The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-26 00:00:00

SWAI.NAGE.

CoNORIOATIONAL BuNDAT BcHOOL. —On Sunday
next the anniversary service* are to be hold, when
sermons will be preached by Rev. T. R. Stem In the
afternoon a juvenile flower service id to be held, when,
we have no doubt, the young people will du their best
to make it a success. _ _

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MASONIC. —The brethren of " De Moulliam" Lodge
No. 1,146, held their usual monthly meeting in the
Mowletn Institute. Several visiting brethren from
Wareham and Poole were present. Bro. F. Travers,
W.M. performed the ceremony of raising a brother to
the third degeee.
WOIIIIXS GMaaTtAN AISOCIATION.—This associa-
tion, organised and managed by friends, met last week
in the National Schoolroom in rather large numbers,
and had a social tea. After tea an excellent and
affectionate address was given by Miss Mahlon,
managing secretary, from London, who has spent about
throe years in India in the same good cause. On the
Sunday she also gave a good address to teachers and
scholars of the Sunday School.
Coatem. A capital concert was given in the
Mowlam Institute on Thursday evening last week, by
the combination of local and visiting talent, the Rev.
D. Wardroper, from London. Mrs. and Miss Wardroper,
Dr. 11, Inmost, Mr. 0. 'l'. Hillier, jun., Mr. Pugh, and
the Choral Society. Some capital glees and solos were
given, with two entertaining and humorous routings
by the Revs. Wardroper and O. Beilby. l'he room was
well filled, and the sum of about eg was taken, which
will he devoted to the Music Fund of the Choral Society.
BAZAAa YOU TIM Naar WaSLJIV•at CHAPII.—We
hear that the committee have determined to hold a sale
of useful and fancy Articles in aid of the above object.
The ladies have, through the winter, been at work
hard, and have a fair stock of g.ael useful things on
hand, which they hope to be able to sell. It is to be
held on July 28th in the Congregational Schoolroom.
With the surroundings of a bircl . country, and at the
' lovelist time ,if tlie year, when Nature is I [rept:led in her
holiday attire, we trust no further indueentent will be
wanting to attract the friends of a good cause. If the
friends will only do their best, there is no doubt of the
final success of the undertaking.

MAIDEN NEWTON.

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&MRCS AND ART CLAPBCB —The following results
have been obtained in connection with the Science and
Art Department, South Kenaingtn, during the past
session : —Day Schonl.—Certificates for drawing—
Freehand : Alice Paul, Alice Morris, and Charles
parday. Model : William Gould, Albert Vesta*,
and Frank Dunford. Geomet y: Hannah Brown,
Frederick Perdey, and Thomas Pardey.—Eveuing
rinsees—MatJa•matics : Fra-dt E. Packer, Frances
Brown, and George H. Brown (lid staqe).—Agricui.
Cure—lit clue: Septimua Pullman, Edward Lavender,
George U. Brown, Mary E. Brown. Ftencee S. E.
Browu, Albert E. Bird, Theresa Jenson. Walter W.
Paul. 2nd clue: Elise Purer, Louisa Gould, Frank
E. Feiner, nederick Pardey, John A. French,
William S. Jones, Denol4 Galpin, and Jobn Gale
Magnetiam and Electricity—lit chum ; Dennis Galpin,
Walter W. Paul, Thereea ',mop, Frank E. Parker,
end John Gale. 2.. d alas. : Albert sates, Wiliam
S. Jon's. Louis 6 Gull. Fisices Brown. Albert Bird,
Frederick Pude', Wiliam Haut, and William Gould,

EVERSZOT,
FORESTERS' DEMONSTRATION.
Wednesday was a red letter day at this pretty
village, when the officers and members of Court
" Robin Hood" hell their fleet flits, and it was a
decided success in every way. The village was nicely
dec rated with fl several of the inhabitants display-
ing strin.s f coloured ones scroes the road. The
weather, which in the early morning was somewhat
threatening, was magnificent for the affair. The
members were summoned t g,ther at half poet ten at
the Ace n Inn, by Chief Revive Swill, and formed
In precession, headed by Foresters on horseback and
the Battalion Band thaws Volunteers, under Mr.
J. Stevens. A splendid banner we also dis-
played from the 07.-yinouth Court, and ghe members
mustered in thong numbers. wearit t.e regall of
the Or. ler, and, with the Juvenile Forester., altogether
I ,rmed • prer.ty procession. After parodist r • portion
of the vi lace, service st the church was atteertel.
This was cspitally rendered, Mr. Manley ably pre.
ailing at Ihe organ, and the sermon was preached by
the
Rev F. D. How. rector of the parish, who was
listene Ito with marked attention. After leaving the
/shards the procession wended its wsy to • field
of Ms. Dnrden's, where a firstoclaes dinner lisd
beeo
prosirte I inor 4 of Mr. Brown's (Dorchester) specione
131•Nnilsg, by Bro. Durdco, of the Acorn Inn. About
230 at down, the chair being 11.4 by the Hon. Cecil
Porker and the vice by Dr. Meßnery ;I1 among
those preoent were—Rev. F. I). flow, Ray. Wootton,
Mr. Co Irington, Mr. B wkett Sen. . Mr. B i•kett Pea,
Rev. Crick, Mr. L ok (o.echeater) Me. Sle (norgi'"'
ter), Mr. T. R ndoll (0./eche-ter) Dr Greenwood,
ac. The usual tosst-liot was g thr ugh, hut
..peachifying was catch tas the hose-re toe was
to
00131M+.00 at three o'cl ck. for which a lar4e number
had entered' A programme of athletic sports was
also germ thrmihi Damming wsmawed at alz