The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05 00:00:00

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ompenioes to join for on this as it had bees
N stated elsewhere, depseded the emotes of the
club. The members then paid complimentary
visil
dieser tock
ta
to
those who
at rib:l"rd () thi s
Inn, whiten.
en
Camel Pendell, by the Rm. IL A.
Depose. Rev. D. Evans, John Wills, Eaqibl•
medical officer of the branch, F. G. Bernard, ~
, aboutM r a
sixty
a oi
Pro down.vida *Thar*" chair wee was la to which
whiel yi
Mr. Roffey, Mr. Cox, Mr. diastoa, Mr. Gould, .
Level, Mr. Percy, Mr. Brewer, and Mr. AMIS.
Thii vim-chair was taken by Mr. Cleeith.. Os the
removal of the cloth, and • Wert/ of the
usual loyal treats, the Chairman per:MT BkkoP
and clergy of the diocese," coupled with the name
of the respected rector, the Rev. Mr. Derma. The
rev, gentleman, responding, said he thought they
would, on looking over the list, oome to the me-
elusion that as • body the clergy worsted the
society. In some parts of the county such socielies did
not have that support width be considered they were
*soiled to. As, however, the prineiplesand objects
of the society became better known, be hoped thet
increased aid would be given to it, and &at the
society would go on and pr.eper. It was very
gratifying to find that notwithstanding tys• very
heavy call on the funds for siokome, they bed added
so large • sum £655 16e. 2 id. to their capital; and
that their own branch had contributed to this suns
£so—(loud cheers). Mr. Dolman concluded by
stating that be should be meet happy to do all be could
on behalf of the society. Ilse adman thee pre
Tbe &my, Navy, and Volution," coudintitti
th e toeit the name of Mr. Berard, w
respooad. The Chairman then proposed the heal
of Dr. Willa, aMend and neighbour of his own, but
one wham he could traly call the Mend of all.
(loud ;10 lung ceetissed °bearing). Dr. Willa
allot *eking the itompeey for
_their warm ex-
pression" of good will to himself, expressed his
satiefectim with the exedliet working of the County
Club. He trusted they would be spared during the
ensuing year from so heavy • trial upon their funds
uy riokeees—(oheers). The Chairman then propeesd
" Tbe honorary members of the Child Okeford sad
Shilliegatone Branch." Mr. Ditymen bad justly
remarked that it was not on the honorary tosiebers
they must rely, but at the suns time it was no doubt
to their influence and support much of the MONS. 01
the a.ciety was to be attributed (hear, hear).
With the man be would couple the name of Mr.
Evans (ahem). The rev. gentleman reepooded•
Mr. Daytime then read the statement of amounts for
the peat year. The reoeipmamounted to 1113 la 64d.
of which hon. members stibeariptions were fli 11s.
and balance from December 31, 1864, £l6 17s.
316. The payment' to sick members WWI £25 lb&
34., paid over to general fund £5O, balance in
savings beak fle Ila 2/d. and other items made up
£1132.. Bid. The Cbainnan proposed the Malta of
their excialleat steward, Mr. Clench. lir. Cleock
responded. The Roe. E. A. Demme then proposed
the health of the Chairman end in the course of his
remarks feelingly alluded to the Ices which the
society bad sustained by the deaths of Mr. Her
Reimer, Mr. Percher Lord Rivers, Mr. Start, and
other valuable friends, yet it was satiabotory to find
that other friends came forward to aid and
and that umay of their old bitted. were still
to them. The Chairman having briefly acknow-
ledged the compliment, gam the "Pram" The
toast was seknowledged by the representative of
this paper. The Chairman then proposed "the
Wirt,' with which be would couple the mime of
Mrs. Daman —(lond cheers). The Rev. Mr.
Day... returned thanks. The company then
adjourned to a neighbouring orchard, belonging to
the home, where_dandng was kept up with great
spirit.