Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-28
Sbe EitrbheIo Gaquirer,
 uTcHFlElD, CONN.
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 -L6ghtning splintered bar post dowi tAe woacoktxiIle road in the storm O Maaaay afternoon
 Rev. Mr. Ssaats, of New Haven, will p<~arh in the Congregational church or Smnaay nexk
 -Rashur cold weather but Buell. 6 wAeeAer are drawing delicious Soda Wa ter
 -AERueES Morse has sold sixteen acres oE lad in NoEthfeld to Hiram French Eor r$x7A
 Mi. Eagene L. Phelps is fitting uI the rO0m imnediately over hIs store fol za See cream sAlOOa- MI. & E Cheney has sold lot ol abozt half an acre. near the foot of Mead Ow street. to John Malloy. for s2OO. -Mrs. Catharine E. Barker has sold { hoA> wiEA SS feel front. on Meadow street H<xt north OG the TrOwbridge place, to A E FsEls<. for $sT5.
 The Shepan9 Railroad Company go' tA<sr nex engine on Saturday last. It is s4rposed that the new arrangement will eo@1ezce next Monday.
 -BusM k Wheeler start of with a good sAew of plants and flowers this week. The members of Co. H are hereby nusssea sAAk afser the parade of Saturday sA@v wIrl receive their pay for the Parade d New Haxsa- The Armory will be open on Fra1y evening from tO9 p. m. for tAe aizErzbakioa of uniforms.
 An books and magazines taken from tho CirczRzAing library must be returned sS-@0rrow Tharsd&yl for examination and rupalr. The annual meeting and cleo tisa oG o&ssn Cccars on Thursday even EAw of next week at half past seven O clock -TAe coapositOr who put an into ~-onanMmeR" ia in sackclOth and ashes and <S&2a Rxodas and Ezra. nights. The PResE-Es@3er. being old and incorrigible takes lt easier After devoting a col gmn In iaa two last issues to the sub leSa Of ''oysters. &c.," the Sentinel cen sHres us for devOting considerably less sPaee to that interesting topic. Preach inn Ss saziar than prActice
 -Msszz2 Frary & Co, of Winsted, will ssna aPs4nO tuner and repairer to thi. village oa Monday next He is q firs el4as workman. thoroughly competent te do exeEyshing in that line, and will come regularly if he can get business enough tc make ik an object He has some of the b~ss plAnOs in the place already engaged, and persons who have instruments that neel tuning or repair. should leave their names either with Dr. Gates. Mrs. Bost- wick or at the Mansion House, forthwith. Arrangements have been made for a co1nsmoration of the services of the sol dieEs who died in the war by the people Of this place on Saturday. The following OrSler of exercises has been prepared, and citizens generally, and the veterans of the war especially. are requested to take their @a%A@0 AA S@4hyAAS As OuS WOEtuiAy uIlu buC- es%sfally:
 PROGRAMME.
 L6as viii be formed in front of Cnnrt Hnasa aa lse P. H. in tho following order:
 Marshal.
 wolcOttyiEls Comet Band, LiaehAeld Light Guard, GO. H 4th 0. N.G)
 Carriage with Flowers.
 Veterans.
 Clergy in Carriages.
 Citizens.
 Line or 2axch.-From Court House to West
 Burying Ground;
 Pnyer by Rev. Mr. Morrison; thence to East Buying Ground and Now Come
 tery;
 Prayer by Rev. Mir Wilkins: Shsnes to Soldiers Monument. where short ad- dresses viii bs delivered by Rev. Mir. Stone and oGhera-
 Veterans are requested to report at the Town Hall at lP. M.
 Persons contributing flowers are re- quested to bring them in to the Town Room early Saturday forenoon, and la- dies can render valuable assistance in ar. ranging them for use.