Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-09
COUNTY ITEMS.
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 LIrCHFIELD. name of Henry Ward Deeci- CTS novel is to be 'NorWoUd, CT Village Life in New England: and some folks believe that Mir 5 ; be drawn on for material
 RoBERTsvuLE.--Mr.M Midian N Gr1syyo.l has re- moved to Deep River. He is | useful man and will be much missed.
 COLEBRoOK.--OnC of nyr most pleasantly s;tun- ted private residences has been during the past year greatly improved and enlarged. Another house, soms time vacant, is occupied and will pc renovated. The enterprisins rroplietors of the faper-mlll are also enjaGgiilg and cXteDding their works.
 -Mr. Solomon Sackett has moved into the par sonaSe, and MT. liemy l.. Allen has left it anl! gone to reside in Mr. Horace North's house.
 NINsTED.-Col. Dcming, lecture OF Frilav night was attended by a fair audience who immensely enjoyed it.
 ID. z. Rowley was on Tuesday convicted of selling liquor contrary to law on two separate in nctments, and fined S20 in each case. He a,y- pealed to the Superior Court.
 M. c. J. Camp X Co. have sold the hou e and lot on Coe St.. lately occupied by J. B. Hunt, to J. W. Hurlbut, for Sl 400
 On Monday scaffodng about 50 feet high gave way on J. G. Wetmore's new building oppc = site the Clarke House. and Willard Metnnore and Robert knickerbocker fell with it to the ground. Mr. Wetmores collar bone broken, :.llL both were otherwise badly injured.
 Judge R. x. Fuller, some days since accidentally feli down his cetar stairs at sa IisbuIv and ira tured lis hip, and is at present s,tE4ri"g severely from his iEi it.Eies
 WoLcoTTv1LGE--': Election day IS nlore f,yora- bic to the growth of grass thaD to military display in this locality at least. Tue Iatohc fair closed on Monday evening with d dance: il IS said to have been pecuniariiy successful but tn; amount reali- zed has not been made public. The CoHgroga- tional Society held their annual ne"ti!g SIll4- day evening and reported l dent ot &;00 for re- pairs Of the parsonage and contingencies, which was immediately provided for by subscription, and an additional amount was pledged sufficient to meet the current expenses of the ensuing year.
 MT. r. J. Seymour, the retiring secretary oi Turner, Seymour X Judd's manufactory, was made the recipient of all elegant neeHscaau,n pipe and cigar holder. bv his numerous friends connected with the establishment, on Tuesday evening" at the house of Philanltr Hiac Where he had been enticel and trapped
 The. '' Elocution Club, members of the Higi School give two dram tic exhibitions in Nddhams Hall, cOm!nancing this evening. Their object t to increase the school library.
 Burr Manvie is suffering from all attack L. apopleXy, and Fears are entertained that he cannot recoTcr.~- T atelitHi'y 1aae}'i"Gn.
 The Boston, Hartford and EI1a Engineer Corps are now at Watertown, locating this R. R. iron some place the Hartford ?. X T. R. E. between Waterbury and doa>licys station to the Hoasaton. ic R. F. between Kent and A[orwinavill4 to the x Y., Hartford X Albany R. R. near Dover to inter sect the Dutchcss and C"lumbia it. it. now beino built iii the Glove valley near baak,uanvlc The company have talented and experienced corps |; work now on this location. Ioant'er JohDsoi O Kent, of their Asst. Axemen, died at the War ren House, April 19tll, of lung fever. He was i! years old, and beloved bv his corps companions as well as respected by all wiio knew him.
 A council of the Iitchfiell Sonth Consociatol convened at Morris, April 30th for the purpose o installing Rev. D. D. T. Mclaughlin as Pastor 0 the Congregational church in that place. was or ganized by the choice of Rev. Henry Upson, O New Preston. as moderator. and Rev. G. ". Banks of Bethlehem, as scribe. The examination COT ducted by the moderator and lasting from 2 to ?. n., was very thorough and admirably sus! aine, by the candidate. A sermon was preached in tn 1 evening by Rev. W. $. Cotton. of Washington The public services of installation took place tn next day at 10 a. m., as follows :-Introductory re 1 marks by Rev. J. w. Banks, of Bethlehem Ser mon by Rev Ben iamn Parsons. of WatertoWn o 1 "llvlng by unto and With Christ" from the text John, iv. 9. 1 Cor v l5. I Thess., V. 3, 10; in stallation prayer by Rev. Mir. Vail Of litchfeld ! charge to the pastor, by Rev. ". B. Clark O Litchfeld right hand of fellowship, by Rev. J W. Backus, of Thomaston ; charge to the people by Rev. D. Murlock. of New Milford concludn; prayer, by Rev. W. H. Dean, of Bridgewater ; ben ediction, by the pastor. Despite the unfavorable ness of the weather, the church was well filled and the services interspersed with delightful sing ing, seemed to be greatly enjoyed by all in attend 1 ance. Another church of Litchield county hal thus adopted the plan of having settled pastor rather than 2 hired minister.