The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-06-14 00:00:00

DORCHESTMR.

paw,. On and from Wednesday, Bth of Jones
tbs post-ollioe will be temporarily removed to Ming.
UaJI. during the alterations in the
BAsann.:4l6 Whit-btenday and Ths.dap • very
peemehal hamar wee held in Allngtmi Hall (kindly
last 10t the ommioti) ia aid of tits new organ. about
ao be' erected In the Wesleyan Chapel,
Th. stalls were very tastefully arranged with a Twist; I
of useful and ornamental articles, and, coneiderinc the
"py attractions in the town, being Batik Holiday.
was well attended. The secretary at the am of each
diy, read out the amount, which had been taken
from each stall, which was very satisfactory, the total
amount realised being Ll 6 15e. Id.

The TOWN CU31.1 i Now you are brought far to boa In a anal society sins,,, whose advantages can be Q lareonsaatot.ooryotot
With your position. Romer
known only to a few, it is absolutely regnant. fog ha 'mentos'. When he ea1....0 .I,,,ral""adeo ..... have Lai
Mr. A. Pore : What is a reasonable time? (Laugh. welfare that each oso of Shp existing members should Pleasure of dining to, ---- that teat ''' T'll ''''.
ter.) w the Forgets*, be did set
exert himself in Increasing our umbers, and this Can °IP
The fat a nsameat beias called upon to respond
The Tow" Otteet : Supposing you do nothing in the only be brought *bout by pereonal 'elicitation among Toros" %clot/ ''‘.ll"°' West Hie impresser was Carrie
matter, they will make application to the Court for an the young men woo whom orb member may came moLdod in a cm' been present, and he would have
Injunction, and they would determine what wag • into °erect. No man can prosibly regret becoming • could do„ The very been
more °Bela" we/ than be
necessary time. member of such • society as oars, and he is certain to efficient oat, tit:n at et, movement was never in • more
Mr. ARTHUR LOOK said be stood in • double capacity I derive benefit in all ways from it. My interim state, eometilleg over t• • resent Toast. He bed had
In regard to this matter. The Rural Sanitary mint has sow reach its limits ; and although perhaps it ' various ions arlielli:
Authority could not commit themselves as to what may not be quite so satisfactory in some respects as they bed had the °pews i
stereti7orn Is .
hiltr:
git parts .r 1 "Ia
I'wet
if
bthetb . country
a 4
was • reasonable time. The Bewaos emptied itself in those 1 hare bad the pl .settre of laying before you in [red!. and 4 'twill side by aide with them. They
• district where the Hord Sanitsry Autheirty had previous years, yet with the kind support given to nil.
sey:rtut:st besairtv dotiatbjitekoldiito."oo ngivasendtromwilnatut the Idwilliefaell
jurisdiction, and there was a decided pinion arnonpt es rri•lenced by those who are now met together here, .
some of the members that the matter should he Mesa Ski bearing in mind that the fun la of our society life °shoul I their server 44 wiiiisr.t the voluttreenow caul
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forward on the Ootuscil. He we' here speaking as a always greatly enhanced by the very liberal donations bed tie doubt ehena.fs' werethoi'rui..":l',--1-617,1 :our
member of that Council, and he thought when the of our honorary weathers, there can be no donbt the I every man won't glee a good--- - '7,iite i; 1 1:,-,;",if,
Rural Sanitary Authority saw steps were actually fortunes of the Fordiugton United Benefit Society are ! (Applause.) He thanked 00-m very touch for tho ru-
bel g taken to push forward the matter they would not yet on the wane; and that its future appears as ! Omen: .her had paid the volunteers.
act differently. He could not say what was • reason- bright and hopeful an its beet Mends could wish. ! Too Ogislaitsn next Dropos•d "lii icvss to Foestry.
able time; but unless some steps were taken, there (Loud applause.) i Coot Pr ~se.. and the Juvenile Branch." He sincerely
was • strong opinion amongst some of the members wiehed them all mama and that the eosins seer might
The Rev. Our RIGISALD Skin next addressed he as fieenoMlly prosperous ss ttie last. (Applause.) Re
of the aittherity that other steps should be taken in
the matter, the meeting. He referred with pleasure to Mr. "'aid WE Kr. Stneteld to give an amour of the sou.
Dr. ALDRIDOR hoped the public would thoroughly Pearce', satisfactory report. He oratioemoi whether duos of :at;
re(r,Alinidelauste.)
