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TRA.DES DIRECTORY.] 953 SIlO [DORSET.] • SHOl'KBEPERs-amtinued. Lawrence Philip~Ea.Orcha.rd,.shaftsbryPearce James, Market street, Poole Hansford Richard, Chesil, Portland Laws RoOOrt, Mill lane, Wareham Pearce William. Wakeham, Portland. Harris George, CerneAbbas, Dorchester Legg Mrs. H. Langtn.Matrvrs.Warehm Peare Mrs. K. Horse st. Lyme .Regis Harria J ames, Greenham, Drimpton, Le~g Miss Mabala, Powerstock, Bridprt Penny Frederic, Cranborne Beaminster Light Joseph,. Newbury, Gillingham PerrettJ.Sturminster Marsball,Wimbrn HarrisSaml.Caundle Stourton,Blandfrd Light Miss Matilda,Newbury,Gillinghm PerrymanJ.Tytherlgh,Chardstck.Cbard HarsentJamt's,West Staw~r,GilJingham Light Thomas, Peacemarsh, GilIingham Pethen R. Iwtirne Courtnay, Blandford Hart Jamt'8. Bedchl18ter, Shaftesbury LilIey Wm. TarrantMonkton, B1andford Phillips E.Okeford Fitzpaine, BIandford Hal'wood J ames, Stoke Abbott, Bridport Longman Thos. West Parley,Wimborne Phiilips J ames, Longfleet, Poole Harwood William, Fish Pond Bottom, Lonll Mrs. M. Pllddlehinton. Dorchstr Phillips J .Okeford Fitzpaine, BlaadCord Whitehurcb Canonicorum, Bridport Lowman Benjamin. Weston, Portland Phripp William, Bridge st. Gillingbam Hatcher Emanl. Stower row, Shaftesbry Lowman Edward, Weston,. Portland Pickford Robert, Bimport 81. Sbaftesbry Hatcber Micbael. Corfe castle Lowman Wm. Rd. Wakebam, Portland Pike Pbineas, Pimperne, Blandford Hayter Charles, Verwood, Cranborne LukeI' Charles, Corfe Castle Pitcher Daniel, Portesham, Dorchester Hayter Geo. Kington Magna, Gillinghm Lush Henry, Horton heatb...Wimborne Pitman William, Motcombe, Shaftesbry Hayter Jobn, 81. James's, Shaftesbury Mabb Joseph, Prospect plaCe, Weymth Pittman Mrs. Charlotte, Winterborne Rayter Thoe. Caundle Bishop, Sherbrne Mabey Mrs. M. A. Maiden well,Portlnd SticklAnd, BlandfoFd. Hayward Miss E. Long Bredy, Dorahstr Mabey W.Lo8combe,Powerstock,Bl'idpt Pollard Mrs. Sarah, North st.Wareham Head James, Alderholt, Fordingbridge Macnamara James,Marketstreet, Poole Pomeroy Mrs. P. South st. Bridport Hellyar Henry, 8hornford, Sherborne Maidment W.Sto.wer Provost,Gillinghm Poole William, Drimplon, Beamioster HenviIIe Thomas, Layland, Poole Manning Mrs. Letitia, Belvedere mews, Pottle Miss Mary, Hill street, Poole Herrington Barnard, Woodyates, Pent" Melcombe Regis, Weymouth Powell Charles, Champenhayes, WottOD ridge, Crallborne March Henry, Bourton, Bath Fitzpaine, Charmouth Herrington Sdny. Damory st. Blandford Marks John, Corscombe, Dorehester Price John, Marnhull, Blandford Hibbs George, Cone Castle Marsballsay G.'Ve.Chickerell, Weymth Proles Thomas R. MOl'eion, Dorchester Hicks William, Burstock, Bridport Martin Mrs. Emma, Middlemarsh, Pulman Henry, Framplon, Dorchester Hi~gins Benjamin, Hill street, Poole Mioterne Magna, Dorchester QuarreJl Jas. North Allington, Bridport Hillary Geo. North Wootton, Sherborne Martin Wm. Hinton St. Mary, Blandfrd Randall Richard, Preston, Weymouth HinksW. Fifehl'adMagdalen,Gillingham Marwood John, Easton, Portland Randell Mrs.A.We. Chickerell, Weymth Hiscock J_ ToIler Porcorum, Dorcbester MastersA.Alton Pancras, Dorchester Ransom J. J\-Ielbury Abbas, Shaftesbury Hoare Henry, Marsbwocfd, Crewkerne Masters Miss Lucy, East st. Blandford Rapsey Mrs. Fros. Beaminster, Bridport Hoare J ames, BeaIVioster, Bridport Mayoe Henry, 5 Park street, Melcombe Rashleigh Mrs. C. Wyke Regis,Weymth Hoare James, South street, Bridport Regis, Weymouth Read Joseph, Thames street, Poole HoareMrs.Lois,MelburyAbbas,Shftsbry Mead Jhn. King-ton Magna, Gillingham Read WiIliam, Caundle Purse, Sherbrn Hodder Charles~ Whitchurcb Canoni- Meech David. Beaminster, Bridport Reeks John, Higb street, Wimborne carum, Bridport Meech James, Broadmayne, Dorchester Remison George, Parkstone, Poole