The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-07-23 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SYMONDS. To E. Borneti. Eirk, Dorchester.  On Altin.lay Last.. woman named Jane Masters, wile of A general labourer in this parish, committed suicide by dropping herself in. a well on Mr. Whittlo's fArm. llsceitaed had been rather eccentric tor aome time, and . medtcal gentleman ordered that she should not be left alone,l being onderamod that she had attempted au... bolo,. However, between three and four ottock,sheitold her lit,tle who waswih her. that ..Lver xt.rnet tertelVY 'r'r an ee .td eat in, feet foremost. The chtl.l callot directly for hvlls and some neiglibuurs came t but the well-rope was very wask, an. they were obliged to fetch another before elm could he g.t nut. This delayed some time, end when the unfortunate woman was taken from the . s  7;1•1:ir:a;b7oo"r:tO7f.:;;ItiCZ-h-re-.7as-71;uWt—tirre ree breathed um= Or reit, che could cot be restored to Hie.  Common G•nogn F-de,7•7;flie seventh exhibition took plam in the delightful ground/. of the Vicuna, through the kindness of tbe ftev. NV. T. Caryl., the highly.eateemed Moor of the pariah. The exhibition of 'Monday last wan laid out in the capital marquee of Mr. Toms, of the Xlelplaish Inn. which was very tmtofully decorated for the occanion. Floating from the exterior was a number of varimoloured dogs, whom Pole. /rem surmounted by bunches of gassers and evergri ens ; tali& the intyrior of the erection wm gracefully wreathed with festoon.. of ferns, laurels, gm This ir esentially a cotMgera• also, and. of mums, the spectator could not expect to nee such. mob dieplay of &seem aml exotics as be would find at in .re preiehtious sh hut we think thy Lode. people Deed not blush for thmr laurels when the distiMy of fruit.. and vegetables try concerned. Indeed, considering the season, it would be scarcely pomible Mid better vegetables. The fruit, too, was fine and good, and looked quite beautiful as it disclomd its lusmouis charms beneath tne tent. The shoat of cut Hower+ was exemdmg oreditahe. the pot Bowers there was not • large show, but what wenn allown were ememlingll well grown, mid redected the dreamt credit on the, colti. vat,. There were tri.coloured, zonate, and various rul•• of geraniums, notable among widoli sm. n arm, men of the double-olessonsed red geranium, iMroduced • •^ •  yean; ago. The fuchWIZI, the .1:41;0107;Ii verbenas Ire. good. Mr. Sampson, nueeryman, of Bridport, to whom woe entrusted the Lek of arranging the exhilfition, stage a. few niee tdmit. for effect, mcluding bigunias. pulygala, within Verecbaffeltii (so called after • &alai. nureeryman, who..llle. Watt st not legion fur the sake of tome of our nor.rymenh apeennen. of the delicote plumbs.. and the etiriMlA Itemmalis purpurea, with ita fir-like (chap., and it. /Ammon.. closely resembling the thietle. Major • 131.orave also kindly scut one or two specimens to he staged, •mong which were • double g x-anitkui—tbe 0 o.e de Nancy—ani • double petunia. The wild flowers wore • large arid es.lleid collection, anal some of the design., were qui. elegant. To add to the attractions et the day, procteding.. kfr. Hugbesb Allington brass band was engaged for the occasion, and now aml again throughout the day there were merry peals from the church belle. Among thou preseat during the afternoon were klajor and Mrs. Blagrave, Baker. Mr. Beach, the Bev. O. F. Brooo, Mr. W. K. Brown ao.I party. the Collin., bly 11. N. Cox, Mr. and Kra Curphey. sen,the Key. W. H. Davie. !intl'arrll•Mse,a. ,Mion the Mimes Hay, Mr. llan.ford, SI,. itnil Kra. Hoare, Mr., Kra, mit oh. Beam. K,iflt, Mr. Knight, U,. ..a Mr.. Mason, the blieses Sermon, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, sir. Strolling, Mr. Templeinew, Yin Wainwright.... After lire display ia the tent had been viewed Si repletion, and the beautiful droned. pion...ed. Mr. and Mrs. Curphey entertained their gueate moat 11. suitably. very plessiog feature in connection with this gathering I. the fact thid the school childrea are not forgothen, hw about 170 of them participsted in the plemorm of the day. Linder the direction of the rooter, klr. Cub cliff, they tang eome pretty fitile afterward. they oere pm•ido I with plum cake—(old in mach ob.& ...el—and tea. Nor tom thiii all, for alre. Corp].) and some friend. efterwards ecrambled pounds arid 'mond. of ...eta, outs. cake, be., among them. An to the boy, Mr. Cote iffe and Mr. sphler collected a gond sem, and they ran fin something more eubietaatial. Indeed the children sermed highly delighted, and it was quite a treat knot,, how thoroughly they appeared Si appreciate what had been done for them. The ladiel and geotlemen indulged in croquet on the luau after aurtniting of tea in the drawing roma uf Si. •iG•rne. dost previous to ...Muting the prints, the Bev. W. r. Curphey mlled the cottage,, and in,;, friends together and ...sad • fele words of kindly congratulation to them. fle *Hulled Si the beautiful weather they liad enjoyed, but spoke in rather regretful terms tnat there were not a larger ouenber of his pariebieners exhibiting in the diew. However. he was grab:dot to those who haul mime forward, fur he immured them that he had oil; their intere. at heart. He hoped MI would be imtiefied with tbe awards fur be had bimielf every .nfidence in it,., who hail award. the prin. s. He elluded to the th.t ja former year. the expense of the shore used to hub,.,'. by one or two iodivitlua* bat now it was .hared by greater number. He Minded in term. of praiser to Mapir Ellagrawe' whom hi Imd known only for woe mouth, but whom. found ,capital fellow. He regretted the Owen. of Sir Moly.. and Lady New., who were in Scotland. and said hod they been at bon. they would doubilma have expo-wooed oreet pleasure in beieg present. He condo led by mlling for three 1,, Major and Mr.. Blears., which were heartily .01 enthusiastically given.—Krijor Madre. ethreven, Inv thanks for the way in oh ch his mme had been received, sod hoped he thould live Si, in.y year. to  take pert in tbe pleasant proceedings connected with the Loden Flower Show. The prises were then distributed as under, Mr. Banumen acting as judge i— ereirsorrie no..en ,reen nower, Munk. fleot of Imit. W. J. Syme, lA., O. Hyde.- Bed dip. of red current, turiri'mr'tjitta' TiortS7S7-Z.l":,liie!rit-Miegetalsre. Traver.. -Bad &eh et en pew,. 1et.... dYnee, ~. Hendon, dnd, 10.. W. Norman. - fleet h... 4 p.dranim. 2.L. D. Traver. res.ts.. B. met —Vadeerrotir WHOM, Claamentaa. Farr, -la. collection of fruit, 14,1,, S. Fry ; 'Het 'de_ T. Hyde.. 'Beet diete of Maeda °errant, re., T. Hyde.