Litchfield enquirer., 1876-06-08
LITCHFfElD.

IL Osborn Meafoy has an attractive zsfw. fz another column.
 -As5eusson Is called to advt of resi- dsze~ for rent in North St
 -Nr. Win. Cook, whose Arrangement kzx besa heretofore noticed has been ta- ken to Hmx4ford-
 -The Center Park fence is being re- printed aDl the flag pole has been re- Falre1 and reprinted.
 -Th> Lltehfeld Centennial Total Alt SSzs<@ss Society held another meeting on Mo1u3Hy evea7ng. Addresses were made by MsHzz Ssarr. Mclaughlin, Hickox and WsSel AbOat thirty additional sig u1ssrx< were obtained to the pledges. A pleasing addItioHal feature was the m usic fzra5xAsd by Nr. MeafOy and Miss Gib- b@l
 -S0@s 1Oatks since a good OK chain wzS bs%t Oa the road between Mr. Colts, sz Noxth Street, and the foot of West HEA A fSw weeks since an ax was lost OG the road between this village and Mir. HgzEy R4Iduinis, on East Chestnut Hill. Any o1e finding either of these articles wTa co4fer a favor on the owner and be sGTt@hly rewsrded on leaving the same at thSs c&ce-
 -Dx- Beckwith brings us a specimen of tAAt ugly bird. the Colorado Beetle. en- FqEIEg himself on a potato leaf. On 1zSsk@r part of the same leaf is a cluster og forty eggs. good for forty more beetles in 6 few d4yS- Perhaps any one who is aa<Ey eaOugh and patient enough can ex- sl1<uizh this pezt with Paris Gleen, but ia must be R@ther slow woak.
 -Oa Thursday evening last. the Cir e1l.siag Library held its annual meeting. This institution reports satisfactory pro- gross. has about a thousand volumes in its hhr~zy. and SI23 in treasury. Geo. M. wo@aruG. Esq. was chosen President; ArsA2r F Bostwick, Secretary; A. B. Shz@wzy. Treasurer; Mrs. H. ". Wss- sSlaxs LbE9xsans Mrs EIhma Deming, Mrs Hzhh~ra. Mrs. Hickox, Mrs. F. D. &eNe1l. A. E. Shamway and H. E. Gates, BsSk Co@Eittee.
 -Oa Wednesday. a prisoner named CA4r3es Williams. in jail for defrauding a b0&E3iag house keeper, tried to escape. As ke u~s being returned to the jail room A@ sPraag aw~y. jumped the fence and @&SAea dOun West street. Mir. Elwall Ere2 at him twice with his pistol but miss ~1 The feIlow then hid behind a wall t1lG i@2eaiAts pursuit was over. after wASeh ke weat down tlre railroad track. Here ke mel two fishermen who on thelr arrival here heard of the escape ofa convict s1<we<Ing tO hls description. Hearing of sAs rSzte he hai taken. Sheriff Baldwin &rave do~1 to the West Morris Station ~@er~ he arrested the fellow on his arriv- al there. A few weeks since another pris- o@er escaped whO has not yet been recap tarea- 4H--f
 -Are ne so let the Centennial of the DeSa&EatiOa of Independence pass with 01t any celebr@tiORs Looking over our o4 sass we find that LitchReld celebrated tA& Sezi-Ce1tenniAl of 1896 in grand ssyae. 6cr. wOlcOtt being President of sAe Dzy. and ex-SsnatOr Truman Smith, sae l&te Jadge Sanford. and other promi- E<sa esszzeas at that tame residing here, taking part Of the Committee of Arrange @e@Es twO-Jadge 0.S. Seymour and Ma CT Jasoa whfting-stiII survive. On our O~t ssae p&ges. next week, we shall publish the Eaquirer then Ccuoty Post) report 0E th@ prOceedings on that memorable oc- czzsc7-
 -Ths sixteenth and last volume of Ap- pa~so@s' CyclOpedia. of which John D. CA&@pGla. IT. our predecessor in the ''L.zteAkeld Sentinel" is one of the asso- cate editors, is now finished and will be p1hli<Aed in about tao weeks. All the IElasEr~tsOns and maps in this work, which have beea engraved under Mr. Champlin's Pex~onAl supervision, have been mounted &y themselves on white Soard sheets and boana ln extra Morocco. for exhibition at she Censennial Exposition. They make a ~Paeadid volume. about three by two feet ia sSze. and nearly three inches in thick nex<A The illustrations number nearly s.Oaa and cost $lO0.O The Cyclope- aia Is Co ee followed by an abridged edi- tSoa. of which Mir. Champlin will also be one of the editors.
 The Flyers Sisters Troupe will be in this place. next week, and give their music al drama. ''0at of Bondage. " with Jubilee melodies. ballads Sc. on Wednesday and .Thzrsaay evenings Cyune 14th and 15th) us she Old Charch- The offer any num- bsr of eestimonials to the excellence of thesr sxkareainments from which we ex- tz@ek the fsIlswing:
 Among the most gifted vocalists in the coaatEy are the '.Hyers Sisters" (colored). Having heard them sing. and being ac- qs4lased with their history, I take pleas 1re sn cOnnending them to the conf 3eEce Of the pablic.
 ". Fl. DKPur. D. D.
 Assistant Edifrr Christian Advocate.
 have known the Flyers Sisters three or aear Fears aaa take great pleasure in re- cam@enaEng them They are wonderful slagers-thas ss not only the verdict of ZysrlI bat of musical experts. Their sanezng VII ansappolnt none, neither the ~-.maNlnMl world nor tlae general public. !" TAey have delighted the best Boston au. dsamuem mUaan and aaain.
 JAxEz RxDPAra.
 Redpashis Lyceum Bureau.
 TAa emkexaainment given by the Hyers Ssz2era' Company last evening vas excel.