The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-09 00:00:00

Tliii MASTER VOITRIESI.

.11 Seim?, 'Wry was beta on To, +day morning.
Timm were prusent—The Motto (It •. If. F. Joao),
Galpio. hi-. A J. Even% Mr. li. I. hi, Mr. A.
Look, hit. Drake, Mr. W. Sloth., Mt. O. G. Ramey,
Mr. G. Ow. Mi. T. laro.. Mr. Outland, Mr. %oar&
Mr. Wood. 11-. F. ffellsed.—Tbe Rester oda that on
opplying to Mr. F...ne. ono tiedly took the °Moe of
Ent-I,a &Are:warden for the peat year, he found that
he was n...t *Min.: to undertake the °lliad fur another
leer. Ile could bet .ay liked ta loge him, for some-
i,:moie it ovoid .0 /1.111 deM of interniption to a disn's
busbies.. Ila graver. be declined; and let him (the
Hester) say before officially parting company with him,
how nano ladeht A he was to lit. Evens for the great
sertioos he ma in I rho tune he gave up to the
promotioo of ill.. •,. of the church, and the training
of the eb.dr. Ii w very total, oblige I t tAro for
what he had ri.ore. Now, havinz parted company with
hint In the ,uip.city of otarchwardep, I. wet happy to
•.y that Mr. Lock permitted lino (toe Rector) to
nominate him as hia alierehwarden.—Mr. Drek.• sold
he thought they could not do better than have an old
parishioner to sot with Mr. Lock; mid, se Mr. 661 pin
doll's,' to nerve soother year, he thought they Gould
not have a better warden for the pariah than Mr.
Slate, and be proposed tilm.—Mr. Seward mended.
I Mr. Slade seggested Mr. Gilpin for another year—Mr.
lialpin remarked they were well aware that ma • foriaer
ore pion he eo.prenoed Mosel' to the effect that his own
personal feeling. I him deoline the ethos altogether,
but there were pecniier mreurnatancee at the moment
whied. Induced him to take °thee Met year. He was
happy to sea that aide of things had poised by mid
they had now met In• eardial spirit, an he totaled It
would continue. lie wished to be excuse aertinsing
io oMoe.—Mr. Sled.: We should be pkaled if you
wool I do it —The Rector: Mr. SI de le sleeted, and,
addressing the pariah warden elect, be said, I run very
happy ti... you elesteL —Mr. Slade appointed Mr.
Drake his sidesenan, sad Mr. Leek obese his son Mt.
A. Loek.—The Chairmen said they had had the opw.
Utility el Jumbos a very impotent mnsislam at theft
organ—e recaroksbly good sad airompllebed °Moak's
bild be kit the appointment to the vestry; but perhaps
It would be le to the parishioners, end be wadi .
propose to them this Mr. Morgan. li• need not lay
mush shout his obaraeSer, for they had bad teetimoalals
of bins read to them at • meeting at the King'. Arms,
hot Mr. Tregarthen, one of ger Majesty's 'Aspatore
of School., mentioned to him in • letter that be salroted
Mr. Morgan from among all the eseetees of his district.
That he Mao tit was a testimonial In itself. ile there-
fore to nominate to the position of organist
and choir-muter Mr. Thorne, Morgan. - Mr. Drake
sail be soeoreled it on room/Mon that Mr. Morgan had
the ado use and control ~f the ergot, no that there
shoold not be cute sod another preatisg on it, ao se to
melte a summon bask Of It, no it bad been 801110 lade
time aloe.; bet that thew should be oaly ose key
instead of two and that the orgenist should love M.—
The Roots, said the eherehwardeee had the ears of the
ornaments of the cherish, and perhaps that queetMa
✓eeled more with them than himself. Lie (the Beeler)
had the legal voted, of the key, bat different p=
had it let tie *hatch purposes. Did Mr. Drake
any misidel bed been done? Mr. Deske didn't know,
but If Moms woe they maid Italy look to Mr. Morgan.—
The Rester thought limy might trust to the otturch-
wardens to see nothing happened to the organ. Hta
dil not give Meson be say one to use it, bet what a
&rip: didn't think say harm would be doom—kr.
said that Mr. Drake had out a serkies reff adios
so the shurshwarrifos for the poet year. if. oaf;
bow of ow person who had played the organ, end that
was Mrs. J. F. Hodges, with the omen% of the
organist, and so when that lady hal Ma so kind as to
carry out their eierwir whoa they had no other persem
tr do it, be %enabler:sr Ids own part It Todd have bean '
very diernieheort end asigrsteral to have hetet .t for
• moment to let bee play I. Alto making a " oesemon
bask" of the organ he appealed to Ms brother starch.
warden: he believed sobasty bet Mrs. Meagre hod
Mitts Hodges had tousled it, sad then it was with the
raiment of Mr. Rohineas is the Ant pia*, and sub.,
qnsally of tt,. Morgan,—Mr. Drake sari he was not
aware the ohurehwardens had power over the
organ. —Mr. Dal* said be believed the Ise gave
Mat 'Moil over the ornament. end
required for the orrice. For hinting to aloud twrrgita:
interiors with the Inenaimant of his 11614001.1..., Sky* 'hay
should not have done this or that slthough to r power —he
would rather leave sorters to their dbereUon. Ile vs. sorry
any rellectlon had been oar ft theft who at any rote tried to
do their her for the parish while in offlos—Mr tram said
as to the orpo be hid no knowlep of there being two keys
es Mr. Drake rated Mr. Rothman only gar one to bun,
and that he gave to fir Morgan. He never beard of a wood.
