The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-04 00:00:00

DOZOHISITES.

CAPTAIN GiterlLLe ie not selected for Nottingham.
The Liberal Four Hundred have chosen Mr. Morley
as their candidate.
ODDIELLOWB' E ICUILIHON. —" Loyal Bad of Hope'
lodge is to make an excursion to Bristol for a holiday
this summer.
Mr. C. °Liege's Arle ADM —Mr. E. Burnett was
the solicitor in re Mr. Oliver, whose estate is to be
liquidate!, the creditors t) have 7a. 61 in the £.
THZ Malin MILITIA —oo Saturday the recruits,
numbering about 200, had a march-out, going through
Bockhampton and Stafford, and returning by way of
Came. They were accompanied by their band, and
are getting into good trim.
Au. 13ADIT6' CHURCH 080•21. —W. E. Brymer, Esq.,
M.P., has very generously given £2O towards the
renovation of this organ, to which is to be added •
Bourdon step, and swelL Nearly £lOO has been pro-
mised, the estimate being I:135.
LLIII? Begagoo.—At the Borough Petty Session
on Monday, before G. J. G. Gregory, Eel., John
Wieser was called on an adjourried summons for
breaking &lamp in Fortlington. It may be remembered
the cams was adjourned for the appearance of • woman
as witness ; but she was taken ill the came day,
removed to the hospital, and died.—The cue was
dismissed.
Tarn YlOlll ANAT. —Almit a dogma (13) cut of 33
assembled at Maiden Castle this day week to fire five
shots at 200 and 400 yards each, and Mr. Frederick
But won the troop cup with 35; he was also selected
with Messrs. S. Gal., 31; G. Sherren, 28; and S.
Baker, 27; to shoot for the regimental cup at Wey-
mouth during the annual training. Other good shots
were :—Mr. T. Bascombe, 27; Mr. \V. Ward, 25; Mr.
H. Bennett, 24; Mr. 11. Budden, :a.
GOOD TEXPLART.—We are pleased to note that the
" Dorchester " Lodge of Good Teuiplare is again
started, and meets every 'Tuesday nv, min at the
Alingion Hall bodge-worn, Durngate-street, and we
believe that it lia Maly to flourish. Br'. Manning is
L.D. Bro. Parsons, W.C.T., and Bro. Hancock,
W.V.T. It may nut be generally known that this
lodge is started, or it would save Templar@ going to
Weymouth on Friday evenings.
Sousa W IC/VW TRAIN A LTILIATION 8. W 111 DAYS.
—A. new train will leave Weymouth for Wimborne
at to p.m., calling at all stations. The 8.35 a.m. train
from Weymouth to Wate:loo (9 5 cm. from Bourne-
mouth West, and 9.35 arn. from Bournemouth East)
will be soceleratesi, and will arrive Waterlou at 1.0
p.m. A new train will leave Wimborne at 2.5 pin.
for Bourne nouth West, calling at all stations. A new
train will leave Bournemouth West for Winihorne,
Bishopetoke, and London at 3.15 p.m. The 4.30 p.m.
train from Salist,ury to Wimborne will convey pc.
singers to Weymouth. leaving Wiluborce at 5.87 p.m.,
and calling at all stations.
ENTIZTAIIIIIDLIT. --A sqmewbrt novel, but an exceed-
ingly pleasant, entertainment WWI that given by the
celebrated Child family, at the Town Hall, on Saturday
night. The family consists of live--the mother, two
little girls, and two little boy.; and the songs, recite-
done, hc., are all of a temperance character, their
Kara object being the promotion of them principles.
programme was opened by the whole family ring-
ing " Welc me to our meeting, and it was sung so
sweetly and winningly that the audience were at once
interested, an interest which was much enhanced as
the various were given. Miss Ada, the eldest
''.he two Is, then gave a recitation "Steer straight
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11, father," in • touching manner and with pathos,
Was received with applause. Song, "An angel
~ so," was next sung by Miss Barbara with con-
es power and expression. She has a sweet clear
and was very well received. Little Charlie gave
Cation.' Doctors ere not always right," in such a
and with such expression, force, and emphasis,
t was difficult to believe you were listening to •
sot eight year, of age; it was much appreciated.
-ame a comic sketch by Master Maurice, entitle I
penny mange," including recitations, songs,
"dog great amusement and much laughter.
re of the entertainment was the truly
A/ way In which Master Charley recited
Gongh'e orations; the delivery lasted about
.hour, and was given with much spirit and
, site Meg forthfrequeet borate of applause the
, and seal of the_ Mgt Dough himself tieing
ily possessed by this child of seven years. The
of thli young child are truly remarkable, and
. and continued applause he received,and which
deserved, showed that his taws, woe
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