Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
COMMITTEE.


 Mrs Samuel Smith, Miss Julia A. Hill,
 Mrs. D. A. Barlow, Miss Helen Marsh. R..
 Erwin, Secretary. .a A tent will be erected at the south end of Main St. and the ladies of the town are requested to furnish collation. Articles should be sent to the tent before 9 o'clock, on Wednesday, morning. r *
 At IL o'clock the members of the Regta will hold . business meeting in Mo Mahon's Hall, At 12 o'clock the citizens procession will form in the following order so1 j.. sdi ct 49 q Chief Marshal, j. IT rg.las = aos43 Col. c. D. Rlinn. and Assistapts.i6 ia ,'1 F. l." Zna T. Drum Corps. 3ilHY sasl
 Mounted Escort, Col. W. J. Starr, Commanding,
 .-' s.''A H.,'@'s~t Band. sii$ i9 }'A ~Iaf =
 End Regiment Conn. Heavy Artillery. 4, 11 "7 7'-e Band. ~ @"1@"2'' >" s4
 "t'" @S".i r.. His Excellency, Gov Jewell. @ na Orators of the Day and the. Resident Clergy, in IItd .sa.os .zyas. Carr iages.y 4as s:5al. -e' ss .i3a ii ss Copleys Cornet Band. ,..5i iA ali an New Milford Fire Department. g. Tr ss Chief Engineer and Assistants, mounted. g5 5 Water Witch Engine Co., No 2. and Hose.
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 ~-'' Citizens on foot and in carriages.
 The procession will form on Railroad St. and march up Railroad to Bank St.. up Bank to Main, up Main to North, up North to East, down East to South Main, up Main to the head of the street and down Main to the tent. Residents on the line are requested to decorate their houses. z After partaking of, a collation. at the tent the Regiment will be formally welcomed in
 behalf of the citizens, and an oration's n'swili be delivered by Col. Smith of Woodbury. Addresses will also be made by His Excel lency, Gov. Jewell, Rev. David; Murdock, D. D., and others. The speaking will take place in; front of the New England House,
 where suitable staging, &e. will bs erect 1 ed. Il a...fHE -@'.Ai' ....4 -.. ~s-s4.,3 z
 In the evening Gov Jewell will hold a public reception at the New England
 House, to which all are invited, and it is to be hoped that there will be a large at tendance, and g hearty welcome given to 2 | Gentlemen ofthis and surrounding towns
 are requested to volunteer in the mounted escort, and to assemble in front ofthe New
 England House at II o'clock, A. M. ia4=' .a
 Members of the old reRimental Drum
 to report at the same place at 10 o'clock, A. M. with drums and flies ready for ser, vice. tI-. |. +-'... .,.''''. pa '4.~+ '
 Visitors via. the Housatonic R. R. should
 if possible, take the freight trains. as they l will arrive much earlier by so doing. I |. l Rev. Dr. Mardock of the First Cong 1 Church has recently received call to the
 Third Cong'1 Church of New Haven. The call is a aattering one, but. if accepted il
 will be great loss to his present eongre. I tgation. as it would be almost impossible too find. 2 successor who would fill the i place which he has occupied so long and SC fably.. .i1A92 l- l. no.is9- u sal 5a rai3 ao l .-7 On Sunday last, Rt. Rev. Bishop Vii. liams officiated in St. Johns church. and
 administered the rite of confrmation.2 Al
 Prof. Noah Porter of Yale College oc. T cupied the pulpit of the: OougI church, on Sunday, much to the qualification of the ! congreeation. who are always pleased tc hear their former pastor. ysd1a1 s1il 1Ie 1 Abraham J. Morrison. an old and res fpected colored citizen, died last week afte, a long and painful illness. His fanera vas attended by a large number of people
 and his. death will be much regretted.
 u 18hrH pufzfTa ses.s -t,.a 1T .a -.,~1 @s. 4 The large b rick building, erected b. 1 Mir. Schoveling for g tobacco warehouse, ii
 rapidly approaching completion. and is a I f1ne structure ii 4nla44 T ' e.t4 -' = Daniel Marsh has just commenced
 building storehouse for Noble Bennett
 who does large flour and feed business.
 -Dr. Hine is about opening new stree
 near thelumbet yards. which will afford
 several very eligible building lots. Such
 activity in real estate is encouraging.
 1 The Housatonic R. R. Co, under, it i new management, are all the while making l Improvements. At present they are altering the depot at this place; raising it, and reft i ting the interior. This news will be ( ar [agreeable item to the travelling public, whs I ipatronize the road at this point.d s. ae ts 77The report Of the prevalence of amall'
 pox in the town has been greatly exagger I lated. Only two cases have occurred, and both of them are long distance from the
 village. We therefore advise our out o town friends not itoe be unduly excited Q,
 over-anxioqs, as stringent measures have bean stakenato avoid all danger. No credig lis due however t6 the family in which these eases have oeeunr,ed, as they persistsntly disregsrded the commonest, precautions against eoh1taagion,. uunltilh they excited the lindignatiqp of the whole community, nu and l the authorities wereDhliged tos interfere and confine them within proper lin itao 9oT. bas4r New Milford isfull of summe.s visitors 7s I and she village presentsfia ,veryl att.sactive iapuearaisc6. sThe New England eHousse tia