Litchfield enquirer., 1874-06-18
1be Gilfbhelo Guauirer,
 LlTCHFIELD, CONN.
FIELD.

MT. Murdock, formerly of New Mill ford, breaches at the Congregational church. next Sunday.
 Prof Simonson preached at St. Mi chaers, Sunday, in place of the rector who was unwell.
 -Dr. T. r. Allen of New York has ar rived in town with his family and has gone into his summer residence on Chapel Hill
 Among other late arrivals in town for the summer arc Mrs. c. B. Vaill and daughter, and Robert Ormiston, Jr., of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 We notice that our Street lamps are again lighted for the season, under the same management as for the past eight years. Where are our Borough authori- ties?
 Mir. Clock is filling up the old A. C.. Smith store with a choice assortment of groceries; among them tho best Herklmer County cheese. What has become of the famous Goshen cheese?
 -Messrs. Mason Perkins have bought fifty acres of land formerly belonging to the Arnts farm, of Edwin McNeil, and have put up building on it to be used as a slaughter house.
 Quite number of the Sons of Tenn perance and others attended tho Dramat- ics at Wolcottville, Monday night, and were very much pleased with the enter tainment.
 The ladies of St. Michacl's Church will give Festival at the Chapel, on Thursday Evening. June 25th. Tea, Coffee, Biscuits, Cake, Ice Cream and Strawberries will be served. Admission 15 cents.
 Tho house of Mr. Geo Curtiss, near Campville was burnt on Thursday morn- last It is supposed that it took fro from some wood ashes, thrown carelessly into a barrel. The loss IS about S2OOO i; no insurance
 The 'bee" of Monday and Tuesday made great improvement in the appear ance of the new hotel front. The force sent over by Mir. Starr was specially ef- fective. Mir. Richards expects to open by the first of July as previously annouced.
 On and after Monday next, the morn- ing train on tho Shepaug R. R. will leave at 7:l5, connecting at Hawleyville with k~os ing at Bridgeport at 10 a. m., connecting with the 1909 express for New Haven.
 The English Hawthorn, on MT. Bar thOiomew's premises, i'll this city, is the only one in the State.-Harttord COur- Gnt.
 A fine one IS now in bloom, in front of Mir. Geo. Dudley's house, ill this place. Winsted Herald.
 A large one has stood for many years, in the grounds of Edwin McNeill Esq, in this village, and is now in very full bloom.
 The business part of Litchfield had another narrow escape from burning, Monday night. A box containing some bed clothing and remnants, Tn Q back room of Mira. Rogers store was discovered to be on fire at about half past ton. The box stood under window out of which one or two panes were broken, and tho occupants believe that it was fired by an incendiary throwing lighted matches through the window, as several half burnt matches were found on the floor near the box. Afterwards, at about 1: 80 Tuesday morning, several windows were broken out of the same building by some person outside throwing stones. The general opinion of neighbors seems to be, how ever. that the fire was accidental
 Our village was never looking more pleasant and attractive than it does this spring and with three trains daily to New York, over the Shepaug railroad, the ad- vantages of 6 summer house here is being appreciated by residents of the cities The following persons Gin addition to the fourteen owning. summer residences here) have rented houses for the coming sea- son:
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