The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-10-04 00:00:00

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TER simnel supper in connection with the Blayole
Club took place at the Antelope Hotel, on Thais lay
evening, under the presidency of Mr. Ruegg. A
capital repast Was provided by Mrs. Johnson sad
gave great satisfaction. In response to the toist of
the evening, "Snateee to the Bizcole Club," the
captain, Mr. Goodman, stated that they bade balance
on the right side. Several other toast' were proposed.
had some capital SOWS were sung by Messrs. Bant-
le lee, G. Stokee, T. 1). Davis, Gent, Searle, Hill, aid
Waldman Mr. Lyle kindly accompanying on the
piano. the room had been prettily decorated for the
occasion, and a very pleasant evening was spent.
Ma. HISIT V+ ILLIB, SS • harvest thanksgiving,
invited al the men, women, and boys in hie elnele7
to a substantial dinner in one of his barns at LiISW
Kiln Farm, on Saturday. The men, women, and
boys met at Mr. Willis' premises in Westbury to the
number of about 50, and march. tin procession, carry-
ing flap. _to Lints Kiln Farm, where an excellent
dinner had be -n provided in the barn. Mr. Willis
was supported by several private friends, and in pro-
posing the health of hie chief assistant, Mr. Bracher,
spoke in feeling terms of the :service, he had rendered,
and promised that whether be could work in the futuro
or not he should always look upon him as in his
employ and pay him as he hsel hitherto done. The
entertainment gave great satisfaction.
Tim annual meeting of the Musical Union was held
at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, the vicar in
' the chair. The Hon. Secretary (Mr. W. H. Williams)
read the rep wt, whic . set forth the work done by the
association daring the past year • and the Hon.
I Treasurer (Mr. G. Calder) submitted the financial
statement, which showed that the old debt of £35 had
been reduced by the sum of 40. G. D. W. Digby,
Req., was re-elected Preeidentby acclamation, and the
Vice-Presidents and o immittee were appointed. The
whole of the officers were re-elect-d, Mr. L. N. Parker
am Hon. Condu,tor, Miss Currne as Hon. Accompanist,
Mr. C. Calder as Treasurer, Mr. W. H. Williams se
Secretary, and Mr. J. W. Sainpeun as Librarian, and
they were all thanked for their *eerier'. A vote of
thinks was also accorded to the lady *Kielce who had
sang gratuitously at the concerti given by the Union
I. the course of the year.
Perrr Samosa, Yesterday, Before Captain
Goodden (chairman), Captain Carr Glyn, Major
cAdam, and A. Clayton, Req.—The jury lists were
returned by the rmeeseers of the paddies in the division.
A temporary I canoe was greeted to Mrs. Lockyer, of
the Cross hays Inn, Sherborne, until another tenant
could be foung. The license of the Half Mom,
eherborne. was temporarily transferred from Mr.
Horatio Yearsley to Mr. Pesocelr, and that of the
White Hart, Sherborne, from Mr. Geeney to Mr.
Walter Youny. A six days' license waeirrantedt° the
landlord of the Red Lion Inn, Golweil, instated of •
seven days' license as heretofore. --George Trent&
and William Guppy were summoned for being drunk
and disorderly at Chetnole, on the 27th of August, and
were fined 10a. and se. costs each.—Henry !biller
WSS charged with obstructing the highway by leaving a
wagon in Cheap-street, Sherborne, for the spice of
10 minutes, on the 14th of September—P.C. Porde,
proved the case, and defendant was fined Is, and ac
costs.—John Toop was summoned for unlawfully
beating Sarah Gillam, at Sherborne, on the 17th inst.,
and tbe case was dismissed.-- -Stephen Mead was
summoned for an ...salt on Joseph Purchase, on the
18th inst., at Sherborne.