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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-11

1t is stated that 900 bequeathed to the Uni
versity of New York, by Loring Andrews. has
and other funds to the amount OF
$4,000 bequesthed by others ave been r, duced
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-11
Postal Matters.
Counterfeit Bills.

The mail matter on railroads will be weigh,
for the next thirty days to fix the basis of the ne
four years contract.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-11

Adamson's Botanic Balsam being free from OPT,
and slullls not only allays the local irritation
but improves digestion and strengthens the consti-
tution hence it is used with the most signal sue
cess in Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Qnin-
sy, affections OF the throat and chest. All who
wish to preserve health and thus prolong life,
should use Adamsons Balssm. may9-+&wlw
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Deaths.

At Litchfield. tMilton Society," Dec. 30th. Thankful. wife of Mir. Ethan Kill bourn. aged "A years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Bantam.

The thaw, of last Sunday lowered the snow some in this vicinity. Travelling IS now very good.
 On Tuesday night, Jan. Ssh, 3 party went on sleigh ride up to Goshen. They thought they would go where there would be no trouble with snow drifts. If HI. N" had been looking to the south'0est, on Wednesday morning instead of the southeast, at Venus and Mars, he might have seen far finer sight.
 The Lyceum met on Wednesday night, and proceeded with ''The Trial. :" ''The Trial' is a mock shit, that has been brought against one of the members of the Lyceum for goiug home with another persons hat. The defendant pleaded mot guilty" and the prosecution proceeded with their evidenoe. Owing to the sudden illness of one of the jurors, the case will not be argued until January 17th. Messrs. Kilborns, Pond. Bartholomew and Nick erson for the prosecution; and Dudley, Griswold, Doyle and Hallock for the de- fense. The house was packed, last week, and crowd is expected at the closing 1 scenes.
 There was surprise party at the res idence of Mir. Thomas. on Wednesday evening, Jan 10th. The young people were from Litchfeld, and there was a very pleasant time dancing.
 --The new cotton manufactory is nearly finished. Some of the machinery is al- ready in, and business will soon be com menced
 -Wewould like to have "M," of Har- winton, tell how many years couple must be married to have sugar wedding
 X.
 Plenty of snow is making plenty of sleighing, increased business for the Litch field Carriage Co.,, and easy hauling for those who are bringing down machinery from West Goshen to the new mill now being built near the depot of the Shepaug Railroad. On inquiry I find quite an ex- tensive business now in prospect for Ban- tam. and l trust it will induce other en- terprisiDg men 10 improve the splendid water power which this place affords. II judge from the loaded cars so fte- quently left at Bantam that there is an increase of business on the Shepaug.
 The singing school taught by MT. W. H. Palmer meets twice a week and is quite success.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Wa WaSnIngron.

The Week of Prayer was observed with very regular though not full .st- tendance, and the subjects were more closely adhered to than on any former oc. casion, and were generally interesting.
 Mir. Colton's services as pastorclosed yesterday and we embrace the opportuni- ty to correct mistake in our last. The donation to MT. Colton amounted to no less than one hundred and seventy-6ve dollars, one hundred and twenty in cash.
 We are happy to learn that the La dies Home Missionary Society has re- vived, and propose to meet at Mrs. F. J. Brinsmade on Wednesday, of the present week.
 The names of twenty jurors were de- posted in the box, on the 1st inst. and las; week six of them were drawn ont for attendance at the next term of the Supe. rior Court. An unusual number.
 The first death of the year among us occurred on Friday evening at the resi- dence of Edson Seelye-a native of Pc. land named George Uffas, aged 29 years His funeral was attended on Sunday. afternoon at the Congregational Church, aad though stranger in a strange land, having left his home for fear of conscrip- tion in the Prussian army, he was carried to bis burial by six of his comrades, who came to this country four years ago, and six others who came from Water bury on Sabbath morning, to pay the last tribute of respect to their departed coun- tryman. s.
 am happy to inform your readers that Rev. Phebe Hanaford, formerly of New Haven, now of Jersey City, will deliver lecture in our Hall, on Wednesday eve. ming, January 24th. Also Miss Miles, who accompanies her will give readings and recitations after the Lecture. Many will remember the pleasure they enjoyed in hearing both these ladies, some years ago, in Farmers Hall. If your read CTS who live within ten miles of us could be made to appreciate their loss in not hearing Mrs. Livermore. they would hardly let this occasion pass without their attendance. Mrs. Livermore spoke in continuous strain of elevated thought for two hours and five minutes. Curious and interesting information. description and narrative, noble sentiments, senten- tious and sound discussion of great prac. tical problems, the glow and ardor of true aud lofty eloquence,snd not two hundred to enioyit. G. 1 WATERFOWL registered 36 births in 1876, 13 girls and 26 boys; 35 deaths; and IA l marriages. Miss Norrie, of Brooklyn, recently gave an entertainment here oi school children in costume, singing songs etc., which was quite success.-The county commissioners have commissioned Henry G. Scott. prosecuting agent, which was recently brought before Justice Hickox for keeping house of evil repute as regards liquor selling and other mat. ters. He was convicted and paid from $50 to $6O fines and costs. He thinks tn. climate of Waterbury will be more con. genial. 1 The REYNOLDS BRrDaE Granite Co, shipped car load of very fine granite tc Davenport, Ia., recently.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
New Preston.

