Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-21
WARREN:.k

WARREN a Ddlnot eko advapsage of our aslenee to presdne that we are altdgsther klifeless;. but ratKer that wehaye littleso seommnni=s cate anettherefore communicate little Wa are perhaps Il little too obliviousof the out CT world, being sufficient in ourselves. fault acknowledged is huff overcome
 Thereswas q grand rally, last tnpestlay eve. inths f@n of and ysterIrsrey ttKe DecIor1s The genial and we'll filled guests dispersed at an early hoar, leaving a roH of greenbaci,s as is token of regard and appreciation. It has been as much. q custom for, years past ta donate to our melicalas to our spirit ual adviser. Our rough and u.ged cline and stiff mountain air perchaaee lenahies us to pay .onr doctor r's b.n in9ag more than ordinarily agreeable way JysSttfaa vs,drngs A purse was also maao np for ots wol thy pastor at the same same sH, time and and p; place The ctnmount ofieaeh VIC h.vp,sln9t 3aseeY- tainctE sais1aia bua slio;si:.Ls,.s;l < Issailot F @T The Bible classes, att attended from ionse tothoase, Sunday evenings are not only Interesting but also great 'preanotarpIof
 warmth and soci:tliiy.a5 The young peoph's
 meetings, Tuesday evenings, are also inter
 esting ha2 asao3 u 1o ,jIsup
 The scene presented, Thcslay morn iug, by the late storm iY,ls ltrnly grand inn.l beautiful Phei forest trees gracofully yhentl- ing under their crystal ,wefght,,I' kwayi.fg and sparkling in ths njs!ipqf !ipq lafa aaffaa & d&s- criptionpaG 539lloa hfla ,G.st a sju99 < -zo
 MT II. tJhcksoiff has psfrs.7t,,.sttlI she
 house formerly oYned llTJ. BtoN'l:, ..$. s
 - The sleighing still hold, gqs,.i aud
 bids fair to De replenishetll @y*nsl jatI
 IjtGs7a e.4:.,f 4AAis.sl &5 g1;tssz 5,pr r,af1a,, [s1lsseo CORNWALL, .' ,,,l.y:a ,.'1A.'.t .,It
 F. "Wednesday night, Jam 18th, the Milk Train on. tile @HousatouIc' Railroad, when
 about half way Betweepo West Cornwall
 and Cornwall. Brdga. was thnoya,from the
 track by a loose brake falling. lnnaef the
 track wheels Three eattIss ali1 two milk
 ears, with their freight of live stock and milk, were. mixe.i i'qniten pnaniscuonsly, fspiliing the greater part Of t1U0l cans of
 milk, and killing some, 12 or E sheep, Al thougili the cars loaded with cattI. were. 80 broken is to allow them to9 escaps. yet 1 some of the. cattle. were seriously injured. The brakeman eseape.l with s slight tspr.i,r of his ancle. 'fi't '+''n So .Ahuasa -th -ai
 ' Monday evening, Jau:9i 4th,' the good
 people of Nortl. Cornwall, oll anll young,
 gathered :,t the Parsonage for their, New Ytas greetings, .Wl1ere they i,assdtll a.n
 hour or two very aggreIeabIy ,tq, aI' cohcern
 ed; anal on going left substantial tokens oi I regard to the ataolinb of Sl50 OF sgOot l.ss
 E,.- Our people are .qiiite sociabiy 1nclin- led, this winter. Besides tue usual rpeli reli Egi0us meetings, the aFarMeus3 Cinb meets Ei once sin ii,l two weekssa jnAo:s'2a sLAi4 -ls
 .s7-i The meetings qf tue Christian AsFs5oci
 tion aro Weliiatten ls,slfj,y tir. young ampn, and the Dancing Parties by. tln'' young h.
 dies; aud sometimes b5tf yoop3'H{ < {Am mehb' eh' aud ladies gD to the ,emeeting gs, and ss0iaetlmes both go to the DaaciagI RuaiesU aa .e,Ao llA ihis week ti,e ftr!,itrs of Wt!st Corn wall are pltting Il some 300 tons, ,0f' ice, to use in trnnsportinganlko ko next slnmer.J
 r i4l'4 d-77r! 2! = ;,-TT lE1-I3 ,F5ifIoa
 .5s44-4 il. aaloWASHINGION.s..t a.aiagg
 Mir. James AspinwaiI. while tligggi,tg out
 some rocks near lis bart a. Whilba assinaeeat1is-
 coeered some ore of which hn foawsrsleI a Hump by MT. <Brihstnaleh to the aGoaper
 Union for the a,lvancement of ;llrt ana sci tencea and. being anaIyzed by Prof. Stone, it is prt'noahcett to eontalh 80 per cent of Ga
 leha lead, and 47sto 5 per cent of silver.
 Prof. Stone says if 1t Can be obhlIlel iii a large qua,tityit wilLrepay working. EWho says wc tl,5ht whst the S.fepiag .Vals.y |" R. R? .Ub think ot the hidatii weaittl ,fyipg
 nnsought under: our daily foptsters, while
 we go stumbling on, crying t,xesL Jt1rces !
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 77Rey. George Richards, of Bfiiga+.rpao5rt, ga+.rpa5
 delivers lecture in Harlburt' ''s7pew hall, oA AhuiousaJ CVc, piiO AtSU 1HSJ. s ibb| SeFetl o'clock T sabject not yet nahnouueeti:- It is proposed to have. several lectures given in tlie course Of the se,sson .TI.e hall will seat three hundred and fifty persons with ! the aid of few chairs s. all JnIea has gotsa place for public meeting ]. aside from tho church: When Dr. James C. Murray was here, he promised to give us q free lecture, whenever we had q hall. So we shall hear from him soon. -2L. tsala II
 A The byceurn decided that spunisl,ncnts are reformatory in their cliar@cter.''' Next Friday eve it is ta decide whether ! .lanc- ing is injurious or 9not. .'sl which may be done by the dispntaits going into sl,in-dig, double -shuffle, or break down, and cutting up, p,a dust on the classic floor of the Acad;; Iemy to oascertain.sg bc- gaa5I b4a I2;ar .~I 3l@La- A This conntundrttin was perpeti4,ted Why is the Shepaug Valley R.. E. like a| marriageable young lady? Because j it is waiting for the towns to propose --' W. -S iLL- tt9&3- NENyi iI NETT FSAJ, fs. Lt sGl |