Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-02
LITCHFIELD.

Delegates to the American Medical Associ. tion in 1868:
 Drs Samuel s. Salisbury Henry s. Tur- rell, William 5. Munger, Ralph Deming, Josiah G. Beckwith:
 And also Fellows of the Connecticut Medi- cal Society for the ensuing year, to attend the Convention of the Connecticut Medi- cal Society at Hartford, on the 4th Wednes day in May.
 Several interesting cases were reported to the Society by the Members
 The retiring President, Dr. Salisbury, read @ very able and useful per to the Society, for which he received the thanks of the meeting, and it was also Voted, to transmit it to the Secretary of the State Society to be published with the transac- tions.
 The following gentlemen were elected of ficers for the ensuing year, viz:
 Henry M Knight, M D., President; Henry S. Turrill, M D., Vice President; J. G. Beckwith, M. D.. Clerk.
 Voted, That the Clerk publish the usual abstracts of the proceedings in the Coun- ty papers.
 At the Annual Meeting of the First Episcopal Society in Litchfeld, on Easter Monday, the 22d inst, the following elec- tions were made for the year: Dr. J. G. BECKwITH, General Treasurer. Dr. 4. $ LEWIS declining reelection to the office of Clerk which he had held for 17 years, William H. Bra man elected Clerk. PARISH oFFICERs.--sT. MICHAEL s PARISH.
 J. G. Beckwith, E. B. Webster, Wardens. TRINITY, MILTON.
 Alban Guild, Almon J. Beach, Wardens. ST. PAUL's, BANTAM. Lucius Wilmot, Seth Pond, Wardens. vEsTRYMEN.-sT. s1IcHAEL's Edward w. Seymour, Samuel G. Braman, Tom linson Wells, A. s. Lewis, David C. Bulkley. TRINITY, MILTON.
 Everett H. Wright, Charles D. Wheeler, T. Le- ander Jennings, Warren Bissell, Lucius Griswold
 ST. pAUL's, BANTAM.
 Eli D. Weeks Thomas C. Goslce, John T. Pe- ters, James K. Wallace, Garry G. Potter.
 DELEGATES.
 o. s. Seymour, J. G. Beckwith. E. B. Webster E. w. Seymour Alternates, St. Michaefs.
 Almon J. Beach, Milton. T. Leander Jennings Alternate.
 Eli D. Weeks, Bantam, Delegate. Seth Pond Alternate
 The Meeting adjourned until the 1st Monday in June, when the sales in St. Michael's will be made.
 At the recent term of the Court, Hon. o. s. Seymour and Dr. J. G. Beckwith were appointed Commissioners of the Su- preme Court.
 - The Superior Court adjourned on Sat urday last. The following cases have been decided in addition to those already re- ported:
 Wadhams X Beeman vs. Robert Chapman. Judg- ment for defendant to recover costs. For plaintiff Chittenden. For defendant, Graves.
 Elisha Atwood vs. Lewis Atwood. Writ of Error from judgment of Justice. Judgment reversed For plaintiff in error, Cothren. For defendant, Huntington.
 Daniel Curtiss vs. Nathaniel B. Smith. Case un- der Flowage act. Reserved for advice of Supreme Court. For plaintiff, Cothren. For defendant, Seymour & Seymour, Huntington.
 Horace E. Prindle vs. Isaac 5. Prlndle. Partl- ton of real estate Reserved for advice of Supreme Court. plaintiff, Belden. For defendant, Hunt ington.
 Norman Spurr VS. Henry x Lew snyder. Set Of Reserved. For plaintiff, Granger. For defend- ants, Warner Graves.
 - At the rooms of the First National Bank, a novelty in the way of wall papering has been introduced into the village. The whole ceiling is papered producing an effect somewhat like that of fresco painting, for which we should think this style of paper ing might furnish an excellent substitute. The work was done in the neatest manner by MT. James B. Dunlap, of Hartford.
 - Lent being now over Solomon rests from his labors. During the season there must have been at least forty extra services which were in mostinstances we'll attended. - It is remarkable how soon new luxu- " becomes necessity. Without our street lamps the citizens of the borough would hardly think it possible to find their way along our sidewalks these dark nights