Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-25
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Ut OdupS ,ua1l, oU W0uu6Suay u1Sue AaSC, delegates to the several conventions were appointed as follows :.u6f.s.3,I .e7, l' State. .--H. l.. Roberts, J. M. Marsh, c. J. York, c. M Darlington. 1 "A. It,.
 ,Senatorial. -Dr. Jas. Weleh, J.. H. Nor ton, W. P. Lathrop, E. E. Culver 4''
 Cotaty.-H. A. Botsford, O. H. Blake, A.. N. Beach, s. s. Newton. ''' I... .'..I '.. l.
 Probate. -Wm. E. Roraback, E. H. Bronson, R. l.. Beecher, J. J. Whiting.
 On Wednesday last a large excursion party from Canton passed through the place, over the line of the Conn. Western, to Millerton and back. a As excursion par ties seem to be the rage along the line of our new railroad, it has been proposed by certain prominent gentlemen residing on the "Flat" that an excursion be taken from Winsted to West Winsted and col lation served up in the grape arbor," as as they are pleased to call the depot at West Winsted. It is rumored that the aforesaid have sent to. headquarters at Hartford, asking that special train be furnished them for the excursion. It is no doubt intended as, what one of our popular humorists would term, g good
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 oe--T Thomas Shey, who was sentenced by Justice A. N. Beach to jail for thirty days for drunkenness and abusing his family week before last, died there, as is suppos- ed, of delirum tremens, last week. His body came up on the cars, Friday. An other victim of strong drink is added to the millions who have perished from the same cause before him, " .'''..." ...,i ,e- Our military Company is full, and the papers have been forwarded to the Col. in Fairfield county. It is expected that an order will shortly De received for their organization. Over 70 names were obtained in a few days; others who de-
 sired to enlist had to remain outside the
 company, as the ranks were full Let war
 with Spain be declared, and therelwill then
 be plenty of room for all you young g en-
 tlemen, who arenow SO full of malicious" ardor. ,5 r.. s-al .,,ary1- g1.....-r-s ~, ,-e Fl -4: 'Black's Grand Combination, &c."'
 exhibited under the auspices of the c. A. R., at the Methodist church, Saturday and Monday evenings, They had good houses. At Burryille, five, miles below us, there has just been organized the Nauga- tuck Valley Milk Go. The principal busi- ness of said company is to, condense milk at said place for the New York market, by
 the Gail Borden Patent" They have the
 condenser nearly ready to operate and ex- Ipect to use about TOGO quarts per diem when in full operation. sit ofri wasdj ,,E, | "t7r t~ sa .ss1154 .zlE Morris.ssuos ff)'. -rr. At caucus of the Republican electors l of this town, sbeld Jan.s 18th, the follow ing delegates were appointed to the seve- ral conventions :: 3l4llis ''-. z-'s he taz Sats.-B. s. Hall, Robt. Pierpont. s1i
 Coat,sty. y.-S. F. Camp, Fl. R, Ray.
 Senatorial -R Turkington H Nun
 3s fro5ate, -. M, Benton, J. Hubbard. -vAt the annual meeting of the Congre-
 gational Society, the following officers
 were chosen for the ensuing year sl27i, s,' -Society's coDsnittee. B. s. Hall, F.
 Johnson, Win. l.. Burgess, s'-.,e,s. se ~, -, o1 Gerk.-S. M Whittlesey. ., a.,t IT.. IT. '. . T. 1'Freas ard CotIector.-. M. Benton.
 Voted, That the seats in the church be
 free for the coming year, provided the isum of $1 600 could be raised by sub Escription. Wm. L. Burgess was ap- pointed 8 committee to see ifthe necessary I amount could be raised. .gj E a sl