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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13

the guiltylparty.-R J. H.aI,ane is to have donation in the basement of the M: P. church on Friday evening, Feb. IA. -Rev. Themas Crowther, of sPittsfeld, formerly ofMin River, viii lecture in this place, Thursday evening, February 13, on the subjectsof ''Brass. Berk. Coltyser.
 NORFOLK was the scene on "Wednesday last, of the most bTi1hant wedding Litci- 1eld County has seen for some time. which was celebrated at the residence of Robbins Battell, Esq. In the afternoon ot the day before, the elegant. drawing room car '1vanhoe,' passed through this village on the Conn. Western road, from New York, carrying the bridegroom, MT. Frederick Terry, and friends, to the home of the bride, Miss Ellen M. Battell. in Norfolk. The marriage was solemnized at clock in the afternoon was largely attended and was in every respect a bril- liant affair." The presents were n,itnlerous. and very costly. At o'clock in the after noon the couple started on the east ward bound train on their wedding trip. while the guests from New York, about twenty in number, in the magnifcent Drawing Room car, with Conductor Hins- dale's train, started for New York by way of Mllerton. Miss Battell, the daughter of the Hon. Robbins Battell, is one of the most beautiful and accomplished young ladies in Litchfeld county, and Mir. Terry of New York is to be congratulated on his success.-Salisbury Neaos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13
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" Ea.3 "a
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 sired-a tailoring establishment. Baker & Brlnsmade have made arrangements to
 keep on hand full assortment of goods suitable for the lords of creation, of eye " variety-goods and lords both--and have also secured the services of 6 first! class tailor, who can give you so nice a
 fit that if you look in the glass you will invariably enquire of your friend who that splendid looking fellow is.sd And she will say, all on Sunday night, CT never saw you looking so well before in my life !" That is, to you or your next best friend; all the same. st Those chaps who have, 'cording to the papers, dead-hsaded it up and down the 8. V. R. R. with big greenback in thelr pocket, can step across from the depot, and Harris will send them home so spruced up that their friends will take them for clerical, insurance, or book-agent. 4 a4 --.s- -.1a. e The Dramatic Association did get to Newtown last Friday eve. ; An account will be furnished by some one present. ..of their reception and doings. .a..zae'
 --Dr. Holland lectures Thursday eve, Feb. 18th. Subject, "The Social Under | tow" -E atsW <tcs4s.aa lz4a2s W. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13
Woodbury.

.- Some persons in this and some from adjoining towns undertook to have g. ball in our town-house. on the night of the 4th inst They seem to have succeeded to some extent, as immediate neighbors say they heard noises during most of the night. How select the company was we do not know but there was trouble with some darkeys, two of whom were prose cuted and fined.
 --Onr tobacco growers, after waiting with some anxiety, are now selling; in consequence of bad weather for curing, coupled with inexperience inthe business. the article in some instances is not first rate o ss{sS u g s1szs5 @ kas3
 --(In my last, your types made me say Adam instead of Abrams, also 4209 instead of42O0.) ssa esaf < sl leu ss saESasst ENo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13
Plymout,, skesches-Mo.l2z.

To furnish correct account of all the removals into town and out of town, and from one portion of the town to another, would require the constant attention of Especial" correspondent. can only note down few of the most prominent ones which observation or report brings to our notice. MT. Curtiss Blackman has lately moved from his residence at the Center, over to the eastern slope of Hum
 iston Hill, half mile west of Thomaston where he-is engaged as foreman in the brick yard, now owned by Edson Thomas. Some dozen to fifteen years since Mir. B. resided several years at the same place, and worked at the same business; leasing
 the old yard where eelden Barnes had long carried on brick making. The pres ent proprietor commenced operations, ,last year. but manufactured only limited
 quantity. I am informed that his inten- ton is to make about two millions oi bricks the coming season. 7'- :. ?
 On Thursday evening, the 9th inst, the .'Ladies Aid Society" of St. Peters par ish furnished an oyster supper in the Town Hall. The sum realized on the occasion was abont one hundred dollars. Fifteen dollars of this amount were contributed by MT. and Mrs. John w. Bradley oi Thomaston. who had previously. on a number of similar occasions, sent m fiber. al donations. May their lives be spared to good old age; and may they ever have ability and disposition to contribute gen. erously for the benefit of this ancient par. ish, in which their ancestors worshiped long, long ago. s4s1a@s ess7 s.-E9
 Over here winters backbone seems ate be broken; but it doubtless has g mum. Der of strong ribs remaining, which il will take Sol Inot Sol P. the blacksmith, some time yet to rend asunder. sssg v Ir,-sasen -st sae 4sss PE1afoTHEAN. ss February g, lS7S,. 5sv st ssga gssss <
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13

Serious freshets occurred in Maryland and Pennsylvania, last week.
 The epizootic has appeared in Sacra- mento.
 There were heavy rains throughout Cal ifornia, last week.
 A husband shot;a man his wife accused of an outrage on her, at Columbus, O.. Sunday.