Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-06
COUNTY ITEMS.

WoLco1l,IILE.-Al large party of gentle men went on yacht and fishing exercise last week.
 MT. H. R. Merrill is to continue in charg- of the high school.
 The organization of the Savings bank is | to be effected next week.-Co3veS. TFote76u- 7,y Anaericon.
 From the Wlnsted HeTald: SALISBURY enthusiastic railroad meeting was held at Salisbury Centre, last week. A committee of nine to canvass the town for subscribers. It is confidently ex- pected that$200, GOO will be speedily raised, the road as far as Norfolk contracted for next fall, and finished by next 4th of July, A town meeting is called for August 7sh, to decide on the expediency of taking stock. NORFOLK. tumor weighing 30 lbs was successfully removed from the abdomen of woman Ill this place by Dr. Atleo of Phil adelphia on the 23d ut.
 The Savings Bank declare semi-annual dividend of 311s per cent aud elect the fol- lowing officers:
 President Robbins Battell.
 Vce President. W. Welch
 Treasurer. N. Cowles.
 Trustees 4. Spaulding, Elizur Dowd, Lyman Dunning, Jas. M. Cowles, Plumb Brown, J. k. Shepard, Abel Camp, John Dewell and Daniel Hotchkiss
 THoMAsToN. Thomaston Clock Co., have broken ground for 8 new storehouse 200 it. by 30, and have completed the man. mouth water-wheel for their movement shop.
 WoonBURy.-Mr. c. s. Woodward has sold his stock of Silesan wool for D cts Q lb Corn fine; hay, abundant; potatoes, late;ap- ,,loo fau -Sc2fino7
 There is some splendid bass and pickerel fishing in lake Waramaug this season. The summer boarding houses in the vicinity of n1c lake are all full, and the scenery and air IS IS nist cl..-s F. 4 lady and gentlemen were hshing on tne .':-e last week, when the Ia dy had the good Ioft.>a to hook a five pound bass; result-the la",' noun osnch+ 4e 4he bass, tainted, and in turn was ca;5.,'4 ' l,11 the gentleman. Glorious sport!"wa:s wouldn't go fishing?
 Rev. Wm. s. Adamson, formerly of Wol- cottville. is now studying at the Germaa University at Bruchal.
 It is expected that reg ular trains will run over the Brookfeld road in about two weeks. It is expected to run an early train from New Milford connecting with the train that leaves Danbrry at 6.50 a, m. Ii
 A child was born in North Colebrook, last week, which had but one finger, all told. The child was otherwise perfectly formed but one hand had only single finger and the other none at all.
 ACCIDENT AT NoRFoLK.-On Wednesday night, Mrs. l.. G. Curtiss, mil'iner, occu- pying rooms over the store of Messrs. W. E. Beach < Co.,, having retired, was awah- ened by noise in or about the building. With more courage than many men would have exhibited, she proceeded, though en- tirely alone, to ascertain the cause. Gong without light into a rear second story room, she stepped through scuttle, Wh,cn n had been very carelessly left open, and ie.! to the floor below. She remained for fora time nearly or quite insensble, 5 but after after recovering somewhat, she obtained assls- tance. Upon examination, one arm was fonnd ] to he broken, and there were severe up assf her a bs e e1a ssrs naP' of SWaIch she is doing well, and her numer- ous m friends will be glad to learn that she is in fair way of recoYery.-Comant. ]