The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1882-12-29 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SISSI.,O, but ;Reserved ern Mount and artificial blomome and berries or, brought into use, rendering the heavy greens., light and effective. St. Mare,' (parish) chnich looked as becoming we usual under the care of Mir U nd, moo G.. %Vh-thans, Mire Turner (ch mad), Miss Brown, Mils Vivi in (Galt), Miss IL Newberry, Mir. Neal (pulpit), Mrs. James (ma ling-desk cud lectern). In the east window was a scarlet cross, bearing large bunches of Cape dairies, and the sill bordering WSN of laurel and yew, baring bouquets of Cape daisies, &c. The dishes on either side were framed with Gothic arches of evergreen—km .4 yew, holly, etroammais omegas, with daisies in bunches. the communion rails were wreathed in ivy. holly, &c.' and the Cook stalls in bully an I yew. The pulpit was exceedingly pretty; on the stone panels were red and cey @tithed cruise., the summit having • ridgy of yew, holly, bay, lo ; • similar adornment arouud the ct utre and a bed of it dun wool and greenery at the base. 'lb lectern front warn bordered with crystallise I ivy I , mixed with holly and yew, &c., and at the top was • hands worked apron, Illuminated, bearing the words" Coto a. • lion is horn." At the bare was cottonswool trailed with ivy, and edged with holly. The reading. desk looked bright and cheerful with its illuminated text "For unto us a o'rild is born," being • cruse and crown. Tole was bordered with crietal work mid edged with greenery; the base was of wool, edged with Ivy , yew, holly, awl berries The tout, with its spire of treated wool, surm noted by • cram the whole stringed with ivy, looked °bade and elegant. The rim of the basin was borderei with wool, on which were holly and amber chrysanthemums. The Interstices were tilled In with white mottoes and designs on • dark green ground. The whole of the gas standards in the chant, hot. a wreath of evergreen, and the window sills chaplets of varlom shrubs. lit. Andrew's church (nradpole.road), exhibited much painatakirig. In the east window was a scarlet cross bearing bloseome of white and red camellia, oodernoat Ii being • ridge of laurel, pampas gnus, water rush, yew, Ai. The communion rails were crowned with lauruatinur, bolly, stc., and all the gas standards were trailed with ivy and holly. The dealt and lectern were each nt off by variegated holly and other gkeeuery. The front of the pulpit wai covered with yew, the initials of Alpha and Omega being placed on either site of a St. Andrew's comes, closely worked in scarlet berries of the holly. Lament rd triangle. were fixed north and squib of the chant:lel arch, which was wreathed in evergretioi The wtole of the window silli bore beds of marlin, laid with moss and other greenery, including the anonym'. flora. The f dat was exquiridly designed— Indeed, far the beet adornment in the church. The base was a deep bed of MUSS, enriched by eight primula plants—white blowing. 'The shaft of the foot wee banded with variegated holly leave. and hunches of banks, • dialler arrangement appearing at the top, which was wreathed in ivy, iserustinia, &a The whole IVY capped by a lovely crone of white oantelim, the bee!, was • mom of mititleabair whilst f10e0,..,,The pie& of the tern, and enow.white urn:=7". structure were filled In with moot Ivy, ay. fa obsess. las tar - The hilewiag ladies did*, worit :Ares% ; eat window, ipeess Biala PIA  tmts. We  Misses Losrgla ; looters sad media, desk, Moil ; window, Mies H. Traspier ; M etaadard.s Hisses WhAtant ; devices, tr., servants at Loewy Hall, and Albumen-las. St. Swithin's church (A.Fogtoa), was (oath tSe exception of four pizturea of .aiuts bear the communion tshie). prettily arid ootistetwitly A•corated by Misr El ',Scrota*, Mee. Kiddie, Mrs. Turner, Miss Legg, Miss Beddow Miss Pearce, sod utters. A mole of whit*, with flevh-oodwrol chryeustheinums, 6pp-wed over the oummtusion table. under which wens the words " Glory to find In the Highs. t" Is gol I letters on a rod ground, with illuminated borders, and ripped with a gilt star. The pulpit awl readingdesk were similar la adoromsut ; at each corner were buoultee of variegated lewd, 1.1-tall awl feather greens., water rash. pampse, and chrysanthemums The panels were bordered with Nil- end leaves, set off by scarlet *veriest' es, at the harm were, worked in straw, designs of ths fitair-de Its limed with silver leaves, bordered with gresariry The walls neer the table were hung with tests, illuminated and neatly border* I, whilst grosses composed of Cape everl.istiogs were plaw.cl oesr the oommuitLia tsble. The foot wee neat and compost with It. top vireathiage of woo, banclu• of scarlet and yellow holly berries, awl crimson everisstinks, underneath was • demos wreath of holly awl law. I, awl In twat • cross of variegated holly leaves, having centres of carmine everlaatings. The body of the structure was panelled 11 nese, prickly holly, and berries. Several other churches were decorated, but not cosy extensive a male aa those above assotlosted.  SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE ()a the arrival of • train at Hsvaat on Frhisy alternoon it was fund that • gentivainn, unknown bad blown his brains out in • mamd•claas carriam. He bad • ticket hom Londowbri4ge /entire fo. Portsmouth.