—Tbe Rector rid let them be thankful to titre hill= who
Madly uodertook to play for them—Mrs Hodpie on or cor-
don, mod Mr Look's Niece ea several. He thought they ought
to be sery moth obliged to thews nod.' to any Injury, be did
not think by allowing orb ladles to play materially they
would be likely to bare the rise damaged—Mr Blade
✓eceded. and mid the mirror o: the ladles the rector had
✓eed had bra a pest e.tolltko to the perish In the
ohmage of the orpold..—Mr Lock Inquired as to the terms of
Mr Morgan's int, and the Hector mid he sew Kr.
Morpo that and he would like the appointment to
be made fore period of twelve mouths from the ld Merck
Lod no on from year to year provided that the engagement
mold be determined by three creedar mouths notice from
either party. He would expect • salary of at teas' L.lO a year.
but did not not for It to be enamored, he being content to
depend on voluntary contribution ; and r would wish It
would be left open tor him to pealve more then £7) If It were
subscribed. Ilse Rector added that he did uot see any Meg
unfair In that —Mr Rumor soneitierd the proposition of
Mr Morgan very fair. If any one chose to snake the argentin
I present In arms of hie salary he did not one why they
should not: Hs did sot Helot, there would be say AS mity
In collecting AM. The Rear hoped not, for
Mr Morgan wee certainly en admirable musician/
Mr. Chapin did not take quite in chserfal • view, and woke of
the cildkulty they had bed in collecting XIS far Mr. Robin..,.
for the pad year. Us should be very glad If the churcbwardeos
could get 425 next per. But there mooed to bo no provrou
for the tacm..ters of the choir. Ile thought if they caulii rake
more motley than the organist's wary it nolo: 1 its well to
.r.„.,..i1e totholecebroire
u—lor Oii, aassilattnt:i.7:
irirrit7""At:ll6ll: thlalkliadtt 1""4::"6
110111111 thin II would be done In that direction before. th.
the organtsee ealary.-11, toward said there were three men
In the choir who wired to be pod, add de tel not think
they could keep a choir of boys without loOt payment. Al
to it. Demand and himself. t N hey did sot ',Noire anywise.—
It wu r4peted that they used to have t 161111006 forth.
choir, end that Lit used to be paid out of the raid—Mr
Deign sold they mod not pay anything out of the retie but
what or a legal item, oe ere they would be ruble to colter.
The Recta( mid perhaps they might have collections one
Boors for the choir: he euppord that If be reed the con-
gregation they would contribite something—Mr Drake said
d aria( She time Mr Spicer was churchwarden a• much a• Ltd
or AU wee collected, and after paying toe Ms the balers
we, carried is the next year. Ho thought that would be the •
hest plea now. But the congregation was not se It used to
be: there were formerly eieverel good Walloe who used to
come to the church sod whorl be. —Mr Look But Mr Robinson
I. of S.3o.—Mr Desks: The addltloseal £lO wee for the erre rt.
viciseiVek they did not have now.—Mr grans mid it, Mobboon,
•es paid the extra till loot. IB7lond this you he bed Ind Mi.
The Sector eaid the rimy O the organist must be orieeted
from hour to liom and he would have two sermons tor the
choir. lie au they should DCA prevent Mr Maya from
having more MO If It were dared klux.-14 Halpin was
satisfied not snore Ilse LID could be raisted.—Mr W. Slade
doubted whether so such could be got from Ike pariah. —The
Reclar said Mr Morgan would not undertake to receive ire
than Alo.—Mr Homey suggested that nobody would object
to pay a litir extra to such aa risme*. as Mr Moggan.—Mr :
Drake mid If all subscribed a sovereign it could be don.; but ,
bolt-groin and Avbehlillage would not most IL—Mr Rummy :
• trend hers eieggrola we mud he kid baler we are 0114,0411.
—Toe apportion& of Ms Mambo on the talus he mentioned
was Uses unenimoudy wrecd to. —Same conversation followed
as he • gem of dale which the churchwardens have, the pro.
cards or the mks of the bur radars. La, formerly red in
the church.A ristegeoll In or oft She wisdom., to perpetuate
esie reemery or ler Won, the giver of the esinielbra, wa•
egai by Mr treat; 111 r Slade proposed anew font cover;
golgnktintately It was decided to put the money In the
Bevinge hank till the question of what to do with It was
deckled.
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At arise Car* Wed Ara!avast, UN ISAMU%
took plies as tear *Week oa IWordey &iterates'. Pre.
seat—Tbe Vow (Bov. C. J. Bewl), Yr. Tamer lasso.,
Mx. Jewett, tad the anima (Dotal Ore..). Tbe View
re-appolated et his warden dr. Loewe, while se the
part of he pariah the Awake of Mr. Jobe threac
willies, at wanks wee proposed by Mr. Jewett owl
ewroaded by Mr. Crow. 0.mo! ansoUseasiy.