Litchfield enquirer., 1876-08-31
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Mir. Wm. Bull, son in. Jaw of Hon. Abi. jah Catlin. goes to New Mexico, this week. for his health. He expects to stay through the winter.
 Mir. Horace Bissel has returned to Texas. He seems to like the Country very much.
 Mir. Norman Barker. our butcher is now running twice week. 3 The Empire B, B. c. went to Terry vile on the 18th and beat the Terryvil- Hans a score of 21 to IS. Last Saturday they came here to play with the band In attendance, and our boys were beaten on Q score of 9to 16. The Empires have new centennial suits which are very becoming.
 We have had two frosts here in the low ground severe enough to kill vines.
 MT. O. A. Hubbel had twelve tur- keys taken last night by foxes. MT Edward Taft goes back to sufield to school this week. .-''' , s.
 We have 0 new blacksmith, Mir. Canon, from Winsted. M.
 Mir. Spencer. of Southwick, Mass, preached at Mir. Austin's, Saturday even- ing, Sunday, and Sunday evening. MT. Ratchford Starr. of Litchdeld. preached at the Mission chapel, East Litchfeld, last Sabbath, and Rev. pr. Hyde, of Brimfeld, Mass. preached in most able manner at the Congregational church, at Harwinton. Our pastor, MT. Curtis: is expected home from his vacation. this week, to deliver the preparatory lscturs' next Friday, and to administer the sacra- ment next Sunday Rev. MT. Benton's vacation is over and he has returned to college.
 The young men referred to last week .hayeraturned from the Centennlal, and express themselves much pleased with all they saw there; and more intend to go | soon. F. 1lt2 tf's
 We see no mention in your paper of the marriage of MT. Abiel Barber, of East Litchfeld. last week, nor of the wedding of Mir. Albert Perkins and Miss Julia Stone, of East Litchfeld. two weeks ago.
 MT Fred. Nichols. of Campyiile; who recently married one of the fairest young ladies in the county. Miss Cora Morse, of Northfeld, has set up housekeeping with his bride. in Fluteville.
 --ARsIyAIs..-M Mr. yohas. and David Will son, of Waterbury. with their families, at Mrs. Sally Barber's (The relations of this old lady gave hera pleasant surprlse par ty. on her seventy-ninth birthday. last week.; Miss Cara Notts. of Hartford, at MT. Levi Curtiss', of Campville, and re- turned; Mfr. Geo. E. Taft, from school at Sufield, Mass. at Mir. Oimsted's, two days, and returned. Mrs. Warren ISco- vile. of South Carolina, mentioned last week. was a misprint: it should have been Mr. Scoville; and the widow Barnes, of New Haven. mentioned two weeks ago, our Campville informant says. is not a widow get. MT. Henry Goodwin, of Wa terbury. likes, the fine scenery and salu- brious air Of his native hills 50 we'll, that he has concluded to make Harwinton his l permanent residence. and has moved in with his father, Mir. Truman Goodwin.
 The third annual Barber picnic and centennial gathering of the Barber and Wilson families. will be held at Mir. s. Ar- andy .Barber's. on Tuesday. Sept. 12th. All of the descendants of Thomas Barber, of Hartford. and Dea, John Wilson. of Windsor. are cordially invited to attend. Your reporter has received special invita- ton to attend and give graphic account of tue affair. s @ se.s
 --Parsing school At Campville as usual. Thursday evening.
 The Second Adventists intend to I erect their Mission tent in the fifth dis. trict. on Tuesday of this week: and hold meetings there for week. Mir Day and others val preach. sH
 The Methodist oapp-meeting at For resville is the chef attraction for excur- sionists. this week. Many families and young couples are going.
 't@a Y assas,s@ LITTLE GHoNN1E.