Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
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 The flag pole roosts lower for the win ter.
 Nh. Charles Colt. has become clerk ir the First National Bank.
 A piazza is being put on the west end of the Bantam Lake House.
 Col. Vessels and wife start for Flor. ida next week.
 A meeting of St. Paul's lodge, F. & A. M.. this Wednesday, evening.
 MT. John Jay Whites new house is being pushed rapidly forward to comple' tion.
 MT. Charles Daley is to teach the winter term of the school in the Newcomb district.
 The Rev. William 0. Cooley of Rox. bury. was at the Mansion House last week.
 The Rev. William Stevens Perry. D D., and wife, arrived from Liverpool, last week. in the steamship ''Scythia.'
 The Rev. H. B. Ensworth, of Vol eottville, ofRciated at St. Michaelis in ex- change with the rector, on Sunday even- ing last.
 On Sunday evening . temperance lecture was delivered in East Litchfield by Mir. Geo. M. Butcher Subject, ''Stop that Manr
 F. E. s. Munger, our popular post office clerk, was at Washington, D. O., and New York last week. He went through She new postofice building in New York, -COrrcs. Wolcottvisie Register.
 The Rev. Hiram Stone will lecture m Bantam on Wednesday evening. Nov. 17th, ct 2 o'clock. Subject ''The Great West"
 Maria E. Beach has conveyed an acre GE land with buildings, in NorthAeld socie ty. to Henry Afford of Thomaston for @A5O.
 MT. Silas E. Cheney has conveyed to EAe children of Sarah Ward the place on Meadow street, now occupied by her. and subject to her life estate.
 -ME John A. Woodruff has sold his farm northeast of the village. containing 175 acres to James J. Catlin and wife of HaFwinton for q. 900. Sheriff George H. Baldwin has sold forty acres on Chestnut Hill to Mir. Frank lin T. Whittemore of New Haven, who conveys the same to Mir Rafus Smith of thai place.
 MT. W. W. Fiske has been in town taking orders for fern leaf notices and meets with much success. They are a very pretty and popular decoration. and "''Christmas is coming!'
 The Litchfeld County Convocatior will Useet in St. Michael's church on Tues day. Nov. 90. and on the follow ing day in Trinity church. Wolcottville. Hours oi servioe will be announced hereafter.
 On Wednesday night colored gen tlemAA from Goshen called at Mrs. Vii Hams oa the Cheney plare. in state o intoxication. vas promptly taken befor, Justice Farnum and fined e, and commit ted to jail for nOn-payment of fine and costs
 The Students Record, we'll conduct. ed little three column sheet, made it's ap .psarAnee yeaserday afternoon. 2 It is edit. 3 ed by Masters Richards. Bostwick.s Hub bard and Judd of the Institute and pub liahss more pOetzy than the Enquirer ha, done for two years. besides some yer, good prose.
 The NorthrOp ease went to the jur, TaesdAy. 1oseaoon.. Trial ofthe case o George B Lewis administrators and other, commenced on Tuesday afternoon. It in vOlvs matter of some SS.O00, invested ws believe i'm . Saving Bank The money belongs tO an Atwood. bat exactly whal Atwood is . question that only the jur, T4aiE H E. Baiasin. e. ". P. of tn .erder of Sous of Temperance in Connect -eut, will lecture on the subject of Temper ance at the old Congregational church il this place. on Thursday evening of thi week. We hear MR. Baldwin is an; abl sspeaker. and that on, effective presentation of this great matter may be expected.
 At the meeting of the Circulating Ii EwaEy. on Thursday evening last. it va VsAsd tO begin the sale hereafter. at Seaoek instead of 7.aO P. n. It was als voted net Co restrict the number of book to five. but to allow members to bid O a many as they vlsh. The library no contains aboak ono thousand volumes.
 "A Naagatack lawyer sending dan { aeitizsn of this town. signs himself Flown prosecuting lawyer. Notary Publi School Visitor. Jastice of tho Peace, Fiji Insurance sgsnt, Register of Births. Ma xiagea and Deaths. and Commissioner ( the Superior Court for New Haven Coul ty." That certainly ought to bring in little matter of sl0.s0 outof pure fright
 wednesdnys Festival and speciI meeting of the '.Litchfeld Village In provsmsna Company" tor such is the ! gal deuignation of our v. L g. were d -oidsd anocess- The Uhapel parlors al tho moat eonveaisnily arranged room -posMble for saeh an affair, and the supp'