Inset warn drank with outhusires.
understand that the Council had not been idle in the
such mounting colours-the Odotellows and the bets .if of the Are 's, a wni" r . length.
any bem.efit moiety, some of which. went about with de eh' On
matter. and had not been standing by with their i Order and Court Pierre he
arms folded. They had been tryiog to get land from Foresters-could show such a Wars sheet as that tunked them very mutts for the way In ehich *the
which Mr. Ps erce had presented. A reserve fund of toast had been proposed and ',rood. Beferrthe to to.
the Duchy, but they were beaten by the terms which
thff wished to impose ...,04,„. for theta all. ito how it would soil the Order °Napier 1198 'District" 4.585 Omits, 556 Otti
Dearly tBOO is so small • society ie a usaller of cog- 0-dss in Renefel, he said •-pes sta. no Deonmoor. Imo
on them. They c•uld not
dedde upon the present terms of the Dochy, but, at ilea""
the same time, they must do something to prevent fatal"( and that their society would go re benefit_ and 11,W9 honorary members-or a grand tor
the sew and 70•16:662e 'tired in • feeling corner to the of 587,971 : ho. gan tome In the year of 8 Districts,
age being_ carried into the stream any longer. , • . . . .71 Courts, 13,553 benefit, ant 378 honorary members. The
He hoped the Mayor would call • meeting, and let 'eta bar and his family, and the great sand_good work lessee of Sr, fit members is 3490 in excess of the
them go fully into the matter at ono" coo ammo, with which they bod carried as Ts the wish. With refer- ino.oaso In mg. bolo, an ,00t,ottool we hope,
the determination to carry out some scheme. mos to the coffee tavern, which they hoped to erect, of the revival of trade in the conntr . Ihe • te
he said they could now see their way to the sum of worth of Court Fare on Dec. 31. t, 18;0. was liiit.grita2B
Mr. A. For., We have been five years in trying to
• 11600 which, it Was not 'oatmeal to aorta. and of District Funds £325343 •or • stand total of
get rid of the sewage, and I think it possible it will i --- although - gz R 31,57 ' •
kb all that their zealous friend, Colonel Olefield, had • I. hem, an iambs of £130.073 Court. end
be five years before we shall arrive at any definite able ., . . . ,_._ „ C 11,315 Metric% Funds: it a rand tr.'^i (acme" of
decision. Why not accept the terms of the Duchy? heart, at" they_ DOINIG to Wee% • very enuessnaim
/MAIM During the year there etre 42 754 new mem.
I have every reason to think the Duchy will grant a trusted would do • vast building, and which they _,, hers admin.. in Great Berth and Ireland. or 2,219
renewal of the lease on reasonable terms. amount of Ion& not only to She WO* of rurnmiii°ll nvoxi than in the year 1879; the deaths ,if roam's' were
The matter wag referred to the sub-committee. and Dorchester, but to those who came in from the 5,543, and of members' wives and widows 3,503. Tee
neighbouring villages. (Appieuse.l to sicknessexperieneel in the year 1889 in Great
752:and 'milled was 4.712,458 dayr, or an evertor ef
Miss Birth then sang a beautiful Italian WSW, with of as dot per memberbrine la.s than the average
a rich sod weiloultivated voice, aad she was loudly for the previous year. he South• Western District
applauded. established in April, 1845, of which Court Prover, N_,,,
3038, is • branch, on the 31st Dec.. 1680, comprised 96
Mr. Fisher next pms the flue old song "When We Coots. 14,893 benefit, and 3154 honorary mentars, with
were Boys Together "In an 'reenact style, which was L 79.701 Court, and £15,000 District Funds; during the
received with muck applause: . year 1,3114 members were initiated; 196 members died.
.. and 79 wives sod widows of members died. From the
The Rev. H. EThotrio spoke very ably on the yearly return of Court Progreso, No. 3038, made ep to
Important subject of national thrift. He referred to Der. 31.; 1880. be gee. the foilowine shstrattt- Toad
the inilowthesori of inetillieg into the minds of the worth of Sick Fund, £1,174 fe. 4,5.;_ Management Fund.
