Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-02
COUNTY ITEMS.

PLYMOUTH. Real Estate transfers.
 J. w. Bradley, lot in Thomaston to J.
 Green, $4OO J. w. Bradley. lot in Thomaston to A. c. Guywood, " $500 Dr. W. Woodruff, lot in Thomaston to
 Nelson Bernard, $1,0OO J. Skinner, house and lot in Terryville to Miss Sarah Wood, '- @ $27OO Sophronia Myres, house and lot at Han
 cock station, to J. M. Leavitt. $4OO H. s. Minor, to Dr. Bull and wife, house in Terryyille, $1,700 Horace Fenn and wife to Cong. Society. for
 parsonage, house and lot, Plymouth Cen
 ter, '7l '1F $3OOO H. F. Reynolds to American Knife Co.,,
 house and lot, price not stated. H. F. Reynolds, building lot of R. D. Wor- rell, ~'~ -' ~-' ..~- $2OO Theodore Terry to G. W. Goodell, house & lot, Terryyille, price not stated. .'+ No less than eight complaints have been made and trials held for intoxica- tian alone ill this village during the past week six convictions-tw proved an al- ibi." ~--@ ~ ts@4 -.i +
 Dr. Salisbury, our sole physician in this village is quite ill--so much so as to be un- able to make any visits.
 MT. J. B. Woodward celebrated the 25th anniversary of his married life one eve- | ming last week. pleasant time.-Wat. Ame1icdn -' '
 WooDBURY. American says the committees of'the Watertown and Wood bury Fairs on field crops, awarded to Chas. D. Minor, of Woodbury, premiums on corn and potatoes. a -o. .-L-
 CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD We 1 understand that gangs of laborers are at work on this railroad ill Salisbury and Ca- naan. Ground has been broken between Millerton and Lakevil.e -Amenia Times. From the Winsted Herald:
 HARw1NToN. Ely's new house is nearly ready for occupation, and Cyrus | Wilson, will be, sometime next year. It was raised last Saturday. ... --..--. ?. 70. B. Wilson has just returned from trip beyond the Mississippi, where he l has spent some six weeks.
 NORFOLK: Justice Keyes continues to hold sessions of his criminal court almost eye- " Gay-rum being the cause of all the trouble. There are no less than SIXTEEN slaces between Norfolk Centre and Ca- hae"a Depot where the poison can be pro- cured.~1 Dr.. .-aIT-4-..afJ. ..
 
 ...--. .--sIEhe eonn.l Western Railroad is push Ting things Every section (mile) from the Housa'onlc fiVe1 70 the Norfolk line, is be- Ing worked, and the-sreat fiji at Whiting I-river was commenced O.. Monday.
 -3'-- Business of all kines here is hrisk and real estate advancing. A new Pocket Cutlery hianufactory is in contemplation.
 TGRRINeroN.-Ezra Dowd had aa bis rp;x ,1o,x Fn, ;x14 Herald endorses that gentleman in manner Ito arouse vehement suspicion. .,.,.r.
 NEW MILFORD. Brothers have sold the dwelling they recently put up on Golden Hiil near Bennett's Store, to a Mir. Beers, from out of town, for $3, 200
 SILVER WEDDING. Over one hundred representatives of the two families of Hill and Marsh assembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Marsh, on Thurs Pday evening, to celebrate the twenty fifth annual anniversary of their marriage.
 o- The reception given by MT. H. S. EMygatt and his bride, on Tuesday evening, was attended by a large and happy party of friends, and the occasion was pleasant enough to proftably remember for life time '.--.5L.-I ,b2.- --s -- I" pr Murdoch is making good use of i land he is appreciated as we'll as his friends in this place could wish. On Wednesday week, he preached the sermon at the in- stallation' of Rev J. M. Wolcott, in Chesh- ire: Danbary Times. - - - ta'1
 BETHLEHEM pr. Osborne is erecting new house next to the burying groun d. This reminds us of the lsingularly appro- priate situation of the Law School, Medi- teal College and Divinity Hall of Old Yale, as they used to be. The Law School was next door to tke jail; the Medical College Eadioined the cemetery; and the Divinity College vas upon the road to the Aims l Housei,,z vIofaf,s.g ff-l-s.,-s 7. .l;.lt,, g
 = The Episcopalians are moving to re- pair and enlarge their church edifce. They Eneed and deserve better house. e. t.. - The Town Hall has been newly paint l ed and the district school house banked up to "keep out the cold" The latter build ing is a disgrace to the town.-Anaerican. 1 Mr. Albert Bnnnell, Of TerryvilIe, lost finger, Wednesday,, by getting it caughtin the machinery ih the Eagle Lock Compa- ny's shop. [oo1 91s# . i'11 :.a l.ss 4 f'-
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