Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

OuId be the same" He therefore proposed rha, a.
they had no place for evening meetings, the house
should be built answer for conference room,
Next the Fox, that Ety. arch creature, wishing to
obtain good fat Office and therefore politician.
proposed to have IL constructed that political meet
ings Of all kinds might be held in It, Next the old
beIwether, being very devout pious ANIMAL rcnar.
ked that as they had house for public worship, IL
would be well TO build large enough to accommodate
! the whole congregation on the Sabbath. Then the
monkey, that thing Of comic action, said Gas there
was no theatre in the forest. stage should be erected
in some part Of the house, Tor the accommodation Of
| those who delighted in comedy" Al last the ASS
with his accustomed wisdom and gravity, said he had
studied Geography and knew that only single Chain
OF mountains separated the Of Tartnry from the
plains of India the Lion might be expected to make
them visit; therefore the house should be so con.
strncted to accommodate his majesty with palace:
moreover the huge Elephant might visit them, and
while on his visit. might die, and they would need
large house (for alt the Elephants relations would
come tOthe funeral) TO accommodate those who would
wish TO pay their tribute Of respect TO the decreased
Therefore they should build bonse which would an
swer all purposes. This proposition was no sooner
made than agreed 10, for all said The school
best knew the wants Uf the district The house was
therefore built for palace, mee0g house, confer-
ence-room, house, theatre, and school-house.
Al one end Of The house a stage and pulpit; on
the other door and 6re.p place; ON each side were
sias racks, &c. large enough for elephants; and in
the centre large open space designed for the use
Of The master Of the ceremonies. There were no use.
less closets, wood-rooms, book but NIL was
n a Of
mitted remain SHADING 10 the vicinity either TO af
ford shelter from the sun, or protection from the
wind. -H ia" H B.
MdssachWsens--The annual election in Massachu-
see's took place last Monday There was less activity
amo"g the Wings than ias year, and the vote is
Saturday gives the votes for Governor from 255 towns
as ollows:-EUsrett, tWhisl 81 637 Morton. Jack
ss.l 2Sl55; Arn,stro"g, 1912 For Lieut. Governor
son) 23,4l2. The Courier says, "a majority of the
Senate will be composed OF Wings; and ia the House
Of Representatives they will have majority greater
than that Of las, year."-Conn. Cow anf. = n 8
Pyinters.-Joseph T. Buckingham, Esq. ofihe Bos-
ton Courier has been elected member Of the House
Of Representatives, from Cambridge. MIR. Sargen. Of
the Atlas, Mr. Walton o. the Transcript, aud Mr.
Fessenden Of the New England Farmer, have been
alacnad mansh~re from Bos,um. Mr.. whiIden Of the
Bunker Hin Aurora 10 also elected from CharIes,own
all saunch whigs. a s..
'-a.t tss. Il, MARRIED,
In New-Milford, on the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
AUnli"gion, Mr.. JENcKs w. TURNER, Of the firm Of
J. & d. Turner, Of Redline, TO Miss Lucy MooRE,
daughter Of Mr. Luther Moore, of the former place.
I'VE acknowledge with the above notice the receipt
Of a slice ofthe wedding cake. May happiness atlend
our old friend and his fair pariner.1
In Smsbury, on the 10Th inst by shc Rev. Alien
Mclean, Milton Humphrey. ESQ. oi Cazenoyia, N. Y.
TO Miss Mary A. Emo, daug hter Of Mr.. Salmon Euo;
Mr.. John Stow, Of Westfeld, Macs TO Miss Mary
Case, Of SiMshury. ~ y #' -
In Waterbury, Mr.. Thomas Stowe. Jr. Of Middle.
town. to Miss Harriet Warner, Of Salem Bridge.
10 New. Haven, Mr.. VIM. E. Vbberi 10 Miss Mary
Cooke, daUgh,er Of John n. Cooke, ESQ; Mr.. Isaac
Hull 10 Miss Snean Bradley '95 '...'
In Enfield, Mr.. William West, OF Holland, TO Miss
Angelina &. Terry. e,s. ..
In Bristol, H. B. Hinman ESQ. TO Miss Mary Car
ri"giOn; Me- Leveret C. Austin, Of Waterbury 10 Miss
Jane J. NorioU. r@ 81. e.
DIED, --...'
In this town. on the l4th inst Miss Euniee Eliza.
be,h, aged %, daughter of Mr.. H GRACE Smith.
In Cornwall, Mrs: Betsey A. Berce, wife Of Peter
Biercc, Esq. aged ~. l. '..st'
I" New-Elave", Mr. James Murphy, aged 27-Mr.
James McHnrd, ". aged %. -.
In Newtown, Mrs. Belsey Beers, aged AZ, wife Of
Henry Beers. ESQ. ' @ H b.
In Pennington. Hannah, vile "f Romul"s .,tru.,
aged 90. 49,. ~. .st et.
In Savaunah, Ga. Sept, 10Th. Eliza Galpin, aged
80. daughter OF Caleb Galpn, 81 Berlin, Conn.
In East Hartford, Mr.. Chester RisIey, aged 10 years.
In Windsor, Mr.. George AIle", aged ga revolu.
i0nary pensiOner. EM.a .s, rs
In New-York. Mrs. elizabeth Cannon. aged ~, rel
ict Of MI. Samuel Cannon, OF Norfolk, Conn.
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