Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-02
Washington

taken down by hand. .,... !, The new road between Washington
 and New. Preston depets is nearly ccn,- .pleted. @';f ''. ez':s' '.' '''tz i"'w:t .- Fl s'i =: .ei .:.s,f. S-<-=i s;i fzf @ ,% ,ss.:!e eousTY ITEmss..... IF ,' ' . 5 A W1fERrowk lad named Hull lost a
 finger il il tue Yol1en fact0df;yl, d;l last week .. ! The village meat eart, witt. "a. valuable horse belonging to Hsns,E. :M, Smith iats | thched, sstarted lightning express" fash ! jpn, recently, and distributed considera- E ble meat about the streets of; .Watertown before they could be ''got in hand '.,..s The ToRRINqToN RRINqT Conferenase, C.o az owing to
 hadl sweatheE, was .notllargely attended. sRev.@ A k: c GoodenougA, Rev. l.. H. Hal4 flock and H.zP.+ Westfore' were appointed lstandfng committee Of the Conference.
 A bountiful collation. was served by the ladies to the great satisfaction of the the |'ol6gffa1 talent ,asssmbled, ..,..,.< s,+ *s.s |, At WoLcoTrvnLE,. last week Monday Bishop Williams, administered the rite of
 % affirmation at the Episcopal chpreh.: EEA little child of T.. D. Leonard, in Day. t9nsille, was badly ssealded, recently, with.
 lot coffee -A1,iiea Excelsior Needle c,dt:' cd:
 x '.l I;ll are putting lH l new H gas ma ehiiaes,rA school meeting, was, called for. Monday evening ef shis,week to take into EconslderatioA the erection of I large cen
 tfa1 building and consolidating the five
 schools in. the, village tipto5 one. Owing, to
 the large increase of lpapilsyJ says the In- Ldex, something will nave to beisdone soon. Squire scoyilIe raised a. new dwelling
 h house on Prospect St., last week. and
 J phn Callahan has commenced an adli-
 tiofi i'tofhis house 'ont the Torringford Toad.
 Brooks Bros: have inst ls got ! 2 T new A and
 i4prpyeq door for their safe. at g cost Qof
 $$eo Asaaset.offsthey. have s complete,
 set of bufglars implements, so that tic next crowd .whp wish .to try cracking their Es4fe,need not be at the trouble. of bring- ing any of -theirteols along. .,.:t..s; ! ! ,: Tie EAsB suart o,, :ii1l: ats :p5ngsh:
 ing things, according to. stle. Herald. and aresoon4to to add sene ,Aundred and fifty.
 men to their working force: F John Caik-
 ips was thrown by a colt, recently, and
 nj much hurt The furnaces (except the old F1dwer oae) are in full blast. nj ,,s' l'., ta' |a F1h1s vMlaelnI does not iappreciate H the
 dexterous Dexter who recently. passedt ,a
 bpgas draft on druegist.H Tucker, and has
 him committed to jail fdr trial this; week. }
 4The installation ssevices of the Rev. Mi.
 Bonnez. as. pastor. of. the, Falls Village
 Congregational church. were. held onf the. 17th ut. Six ministers were present; and
 assisted at the Services, and iSemaiik were
 made by pr. Adam Reid of Salisbury.
 Rev. T. A. Hagen, Goshen, pr. .Eldridge of Norfolk, and others. The Honsa- tonic ailroad company are, building, an oil house in the rear of the Machine, shop at Amesville. They have also. ...addsd to
 their machinery q large engine lathe,
 weighing 1a, ,s50s1bs.s s.a.t saas'' .s=a'.iA'.'s'
 The FHoMAsres Teaciiers Iastituteeoma menced : on Thursday the 1sth, with atf
 al aadress lfrom Prof. Teaney .of Williams
 College spnsahe physical geography of the
 count 4anda .re it tionssby Prof. Russell.
 Ffiiday $. session @ was tHinlt attended, owvt-: ing to the rain. Sec. Northrup, Prof.
 Tenny, Giles Potter, and Judge Carpen-
 tsr and Prof. RuAselEs Mfr. Leigh and oth-l et addresssed tie 1Hytta H atts. atts On. ..saturr-- r.
 day: Miss Bush. and AFiss Browning of the
 Normal school,s B Nh. -.I,eigA, Prof. RsisL Eself and othetss,' took part in ths exercises: About one hundred rswere: present.,
 at the Institute.-eaa1 Ll-.a afE 4t .s.4S. E Fdson Thomas has recently lost two horses, one from sickness. the other back;
 ea off a platform, and had to be killea.;- :
 Richard 4GiH has bought the house aeeu:.
 pied by fiilnseIIf from Aaron 4honass,, and
 goes into the trucking business: ~'-.'" -a =
 RoxBuRY reports to the Journal that. the spur track leading to the stone quar-
 rs atbG GhaIyhesaWiH he ready for the ties
 i4 a4few weeks. We, hear that it's gsad-.
 ing ia alleaay fniisheMd: M :T5 = E P Ese . ,. {, NEml MILFORD has been enjoying the Eptano playing of Mir. 4Es..B 4Es... B. Williams Of. New York, during the past week N Brown, aflwidow lady living m Wooster, Estrees;se ifsH dowa aJ AisAs asof aaaits, Last |Wedinleeaday. and severely Sc Injured her Essalp. < Her wounds were dressed by. Dr. Wm. Bennett, and she is improving. g.-One. of the wagons of the North American Cir GUS $ wa was .overthrhed, Wednesday morning Eof Hast week, . about .a mile aodlh 1.-the village. Both -driyeE ;ana wagon were Ebhd1y darnaged .A row started .hesweeb EaI gang patsiina sgs i,ales and I the friends of John Philips, last week..
 Phillips was struck On thea head with tin pail, cuttings ragged gash of |cbnsidezable length4 Afterwards the Phil Elips' party thseateped to attack the of fender who fred iiisieaTeraI slots with I Fes FEplyer and dreya them aYaya' Thes1ei 19i, Ess. ,ss.
 aiprospectg gof. a melee. the next night. but luckily nothing siiehtflE happened, ;. |;G Mrs .Ca aBslliinH were nslrprised by:
 misof tileis hishh tue HftA anniser- < sarE. M df keis dding. laAk Hsek. .yara5 ceiveas s 9,alaabie pzasents;eE the.sppreis
 ate material, and. all had q plessans time, ].
 Town bridgea is passa again sa z l1hl
 Watet .uo.- are. .fhiia1k ing of .ehanging base and getting their aupply frometh bkoek1 just beyond Chicken 'Hiil. s&