Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-02

petent singers all over the county 70 lOln his chorus; and, where a sub-e b-eherus of six r or eight can be found, he will go himself, 9r-'send q competent person: without
 charge. to superintend their practice. | The sub-choruses will meet in. Washing. | ton sometime iu' November for rehearsal
 and tic public pefformanee of the orato rio. Singers who have ever taken. 8 part | in s.Fhe Heavens are Telling,,' ''sandi ether I grand choruses of the creation will need tfttls and alf who are sil to as: taist should report to. MT. .B. st enea- f5. F -as.s I. .i ---r s .i r Y-!2a.s WassliHgt gtonaE eOsaFess .i'ss.at t.' B f at lzs.s4 U EA :s.1 E st <.s 54,si:f:a zsI
 + Encouragea byHtheir eeessiast win- 1 ter; the, Eseture Association of Washing
 tpn. Ct..h have made #: lssp | Ildnest course. ofs leetnres. .ever held here l,abot.ts; .9asing the coming winter. The lleetufers engaged Are: iSE P. Whipple,
 .the. .essayist: W.a H. Millburp. the blind 1 'ureacher;, Mrs,iL, w.. Foss,. xeader;i Wena dell Phillips orsJ G. ,Hoflanfi; and N. F.
 Banks .'... =. :. I Thus, public spirited effort deserves; en-
 cpuragement; net only fromthe people of I Washington, but from residents of Litcht field and other. joining towns, who can I thus, with little trouble, hear some of the 1 finest lecturers fof the country: To ac4
 cpmmodate such as may attend from sta
 ti ions4 above Washington shepaug trains 1 will wait at that place oHalebtare evenings tb take them black: -7 ''''st:s,' ,s.EI'sss f'.- F T...' F*4i.-sS.. -...s.z.: ..fslf .?t. :. r. The Danbhry Agricultural soefety hold
 theeit annual fair in Dsnbary all sneAt
 week. except Monday. fThisi is a town so-
 ciety anda1together the most thriving of
 these local societies 1n the State, and
 receives the. hearty cooperation t..of the
 business men of Daabufy.aa Thei She-s
 phug railroad will sell excursion. tick4
 cts every, day during the fair. The. peo,s ] pie of tha .Shepaug valley should visit this ! thriving town of eight thousand inhabi. I tants with which they have been SO little
 E and Mhieh. i; is Ii aow 50
 cpnyenient af access by .railroad. ....t.-.-.,. el l.. s,-l # ,.i | tss,. ; .s It Attentions is called to the new advt. of f salnsnis &Fairchifd, the Bridgeport clotf- 1 i4rs. in another eolupnss. They have com: pleted their change of base and have an uhhsuahy 'large assortment of ready made ffcllolthing fof sale at cheap rates. Lfteh: | field county lhuyers of tAat kind of goods!
 will find; their interest in paying Measrs.'
 spmmfs& < Taffchild visit. .s ..te :. : .:''s ' |. iFAIRs. The lWeodbpryr Fair comes. of,
 oh "Wednesday and Thursday. of this week; 1 the Watertown Fair iis-iieAd Oct 10th and | 1eafzF@ :15- s- tsh+. 5,f..t 5-4+-s 1 T. l II>.--- +.s 2. ~ 2 .ss E.t,, :. .s.7-! f,e Mr. 4. J. Hine, Cashier is, of the Ans5onia
 Bank, ana formedy !. of :. Maicottsille, has ldst s4O, ,O0e.er 90 aOee of tlae banka''. money
 bE speor,lations ..is Ats4- < Fs :...t a... ! at .s. +. U. ls. .lis. ..--.1...I. .-
 |. .,!. .. .i - woodburrys,.. ,ri,.'- M @ t' a;.4-, |; l. ITlie confereiiiicte' fiiiit Of the cchufchess Of I Litchfield South Csnsciation held it's an npal meeting in the north Congregational church on Sept g, commencing at II o'clock, a. m., and continuing until noon Fof the next day Tine subjects discussed wefs the following: :''s1stA s1stAp6pu1af Eitefa-' ttre in Sunday Schools and in in our our homes ]tahd how to improve it; opened by Rev., l:J. B. aDoolittle. of. Rrid Esrlid dgsswater; 2d dr, I Causes of nen-afteadances upolkahMrch s9rviees and how to veseedy lit, opened l,y. ReE.;J ". sBaekus, of --Thonast6ne 3d. 'sEeftmoa iin the evening by. Rev. .Jr Bs Bon at, of New Milferd, ,..from fs.l 59:1h E0n, tAe fourth day came the diseussidn of the fourth subject: the relation of the chsrsh ito Temperance; opened by Rev. D. D. J bhes. eff 'Rexbury.a 5tlfa-P Prayer Meetp liigs how, w,can they be made most: efficient 1 tas Ia vital alenent in church lifesa opened by Rev. ;. George Gartiss, Of sHafwinten.
 Most of the churches were represented, the meetings were we'll attended, all the exercises were interesting and apparently ! calculated to do good. s,i Hs.iiais4 ii 3:ek
 l. I-The Right Rev Bishop Williams 1pfeached in the Episcopal church oathe l24tK, in the afternoon, and six persons were confirmed. We have heard the ser
 vice highly spoken s of by several 1F's of those I pfesent Ei aE6Is sI sfgs'sl 4Eeziels1 Lsl.a sa r I--DaneRice exhibited shera on the e26th, ahd thereby. collected crowd ofpeople, I>many rom adj oiniing towns. , 1 LII a.ss r : + 1.-The Good Templara of the Wafefbury ldiAfice held tReiE quarterly convention l here on o6an tho same day. Eleven ef ftha nineteen Lodges we're represented, and i f9om, the report of sdelegates itapp4ars l that thecansa of Eemperance is.fatheradI I fvhncing.i' A meeting was held At ths sown hall ips the evening which vas fby Rev Mss Hilliard. of Pl lymoath. ! | T. $ l. Rev Dr Preston, of PittsBufgh,l Ps.s 5: lis with us for short lime and preacl.ed tin the Episcopal church Last Sahbath.. He is sa native.of. thiss town Eesided here tnhtilsitd afrived aat dihans. estate and is
 yFi highly esteemed those l1ss of. .is is Kaho as know him. .!a s.sa f,.. <islss..s sssi; s a1.i fl .. .aAs ..sT rs4 ssl3ss :. | Sss s.a -. st. NeHt, = I There swefe fourtssn bsaptisua ii st. |Andrews Church. Kspt P aips; liyss oa thst4a Hast Sundays in septsmber: thre,e a;d[miainis-,
 tered by Rev. Mrs Whittlsssyl and i:a alsssn Fsn iby Rev. MT. Jessup, tho Minister of the
 parish. Bishop Williams preached to a large congregation in this seharch on the
 9Sth of faseptsmbef c6AarlAsa ssaht. uss-s fsohs. and catechised the chiIdren Of the.
 Sunday school ;''s'.s'z.- 's