Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-24
WOLCOTTvILLE.

,i.@ xas WOLCOTTVILLE.
 Rev. G. B. aNewcomb is to preach his farewell sermon, Sunday the 27th.
 ,-. At a meeting of the Congregational Society recently held, it was voted so give Rev. MT. Bacon of New Haven, a call as stated preacher. Mr Bacon has supplied the pulpit for several Sabbaths, and gives excellent satisfaction. He is son of Rev. Dr. Bacon.
 A new fence has recently been put around the Congregational Church, and the same has since been shockingly mutila- ted by some Vandal. The Society's Com mittee have offered reward of fifty dol lars for the detection of the rascal. Per- sons who will commit depredations, de- serve an extended term at Litchfeld or Wethersfeld assi Sns1Ssa 2.
 -The Intermediate School under charge of Miss M. S. Morris and the Junior de- partment in the care of Miss A. B. Col cord, held a union exhibition and festival, on Friday, P. M in the lower room of the High School. The exercises consisted of dialogues, declamations, selections, songs. Sc. All of the exercises showed faithful training and much credit is due to the teacher in charge of the classes. Remarks were made by l.. Wetnore and l.. T. Wooster, in behalf of the school visitors and committee. and by H. R. Merrill. Principal of the School. A bountiful col lation was then served, to which full jus tice was done by all . ]
 1- The Wolcottville business directory, recently painted by MT. J. W. Ash born, and placed in the office of the Allen House. fell on Sunday night, break ing it to fragments azi@yA @5
 = The music class of Miss E. Baldwin, gave, on Monday eve, another of their very entertaining musical entertainments, at the residence of Mir. W. M. Husgerford. Some very difficult vocal and instrumental music was finely rendered. Miss Baldwin has large class of pupils, and has proved herself an excellent teacher both of vocal and instrumental music, as the public ex- hibition of her class showed on the above occasion. E.- -.-l..-.- -.L .-------- ssaez sg
 -a taa ssss TWISTED. . s'a8o3' The citizens of this Borough are delight ed on the final settlement of John Igo, with his large express and truck wagons among us. We heartily endorse and will aid him in his efforts to supersede in the general trucking business, a low-bred and insignificant t,.uckster, and his equally dis reputable son, who has been in the hands of the lawgon more than one occasion, in consequence of his drunken sprees and irowdyism. Rest assured your late citi- zen, MT. Igo, will receive ahearty welcome as we'll as large portion of the business in which he deals, from the citizens of this notable place. .s...t.s. sse'i ';s ..1- s- l = I noticed in your last weeks issue, an article from Winsted, in which descrip- tion of the various candidates for the Sher. -Deputyship is enumerated. Generally speaking. I might say your correspondent was right, and particularly so in his com I mendation of the character and ability of Mir. Dempsey, and his fitness for the posi- tion, which his countrymen seek in his be- half. I hesitate not in saying, that Mir. Baldwin will, with his usual good iudg- ment and warm sympathy for the poor down-troddens I-ish--who appear. 10 prom inently in the politics of his party grant them this, aseir Jirst and only request a po- sition for one of their number. lam sur prised, and greatly regret, that such men as Dr. H. B. Steele. and our esteemed friend. R. Hitchcock, Esq, should sane ton and endorse the appointment of Mark Baarde, a bankrupt, for the honorable po- sition of Deputy. They must have more confidence in their man than have the pub. lics Ihave been informed that Mr. Lin coin has withdraw from the contest in ia vor of Mr. Dempsey. I also learn that Dr. Drake, hard working and strong pulling politician, is committed to work for Demp. sey. It is said that our late Deputy is en- toying 2 good position in Hartford. s | The Directors of the Conn. Western R. R., met at the Beardsley House on Mon day eve. to vote on the location of their ldepot in this town Petitions nearly as numerous a those circulated in the Post Iofice affair, have been circulated by our Ic:S:~ov,. c<uno doasro # kn nr;ko ,v;tL II .