Litchfield enquirer., 1870-11-24
COUNTY ITEMS.

PLYNoUYH.-Our four district schools have just closed for the'term.
 The next term of the Academy will commence the first Monday afterl Thanks giving A Mir. French, of Massachusetts, IS engaged as teacher and Principal, who cotnss highly fecommended to fill the office, and we hope he may find g good number of students at the opening of the school Rev. Mir. Sanford and wife have re- turned from their wedding tour Iand last Sabbath returned to the pastorate at South
 Mir. D. Grant was married to Miss At water at Branford, last week. bqa fsF'ic
 HI. Fem is building him new house upon Plymouth Hill. It oveflooks the town, being on an ensinencs 'H"1 titT'''
 Mir. W. Noryvilie has moved into his new house.
 The Home Mission iSiabout to receive aid from here to her depleted, treasury by one dollar suhscrip ptiOna -Herdld
 There is now fair supply of water in our streamsI ez41 7 Sb4A1EEf R
 Liquor is now sold at horse barn in Thomaston. .-Ameyicaa. as;t tola sal
 SHARoN.--W We see from the Agsenia Times that the Sons of Temperancs were to have 6 lecture from the Rev. Mr. Benedict of Bridgeport, last week. at which they ap- pear in the regalia of their order. pI2%o q
 WARREN. Two Germans named Wm. Ohman and Frederick Suter were brought before. Justice Carter on Saturday, the 9th, charged with stealing wagon load of tur. nips from the field of sF! A. Curtiss Esq. They were fined two dollars each and costs, from which judgment they appealed to next
 term of the Superior Court Their coun sel became SO abusive and profane that he was ordered under arrest by the court. The frequency with which grossly intoxi- eated persons are seen in our streets on Sunday, is prinsa Jfacie evidence that the ''illegant" liquor saloon in this town deals out to persons indiscriminate thst day. -Herdld. - S@1,..
 KENT. -Mr. Harvey Payne has recently built g new house on Fuller Mountain.
 Mrs. Abram Fuller has been repaint. ing her barns and out buildings. Mrs. J. Raymond has been repainting her mansion, and has builta nice picket fence, fronting her lot on Main street. Q E 2 e Sl,Ea dd
 Deacon Fuller has also newly shingled hls house, and repainted and improved his buildings considerably. U Basmeta aud Baa- sLIaaaE. sssaxegass 4 ftu Bloc as efl kn eal
 t Samuel Frawley, of Sharon, deserter from the United States regular army, be-. ing out of work and finding it difficult to- procure, his, rations, delivered; himself up last week to an officer. and returned to ser vice. ,..,r.sl,sy., .ss7s~
 .WooDBURT-Rev. John Puryes, rsctor1 of St Panl's Church, will deliver course of historical and Biblical lectures, ct the lectureroomi of said church each Sunday evening during thez coming winter. He gave the first of the series last evening; subject-"Josephns." 2 Thesnbject for next Sunday evening isaAlexandef the Great. " William Oothren, historian of Anciept] Woodbuty,, who has been correcting, srevis- ing and increasing his store of materials for the last seventeen years. proposes to issuesas new edition of his work abput the 1st of March next. It will be issued in1 two volumes, pctayo, contaihg about 1,2OO1 pages. MT. Cothren is very desirous that all persons who have any additional Wood. bury information or corrections on his original work shonld fofMatd the same to him at once, to be incorporated in his work. He desires to make this edition as perfect as possible. stas l'ta aeeH1 v
 Two scoundrels from Wolcott broke ins to Randalpsz cigar factory, last Sunday, and stole some cigars. They were let of On payment of damage 9s.sD9 sse a@
 There begins to be loud complaint that