Litchfield enquirer., 1876-08-17
LITCHFIELD.


 LITcHFuELD.
 -READ IvEs' ADVERTISEMENT. IVES OF xwx ~-Rxx HHvE," HAKTFoRD. CONN. MT. TrOwbridge's house in North St. Us hxzng PzsAed rapidly forward.
 -ns Qaintet Club finally sta:d over. wean@@a@y morning, and gave matinee esanrexs ~k eleven We f0rgOt to observe. last week. that ths LI.eA6x1d correspondent of the Water bzry American is poet.
 -SA=xsT BaIdwin has been putting a Eae gzESl yak about the iail-an im- prupe@s1s for which there has been loud saA BS1g cali
 -On Friday Last, some of the members aE EAmk4n Division, s. of T.. joined with CaSa Spxing Division. of WoleOttville, in a pieale ak Bantam Lake.
 -The conexeEe walk is being extended dswn the east sade of South street, to the EpssrspAl church Heavy stone cross waTks have been thrown across that street. We are indebted to Hon. Geo. c. wSo1rzE for neat pamphlet containing az aerOant of the ''Litchfeld Centennial CessArzs5Oa.- Ind hIsl Historical Ad- 3res&
 -TAe Rev James Taylor. of Sandy Heck. Is spending a few days among his faE@er paElsAsOners in this village. He wTIl preach at the M. E. church on Sun- day sexh morning and evening.
 -The aadience at the concert, Tuesday sSezlag. w&s much annoyed by boys out ss3< tAe h1ilding. whO were not only try lzg ts hear the music without paying for Ik. bzt disturbing those within
 " l. S-The entertainment. for next wsek wsaBssday, will consist of Music, CA4z@1HA. TAbleaax, Character Songs and RsezkAA6O@A. by the young people of the wS1AAge. and we trust that they may be <@cp@ragNd by full house.
 -T@s RI. Rev. William Stevens RxTx. n. D-. Bishop elect of Iowa, and wife. were in this village 6 day or two, lHzA we<k- His eOnsecration as bishop VII take place at Geneva on the 10th of S<pte@beE.
 -The meetings of the Litchfeld Coun. ty CoavOeztion were held at St Michael's, s9 Tae=a&y and Wednesday of last week. Ro1rtseA of the clergy were present, in- e3@.aing several visiting ones. The session was @ very pleasant and pl Ofitable one.
 A case w&s tried before a committee OftAe Superior Court. Monday. regarding tAe proposed change of name of the "Is- I1lA HoSa Co" to the Bantam Lake HSzse Ca" Mir. F. A. Marsh appeared 321 uc@OGstr&ted against the proposed <A4zge Oa the ground that his place has always been known as ''The Lake House" a@a th&a the adoption of . name so like kkz. by corporation doing similar bns- l@ess to kis. wO1ld be an unwarrantable Imaerfers1oe.
 -Tke Treasurer of the Vilhge Im- PrOUeaae@t Society is happy to acknowl- edge the recipt of $4459. a donation frsua the Mine Hin Stone Co.,. E. Nov. sE. Esq Sapt Members of the Society are reminded that their annual dues lone Do1Ear1 became payable. August 1st, and are 1eqaszsed to hand them in, the pres- ezs week Mrs4 H. E. GATES, Treas.
 Daring last week. aparty from Litch 6eB1 w1s s1ramped on the shore of Nit. TO@ Lake. The dry goods. banking. &n1 ma&ical interests of the country were rvPrrs<1tca. and there was much iollity and fam. even if the fnny tribe failed to ulelsle as much as might have been wish SA There Is some talk of building a cab- n On the shore for the use of fishing and Psen6c parties. Such an enterprise would. ws think, meet with success.
 -NOAice was given in the Congrega- tioaAl CAurch, on Sunday last, that the easa of the elegant new lamps and chan de1S~r in that church, and also of the eo@SrsAe walks in front and at the side, @@oanting m the aggregate to S55O. SC, had been paid for in full, by the amount received at the collection taken for this PurpOse. and from special subscriptions made during the past week. We congrat 1IAte oar Congregational friends on tn, Gni<Aed appeardnce of their new build ing
 The lecture of Sec. Northrop. last week W1s a very nne one, but tho audience wa 1issrshly slim. only twenty-three person. being present. Mr. Northrop had lectur ea tO HOO people the night before, il PhiladelphiA, and had refused to repea his leetare there in order to fill his en eagemeat here. He has taken Q specia intsrcst in village improvement, and hi e9ore in our behalf deserved a warmer re sPoase. In thanking the lecturer MT Perkins held the thermometer responsi bss for the lack of an audience, which wa hanlly fAlr considering the odium unde which that instructive little instrumen iaSOrs already.
 The Concert of the Boston Mendels soAn Qaintette ciab. on Tuesday night ~@a musical and financial success. Tn oaly change in tic club since they wer herS two years since is in the substitu ton of Mr. ChAa. N. Allen for Carl Han as violinist. The concerted music wa excellent and the solos on the flute. cello and viOlin were magniiCently played an
 were all encored. Heindl's flute solo was
 marvel of execution. almost equal to s.Th