Young the red of thrift, and highly approved of £5 14.. 514.• Benevolent rued. L4O S. 10.; or • total
Professor Fawcatt's penny saving scheme. He °I Lillie a's• 1"-i thia anaane ea" ieeemed in the
ell et way I-By lose te Southampton Owporstioa
expressed the hope that the time would Moon oome far ..11, toot ono.= am 3,. gg.. amount in Dot.
when there would be sonsethicof like • National oitost;i. s„,,in,„„„ £331 en vim,. ;,,,1 in immures'
Insurance Society started, for he was gars it would be hoods, gm 1 , 11. - Tae j•• 11••• OI funds daring the
• burr of immure good to the country at large. He year was LIM 13s. Md. l'he amount veld for sickles's
y dammed the abominable manor in which slow during the year was 1377 131. 10.1. for 4,110 days'
tit:Veer Law had been, and Is Still, administered. Illnees, and la the same period four members died, and
Here, at the worse Koosay„. he said, Is a oato.troyo three members' wives, for which 107 was receiv
benefi
ed frost
lag industrious man paying poor.rates to eapport the the pleilial Fan!" Fund. The comber of
members at the and of the veer wee 314. and there Were
sot and the drunkark. He wee not blaming anybody, It honorary amtiatt-o,r, ?L. Belmar, gen. M.P., o. .1.
but this was plan English. In ooncludoe,fie wished o. 0,40% w",, I. F. Rods., zoo., T. doombe,du.,
most heartily every sort of snores to the Foadington AL pope, .S. Broom Rae.. A. Lock. /sq., A. Rueta-
&Dalt Society, de, lise ~ .:. Z. Norton, MD., and Messrs. Newman
sr dr. it. Warren. The Juvenile Societies, at the sad
Wsis Smith dun frefog,in a most tearful Ironer, of Imo, anawiese Km yamorro with £44.10 of funds.
the recitative " And God Created Man," with the There were 6,830 persons, who 'Weed Mese societies La
soooji beautiful air "In Native Wroth." This the Year, and in the sum period, 3,190 were transferred to
wes y sung, and heartily roared. various Coatis as members of the Order. The Juvenile
Branch of Court, 3,1138. Doer:star, en the 31st of Door.
Mrs. Everett next Save • recitation. '1 be pros her, lea oomprised 199 membew. and the worth of the
selected was one of Tmtnyson's West and best poems, funds was 0101. The number of members admitted during
"In the Clbildren'e Haspitel." It is full of pathos, the yeas eer• 34. mei 13 "g• transferred to the Parent
with districts and Courts were Widows
and the lines agree° will and barely roiled that Court. Connected wi- -. Deo hot oi Igoe bad
and Orphan Societies, which, on em 31st, ,
they were mode almost *ninny 'eel, and die and Orphan with 03.143 worth of funds. At the
crested quite a
11.11611‘ ' 1614 Iwalwal Ii heard " 411:Conrt nu In August. 1861. it was resolved a
her best pieces 01l this discriptioe, and the applause voluntary subscriptina should be made annually among
which greeted her rendering of this poem was very the members on behalf of the Royal National Lifeboat
erarm. lestitattoo, and £3,205 10a. M. had been contributed, thus
enabling the Order to preset to the Methane* two We-
ide, B. RIMY made ea exedient mee-th. He spoke boat" as well as maintop them by an annual donation of
yon the Yalta sill the allness of friendly And The "Forested" was given le 1884, and Is stai lased
He believed that the time had come rue at Tynemouth, and the " Foresters' Pride - was si.ou in
every man in this country ought to belong Sc, • boort 18019, and is placed at West Hartlepool. Concluding an
society, and day by day this feeling
excellent speech. Bro. Sheffield appealed to the members
wag to uphold the Order in its integrity. and in every way do
among the industrial population of the country, '5 everything which should conduce to the prosperity of their
they ought to Lay by something to provide for them mut,. (Apouteau)
when the day of trial and sickness came. Their Kr, 0. 3. EJIDIIWS said it wee now hie Privilege to
Fordington club had now been established over 20 propose tbe berth .1 a gentleman. whose DM" when he
haring been started by their late beloved parer, mentioned It to them would, he wee, sure be received with
Cr; efforts to araellorste the condition of the people th acclamation and honour to which it was justly entitled.
f their chairman and metal,.
