Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
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 u-Litchfield County shad are iinn. market: VI. s. sociable at Dr. H.. w, Bueps to-morrow, Thursday evening. :, '' ',, ,t ,. The thermometer fell to 2! 2!e..-beiow zero on Sunday m morning. " ''''-'''',, .,..,ts ', -st,. Patrick $ Day passed vetyy, quietly No demo mohstfatfons. The Mt. Tom school has closed for thesssasaps aa / 2SI HA The maple sugar season had begun, but vas ,cut,short by the cold snspII last week ..,,.. .., ,;..,,.,,....,.,.,,-, |, Randall and Harmon of Morris have nearly completed their new store, in place of the one destroyed by fire. e.'"' .,"s'i'a '1 The Judge Wuodrnff'place Aon South street has been, conveyed to his son Chas H. Woodruff, Esq
 Matthew Ryan has exchanged his place in Bantam (at $12Ool with, Mrs,,, A. M. Birge for her farm in Milton Cat $28OO). MT. G. NJ. Woodruff was nanirnous- 1y nominated for Judge by the Democrats of this Probate district, ohsthe 18th inst. -The Treasurer of the " IT. S!aeknow- lodges the receipt of fye dollaarfss d Ado1na7 1 ton from Mir. Asah el Morse; ..so, .,,
 -The slips of:the M. E.. sChurch ip this village will be rented Oh Saturday March O D M ..:.,.. =, Mr. < Mrs. Mills 'Baarlsiam, nun, of Hatt Hata land, have sold a farm of sixty 'acressiap the west parit of the town to s#ss pngs pll g. gan for $1 525 'F4 'f" '.' a".'si' a.'' l" eaiqsa S ' f',.. V "ibfa'.i.il"t IsIi. aniIIii4ia Mir. John A. Woodruff has exchanged hia farm northeast of the village tAtt STOOD for the Michael Hannah placa, on SpeseNn St '' ,.'. .'~' .3, Fs |" ,,p1a ,' a On Saturday Miss CoWiss died very suddenly at Dr.. Bue4's of heart disease, The remains were taken ,,tot New Hasst,, for inte rment on Tuesday. as.h"t-sl i~.--James Barry was tried. Saturday, sgen- ing. before Justice Farnum,, for am assault on,his wife "a sentenced so ten aayi is:iss tit prisOhmeRM Rd tQpAy a,fne of'ive dol" lars.'.''i.'t1 l., t.-s,. iae i.,,s,ep ,.'ai
 We have been shown 2, Yer9 hand, and, some photograph of the popular head nof our Postoffce, Mr F. F. s., sMaahget;; '"'1s is one of Mr. Judd's best. or.'aI"i .i,,,, e,,p, -Lenten services in the chapel. ofa St. Michael's, this (Wednesday9 evening" p. m., Friday, 2 p, m.. Saturday, 10:30 a. ms Uatikfurther notice. the Sundy evening services will be held at 7:SO o'clock, instead of as heretofore = The Temperance meeting will be held at the Congregational chapel this evening as before a7 7,announced.s ReEs Messrs Me Lane and Gra1eN ME staa Snd others will address the 2 aAaeeting Mir. Hillard will be unable to be present. Attention is called to the advertise ment of the Lltchfefd Institute, in an- other column. For the coming term the Principal has secured the services of an experiepced and accomplished assistanb competent 4S49ach Frehch, GerhAH, ,IL.ak in and Music. During the two years of his stay with us, Mir. Gaines has raised the standard of discipline and scholarship in the school very materially, and we ex- pect still further improvement in the future.
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 Plymouth Sketches--No. 23t.
 Human nature being about the same he~world over. '%raugling and fighting occasionally occur here as elsewhere sometimes resulting in bloody nosess and tAsI.g, h,tsk 3ys!1 '22sf t Sef|fY5.ss,, potion of the town. It is not my "forte' to go into details of the. ordinary r run of quarrels. There are always others who are willing-perhaps anxious-to do so; .pba asS sGfHsa sil .asl Sif ''dst1FHf TOabatutdayIitB4 lshhc9st ta MtssCq Cq& oissa Warner, ,srelict off lijah Warner, Esq completed s.hez p4th ySear.:, Since Thom aston wastset Ofs she. is eonsidered ou oldest iuhabitant.s A>s''a fs.',.'ss l.a tl,i4 On Sunday. the lgtth iiRisstt,.. Hillard of thu 9sb Congressional churcl exchanged with the Rev, Mt Curtiss. o Harwintons"' .aa''es :. 'i ,a ss,all .s-.
 We have had few days good sleighing 1t isgetting to, be ' rather thin op the mai road. but the prospect is that twill seol he nenewed by more snow" F. i.,,'s r4.s .S,, " .s.
 Coldsshsrs.at Nss satsse rNe preva lent, but Ibelleve' tAat notmuch very ~ were sickness is .preys ling, :. certainly nc about the centre. rs','.l,nt'st t.ssa ss '' '''''''''''. "''' ct '''''''P its;s il
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 Numbers have been taking advantag of the sleigAsne sK dFaE DaSa mill, ct, ll+-Lasti Thursday Mr.. Alfrsd ,GuiIdp nc with q sad accident while ctittinSiv,yo1