 Rev. Mir. Lee from New Haven sup piled the pulpit Tn the Cong. church on Sunday morning last. Services were again held In the evening. There will be no afternoon services again until about April 1st.
 A business meeting of the Sewing Society. was held at "Bufnhan's Hall, on Wednesday morning, Jan. 17th; being the second meeting of the above named soci- ety. 1 A 'social hop" passed of at the res- idence of E. R. Beeman, Lake Side,) on Friday evening, Jan. 12th. A very large and select party were present and it would be needless to state that all. enjoy ed themselves. The music was furnished by "Wygant's Band." of New Milford Almost 100 persons were present. On Thursday evening, Jan. 11th, a small party passed off quietly at the "Sperry Cottage" Most of the young people on "Evergreen Avenue" were pres ent, and they report good time.
 On Saturday evening last ''sleigh party" composed of few young couples from New Preston, went to New Milford to enjoy fine sleigh ride. But hsur it proved quite another thing; they had the misfortune to ''turn over and the horses started for New Preston; but ''Robert" soon appeared on the scene of trouble and finally succeeded in quelling the high spirited horses, and, after few minutes, or hours, they came back to New Preston well satisfied. His mind is made up to this fact, that he will not start another sleigh ride until next moon. The public think that he is wise in his decision.
 The Lyceum was postponed for one week, on account of the party at Bee mans. It will come off on Friday even- ing of this week.
 pr. Lyman is no better and serious fears are entertained that he will never recover.
 The silver wedding of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Sperry, should have more than 8 passing notice. Tine company was large, nearly sixty being present, each bring ing presents worth from fifty cents to twenty-five dollars. MT. Sperry made a speech" in which he stated that he nev- CT had been sorry that % years ago, he took unto himself welded wife, and he should be happy to meet his friends again at the anniversary of his 50 years of married life, a hope that his neighbors and friends would be glad to see realiz- ed.
 MT. D. Kinney, the gentleman who has been in G. s. Cogswells employ for some three years past as stage driver. met with quite an accident. last week Monday. He had his head too near certain cows, and when she raised it she gave him blow with her horn that hit one of his eyes and came near putting it out. MT. K.' was off duty for few days, but now IS about to resume his work.
 The water is. so low that the mills have stopped running. The principal loser will be Geo. $. Cogswell, owner of the New Preston mills.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18

with Enquirer Harper's Weekly. y..............So'22 Haruer's Bazaar. ...o,Zo Harper's Magazine. e.............o .o,2o Atlantic Monthly. o,zO Scribner's Monthly. y.............o,20 The Galaxy. ........... ...o'zo The Agriculturist.. ............3 lo Arthur's Home Magazine. ....... DO .Paterson's Magazine*......-...3,50 ,50 Godey's Lady's Book. k...........4,O N. Y. Weekly Tribune: .........3,5O N. Y. Semi-weekly Tribune. ...4,5O N. Y. Weekly Times. .2'zo gu N. Y. Semi-weekly Times. ..... 30 st Nicholas. A. 40 Peters Household Melodies, ....5,2O
 '' La Creme de Ia Creme, .5,2O
 Parlor Music, c,........... 2O Demorest's Monthly Magazine, 4OO
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
warren.


