The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-28 00:00:00

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Dosszr FRIENDLY soctEry.

Tbt 25th anniversary feetivel of the Pimperne Brom&
of the I) rot Prepay Society was bold on Tuirday ler (Whit-
Tuesday). the members larded by the Warminater Newton
bras' Ord, marred in procession to °boor the rotor, the
PAL W. Bur/, mediating the error and preaching en
radian. sermon from irdriares at., 1 sod 1, ' Car thy
breed upon the waters sod thou shalt Hod It sitar many deys."
After showing that both in tompanal end spiritual things the
man who provided for the future emir out the ethonatlon
of the Mat, the preacher, alluding to the society, remarks.'
that It was by the paymot or their roily oontributlont they
provided not for • betielt for the preset time, bat for the
future, they PA their bread upon the wren sod found It
afterwards in the days of dation sod trials. But f w such
ferries to be of value they must be lased on rules and clikui
latlons likely to ensure their •OCOMk.
At the close of the eervlce the members promoted to • Sold
kindly granted for their re by Mr. Spicer, where a capitol
dinner waa provided by Mr. Inkpla, to which about el) eat
down. ThS chair was taken by W. Mathews, IN., supported
by W. Bacot, Esq., Mr. Itplar, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Jona, Ac.
In proposing tall ...forth of the Queen, sod the Royal
family," the CILMIX•11 alluded to the very loyal manner In
wren her Marry had been received, as an riders of the
good feeling of the people.
Mr Bthor then proposed, amidst loud Miser, the Army,
Nary, Yeomanry, sod Volunteers." It wir be Said, a teed
In which no doubt very many were lateremed, having either
fathers, brother, or relations consecied with the service. He
coupled with MN toast the Dorset volualeissaod war cure that
all would gladly hear that they wershEelogt: join the regulars
at the Autumn
Dorset volunteer were Justly ear to—(beer, bear). If
what they beard he rallied, they would have SS OPPortriiil
In September of using • lamer body of troops together than
they ever had or In all probability would ever see air. It
re rated that shout 10,000 troops would be camped on
Bradford Race Down, sod the. they would have a brier
Idea or what • raider army was—(beer, sod cheers) All of
them, both mllitary, navy, and volunteers, wen moo actuated
, with • fwojmer dere to do their duty to their country. YU
, army of Regland WS/ not for aggroir war. They deemed
papa but the way to hare peace was to be prepared to apt
If neormary—(aWause).
Tbe a/AMU' nert pre •• The Bishop aird Clergy of the
MOON. He stated that it Wll,l with extreme regret Mr.
Bury arm coenpelled to absent Mourf from the meetlng,but he
wan !suffering from a cold sad was gorier on In years. At the
woo time he (NJ. Matthews) was glad to my that Me Mews
with regard to the eodety had materially aboard, and be
had trust the owlety whether It wee lonmetally sound or not,
and by Ms prmeoi amour them lout yrr he had showed his
good will to thrs—(epplawie). Mr. Matthews ooncluded by
proposing the health of Mt. B mat, not only ern their medical
Alcor, but aa one who took great Interest in the welfare of
the Dona rneodly
In responding, Mr. Boor, mid he thanked the Chairman
sod those present for the kind way his health had been pro-
posed and received. It woe to Wm • greet frown to do all
he could for soy member of the soobety, end lf they did not
want has help so mods the better-4 eenher : Moos of the
cook and ism of the physic). He (Mr. Bacot) would be very
pteausd
be abl, toke the
he MriculturW aumove nutrltousiabfood.rir to
gel
whairvery wall"
glailmt!
▪ var.* /4•11 hoe. 1••• /MEOW WwwWir the
this year Ursa lad, and he wow ibe year on which they
we, Witering would be ere more promperros—(cheen), Mr.
'root coodurd by emperor the health of Mr. JIUDWI, the
