Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14
: COUNTY ITEMS.
From the lWinsted Herald {:

1 From the Winsted Herald :; zt.E.a FALLS VILLAGE. Brinton has sold his house and lot on Broadway. to MT. J. B, Bradford, but retains possession till next fall. + 45- s-@-+ NEW HARTFoRD.-The GreenwOods Com. pany has established reading room well supplied with magazines, newspapers &c.,, for the use of its employees. z.3 .slfg .-s
 Co1EBRooK. came in some in. stances on sleds drawn by three or four pairs of oxen. The Republicans of Cole brook always pull on the straight ticket with all their strength and hence the band some result. s e.a t..e,f a.E. IL -' 3 The cheese factory at North Colebrook is being pushed forward and is to be 50x30 and four stories high. The milk from 300 cows is pledged. HI A. Smith has sold to Wm. P Lawrence large wood lot for $500. ~. ..... ..-.F -..~-r r-...~ .,4 WooDBuRY. Y.-Messrs. G. P. Allen and F. A. Walker take the Woodbury Drug Store, and Messrs. Morris & Alien succeed John Dawson at HotchkissYille.
 A. w. Mitchell has purchased, the house and lot of Mrs Falrchild on North Main street. We understand he contem- plates extensive improvements. @@
 MT Wm. Mckay proposes to place a new bell in the belfry of the North Con- gregational church. ...
 The parishioners of Rev. G. W. Moves of the First Congregational church. have presented him with 9 good horse and handsome harness, to assist him in his parochial duties. Wat. American.
 NEW MILFORD. Captain Silas Erwin has sold his place on Town Hill, to Dr. Knowles, for fourteen huadred dollars.- Sentinel. rr f -. CoRNwA1L.-Erwin B. Clark has leased the house and mill belonging to s. F. Gold Esq and will carry on the business of turning all kinds of tool handles, bench screws, &c. z -e -s-. ..-.-,
 John D. Platt, landlord of the hotel at Cornwall Bridge, having purchased a large dairy farm, retired from Hotel life about April 1st.--Sentinel " e.ra
 MoRR1s.-Mr. James M. Marsh has sold his farm to Mr. Levi M Frisbie of Milton possession given April 1st. 1871. Price 500.-Sentinei. a l-- @rel I .THoMAsToN.- B. Hopkins of Nofthfeld who has, for the last few weeks, dispensed large quantities of goods to the people of Iitchfeld County at very low prices, is, we understand, now in New York. pur- chasing goods to stock the Brick Store. in this village. which hsa been put in per- feet order for his occupancy. Mr. H. is g live man, and the popularity of his store in Northfeld for first class goods at very low prices, will be sure to bring hostsof cus-
 toners to his counters in his new location. The man who had his arm torn of by getting caught in the machinery of the woolen mill is now doing we'll under the treatment and care of Dr. Goodwin. e1
 = The Seth Thomas Clock Go. are run
 ming ten hours day. with reduction of
 ten per cent. on wages Valey IndeT.
 l For Representive we send T. J. Brad street, Esq one of onr oldest and mot
 esteemed citizens, of Massachusetts stock.
 who came here thirty years ago when 3 young man just from the college and sem. mary. s ~
 The spring term of the Academy be- gins on Monday next. A new private school for very smail pupils will soon be opened under the instruction of Miss Alice Lucas of Gosben.-Anssrican. see g.