Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

from European touE Rev. GA. Diok erznan has also been spsnding few ds5s hereand in Waslkngton yherehs was fos- merly. located. He is. sat present settled. over axiourishing q church stSsg Charles, nlsas
 The Danbury Times of last week. oon- ttains an article in regard our Fire De- partment. While we object to their strict sfestoa( ths)HEs oS. .H ghleh slP AOsaa than one occasion done good service. we heartily endorse the proposal for supplying Tths vilIege with water. It would be an economical measure for the citizens to adopt, as the saving of insurance premi- mus alone would be a handsome interest pnl the amount invested. aside from the in creased security it would afford A
 |saaiH zaisa.l WASHINGTON ssA ah .t
 The weekly 9smeeting of the Musical Society was held at the house of. T. F. . 7. tl
 Brinsmade, on Wednesday eye.ssv There were some one hundred people present Among the noted singers were Rev. Au- gustus Smith, Miss Mary Smith of Nor walk, Miss Sarah Sanford off New Milford, and MT. Freeland of Philadelphia. .15 T5 The latter sang an intricate medley,to the great satisfaction of the company. as@ 1 aassi gi '--On Friday evening, F. w Gann held
 his usual reception which was largely at. tended, and very interesting, especially the charade and the $ fantastic tns'') exer- lcise, I4o2i1aH le gfia sG: 5saT .sa2
 - On Monday, Mir. Henry Woodruff. in
 blasting a cellar by the old Methodist
 church, which he is making into a adwel ling g-house, sent 3 rock into it that nearly ! mashed that sacred edifcs out. of exis. l. SOa@6 %G%@5 bGS .J2 el3 h-5 I.a4 -.. l eeuce. gi41.t f0 sgllI4ojoI5 55f at 9,J4a a6 ~ ] lThe following w Washington items reach
 ed us last week too late for insertion. LED. i The ea-breezers returned on Saturday.
 showing ruddy glow of countenance in-
 dicative of power to meet the demands of
 literary and studious labor soon to devolve upon thema The special train chartered to l bring around the biyaives, has not yet ar rived. When it does, clans will be as vo-
 clferous as was Tom Hoods bakel pigs.
 = Your printer makes mo to say that
 Miss Brainard was present at the pic nit
 at Lake Waramaug, on her accustomed r" uocation." She was and is here on hel
 accustomed vacation, concluding az al
 sensible people do, that Washington is a'
 fine place for tic servants of the. publi to rusticate in as-any other..i;: s2- @595
 --- Although it has been our business tx
 keep you posted about improvements il
 this village, we were not aware, till ridinl to church last Sabbath, that a street-sweep Ter was employed. We met one of the fas horses of Yeaman & Co.'s stables, wit
 some four feet of sackipg tied to his tai ! industriously switching it from one side t
 the other of the highway. c5a1 L.1-.. s5 - The Rev George Richards preache on Sabbath morning, in the Congregation , af Church. U 9o1io1 e.de2- CT 9al7-7 1=.
 + -- Messrs. Hallock < Woodraffdroye ou
 pair of wears ala KaSki q a526f aMa ;; to Mayor Parker of MeridenE,5; for $3s5 ; weighing 2, 800 lbs IT! .o .z.j.a.pz.s1g; k.
 m Henry ". Woodruff has bought tn Methodist Church building, and q piece c land of F. w. Gum, Esq ,s lying back o
 it, and will move it back and convertit in to dwelli ng- house 55i |. d. s.gsaga.1 .. = s. H. Mitchen's house is, having French roof with ,dorn.ier windows put o ] 1.-the first of the kind in this section. 1l Twill make magnificent residence.
 , = The annual gathering of the Shit } family will be celebrated by a picnic { , the usual place in Smith street, on Wed
 nesday. Francis H, Smith returned some time since from his Pacific R, R.. trif looking as if Western living agreed wit 4 him. .o1a EG T0 .,.U T.Ila. gl.!.,9e.-g w
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