Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-18
IITCHFiELD.

LITcHFiELD.a ,
 -F. c. Webster. Esq, of Cohoes. N. r., was in town this week.
 --<Bishop Williams will be at St Mich ael's for confirmation on Sunday next
 -Ms Nelson H. Barnes is building a house on Griswold Street.
 The ice has gone out of the Little Pond-so one of our fishermen reports.
 -Ed&ard E. Champlin has bought out the grocery store of Samuel Clock.
 Michael KennrdeY is putting np house near the Fair Ground.
 MT. Chittendeu. tutor in Yale College. vas in town over Sunday.
 -Arr. A. E. Fuller has moved into his new house on Meadow St.
 -F D. McNsil & Go. are opening this week 6 new stock of Winter goods. Prices are much reduced. a... f
 -Georee Jackson has bought build ing lot of s. E. Cheney on the lower end of Meadow St. .s.f,a~
 The Congregational Society voted. Saturday. to engage the services of the Rev. Allen Mclean for six months.
 There was little delay of Tuesdays Shepaug morning train on account of q strike occasioned by the lowering of em- plOyees wages. The many friends of Mir. Eugene MeafOy will be glad to learn that he is rapidly recovering from hls late severe ill., ness. aae.H. s.G
 A car of coal got of the track on the shepaug on Monday. near Judds Bridge. The noon train was delayed several hours m consequence.
 At Bgaman's will be found fine as- sortment of new goods, which are offered at reduced prices. Look out for new ad- vertisement next week.
 The Rev. Hiram Stone will lecture in Bantam on Wednesday eve, Nov. 24. at 2 o'clock. Subject, 1.-The Prehistoric Mound Builders and Indian Tribes of the West"
 The last game of ball of the season was played at Milton on Saturday, between apicked nine from this village. and the Milton boys, resulting in the defeat of Milton by . score of to34.
 buggy Were stolen from Edward Went kmP trxx Ia .Nf sAnh feld. tue other night. The buggy and harness were found between East Litchfield and Wolcottvills, the latter cut into small bits.-Herald.
 About two weeks since Mir. Geo. W. Mason, formerly of this town. was quite seriously injured by an accident on the Central Railroad of Iowa. near Faulkl CT. We are glad to learn that he is rapidly recossnng.S @s&5 sA kE - s4
 The Rev. Hiram Stone has removed to Bantam Falls. Hefeafter the services in St. Paul's church will be held on al- ternate Sundays at 10:30 a. m.. and 1 p. n: the intervening Sundays, in Trinity Chusch. M,lton. ai the sams hours.,
 -Messrs. Fuller < Tro~ bridge have the agency for Mrs. Weaver's Fern Leaf Notices and are prepared to furnish them at short notice. Samples can be seen at their ware-rOoms on West St. See adver- sisomentin another column.
 -Aff. Foster, of the firm ofa Fosters 4; Huribut. of West Winsted, will be at the store of Wessells < Gates, on Monday next, with choice selection of foreign and domestic woolens. prepared to take orders for anything in their line. Persons wishing good custom work done should give them . call Kv As
 A man from Goshen gave his horse an unmerciful beating on our streets. the other day. On complaint of several citi- .zens he was arrested. brought before Justice Farnum and fined S7 and costs. amounting in all to some S22. We under. stand that he has appealed co the, supe. sliaf C0urk in w6icl case Gitiwill he rather an expensive piece of business. taking ev- erything into account. including the bro- ken whip. We doubt whether he repeats the performance in Litchfeld.
 At the annual meeting of the Shepaug R R. Company. held on Wednesday last week, the following gentlemen were cho- sen Directors for the ensuing year: H W. Buel. H. R. Coit. W. Deming, O. s. Sey mour. L.. W. Vessels. Dorsey Neville, E. M- Wooster. H. o. Morse, and A H.. Morse. At a subsequent meeting of the directors the following gentlemen were appointed as officers of the Company : President. H. ". Buel; yice President, H. R. Colt; Secretary. wm. Deming Treasurer. H. R. Colt; Superiutendent, 'Chas. H. Piatt; Master Mechanic and Supervisor of Road. 0. M. Allen.
 The Superior Court is engaged on court eases this week. after which it adiourns for Thanksgiving. and ~ill try criminal eases the following week. The case of Northrop sa Northrop was taken from the jury before verdict On motion of the plaintiff on account of their misconduct n sending for letter used in cross exam anation. but not properly evidence in the @ case. The Atwood case turned on the competence of the late Warner Atwood. to 1aake transfer of asssines bank book to hts danghter-in-iaw. Alma B. Atwood. short