HodderWm.P. K. South street, Bridprt Meecb Thomas, Beaminster. Bridport Reyland Robert, Benville, Dorchester Holland J. Langton l\latravers,Warebm Miles Charles, Buckborn Weston, Bath Reyland Robed, Halstock, Yeovil Holt J.oseph, Broodwindsor, Bridport Millard Charles W. East st. Blandford Reynolds Alfred, East street, Bridport Holt Thomas, Broarlwindsor, Bridport Miller Edmund Puckett,Sutton Poyntz, Rice Record, Marshwood, Crewkerne Holtman Georp;e, Dorset st. Hlandford Preston. Weymouth Richards Charles, East st. Warebam Hood Goorge, East Stoke, Wareham • Miller J. Warth Matravers, Wareham Richards Mrs. L. Castletown, Portland Hood Goorge, South street, Bridport MillerJ.Worthbarrw.Tynehm.Warehm .Rickets Miss Maria, Winterborne Hopkins- Mrs. Eliza, Cann, Shafte.sbury Miller Mrs. Mary, Halstock, Yeovil Kingston, Hlandford HopkinsJ. Charlton Marshall, Blandfrd MillerT. W.juD.Osmington,Weymouth Ridout E. Tarrant Gunville, Blandford Horder John, Marnhull, Hlandford· Millward James, Barber's piles, PooIe Ridout Francis,Longburton, Sherborne Hornsby JaJDes~ Salisbury st. Blandford Mintero Mrs. Leddy, Hook, Bridport Ridout Joseph, East street, Blandford Hoskins Samut'l,Mill ~reen, Lyme Regis Mitcham 1\'11'6. A. Mosterton,Crewkerne Ridout Miss Lavinia,Holwell,Sherborne Hoskins Wm. Stower Prflvost,GiIlinghm MitchellMrs. A. Haselbry.Bryan,Blndfrd Ridout Wm. 0 ketordFitzpaine,Blandfrd Hoskins William, Slower row, Shaftsbry Mitchell Mrs. Eliza, Mallans, Portland Riggs EIi. Haselbury Bryan, Blandford House Robert, Bere Regis, Blandford Mitchell Miss Samh,Milton, Gillingham RiggsG.Winterbrn.Whitchrch.Blandfrd Hunt Martin, Salisbury st. Shaftesbury Miichell Thomas C. Pulham, Sherborne Rigler William, Nettlecombe, Bridport Huntley J. Charlton Marshall, Blandfrd Monger Mrs. Mary, Wakeham,Portland Roberts Cbarles,Fordington,Dorchester Hutching's Mr8 Racbael, High st. Poole Moore Henry, Ceme Ahbas, Dorchester Rockett C. Monkton Wyld, Charmouth Hyde Mrs.l\Iartha, Hope sq. Weymouth MoorsMrs.A.MelcolDbeBn~hm.DrchstrRollesJ. Frome 81. Quinton, Dorchester lngs Tbomas, Layland street, Poole Moors Geo. Haselbury Bryan, Hlandford Rolls George, West Statrord,Dorcbester Inkpen T. Sturminster Newtn. Blandfrd Morgan Stph. Horton heath, Wimborne Rose C. Sturminster Newton,Hlandford Jackson Mrs. lwerne Minster, Blandfrd Morgan Thomas, West street, Bridport Rose Mrs. J. WoottonGlanville,Sherbrn J aeobs J oseph, Cerne Abbas, Dorchester Morris J oseph, Fortune's well, Portland Rose Thos.lwerne Courtnay, Blandfo:rd .James Frederick, Horton, Wimborne Morris Willialll, Newton, t8turminster Ross Albert, Dewlish, Dorchester James Frederiek, Princes st. Dorcbester Newton, Blandford Rowe Daniel, Broad Windsor, Bridport .Tames Geo. lwerne Courtnay, Blandfrd Morrish C. We!tt Slower, Gillingham Rowe Mrs. Elizabeth, Wotton Fitz" .TamesJohn,Kingston,HaselburyBryan, Moss John, Damory street, Blandford paine, CharlDouth Blandford Mowlaml\Irs.H.Langtn.Herrng.Wymtb Rugg WilIiam, TheCobb. Lyme Regis Jameson Thomas, East street, Blandford Mullet WiIliam,Cbesilborne, Dorchester Ryall R. & S. Evershot, Dorchester .Teffery Mrs. ADO, CerneAboos, Dorchstr Naerg'er Mrs. C. 2 Weaton tel'. Weymth Salisbury Mrs.:;;. Broadmayne,Dorchstr .Tetrery Miss Elizabp.th, Milton Abbas, Neville Thos. West Morden, Blandford Sampson Mrs. C. Thames street, PooIe Blandford New Mrs. Fanny, East street, Blandford 8ampson George, Southwell, Portland Jeffrey Herbert, Albert street, Hlandford New N. Blandford St. Mary, Blandford Sampson Wm. Handley, Shaftesbury .Jessopp RobE'rt, Eversh()t, Dorchester NewtonC.Winterbrn.St.Martin,Drehstr SallsolB. Mrs. Elizth. East st.Wimborne .Tohnson Mrs. J. Ea. Orchard, Sbaftesbry Norman Edward, East street, Bridport Ransom J ames Eo New street, Wareham J~iHe Jllmes, Portesham, Dorchester Norman Mrs.L.R~Mosterton,Crewkerne Sansom William, West street,Wareham Jooes Wm. jun. LytcbeU Minster, Poole Norris George, Bell street,. Shaftesbury Sargent John, Powerstock, Bridport Keeeh William, Soutb street, Bridport NOl'Ster Sarnl. 