Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-03
which has confined him to the house till quite recently. Whether the injury is per manent time only can determine.
LITCHFIELD.

LITCHFIELD.
 On Saturday. about twenty ive ladies went to the E,st ~and West Burying Grounds and strewed flowers on the sol. diers graves, which number about fifteen in both cemeteries. Appropriate hymns were sung and the celebration was very creditable for an entirely impromptu affair.
 On Saturday we attended Justice court at the office of B. W. Seymour. Esq Mir. George Mathews, was brought before that Magistrate on charge of pound breach. Mr. Mathews on being called to plead made a very frank statement acknowledging that being somewhat excited and angry he had broken the lock of the pound and removed his COW. It was suggested that he could plead that such is the custom of the village The magistrate finding the statute peremp tory fined the prisoner $7 and costs. -On Tuesday June l), our new Sher- if commenced his official three years term. It Is rumored that he has appointed Mr. A1u""io V. Ooh. O0PitJ SueCl4 ipF tuiS place.
 - The statement regarding tue late ex- perience of Litchfeld county lawyer at 8 Hartford gambling saloon, which We cop jed from the Courant, last week, is denied by the Sentinel and reiterated in Tuesday's Courom. If any one is aggrieved, his true course. it strikes us, is to publish the facts exactly as they occurred
 Henry Williams. foreman of the ISenti- nel went of, Sunday, on rather cratic ex- cursion taking two or three young men with him. He came back Monday night, but was delivered up by his bail, and is now confined in jail. Ordinarily he is 6 steady, excellent workman, but indubitably has "bee in his bonnet We under stand the Sentinel will be ont on time not withstanding it's vexatious delays - Tine Mansion House is being painted throughout, and MT. A. B. Cook of Win sted. is laying a concrete pavement along both it's fronts. The whole of our busi- ness streets ought to be paved in like man 1 ner.
 - Messrs. Rockwell < Hurlburt exhibit their trained horses and dogs, this Wed nesday) afternoon. 1 - A replevin suit of considerable inter- est is to be tried before Justice G. C.. Woodruff on Saturduv
 --Df. McCarthy reports his Lightning Oil as working several wonderful cures,
 hereabouts.
 On Monday forenoon, Julius Deming caught string of trout, the largest of
 which weighed about two pounds; and the whole, We are told, about 2S lbs.
 -Campbell's circus and menagerie was one of the finest things of the kind that ev- CT came to this place. It is one of the few performances that really tiA Me 6iA
 - Mir. Stephen Trowbridge is laying the foundations of new barn on his place in West St. .a.s..si- #.e .,
 = Mir. Joseph H. Vail, assistant editor of the Winsted Herald, was married, at this place, this Wednesday, morning, to Miss Cornelia P. Smith, daughter of Ly- man J. Smith, Esq.
 - The Rev. W. s. Colton of Washing ton, preached in the Congregational church, and Rev. Mr.. Fitch at the Episcopal church, on Sunday last = Mrs. Moves and Miss Deming have returned for the season.
 fr7- Charles Sheridan, one of the prison CTS confine in our jaiL escaped, Saturday night. He stole horse, saddle and other property in Morris, which was recovered at New Haven, but Sheridan is still at large. Todd, oanother prisoner, tried the same game, Tuesday night, but was soon oyer- hauled.