the health o r
of Fordington. It was doing • greet and useful work. Beproposed• I hi& be heel
Hr. Brymer. The efficient manner n w
and many of the householders of the perish could beer performed the duties of chairman that day was apparent
testimony to its usefulness. He expressed the hope to each one of them, and as to talking polities he would
that year by year. Instead of the interest in the society not do so. He considered it was out of place in an
declining, and members getting lees, they would be assembly or this sort, but be would simple sae this, that
able to report to the family of their late Vicar that Hr. Brinier ea the member for this Borough had done his
this society, of which their dear father laid the founds. duty-ffsear, bear)-and that whatever position a man
lion was being built upon, and had been raised to may be in life, if he did his duty
in the position in which
It had pleaded God to place him, be was entitled I. the
somithiog very substantial. (Applause.) He made ~....., feehhir and the sup
pert f every ember of the
an appeal to the working men of the rrleb to join the '—
community to which be belonst:L (Applause.)
society, and support it in every way they could ;- me toeet wee very cordially received, and the CHAILISII,
la response, thanked them very much for the way in which
" You my friends, each working man of Feriae-tee. I ear. n received. and also thanked Mr.
Da
in'nna
PrerleM° while Ye° can "lin" 6 tab"' day' Andrewsbsh health bad
very gracious terms In which abed be •
With regard to their new Vicar, he could only pray prope. Mr.ehodrews be said be should not touch
that • double ports= of the spirit of their late pastor upon Polities, and he could assure them that he (the
might be poured upon bits. In the presence of Mr. cheirwsd should not di e. Ilthenth.h• *le not at el
*shamed or strati to speak of It Tbere were no doubt
Leonard he dared not sing his praises, but there was
many who fearlegal,r took dill. rent sides, and some no
one thing which be moat say, and that was that one a doubt were mein" Lire in oolitic., dm they went rood,
the first rang" he did in coming &mooed them Dee AO join in such • demonstration an this. Error had •
he very kindly, very warmly, and without the least right to his own politicol thoughts, and anyone who
hesitation. acCaPted the President'y at that Ism:lett, openly sod fearlessly confessed himself to be a Tory or
(Applause.) Be had attended almost every meeting, • lAberel bad • right to sly so But it they sald so,
and took very and warm interest in the let them say It openly, and not one thing
_before one's
society, He erred to the recent marriage of the face a,,'"l one thingibehin one's beck. Ander.) se
Rev. Handley Mottle. He sincerely hoped he would who °l'd to .I"a°' ca politics ere" day 6 their li vee,
e esteemed their opponents, and they were as good Mende
be happy, and prayed God to bless the union. se as if they were all of One way of thinking_; and In the
conclude°, he thanked all the samortors of the society, same way Is this Borough of Dorchester, be esteemed
and hoped and trusted they wood still continue that its great privilege and pleasure to call many as b• did
kind support in the future, cell them who were opposed to him, friends. (Heir,
hest) He wished to trees them hie frien le, and he
The Vico' thanked all who had contributed to the hoped to he always so. (Hear, hear.) He messed the
evening's enjoyment. He was sure every ,ns bed had great pleasure and satisfaction wh,ch he had felt in
a very pleasant and profitable ensuing. (Applause.) presiding there that day, and in bearing the excellent
report from lir. Shergold, and in conclusion be said if he
The National Anthem having been rang, the Vicar amid be of any maks to them he should he only too
pronounced the benediction, and the wording" glad to do anything in Ida power to help the society,
closed. (Arrow)
Th. R... H. 'mum proposed the health of Dr.
Norton, the Medical man of the Court, and the Meat
wee most ...emit received.
The Vics-Causass hriefiy responded.
Mr. REGINALD Tetorron Mem gave the" fletitta of the
Mayor and Corporation of the Borough.* which was
acknowledged by Kr. Alderman OILIGORT.
"The oilmen Members was proposed by Bro.
Onae and responded to by Kr. Alderman Gagooer.
"Tr " was proposed by the Citamou, and
responded to.
The CILAIRNIA• prODOME the health of "The Ladies,"
which Was acimoredged on their behalf in • humorous
speech by Mr. W. Once.
The health of "The Host and Hostess" was cordially
drunk, and this tout concluded the proosediegs.
• move was then made to the cues sir, wrye wordy
a lugs IfllDllee of parrs had anembled. dram Lee
sad Seymour, two "nigger" peddler% rye a Pod arm-
rest, which appeared to tiredly amuse a Urge audience.
• good programme of athletic sports was gooe through.
acme excellent prism of money and books being offered.
One of the misdeal enjoyment., and owe whieh Waded
to gad most firer' wee the dancing, a lens programme
of the ragniette msde belts provided by the bend, wider
the dinettes efo:ime.sjor Laces After • tete
secesedul day, the tam were brasier to • cleft
jest after eine o' by the bead trying the Bailees
Anthem.