Litchfield enquirer., 1875-01-21

l gross receipts oflast weeks Catholic Fair as announced on Sunday by Father Leo, and noted down by ourfepozter, were g., loo. 60, collected. with about $200 to be heard from-in all the matter of over s., | 300, which westhink is more profitable fishing than ever St. Peter in his day did. -Press ~
 The WEST CORNWALL ice houses are nearly all filled. The Housaton1c R. R. Co.,, bringing their ice from South Kent. The new Hall and Chapel seems to be growing in subscriptions and favor.-T.S. Gold has gone to Utica N. '. to attend the meeting of the N. '. State AgrIcultu- raj Society. R F. Rogers of Falls Vil- lage buy out B. Cady.-News.-E. -E. B. With erell, having assumed the arduous duties of mail carrier, has become citizen of the land of Goshen.-A committee of the Congregational Society North CornwalD have been in consultation with the Tenn perance society, and thefesuit will be the speedy erection of a building with room Ion the lower floor for religious purposes, and one on the second floor for the Tenn ! perance society. 4 lot for the purpose has been purchased between the bridge and the Catholic church, and g, ,OJ0 raised 1 for the enterprise. e.-Herald-E H. Rog- lers has been arrested on charge of cruel ! ty to animals, which consists ill this case of woful neglect in feeding his stock of
 neat cattle, horses, sheep, &c.. some of which were found in back lot on the 9th inst, and had not had a moulhful of fod-
 der during the present winter The case
 was adjourned to the 18th inst.-Daa. l Ne,Us
 PLEASANT VALLEY people breathe easier 1 since the circulation of the remOnstrance
 against the proposed gin mill. All but
 three families were represented on the re-
 monstrance, the number of signers being 1 upward of one hundred. d.-HerdLd
 The trustees of the WoLcoTrvI1LE say
 ings bank held their semi-annual meeting
 on Monday evening, and a dividend of
 six per cent. per annum, was declared for
 the last six months, on deposits entitled
 to it.-The Turner. .& Seymour Mfg. Go.
 have sold their property known as the
 ''navy yard' to W. s. Lewis for 8, 800.
 Mir. Lewis has sold the north half of this property, which consists of two houses
 and building lot, to Mir. Bolton, editor
 of the Register, who is going to put up a
 building for office purposes. There is ev- idence of better times here, as the needle
 shop has resumed full time, and other
 shops are expecting to do likewise soon-
 American. The W. '. G. 5. Club, will
 close the season by grand calico ball, at
 Granite Hall, on Friday evening, Feb. 5, l which will be given for the benefit of the Wolcottville Cornet Band. .-Messrs. Chas.
 T. Brooker and E. c. Hotchkiss returned
 home from their Cuban trip last night,
 looking hale and hearty. = Albert F.
 Brooker has conveyed to Maurice Welch
 for $200 one half of an acre of land south
 of Dublin Hill (so called) ).-The Second
 Advent Society will hold services at the
 Town Hall hereafter on the first and third
 Sunday of each month.-On Tuesday
 night last, about 12 o'clock, the house,
 barns, sheds, &c., belonging to Dennis
 Dwyer, living on the road leading from
 the Goshen road to Litchfield and situat- ed about four miles northwest from this
 village, were destroyed by fire together
 with most of their contents. There was
 an insurance of $150O on the buildings, contents and stock.-Register