief feature for congr ttulation was the
increased attendance at church. It was also staked
that a parish nurso had been engaged, and the support
of the congregation and friends was asked on behalf
of this very useful individual. A very tileasant
entertainment folbiwed. . _

INQ,ltaf.- An
'inquest mut held on Monday after.
noon at the King s Arms, Istore the Itorisigh Coroner,
Mr. O. Braxton Aldridge, mid a jury, of whom Mr. .1.
Mowlain was foreman, on the body of a one•month
old infant., named Percival Chandler, the sin of
Martin Chandler, Issitmaker. The deceased was the
thirteenth child of its parents, and when in leal was
lad lietween them. Neither molar to say, could
lay upon their left mile On Sunday night it warn put
to tred as usual, it was given the breast by the nether
in the midrib. of the night, and on the parents
awaking Monday smelting they found it fielled -
sitltoCatsd. It had evidently been oi erlaid, no 1111111 l
po that one of the Jurymen nonarkst it was "
pletely squeezed ;" and lir. V. nede who Was cal
in to see it, stated blood had noted iron, the mouth,
and the lowei parts if the body were much discoloured.
That the parents went to lieu sober was not disputed.
The Jury found the child had died from suffocation,
Callolllll by being in orient by the mother I
PaIIIII4TONR, on Wednesday evening the
children attending the Congregational -Sunday riA.sds,
with their panoitii, were entertained at tea by the
teachers. A large number of little ones, with many
friends, heartily enjoyed the abundance of gisid cake
and tea, kc., served up to them in the large school.
room, which had been elegantly decorated for the
occasion. Afterwards suitable addresses %Sure irk 01,
and a splendid large Christmas tree, laden with toys
and mobil articles, WWI stripped, each child receiving
twil'or more presents. Upon leaving they were each
gum n a piece of cake and an ',range.
VOW. FINIBRIOAI,II Dir.:Nem-This valuable
Is. ly of our fellow townsuen hope to estaldiah an
annual dinner, and on Thursday evening the in.
atigurating event tis.it ()Mee at the Crown Hotel,
where Hoot and If estws J. C. Charlton plats' an
admirably Nerved dinner upon the tables, About TO
eat down, awl Mr. R. Aldridge presidod, tieing vill'•
p.n.s), among others, by Kr. .1. 11. Klfurmh (yetitaini,
Mr. Worth (aspirin of the Bournemouth Ilrigailei,
and Lieut. MCWllliant (Bournemouth Brigade),
Firemen Worth, Witwonh, Jenkins, Keene, and .1.
Phillips (of the Bournemouth Urivelel, M.
W. Pearce, Vireinen lhimukloy, %late, Irockver. T.
flacon T. /Wept, anti S. Plinith Weds), Dr. Mackin.
belt, 'Slew's. A. Taylor, if J. Barnes, T. Ittnwt.
W. 110411 (harhour nuester,) A. It. ibirtun,
rterliour, ti. 01111.111111,1 were din.
tint/Molted by that virtue which is said to be the
soul 'if wit. Mr. S. Smith, late of the Dragoon
leuwe,j,,, responded for the Army, %tr. McFall for the
Na awl Aergewit I buii,e for the Reserve Forces. -
In reply tit the Plastid "Th.. vi.itimr Fire
whii•li we. plllllllll4lll lIV Chairman,
Worth and Went. cWilliam responded, the former
gent ',Mien. In the course of his rmisarks, suggesting it
would Le a wins plan to forma little 1411111014.
11011 in the neighbourhood 0.0 that the brigades
might 'meet. 111.111.4 fire brigade matters. awl
so give 011 f• istv.l her lwlii awl assistance. (Apr Jags... I -
Mr. Stevens nest gave " Prospoi ity to the Town and
l'olinty of Poole " rotiNing with it the -aloes
A. l'aylor and 'Mr. w. J. Beam. -Mr. Taylor, In
acknowledging the toast, alluded to the trade of the
town as being in a prosperous emsliti..n -Mr.
Baton also responded, and advocated very strongly
is slip for Ai" Mackintosh pro.
posed " Thu Mayor and Corporation of Poole."
remarking WM although the clomp of the Town
amused were criticised sometimes the inewhers of it
discharged the duties well, mid Ow inbabitwits of
the town wero Komi id them -The (11111,111111 mid
Sir. Barnes reel. oohs'. - Mr. Worth .111.1..m..,1 rho
of the ryroing, r
Itrigaile."-- Mr. Klforil, rel”iiiling, said the brigade
was only a v,,uiig one, IS Mg two years old, and they
had h., it great ophill work to get to what they were
at present. 111.• ewild not say tummy were eMment iir
plarow.l
perfect, but they 1,1411V0111,4 to Ito 111114 IPSO. (All.
-Lieut. Mime also responded.- The other
baste were "The Ladies," " Pres.," and o Mat iw,,j
111.• *duo capital songs
I were itivrm by Nle-rs Pearce, F. Street, Jenkins,
Keene, .1. Brown. U. Brown, MAN, simi W.
Haywood, Mr. Clarke, of liamworthy, efficiently
presided at the Maw'.