Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-11
I.IToHFIELD.

h the, Superior asnrt the following de
 cisions were not reported last week Iu.
 ther. Eaton recoversd $l5s.4 4s of Henr,
 Hawes; Carlos Holcpnb and others, s441
 of A. B. Tiffany. 1he following divorces
 were granted during'the term
 Joseph s. from P, s. Mundry; O. F. A. fifonl@Naney As@ hawrenees GilbertmW
 from Anna Hall; Ruth T. from .Jokn R. Harrington; Lydia A. from Albert Sum;
 mefs;I Phebe 4. from Jehp A Sharra! 5 ] MT. Anson s. Knox has had hearing
 of his case before County Commissions,
 Bfoeksahd Justice H. Norton. of Goshen.
 The old man had piece of bad luck. k.slate.
 ly. Jailor Wheeler lodged discharged prisoner in his room for 2 night or two; the fellow came in drunk, and beat Knox badlygf eT ' sa,lae hea .oa .- Quite 8 delegation from thls place at tended the meeting of Congregationalists at Wolcottvilie. Tuesday, to offer their co1- gratulations to that church on having paid of, it's heavy debt. All were most hosp pi- tably entertained by the people of that place, Under discussion of Forms of Wor- ship, pastors pitched into their congrega tions in rather lively fashion for inatten- tion, soMn6lency and kindred sins in ''meetipg time. . MT. Pierpont, ,ipf Morris, accounted for these phenomena on natural principles by attsibuting' the occasional heayiness of the congregation to a prelis
 posing heaviness on the part of the pastor. The free pew system was also discussed. >
 At the annual meeting ,of, the First Episcopal Society the following officers were chosen :- 9ad3 ,Si E.,.4 e1 loa o!i l
 Societys Treasurer-O. s. Seymour. "' ~
 i Wdrtlens: St. MichaelsLTo Tomlinson Wells, F. W. Plumb; Trinity--Albin Guild, A. J. Beach; St. Pa1ps-Lneiua ~ sWimot Seth Pond. 1W o.,
 Braman, Wm: Porter, D. 0: Bulkley, H. Q. Morse; TrinityAE. H. Wright, 0, D. Wheeler, T. L. Jen- nings, W. w. Bissell, IL. Griswold; St. PauRs- R. E. Kibourn. E. D.Weeks, N. l.. Aandon.o s4;.i
 Delegates o. s. Seymour. Wm. Porter; T. l.. Jennings; and J. K. Wallace AHernqtes: B. W. Seymour. T. s. Sedgwick; A. c. Beach; s. Pond.
 Parrish Clerks and IfeGSurers: Jhas. W. Hins- dale, Chester Thomas, Seymour Stevens. sny | = ieMost of tie foregoing are reappoint men.ts.% The death of Dr. Beckwith, first warden, made vacancy which was filled by advancement of Mir. Wells, and the ap- pointment of Mr. F.! W. Plumb. The of. fee of warden in the Episcopal church is analogous to thatsof deacon in the Congre. gational church, while the Wardens and Vestry together form. the Society's Com mittee.a g4 y4.4 ,>.-s,s4 ,,-.sst st..s s,I5s. '@ Attention is called to the advertise ment of Braman & Deming. Their store has been greatly enlarged: new foored, ceiled, painted, and generally fitted up, and now filled up with new Dry Goods, Carpets, and everything. in short, suitable for the outside of man or the inside of mans residence. We understand, too, a good tailor has rented the rooms over their store, which is 2 welcome acquisition to the place. f. nauor "H ea eL.aw a !q Repairs. on buildings down West St., are going on rapidly. Mrs. G. Beach is making thorough repairs on the old hotel, preparatory to remodeling it for stores. J. w. Wheeler is enlarging and re-ftting his store, preparatory to going into the drug business with Mi. ", c, Buel, 1'I'
 -Messrs Wessells & Gates have re- painted the whole inside of their store, this spring. It has always had a very neat look, but now the whole concern, medicines, clerks and all, absolutely shine. For de- scription of the various attractions of this establishment. in the matter ofedrugs. stationery, &c., see advt. ',';"' #.
 r.. Mrs. ElizabethsS. Wiggin has taken a deed of a building lot on South street, op- tposite her former residence. of D. F. Hol- lister and others. for $2, 900. s ege5s D
 -. R: E. Goodrich & O., bakers, of Vol cottville, are making an. excellent article of cream cake. F. D. McNeil & Go. are their agents here. '5'al eao za 1s'@-E# r1st7- 4
 The Chittenden place is reported sold to MT. Wm. Bissell, of Milton, for $3, 100. |a.I Connecticut River shad, fresh vege- tables, of all kinds, fresh Clans and Oys- ters,, every Tuesday and Friday. at CIV. & s. M. Wheeler's. West street. . ?. aoe .ag0 u7 g--ET 1r--,'y 1s-TT 7- wi ,rrr,s 7