Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-06
COUNTY ITEMS.
We extract the following from the Ao,enja

We extract the following from the Amenju 7imes:
 FIRE AT toRH*Att BRIpge. CA serious Aee- dent ronult Hing in disastrous fire happened Ut Cornwall Bridge, c.. Thursday eeeniilg If last week. A MT. Kellogg proprietor If the store at thc ralliohd station. about tO close the build TOT the night. kerpanne lamp which he i.ad i'll his nahu' burst, and scattered fire III all directions burning MT. X. very severely nn his hands and race; md setting tho building and It's contents on fire
 Water was used to que,cl, the flames but il only spread them and the building with portion of it's contents were destroyed II ,st of the dry goods were saved There was only partial Insurance the property.
 Died at her residence in Sharon on tll. 10th inst, III the 18th year of her age, Mrs Helen Livingsto smith daughter of the late Gilbert R. Livingston Esq, of Bed Hook, Duchess Co., N. I., widow of the late William Mather smith Es l..
 In 1909 Miss IN ings ton married William Natller smith, Esq., only child of Hon. John Cotton Smith, formerly Governor of Connecticut, and came to Sharon, where she spent the remainder of hor long and useful life. She was blessed with most ana- ble and cheerful disposition, which remained changed through years of suffering from severely painful disease. Her fondness for reading was very great, and she enjoyed this charming oecuDa- ton up to her last illness with unabated interest and intense delight. Her character was admirably we'll balanced, atfectionate and intelligent; whc where all beautifully blended in the person of the
 loved and lost who will ever be held by surviving friends ill the sweetest and dearest remembrancc
 From the Winsted HeraA!
 WNsTEp.-Last Thursday night part of the fence Ill front of Dr. Cases residence was mali cicusly defaced Three boys were arrested. con- tessed, and claimed to have done the injury while intoxicated flom the effects of liquor obtained at I. E. Skinner's and W. B. Whites. The latter were therefore prosecuted and fined t0 dollars and costs They appealed.
 RIvERToS.-Mr Henry ,Sinlons, of Sandy Brook was considerably injured by the explosion of a blast he was boring out He loses two fingers. CoRNwALL-1he tarn owned by the late Deacon WadsWorth has been sold to T. S.. Gold, and J. P Brewster. The latter is repairing and ell arging hls residence on Cream H
 -George $. Peck Is repairing the house near the new store in West Cornwall.
 The Parsonage at North Cornwall has been en- larged and repainted and papered.
 It Is estimated that the dam for a 1ssli pond to be built of hewn granite that is in process of con- struction by Mir. John c. Calhoun will cost 1000 dollars.
 -Barnuln, Richardson & Co., of Lime Rock. have received all order from Liverpool, England to furnish from two to hree hundred sets of their Australia. The Pacific Iron Works i'll Bridgeport have the contract for afixing the wheels to the axles.
 - Judge Hall of the Superior Court, who has been quite i'll at his residence in Winsted is now able to ride out, and his speedy and entire ry is confidently looked for. The bones of man and some clothing, have been found on Town Mountain, Danbury. They are supposed to be the remains of George Smith of Washington, Ct., who disappeared from that place, about eight months since.