Excerpt from Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club, 1890, Vol. 11
The summer meetings OF the clue - The question of the pro gramme of meetings for the year was next discussed at some length. A ballot was eventually taken, resulting in a decision to hold a two days' meeting at Bridport in July, a meeting in Purbeck in August, and one at Badbury Rings in September. The meeting adjourned for luncheon at and at the majority Of members were conveyed in carriages to Ridgeway Hill, where certain geological sections of interest were examined. The afternoon was lovely, and the view of Weymouth Bay and Portland Isle was very clear. The town Of Dorchester was reached in returning about Another section Of the party with antiquarian tastes visited Stinsford Manor House under the guidance of the Rev. C. R. Baskett, who entertained them at tea at the Vicarage subsequently. This brought the day's meeting to a conclusion.
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