Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-30
COUNTY ITEMS.

NEW MnFoRD.-J. E. Treat gives 8 fine social affair in the hall over his store. on
 New Years eve.
 = Ebenezer HavilaudN has sold his farm
 to Clark Hine, for $1O,5OO. MT. HaviIand IS to remove to Maryland.
 ' The congregation and friends of Rev.
 w. K Webster will pay him a donation
 vlslt on Tuesday evening. Jan. 4th.... eaI -,A)Christmas Festival will be given to
 the children of the M. E. Church Sabbath school, at half past ten o'clock. a. m..
 Christmas day.
 A social party for the benefit of Wm. h. Twiss, will be given by his brother Ma.
 sons in MeMahon's3 Hall, <on "Wednesday evening, Jan. 9th. The price of admit
 tance is fixed at $1.5O. . e =,Hi-ad B. ie- grand wedding is to come off in
 this village, on Wednesday evening of next week, at the residence of Miss c. D. Board
 man. T he parties are MT" Mason Tyler,
 of New York city, and Miss Lillian M
 Schroeder, of this town. Five hundred in vitations have been issued. .--Daab. Times. BETHLEHEM.-The funeral of Mrs. Ra chel Spencer, aged 93, was attended last Sunday, P. m., from North Carmel HiIl.' The deceased was the oldest inhabitant' of this togn,a @3axaHT %psw1L .--sR. ". Hill. Esq. architect of this city, IS engaged upon plan for a new Episcopal Church, to be erected upon the site of the present one in Bethlehem
 A,nerjcdn. t,-,-.a .-r.-.s,.q Fl r1 WATERTowN AND WATERBURY RAILROAD. 1.-The directors have located tile road through Oakvi1le, in the rear of Warn CT s store, and have invited the commissioners opo1n $Ca ok AH1,, earliest con yenience .-lnder. t.aJ18$
 THoMAsroN.- Seth Thomas Clock company have come down short on it's en- ployees, cutting down work to eight hours day; consequently many of the employ ees come down short on their 7creditors- good for the employees.
 = Woodwards Theatrical Troupe have been here and performed exceedingly we'll. We are pained to learn that. MT. Wood ward lost his pocket book containing $9O and valuable papers. He subsequently, recovered the pocket-book nsinus the $90. ---Indez.I l'-- s& "@oa@ '..- 2is *
 Condensed from the Winsted Herald: alLAKEvnLE.--Thet Adventists already number 100 in this village, and are rapidly increasing. Twelve have been immersed lately. 5rsI = :egijf, .....3s. .5: ri 65Js.a.
 
 9 Co1EBRooK.--Our farmers are sending 1,1OO qts. of milk to New York per day, at 6 cts. per quart. e"'@f47''Ifg .s~5.Al 1e .i.97
 -: MT. Wolcott E.. Smith and wife, of North Colebrook, have gone to South Car olina, in. pursuit of health and missionary work..isG sttSfiC 5sA4 s540oi5 7.
 NRw.E EHARTFoBp. The Good eTemplars held their 4th District Convention here. last Tuesday, -H. Fl. Barton, s'that youthful Demosthenes," made the address. and Sour excellent ohoir"b furnished the | music. 'anl .lsA 5.,.2'ai T5a3o TT" H.@',7
 .EAsT CANAAN.-Every section of the O. W. k. k: from the depot to the Whiting | river, is being worked. The Whiting riv- sr bridge is being. built by Ives, Geer < VI Our Lyceum discuss Woman's Sui frage, next week. 5s ,,TrlE4 Y
 = Constable Briggs arrested fellow, here, for robbery committed in Newborn, and handed him over to the officers in quest Of him. i-lEt% gilyllz.tll6 ! = Hiram Roby has sold his plao to. Fl. B. Stevens for q 100, and gone to Arkan- ...sl. ngoT2 ise 4s'sfa@to ' Y ,4si aAs @ ,.- Miss Ellen Day died ct New. Milford, 3n Thursday night, whither she had been Q help take care of William |. Twiss. She is the last child of D. E. Day out of five ,hildren. u He has lived to bury them all, 1 (sic) his wife.' oqeh ali a3 97tHa7agI
 The wages of laborers on the Conn. Western R. R. have been reduced to $1.60 per rday.----------.---->--.--------------.- day. sThe Rev. OollisfI Potter of sRoxbury,l aas accepted an invitation to become pas :or of Grace church,v Yantic, and twill as- tune the duties on and after the 9th of Jandary.