Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-01

Schools lMr. Stephens for teacber) cam oil m Brewster's Hall and was we'll attend ed.e-s@4s@ .a-----4.-4-e. ..--@.@1--... = -Protracted meetings are being held il the basement of the M. E Church. | Lyman Mnlison has purchased the olt Catholic parsonage. price $1l75. .-H Herald.
 TERRYv111E.-TEe High School is satis factorily conducted by MT. True, principal Miss Royce. teacher in the intermediate department, who has been Severely ill will Typhoid fever. has SO far recovered as f, retarn to her home to Chesire
 A grind stone burst at Eagle Lock Co Shop No. 2 few days since-one piec, weighing. about 125 lbs. passed by the ius vacated chair. through the ceiling, sheath ing, and clapboards, and lay % feet in the back yard; had it occurred few m ,ments earlier or later, the workman must have been killed outright; others working nea, by thought their time .i,,l Go ne
 A boy who stole five dollars from tn. store of 0. W. Beach, has been sent to the Reform School, to learH to do better. Ii is hoped that he will aot e.ls tais
 The Congregational Sunday School ha been reorganiz-d. and N. Taylor Baldwin appointed Superintendent. ft@f
 J The Rev. gentleman who preached as candidate and received a call, with the de sired salary, found where he could do bet ter, and declined this pastoral charge Tn. Rev. Mr. Baldwin of Hartford, last Sunday evening lectufed on Pioas gambling Somewhat Il come down on Lotteries whether for d bed-quilt, u-cushon, or :. house. or farm. The lecture room wa crowded and xtra seats provided -Herntd
 NEW HARTFORD We see from tue Sen fine! that the Episcopal church is prosper ing. Its choir practice every week; it is tc have new b,ll at Christmas. and its rec tor has had call to Windsor. ....- ,.. There is much sickne ss in the place. <. A Sunday school concert took the place of the regular afternoon service at the Congregational church, Sunday. ..
 J. Case and H. Gates are building new houses on Pine Meadow stre et
 Tine New Haven < Norti,amptun R R. Co. are building T temporary depot for the accommodation Of passengeis. A car has haratnf.>sA l.AAn ..a..4l fArlthe t11rnnse An lrlshman, recently, enqnired for the depot and was dilected to the car. He entered and staid for an hour or so wondeling why the train did not move. When too late he discovered his mistake. ,-.=..E -... .
 Pine Meadow has been visited by g company of wan 'ering Minstrels, who with Magic Lantern, poor dancing. worse how easy it was to sell country audience. winding way to the place from whence they peace and abscurity. .-Sentinel ..{.
 SALISBURY. "Burying ground Asso citation" is alont being organized in this town. It is contemplated to use the ground on the east side and adjacent to the present burying yard which is aboul half mile north of the Centre village, and to extend the same ia an easterly direction 10 the main road leading to North Canaan embracing about six acres of land whicE the Association design to enclose, lay out avenues and otherwise form an appropri ate Cemetery.
 The Railroad depot for the Centre vii lage has been located on lands of Geo. w Peet Esq. in the rear of the Congregation al church.-SentineL
 WooDBURY Rev. John Purves hat an increased audience '. s...'f. ...-
 
 and more urgent. A Hartford ,darkie Waterbury. The Selectmen have. "beeI are several youngsters about who are ':spil ing" for wantof some such institution.
 The Agricultural Society hold theil annual meeting at the Town Hall on Dec 9th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. s..s. .yras. ls...t
 The Rev. Mrs Phebe A. Hanaford vii deliver lecture in the Town Hall. Wood bury, on Wedne sday evening, Nov 30 Subject Womaa's Rights and Duties. Mrs. Hanaford is one of the best lady Ice turers in the Condensed from he American. ~-rx.t .,sse s... hi, -.. ..,
 TWISTED. We see from the Herald that Josh Billings was to lecture at that place Friday last. , sa3aa Has-sa 2 7.a4.-
 A letter was mailed at West Winsted last week, addressed to some one at ''Holy Oak." Mass. cd issa. s1 s'dzs 9,.1 s
 The receipts of the Naugatuck R. R at this station were over $12, GOO for the month of September. A7ss t1E ','
 = The postmaster has killed another skunk. s'sal .rDaol ,as.- t54 q
 The Gilbert Mfg. O. have put up and moved into 8 new store house south-eas of their manufactory. e=a -.ft ..s
 Jas G. Woodruff has commenced { dwelling next south of his fathers house.
 The Rev. Wm. H. Lewis, IT, late rec tor of St. James church, Winsted, has ac cepted the rectorate of the Church of tht Holy Communion, South Orange. New Jersey. esa 4. .a bas a.s.a .a , The coal cabin of Daniel Carter. of Ply mouth, was burned Thursday night, and the charred bodies of two men found tho next morning among the ruins. From small pieces of unburned clothing, some keys, etc., they were pronounced to b. those of Frank Garfield, aged 22, anc Everett Curtiss, aged B both single.
 It is believed from circumstances that they had been drinking during Thanksgiving day and at night went to this cabin. built up fire. and went to sleep, and that they did not know whom the straw took fire. 4 pint bottle found. in part justiies thi opinion.-C0nrdnt.
 The Bridgeport 6anddrd gives furthe particulars: s.dg ,s... e. sa..7 On Thursday night, two men got ol board ConductoryA. s. Beers train at7An sonia. with tickets for Plymouth. Betweel there and Waterbury they were quite nois. and got into considerable of scnffie wbel the train neared the station. n Arriving there, policemen entered the car ans managed to quiet them, so that when tn, i train started again they also continued A.s~ Av.a1 had Rou