Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30
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 Tine County Medical Society met al this place on Tuesday. ". .aNN>'3 Lake View House has received its second coat of paint and first of plaster.
 Rev. H. B. Elliott preached fine dis. eOurse on Temperance on Sunday after noon last.
 Win. Rogers and wife. haves6ld the brick house on Spencersstrseta D Jamea Barry for $500. ssIK
 -wm. Mz webster has sold a farm of seventy-fSe acfes SonS chsaslt Hill to Hugh Blackbufn VA
 -AfalI atseudsnea of Baasen Division s. OfTS is ssqasssedS ow nasy evening nsztf6f ifeEsant bualpsA aA
 "A. 8. cWHehtz& dalNSsA team made sesy lively time oks 6AE Ieeently, out of Meadow street aeksA8and the parks 90 damage sagHg.sssFT
 Mn. M and Jalis A. EhaIAt AMor- EiA. and Anps Pissslls If ft this toYPs have soaveyed to Frederick E ,tHeiiA tue Fish place (so eaaed Esa EssalEan 9 nio ioI sisss a2S. s-.ATaS Shepadg faiifsaG Go DekBeSvi to run an eSetaazrsi6a ttfafln tBo ,tSo lon Wednesday pext foEo the ae3ommqaation of those wishing to sea and TtakeJpalG in the Elsetioapafsdeg odt io e2Oso edt Ei
 re.- ..w E@ sE1s JuQ .'SsazgIGd .gLD4EIY s-rMrs, II. N. Baldwin hss bought the Mansion IHouSs, e1chdnging.in part pay menthsr hoase sH SSdtH j3t, Nh. tcCff,6ss- man will rent he N ls anaion Hoass 6f Mss. Baldwin aui1iJom S ead bi1ov eait 10 .
 The blow ofsatatday nilg was .Elso,i sim ply tremendous. There were heavy sfalls OfsnOw on SatuEdsyya Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and people are riding abont the village in sleighs as we go to Presss Isr.: toue ,#9 iliH n4ln II ! Co H have received orders to take part in the Election parade at New Haven, next week They meet. at their afmofy at 6a. m. in full uniform. white gloves, &c. They drill on Monday at 4 D. m... the weather permitting. .,..,l,. l,.jr4 f.fa
 Prof. E.geA. lR0bbins of Boston; will. be in this place about Monday of next week with q view to forming 2 class in Harmony. He proposes to teach aayancedI students in music the theory of harmony in A course of five daily private lessons. He is highly recommended by the Messra Shepard of New Haven, Stillmanio of Lakeville. and others. i.> ,i...uit emai Our untinely snow storm" said by some of the papers to be unprecedent- ed so late in. the season, refreshes the recollection of an old resident who remenn- bers that on the 4th of May. 1872, there was IS inches of snow on the ground and who himself harnessed mp sleigh for travel on the following day The militia companies could not parade on the 4th (the first Monday in May on account of the snow. The cavalry company met in the old Episcopal church, not then finish cd. and the two infantry companies. went into the court house. and, in. the old Con- gregation church. .'u''ti'. l''. H. Gal --..'a
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 In the Supreme court trial of crimi- nal business was finished last week. Ed ward Burke of Plymouth was tried for an assault and found not guilty. Pat rick Donahue of Winsted, was tried for an assanlt on a woman, was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of $2O, and costs Charles H. Seymour Of wolSott- vile, was tried for. selling liqaor to,a per son he knew to be of fintemperate habits.I A brother of the person who bought the, liquOr swore that he inotifed the prisoner not to sell to his brotherrbeeause of his habits, some five years since !" The prisl oner testified that if such notification had been given him he had forgotten tt, and that he did not know of the man s bad habits. The jury disagreed. .t,,el .hooIa
 John R. Farnunn, Esq, Editor of thee Litchfield Sentinel, is candidate for .as- sistant clerk of the House. Mir: Farnum is graduate of Wesleyan University; Middletown,' and is an excellent stenod: rapher or as it is commonly called, sh6rt hand writer, and this requirement. will be found very useful, should he De selected for the place. We understand that bur friends in LitcnAeld e6dRtfy indofse him as every way competent and worthy of the position, and that some of the leading Democrats at NewtowD. in this county, where he taught the Acadeniy' for about two years, fully coincide therein We wish our brother '.chip' '''success in his asl piratione. .--Fnrnter. E s'4 c9i+tE "di io Ii',
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