Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
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last Sunday, the attendance ut the church es could betco iuted4 q NAt the Methodist church the audience consisted of two boy S and the sexton; they were addressed by two ministers. No ysesyiee~ ins the after noon.s At5tliel Episeopia fChnfeLs n cou- gregation of fifteen We're gathered Ill the morning. No service ill the afternoon. At the Npngregstioua }chureh tinrowere present tweuty-one ill the morning, thirfy Ill the afternoon -AmerIcdn. oU
 Pr4Ma55Ur eotS S4fooirHrtsSEIM 4forH rtsSEI officers, & Monday last, was the smallest here Tor iss teen years past. The e aysrYPgs E; YPgs, y9ta was l2e Republican tu B Denucfatn,A nA GrA fT9 h all.
 = The Congregational church lu thls place has acefpted the, gtlsrs of Rev. ME ii lliard of South Glistenuury, to becone t--.&toH, at q salary or Sl, ,5oo peI an mum, and their parsonage. n
 - Anon E rpc4ift tr;tnsters Of real ateJ 1 will mention the following: George w. Gilbert, building lot ill Plymouth Centei, to Jalness sBsaAau, '&439i EsberEH Il sPreetOts3, place at East Cnutch, Jo James Woodruff, Ior $3, 7UO; Seth Iuonas tu Wllliatl BucA, .sy.,s p4ace Ill Inun,lstoay at ,S600; Sauue I. Salisbury, house and lot lu PiynUurtl Center to Augustus H. Fem, for s, ,OOJ.- Pulley Lsttec
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 CORNWALL The Cemetery ASsocia tion have employed all engineer to lIy out their grounds aI9Gnl99d 9oi @la4fI4a .5No !Sl < .
 - Rev. Mn Stafford has been presenie1t With all elegant writing desk aud book Case, and his study Is being furnished; through sAa lt,aeraiitNof lais ppsa4iss.srs.
 - The Cornwall Library Assorlutlou have scemnleacel mn paccuaslny books. About 300 volumes, the WOlks of the best au tnors, have been obtained, ani large ajdi- lions viii shortly be made. .L.>T
 - Ine storm of Sunday and Monday did great damage to the ,roals and bridges. 1t will take a thousand dollars to put the roads in town in repair..--Saut5set 'T
 THE STORM -Se4roeiy bridge is left in the town of Nit. Washington, and the Bash ,Bish falls road has been washed out for miles. Just beyond Ut C5pake Iron Works, @ -builailfg sbeiaa@fag sa Frederick Miles, at the Furnace, was swept away, and a numberSof cattle, siieepA,.tiR AessE went down in the, flood. Onr the Htrlem rail road, tiiirteen railf6uE brIjges3 are zone between Copake and Ghent-Berh. Cour.
 WooDBUa1 FAIR. -This Fair ta55%o 35 place on the 6th and 7sh iust We clip the fol lowing from the reportia the last sWuter- bury Anaerica2a:- s-... .->.,-zg.
 Messrs. S. and ". Clarke showed five pairs of cattle, a noble team. Six pairs of 2 year old ,Dayon, steers, oWnedq by A E. 4Strang, of~Woodb ary, were uch admir- ed MT. J, $. Colt, of Bethlehem, exhib ited herd of 20 Attorneys, which like -'sgood wine." nee emo bush" MT. N. B. Smith, of Woodbury, had a fine stock of Attorneys and Ayrshircs. O. $. Wood wards Devon stock Is worthy of commen- dation. -Woodbury contributed 9 { cam of 50 yoke. The following were all merito- rious: @a a. >
 m A flock of iSiiesia sheep by 0. S. Wood ward; another of Southdown by Sa- aud w. J. Clark; pen of Swine, by Ny B. Smith; coop of English pheasants by C. H. Downes; all of Woodbury. g .'#'-
 Col Bolster stock of blood horses can : not be praised too highly. It consisted of three stallions, Black Hawk, Koya; George, and Diamond: also one blood mare, Ham bletonian, and ten colts. e. ..-.
 The first days show concluded with a cattle Drawing Match, ill which Mir. s. B.. Warren of Watertown, took the prize.
 On the second day tAea attendance was much larger, this being the ''great day ot the feast" In the Agrlcultars.l Tent, a fine show of{vegetables, fruits and ,domes tic manufactures, greeted the eyes of vis- itors. At II o'clock, Rev. A. N. Lewis of Woodbury, delivered an able address on the dignity of farmers work.
 @CoLEBRooK The Republican ticket was elected by majority of 23 on a light vote. The roads are badly washed.
 J, ss-- A lady in th,s3 place keeps a. record of the changes of temperature, aud the quan- tity of rain which falls, and reports to the proper officials at Washington. Her re- cord shows that Ill the storm of Monday, the rain fell to the depth of IA inches. The great rain of June last being trife over inches in depth.
 - Rev. William Goodwin of North Cole brook, has accepted call of the, Baptist Chulchin Tyringham, Mass, where cor will address him in future.
 MAN DROWNED IN BARKHAMsTED.4Dur ing the deiuge of Monday, Il boutaon the East .Branchgof gtAey Frmiugton River, near the high bridge, contglping three men, was capslzed, and one of tlem nam ed Case, was drowned, after clInging to the boat for fvesihourA Another of them,, after clingiug to bushes and debris for six hours, was finally saved by lnqaIlls naIllSss of ropes.