The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-02 00:00:00

WIMBORNII.

CllAngell wen,. rang on the
peal of bell. on Tin,day evening by vioiting
rino.ro and oaten..

--.l7ll:nit-Pair-Irt:i...--The Town Clonal t4ich4y and thn
M Choir sire niiw rarni.iitly working tip Ow
,:ariotto A.m.-% hr., that are to he used at the
forthcoming Choral Foitival in rkili.bury Cathedral
early in the iitunnier month...

. .... .......
Clain MIK. —The Vent tree.. in the avenue at the
cemetery are having a thorough 'ng, and s
goat amply .if liurbiilants are being Inheell near
them with very g. .1 n•.ult, c.nnl.ining counl,rt with
effect.

Fot III'NTIN.I.—A gr.d run wasgiven laat 'reek. A
fee; wa% found near High Hall. At fired it ran
towarvls l'ildeent, lea eventually tacked about and
puzzled its inirsiters lay crossing the river Allen two
er those times. Finally it ran fur, and through, a
portion of Kingston Lacy, being mieturrd in High
wood close to Ileselleine Kings --one of the brat run, of
thr season. On Tiamday the hounds met at l'eldeens.
TM. country in this district la very treaclwrous,
abounding with bogs.
WIIIIIOIINIt MlNOril Senvicen von &VIM:KAMA
Communion at it a.m. Matins at
10.45 a.ua.: Venite, Tiwner 124; l'salms, Goss II?:
Senior, Boyer in A; Sanctus, Arnold in A; Hymn.
177 and 196. Children's Sservice at 3 p.m. : Hymns
334, 473, and 930. Evensong at 6.30 p.m : Psalms,
Kelway 154, Croft 59, and lemon 35; tlervior,
Kenipteen in It flat ; Anthem, "The Lord bath
fireguard ( Krnt) ; Hymns Inu and 197.
Itenestrour, Theirolay.—The attend.
anus .1 buye.r. and dealer. at Mr. Eneser's sale.yard
was very lair«, and trade in all kinds of stock was
much livi.krr than last week. Alseut 30 hrifeers and
calving eif very prime quality wore sold at from
CI4 10s. to 1:14 10a. ; inferior quality much
eaaier in price. Barnum* made from Cl 4
to £l7 for hest qualitiess, and 111 to £l3 I.ot
inferior animals. The fat :erase market Included some
prime I /risen; which made from 11.. 01. to 12.. par
ion., D.t yearling hulls sold at from 12 to 14
guinras, and infrriew ditto sto 10 guineas. Sles•ii, of
which there we. II good supply, sold readily at &lota
last week's prims.
etretinaora.- On Monday evening. as a man named
Bailey, in the employ of Mr. Alfred DemdUnt.
County Court bailiff. Wit.. driving homewards through
the Squares, thee vehicle collides(' with the kerb of the
ikseruarnt wear the shop of Mr. }hidden, tailor,
throwing sat Willey,. who was promptly hrlisel 'nth
Nfr. If untley's chemist's shop. After a little atteention
bad ben' paid Lim, he was enabled to walk to his
thsedenree, Aveneir•oesd.-Iht Tuesday afternoon, as
three conveyances. trete striving to peas each otheer
in that narrow portion of the High•stasn Near th..
Peet Office. two of thrns came to jairf. (In.. dri era
ley Joseph White, in the eluploy eef Mr. .1. t'. Hunt-
Iv the Square, had its •trinier broken "tf Cmii 'tiler.
wise fractured. To make matters 11,111 Y, White was
issecipitsted to the roadway, and is injured at to
unfit him for his accustotnni duties.

L9T.11...110Pe Et Minna! LOMMfly Oni•ricti.ow4.
—At a recent summoned meeting of the lodge, the
late .ecretary, Mr. Francis Cane, wet presented with
a valuable timepiece and address., in recognition .4
his past valuable services as secretary to the lodge,
lin% Cane has lately run through the •listrict office .4
Pi.le District. On New Year. Dsy
there were on the book. 2117 subscribing member..
Sickness must have told on the funds, less than
402 week. and two days having been experienced in
sickness by the lodge, causing Cl 9; 7a. 1.1. m be paid
out to the members 3. sick 'benefits. Althou;th the
sickness fell heavily, Wf congratulate the lodge on
their immunity from any death, during the year. Tre•
auditor. were Rms. Rev. E. E. Cleal, PA:. S.
Barlow, P.O. T. Nimes, and E. Terrell, secretary.
These having found all the accounts to their .atisfac.
tion proved the society to he on a gisslisound financial
basis. Our space will not permit unto go into all the
detail.. Suffice then to say : —Receipts-11211mo. in
fax our of the Sick and Funeral Fund, £1,813 9s. 30. :
balance in favour of the Management Fund,
£2 to. r 4.1. ; amount rine to secretary, CI
making a total 41 £1.4,l es. 20. pimp... 4 of in the
following manner —By mortgage, £l,/71, ; by ca.h iii
bank, £,Y: by ansh in treasurer's hands, C2l (b. 20.
We would add that the number of members wh.•
received sick pay during the year was 4/4. The
medical officers are Megan. C. H. W. and S. G.
Parkinson.