Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-18
2S 277
Innings l 5 6 ' 89
 Dutton ? 0 5 g ' 2 3-26 Junior 0 6 0 0 6 1-16

Fly Catches-Dutton 16, Junior II.
 Fly misses-Duttcn 2 Junior 3.
 Passed Ralls--Dutton 10, Junior g..
 Umpire-M w. Seymour.
 ScOrers-Dutton, E. Williams: Junior, E. Holley - It Is with extreme regret that we hear of the death of Mrs. Charles B. Andrews, of this place. at her fathers residence in Kent. She was only married in December last, and had hardly been in Litchfeld long enough to become known to; Mr. Andrews many friends, here, when she was called called away by the sickness of her mother. Shortly afterwards she was herself taken sick, and after lingering illness died on Wednesday of this week.
 On Tuesdaya meeting of the First Epis- copal Society Tn Litchfeld was held in St. Michael's church, to ratify the sale of 8 strip of the Rectory grounds to an adjoin- ing proprietor. The gathering was unu sually large, for a special meeting--abouty the size, and composed in fact of nearly tie same intaisseluzis, we usually see at our Lenten services The principal interest of the meeting, we should judge, centred in the appointment of clerk pro fem, which came off before our arrival At any rate the opposition seemed to be nowhere when it came to the final .votei This was taken at 2:30 F. M. and the resolution rati- flying the sale of the land in question .was' passed by large majority. Owing to the absence of the clerk, and to some unexplain- ed inability on the part of MT. E. W. Sey- mour. clerk pro tena MT. Morris W. Sey- nour( also absent)w authorizedto enter tue report of the committee, the society votes, the deed of conveyance and all other papers and doings connected with the business at length on the society records.
 Tine annual Cattle Show and Fair of the Litchfeld County Agricultural Society, will be held on the 10th, 11th, and 18th of September, this year. A meeting of the Executive Committee, is called to meet at the Mansion House. in this place, July 30, at 2 clock P. NJ.
 On Friday night, Green, the man ac- cusel of poisoning his wife, escaped from
 iail. The sheriff, it seems, did not feel au-
 thorizel to lock him up among the prison
 oners, but kept him in the county house under keepers. Watching his opportuni- ! ty, when left alone for few moments Fri dayfevening, Green jumped from the par I 1ou ,p1 pom uaS tnn Iorl fo follow him, and he seems in fact to have made little headway himself, for on Satur- day night he got supper at MT. Norman Wetmores, hardly two miles out of the village. On Sunday he was seen in War ren, but at latest accounts had not been heard of since. A reward of $lOO has hear of his apprehension before going to press. Some strange mistake must have been made by the authorities having charge of the matter, since there can be no doubt of the power of a magistrate to commit to jail on an adjournment, as we'll as after a final hearing.
 P. S.-Green was arrested oa Wednesday ldsE morning in barn about mile and half West of West Cornwall He came to the house of James Roraback and asked him to secrete him. Roraback refused; Sheriff Spur of Falls Village was sent for and made the arrest. Green, thereupon attempted to commit suicide, cutting his throat with a jack knife, The wound was attended to by Dr. Maltbie and he was carried to West Cornwall. It IS thought that he will recover