9 Weston t'()tS.Weymouth Saunders Miss Mal'Y A.. Hill st. PooIe Kellaway Robert, BOHrton, Bath Oliver Daniel, Beaminster, Bridport Saxton Mrs. Catherine, High st. Poole Kiddle John, Dorset street, Blandford Dsment John, Upper Loders, Bridport Scadden Robert, Soutb street, Eridport King Mrs. 8amh, Enmore green, Mot- Otter John, Broadway, Dorehester Scammell Jobn, Motcombe, Shaftesbury combe> Shafteshury Ousley Mrs.M. St. Micbael'sla. Bridprt ScoU WilIiam,. Woodlands, Wimbome KiD~bury JaIIlt!s, Long Ham, Ham" Paddack Francis, Eaststreet, Blandford Seagar Joseph, Stourpaine, Blandfon! preston, Wimborne PaineJohn, Alexandrastreet, Blandford Searl Richard> Stoke Abbott, Bridport Kingsbury John Jacobs, Chesilbome, Palmer Anthony, Silver st. Lyme Regis Senior John, Caundle Bish()p,Sberborne Dorehester Parham J. Slow~ ProVOtlt, Gillingham Sharp Thomas, Baiter, Poole Knapp Jameil, Church lane,Wareham ParROns Misses Mary Jane & Fanny, Shave Mrs. S. LytchettMatravers, Poole Lake Henry, Durngate street, Dorchstr Salisbury street, Blandtord Shears C.TbeCommoB,Chalbry.Wimbm Lander A. Langton Matl'avers, Warehm Par$ons Benj. J• Stalbrid~e, Blandford Shepard Mrs. M. Chesilhorne, Dorchestr .J.Lan~ton Lander S. Matravrs. Warehm ParsonsThomas, Motcombe, Shaftesbry Shepherd WilliamJ StrattoD, Dorchester Lane Edward, Hermitage, Dorehester Paul Mrs. Elizabeth, Ea8ton, Portland Sho\'ey Robert, Spettisbury, Blandfol'd Larcombe Rich.AlsonCbardstock,Chard Payne A. Millst. Fordington, Dorchestr Short A. SturminsterNewton, Blandford Laver J",wes, PUllcknowle, Bridport Pa~'ne W. Grove buildings~ Dorcbester Short J. T. Iwerne Minster, Blandord Lawrence Henry, Beamineter, Bridport Peach Jhn. Hartfoot la. Hilton,Blandfrd Shorto Mrs, Anna, Leigh, Sherborr.e.
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    December/January 2020/21 Bridgethe ISSUE IS IS TH S P Y O B N S O R E D ‘The Holy Family Exploring West Dorset’ by Hugh Dunford Wood Dunford Hugh by Dorset’ West Exploring Family Holy ‘The A community magazine for Bridport supported by the Anglican Church Points of contact Team website: www.bridport-team-ministry.org All phone numbers are Bridport (01308) unless otherwise stated Team Rector Team Administrator The Revd Deb Smith 301457 Dianne Sinclair 424747 [email protected] Day off Friday [email protected] The office is currently closed but Di is available by email Team Vicar / Community Mission Partner Post: The Administrator, c/o The Rectory, 84 South Street, The Revd Pete Stone 426459 Bridport DT6 3NW [email protected] Day off Monday Secretary to the PCC Team Deacon Vacancy The Revd Lorna Johnson 538519 [email protected] Team licensed worship leader Martin Whiting Team Curate The Revd Helen Croud 07712 481835 Licensed lay ministers [email protected] Day off Friday Phil Doughty 422096 Graham Purse 423220 Permission to officiate Peter Wright 456967 Coral Hatton The Revd Janis Moore 425644 [email protected] Day off Wednesday Lay pastoral assistants Caroline Cook 07859 803734 The Revd Ann Ayling 424896 Anne Stone 426459 [email protected] Day off Wednesday Diana Wright 456967 The Revd Dan Shackell 426514 If you cannot get to church and would like home communion or [email protected] a visit, please contact one of the lay pastoral assistants. The Revd Kay Watters 427290 Cupboard Love food bank [email protected] Carrie Gamble 07443 596096 The Revd Philip Ringer (Hospital Chaplain) 425774 [email protected] [email protected] Hall bookings Halls are starting to open following the Other churches in the area coronvirus lockdown.