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Wallace, mother of the rector's wife ; two Glastonbury 

 chairs, by Miss Wallace, aunt of Mrs. O. P. Cambridge ; 

 east window, memorial of the late Rev. G. P. Cam- 

 bridge, presented by his widow and children; south 

 window, memorial to Mrs. C. P. de Coetlogon, pre- 

 sented by her husband ; lectern, memorial to the same, 

 presented by some of her brothers and sisters and other 

 relatives; altar-cloth and altar linen, worked by Mrs. 

 W. Morrison, sister of Mrs. O. P. Cambridge ; cushions 

 for altar steps and litany desk, worked by Mrs. O. P. 

 Cambridge, the rector's wife ; two kneeling-stools for 

 the Communion table, worked by Miss Newton and Miss 

 Caroline Newton, of Bloxworth House; illuminated 

 text (by Mr. Elgar, of Blandford), <c In this house will 

 I give peace, saith the Lord of Hosts ", given by the 

 parishioners ; harmonium, given by Miss Wallace, aunt 

 of Mrs. O. P. Cambridge ; alms bag, worked by Mrs. 

 Fox, family nurse to Mrs. Wallace; first banner, 

 worked by Miss Sharpe and Miss Agnes Sharpe, also 

 two flags for the tent ; second banner, worked by Ellen 

 Stone, nurse to the rector's family. Among other con- 

 tributors, not of the rector's family, may be specially 

 mentioned Miss Gordon, daughter of the late Mr. R. 

 Gordon, of Leweston, near Sherborne, and Mrs. 

 Robinson, of Effingham, Leatherhead, Surrey. The 

 rector entertained the visitors at a splendid banquet in 

 a spacious marquee on the grounds in front of the rec- 

 tory. Mrs. Drake, an old servant of the family, had 



