Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

stormy, cold and ireary, but Marchj calnsdll iikeIa lamb yesterday. yea Hike shorn laiab, aad we trust he will oon,inps to walk in lha. wsy. Weathsr.wise people slttas we ehall have an early'and open spring after so severe q winter, andswe hope they may not bo disap- pointed.
 -T The Town Meeting lthe eighteenth of the season, held on; Monday las, ,,upon petition of the people residing in Milton $scisiy. for ths purpose of snlargiug their burying ground, adjourned without accomplishing any busi. ness, for the reason. we believe, of defect in the the warning: Milton people want 2 new eemc, tery for their dead, and ought to have one, but the rights of the living should De respected as we'll as those of the departed.
 .- A fortnight since we chironiclea the mar risge. of couple in Wocdbury whose united ages barely reached thirty-one. To-day we give notice of another bridal, in which the happy pairwelded together, can count one hun- drsd and tsrty-one years between them! May their youthful loves, thus cemented, stretch on through eternity. ii 't4 g.. ,
 The '' Elm Park Institute," with its bull
 dings, grounds, &c., at present occupied by Dr. James Richards, has been purchased by Prof. a. B. Buckham, late of the State Normal School, New Britain, for. about $350O,i He proposes to open a day school for boht boys and girls for the summer, and the buildings are to be thoroughly overhauled and repaired, prior to the opening of regular boys board ing school in the fall. There is an excellent opening for first class school in the village and we hope and believe Pref, Buckham will meet with success in this enterprise. t -,s . -Mr. Samuel Mason, of Northfel, has sold his residence in that Society, and is about te remove to Springfield, Mass. He has disposed of his stock in the Knife Co. to MT. George Pierpont of Plymouth. .-s .,..,,. .,a,.ti -.Yesterday was the beginning of the Len ten season, a term theoretically observed ir the Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches in fasting and abstinence. Easter Sunday oe CUTS this year April 18th. until which tim. services will be held in St. Michaers. hurch in this village. at o'clock every evening Wednesdays excepted. .. ..-,.rf,,e.,,., ..... .,. -Itis proper to state that the letter iron the Rev. D. G. Wright, in reference to tn l death of the lamented Lieutenant Joh W. Wat son, which was printed last week in our villag
 setemporary. originally appeared in Catskil l IN. Y paper, and was in reply to a ascnrrilou
 article that was published. at the time of hi
 death, in eopperhead paper of that village It is proper that a refntation of the ealumnie should appear now in paper of the sam, stripe. .' t'P"{1 s7 ta5 .A..! si - The new National Bank of LitchAeld wen into operation yesterday. The business of lh, new bank is conducted in the same buildin, the old Phoenix occupied. and inc cashier Q the old bank waits smilingly on tue custom CTS of the new. Hardly anything has beer l changed but the name. The old P. B B. diet gracefully. and it's assets and indebtedness
 will be settled by it's executors and survivinl friends at the counter of the First National L i Christian Rheiuhart, the world-renowns, wa,ehman. has this week purchased the ol,
 clock factory. near the south bridge. of Vii liam E. Baldwin, Esq. for $500. We under stand that there is an oldpress in the building 1 that goes with the property, and we hear tha Mfr. R.. following other examples, will slart 1 religious paper iu the German language on it It will be called -' The Christian Watchmal < Repeater" '''~'i' 2. --'s" 70 @s We learn that the Board of Selectmel propose to celebrate, '' Inauguration Day" an' our Union victories on; Saturday next, ,a .by
 hois,ing the peace flag and firing torpedo a sunrise, noon and sunset For further Sqp par ticulars, programme. Sc see .'Fusl Select man"-his organ. o, a2 aas z!a3 lfsmiai.
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