Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03
NEW MT.FoRD

According to previous announcemsnt.
 Rev. Mr. McAllistSr. of New York, preach, ed here. last Wednesday afternoon, in the Methodist Church. and was listened to by an appreciatiye audience. who were also addressed by Rev. M1 Reeve of Clinton.
 Religious meetings were held each even. ing of last week. except Wednesday, when
 Rev. MT. McAllister delivered lecture, taking for his subject, i" Women. her Du- tys Position and Responsibility.''i The lecture swas an exceedingly good one. and was well attended. but not so largely aa it would have been. if the Fire mans Festival had not occurred during the same evening. The party was quite large. there being sixty-six members. The music was furnished by Anthony's Band, end the dancing was prolonged until late hour. An excellent supper was provided at the New England House, and the guests Impressed themselves well satisfied with the arrangements ... ,,.as ~s.
 = On Tuesday evening of last week. Miss Julia A. Hill. daughter of S. R. Hill, Esq. |, was married to Hr. Joseph Watson, form. erly of Marbledals. The ceremony was performed at half.past seven o'clock, at St. Johns tRpiscopaD Church. by Rev.
 Mr. Aekley. The guests then. proceeded to MoMahons Hall. to congratulate the
 happy couple.e At the Hall, bountiful collation. was provided. and after doing justice to it. the tables were cleared, and dancing commenced to the music of MT. Anthony's violin. accompanied by MT. Sherwood on the violincello. About three hundred guests were present. and the wedding was unanimously
 pronounced one of the pleasantest affairs ot the season. . asa t H 1
 The fine weather of the past fort
 night has had the effect of increasing bu- siness considerably. All the stores are selling oatat greatly reduced prices, pre-
 pairing for the Spring trade, and customers
 will be able to secure good bargains by giving them call.
 Notwithstanding the bad weather of
 Monday evening large and appreciativs
 audience assembled ct McMahon's hall to listen to the concert of the Bridgeport
 Trinity Church quartette. consisting of
 Miss E. Louisa Sanford. iSop-uno; Mrs. 0.
 A. Spencer, AAo;e F. E. Bristol, Tenor; 0. M Hatch. Bass; Pref v. E Maraton, of New Haven. Pianisk. . :zsfjaz s- aI t The Programme was as follows: - PART L ~ " So1o-'O. Whisper what then fselest."
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 TRIo-'1ife has no power." f v.r , Miss Sanford, Mr. Briskol and MT. Hatch s' QuARTErfS-'Come ih the blush of the morning. |" The nsste .waS excellsntly rendered, Miss Ssnford's singing deserving especial mention. She knows how to make the most of very fine voice, fairly enraptured kha ou1ianoa or1 ~voe onrln~5n9 ko AL echos Among those present we noticed the Hon. Thomas Cowles. of Pennington, and Prof Wheeler of New Haven. <. ae The concsrt was. complete success and should be followed by others of like character. .'~3 1 G-
 --The Republican caucus to nominate delegates to the respective conventions
 will be held at the office. of John s. Tur- Till. Esq, on Saturday afternoon, Febru- ary 9th. .a5 stf4 Fob -etlaj b.1