Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-18
CouMTY ITEMS.

WoLcoTTvILLE Methodists have cleared their Society of debt-Between and 8 o'clock on Saturday night, the 9th, the kiln dry belonging to the Coe Furniture Co.,, this village, together with large lot of lumber, was destroyed by fire. By the prompt action of the men of the village the main building was saved, after much hard work.-Anaeric0sg . ,4s.- s...
 The, Calico ball was not a success in point of numbers or. financially, owing to various causes; the music and prompting, however, were first class and duly appre- ciated. d.-Iade1. The Saxty house was drawn by gentleman from New York.
 A WooDBURY correspondent of the A.,assioA1 justiGes tho eooent+ hnlt xsAieh elected Democratic Representative from that town. Those who voted straight, this year, bolted last year, &c., &c. He thinks that when as many as twenty-six vote in caucus against candidate he should withdraw. They should follow the example of the 18th Senatorial Dist. We nominated man on the close vote of 13 to 12; yet no one bolted.
 NEW MILFORD was favored by lecture from MT. Butcher, last week.-A new iron railroad bridge is to be built over the Housatonic in place of the old wooden one,lThe Democrats nominated doctor for representative; the Republicans an un- dertaker. Looks like cooperation l. News f7 s@s ssz.zses
 THE KENT miller goes to Sharon and is succeeded by Cornwall man.-The Kent Iron Company are building new house for the accommodation of some of their workmen.-The Episcopal Society have secured the services of the Rev. Elisha Whittlesey on alternate Sundays during the coming year. .-B. Vinegar was elected Delegate to the next Annual Convention. -BGnTe,' G,sd Banqset. -
 The HoUsAToNIo RAILROAD is to start an afternoon express train on the 1st of May.-The Housatonic railroad has bought 5O, ,OO0 feet and tho Connecticut Western 1000 feet of fence boards in Otis, Mass. ...,e--.,.s.- .... =, E.e
 SALISBURY is preparing for the World s Jubilee under the leadership of Prof. 4Silman, and 8 very competent leader he is.-Mr. Lyman Curtiss is digging the cellar for his new house near the freight depot.-Mr. Pettee of Lakeville has dis posed of 5 more village lots recently, to Builder Bundy and others, on Brook St., and Mir. B. is to put up 3 new houses at once.-NcCs.- Alexander Holley, son of Ex-G Gov. Holley. Lakeville. lectured re- gently on the ssBessemer Process" at the Cooper Institute, New York.-Anendo Times. k g 4afs. sFvx NoPPH is trying to account for itself. stUncle" Epraim Loomis' grandfather is is said to be responsible for the name; but why the place ? Eliot's Indian Bible is looked to for solution of both branches of the mystery. sa sa5E s-a -a..E4s
 TERRYvrIIE had five political parties a, the last election Most of Mir. Hillard's hundred 'sunion reformers'' came up mis. sing. 0. s. Bull has gone to Florids for his health. Dr. Platt, of Waterbury takes his place. Much sickness prevails. MT. Samuel R. Turrill has splendid green house wherein he starts plants fol kitchen gardens and flowers for flower gar 1 dens.-Her0ld t~ NORFOLK lost nine families on the 1st inst The old Hoe Shop is for sale-The Park house is no longer ahotel. ,Salisbu 1 ry Neacs. - g..<z-s.s5 -. =