Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-15
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 GOSHEN. Hosea Crandall of the firm of Crandall & Weeks has sold hi. in in :. terest in the store, and his dwelling house to Mir. Birdseye Howe, of West Goshen. Mir. Seymour Eldridge has sold his right in the mail route from. West Goshen to Wolcottville, to Frank Kelley. Mr. Ell dridge is about to remove to Woscottville. TT Some ten years since, George R. Col by, while wrestling in Dibbls's saloon, was thrown to the floor, and the scuffle ended ln broken leg He was attended by Drs.
 Brundage and, Higgins, ... .i,..:.,. "A =,
 During the last two weeks, four aged people have died. Mrs. Lydia Mills aged 95, Mrs. Osborn aged 79, Mir. Ira Ihomp- son aged S3, and Mir Abraham Wadhams. aged s2' Mrs, Mills was the oldest person n Deacon Porter who has be been suI-ill i'll q number of weeks, is Very low, and his re- e,
 covery is considered very ,daubtful,s '"' s.. '.' The singing school under the diree, l. ton of Mir, Robert Baldwin, of Corn Wall closed with Q concert given at the cl,urch,
 on the eve of April 1st {. Judging froln the applause of the audience, we note it as 2 complete success, especially the Solos and Quartettes.- Sentinel 't.: Charles Smith has been appointed agent for the Housatonic railroad in Kent, in place of A. St. John, resigned to go west s. Merwin has been. appointed station agent at Merwinville in place of H. w. :. Evans, and also .Adams' express agent and after May 1st, trains will stop at the, above named place, for meals, instead of Kent. T
 The down freight train, on Monday morning, Oh the aNaugatuck railroad, had Q car thrown from the track near iLitchfield station, delaying that train and the down passenger train about an honr The car belonged to the Boston and Chicago freight line, and the accident was proba- bly, due to.a defective truck. @. a 26i k
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 CoLEBRooK Hiram Bliss has sold his place to Franklin Clark. Possession given immediately.sn: tlaI .ausiese91 goi e&nLt
 GosHaN.-The Justices elected Monday, are Albert Wadbams, Morris Futile, Al mon Sanford. and George W. Humphrey
 NEW HARTFoRD. Y The interior of the North Congregational Church is being rem ovated, so that services cannot be held in it for the present. Tie Ecclesiastical So- ciety connected with this church has pur- chased Academy Hall. and for the present this Hall will be nsed as the chapel of the church. The pastor has been unable to perform his ministerial duties since the lst of March; but is fee1ing so much bet ter, that he cohtemplates resuming pfeach- ing on the next Sabbath -'- Ivy eel'7@''
 sHARoN.-Walter M Patterson, Esq. l. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Mr.. Frederick King and Mrs J. A. King and family are, about to leave for Missouri, where thev seek new homes Their de- ity.rrAnenias Times. i IIn5r a,a..t roas 3'sc
 NEW MILFORD. 1.-The Oonklinyplace has been sold to Earle Bostwick for $7 5o0ues
 .--Mr Lawrence Oanfield has sold & build- ing lot insSouthl Main St., to A. B.1Mygatt.i price $500. aGai g27s!s gGgoy t2abon 4 l.sIf
 1-AA velocipede school has again; been stertedIin Mel Mahon'slH Hall. for one week. commencing. April 9th. aaji!o1 yyaal { .--Mr! J. Eli Treat has made an assign ment.l His liabilities are said atos amount to about Is 900; assets not known at ipres- eat--D Danbary Nimess oaos 10 ss oonaraSo