steward of the breach.
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Dd. ing—kir. JAMAS Ant gave an outline of the manly'.
meU... , sad proved a• **bon, as °manhood ki the Gamma
report madly Mad- With reaped to the Named branch.
I. @and that there wee • balms, at the clom of the yew
1370, ed 103 1.. 7d. The amount reeelved coatribucl one
tom handl members was SW lies 614., honorary euiserip-
time It In conesqueocie of coatianed heavy &odd for
Schism during the yew, sad two enclowments amounting to
tr.ggo bstmrig.aog beemode.dkosintheylkho. Limbed
litligaitowtorec.moithotratowr
the year gad IL bd. Befirring to the rensarks of hir, Bacot
ma to decrede in Waned Mr.Jo...explained that though
that Ld been the cad with regard to the members at home.
yet then had hoen heavy mils Irma them living In other
pada belonging to the Plowed.' brand_ The amount paid
out for no@ pay was £lOO Is. 101, being 14.. 61. over the sum
paid the rrevious year, paid on two lode 'meats Oa, wad
out.. 808,80., making • total of al 94. 74., Waving • balance
to the crud of Use Mooch at Unclose of the yearLt7 161, 104.
to ofttch 800; ddIN the two endowments 31755 £47 15s. 10d.
end deducting the latonus @ the clone of the yft, 1870, onti
/9 11; the differeme in the unount taken from the general
stock net year. and the previous one @bowl an Increase of
of £333& 3d. Tide he (11r. Jaime) doddered was • proof
thu .011517 was In • numb more mtidactory cooditioo than
some in the dighbourbood. At the Ism Initival the number
on the books was 113 anodic member; Since that time on.
member had died, three endowment members hod been paid
on. 1011.0ber had gone to America, awl three had loet
tittor chinas by non-payment, 11 members Ind Joined during
tiu ye.f, @ado( the total number ,d members beloaging
the breach 131 —(applaine) This 'MA mod astashaatory, out he could have wished thot with web • huge number of
member. many more would have been orisem. ile sow
b propose the health of Mt.
who wok es
hrgard to
atber before him • warm supporter of the loanty. (bit. Matthesn's health wee cordially recoiled, and drank with
mimic@ honours.)
to respouding, Mr. M•rtnawis hum:woody reesarked that
the proposer of hil hellahlt bed Linda taken the pluck out of
him (a member I hope not Sir, I hope you may live unsay yaws
yet). It howeVerawhyg Worded bin. %hs pl., to
be present at their annual feetivid, and be looked forward to the meeting an the holiday of the year. lis Gould not but wish
their nth.. neighboan would 0n... toting@ and give the society their support sad oleo their preeenee—( a robe : They
ought to, Sir). He supposed, however. they did notes, thiarbilt, tho mme light., ha did. Though not Wowed with
company there were other. t whom ell I. wee m0w..,.
glad to sae, and to respond fur the next toed. "Thu Tiellcea"
Its stood call on one, who though • visitor do not •
Stranger—Mr. Percy —(losad Mow@
Mr. Purr in thsokiog the smenpany mid it dia the Int time
he bad been at the annual festival el the Breach, but to 69404
it would not be the lant—(oheen). On. word to them They
bad In" 1.99911 Y, let them but drink modendely, mad then
tam 'oda gad poomfally—(Mar, hoar, and damn}
The health of /16 IpMur. with mord tirekg 10 bbs ea
good% Into the midi*** gietelleme vie el lee OK ma

propmed by Mr. Haw*, and mode heartlly !Waived. In
regroallng Mr Spicer said that it would always elord h m
astidactlou to anything by which Lb* interviste olkhe club
could he promoted.
Th. bt a aI...PISMO" 00upial with the num of the
reurveyotaUse 4 this paper, w ie ta•n gioni.6ll•l responded to,
Toe ....MN," NM WM next worry at I tilid Vb. Coll-
clu log tossta—Unfortun.tely the 11111 whi,h c.hlucoiced
shortly alter the ahwer Was Or r begot to fall
puts WIIIy
slop for a time to toe out ii.Jf 4•11,1.610te.15.
flotiVf
ere left those pneent enjoying their holiday the beet ray they
could.