The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-09-13 00:00:00

DORORBST.IIII.
Cowan. L. H. Deans has retired u
pon .p.dl
,rnizei pay. with the hon. rank of Major-
Tee Donnieneins Hamner. Strickland,
let BettePse (late 19th), and !lent.. Beweroft and
palarii, lad Bettslion (late 15111). have paused the
lower standard in Hiodostani—Garette.
Summon OF GOAIDIAN.—The Iseult of the poll of
the parish of All Santa wai the election of Mr.
Gregamg, $0 611 the office void by the death of the late
mr. George Prost The numbers were—Mr. Green-
ing, 76. altd Colonial Oldfield, 46.
Dian Or Ma. C. B. WHIT.. We regret tie
annostece the sudden death of Mr. C. B. White, for
wins years the proprietor of a private scholastic
establishment in South-street. He had been sane for
pane time, but the immediate cause of death was a
..siaure With which he wag t deco on Sunday night
Tau B.R. A Gone.—Tne experiences of the Afghan
oimpein having proved the great superiority of screw
gusts 14 the alas-pounder Horse Artillery gun, which
constitutes the pr-seut armament of mountain
hitt dee in India, steps are shortly to be taken for
equipping all European mountain bantams with the
W=FLI Corp.. TAVZIS.—The following WWII the
amounts for the erection of the Motile Memorial Coffee
Tavern In the Old Pound Intdosurs, Fordington Hill,
Dorchester.—Leonard Ti 11.7, Yordincton Hill, Dor-
a/ester (aceepted)B69o; William Tilley, Priam-street,
Dorchester. E 776 • Thomas Wellman, High-street,
Fordington, Dorchester, £670.

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Downi.vvin v. A3110111131Y. This m‘toh was
played at Abbotabitry on Tuesday, and malted in a
victory tor Dorchester. 800 res t
Doncissartn.
lid 'anima tad 'rulings.
Dvddiag, hw. I, Wood .11 b Wren .
Nottini. b Perry
Smith, o Hawkins, b Wrest... 16 not out ...
Parsons, b Ford._ . 8
7n18.. c 0111. b lorry . 1 b Wren .
wracks, b Wren .. 3 c Wood, b Wrist ...
e Hawkins. b Wren . I b lorry
maolsasos Coopor b Ford ... 0 o Wood, b Wren ...
Waldo., not Out .. 7 b Forry
T. Osmond, b Ford ... 6 b Farr
Isottiasoac 1 b Ferry •• •••
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Repack, o Sod* b Panama .
Irony, a Person. b Howriler •
GUI. a Harks, It) rods. ...
Wrest, a Allan, b Persona .
Hartisit. b Persons .
Hawkins, b Persona
Bnisa, b Mirka(
Font 0 Wright, b }masa . .
Cooper, a iWea, b Yowls= ...
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LO.G.T.—"Doncliterrnn " Loon; No. 05.—0n11
Tuesday ermine last this Lodge WY rbdted by Bro.
Holmwood, D.D.G.W.C.T., and the District Worthy
Mairsh&l. At the aloes of the budeees, Bia. R. Pouncy
was announced, according to the quarterly progranune,
to entertain the Lodge The antestajejusni com-
menced with a dust for pianoforte by Sisters Albin and
J. P=ods, which was well performed and heartily
The mixt piece was • reading by Bro.
%wins, ent,ited.led--" lid
811. 7 It Pint and Try,"
thin called
dhich was
Matzke Deputy to addl.'s= thecredge, and ktr.oPlolme-
wood la response gave • short exhortation to the
members to renewed 'darts for the good of the Order.
Brx Robert Nichol. gave an amusing reading—" The
Drunkard's Signpost," which was followed by a piano-
forte solo by Sta. & Pounoy. Bro. Payee read • pion
entitled--" The W s Returtand Bro. P.
Hancock EOM) • good ems, "Blow Blow Low,'
which he rendered with exsellent and he was
innoh applauded. Bro. Robert Nichols rusted "Th.
(Wobbles Wife," and Bro. F. Hardy gave a reading,
entitled—" Down in the Mire," both of which pewee
beinjzf raidietic character and well rendered, caused
feeling. Bro. 0. Randall gave • song,
"Good-bye Nellie, which brought an excellent enter-
tainmeat to • closel.—A vote of thanks was aooorLied,
on the motion of Bro. Manning, W.C.T., to Mr.
Pouocy for the kind manner In which he had accom-
modated the Lodge at his home. The Lodge next
week &skis up Is. quarters at the Coffee Tavern New
Hall, South-street, which is to be °piped on Tuesday
by a public entertninntent.