 We are having lots of snow which the wind does not let remain in one place long Some of the roads have been block ed up for the past three weeks. but most of the main roads have with much labor been kept open.
 --The fine sleighing induced several to attend the "Haymakers" at New Milford and they felt paid for 90 doing
 -Tleir was quite large atteuance at the Social Hop at E. R. Beemans. Lakeside last Friday eve. In fact it. was early morning when the company departed.
 The Church Sociable is held this week, Wednesday afternoon, at Mrs. N. B. Strong's.
 We have had Deacons meetings, the past four sabbaths. Mr. Colton is to commence his labofs here, at the church prayer-meeting the coming Friday after noon.
 A child of Harvey Perkins is quite aick. 77 s@ ,a.. x.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
AarWlnton

ARR1vALs.-Mr. Norman Bull, of Or angeburg. s. C., is staying with his amt, Mrs. Lyman Wilson.
 SALE.-Mr. Levi Curtiss has sold out the Camps Mills property to an enter prlsing Englishman, named Carrier, from Pokeville. MT. Carrier intends to manu- facture knives. files, and shears. Such contemplating men as MT. Weston and MT. Carrier will make Campville lively place. We want few more such here, these dull times
 EDUcAT1oNAn.-Ou Academy school is again in full blast.
 JoLLY.-The young folks intend to have another dance at widow Halls, on Tuesday evening of this week.
 COUPLED Mir. Chas. s. Birge was mar ried to Miss Almira Frisbie at the resi- dence of the brides parents, last Thurs day. The happy couple made wedding tour to Bridgeport the same day.
 BIRTHS We forgot to mention last week the birth of daughter to Henry and Emogene Catlin, on the 3d inst, for mer residents of this town who live over the New Hartford line. Another daugh- ter was born to Elijah G. and Mary Gibbs, last week.
 FUNEAAL.-The body of Mrs. Samuel Catlin, an old resident of Harwinton, was brought here from Winsted for interment last Wednesday.
 SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. A kerosene lamp was knocked from the table of MT. Hart Barker, last Monday night, and the oil took fire but was extinguished with ashes by Miss Eva Barker before much damage was done; and, on the morning of the same day, fire was discovered in a closet of the house of MT. Henry Coe. This fire was also extinguished after burn. ing through the ceiling and the floor, and consuming all of the "best clothes" of Mir. and Mrs. Coe. Both fires occurred on the same day, and both houses are situated on the same road.
 GRAND COMBINATION OF ITEM1zERs. Apropos of Jacks invitation. if we only knew when he was going to have another ''party" we would certainly come and bring our shovel and all. We eau handle shovel with the best of them: we can ''take the first three steps," and go through the mazes of "ioly old miller" as we'll; and We think we are nimble enough yet, to play Copenhagen" Per. chance we might call on "H. N" in Go- shen. and take him along to stir up the young folks little. Jack was more for tunate than we were. at Christmas; no one remembered Little Ghonnie." i've are prophet without honor in our own country" -MoRE LAST WoRDs.--It is rumored that Mir s. T. Rowe has sold his place in South Harwinton.
 A surprise party, and a dance was held at Professor Chatfield's. week ago last Friday night. A slight row occurred at the East Litchfeld Singing School, last Saturday evening.
 The Naugatuck R. R. | Go. filled their large ice-house, last week, and then ship. ped few carloads to New York, but have now suspended work till further or ders. There is plenty of ice left yet. LITTLE GHoNNIR,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Active ARents wanted instantly to introduce tn.
.CBDTBUOIAL GXPDSITIlN
Described and illustrated.

Described and illustrated.
 Nearly 800 pages; only S2 50; rich illustrations: and
 treasure as the best and chea pest History of the Great Exhibition Endorsed by Officials, Prtsa and Clergy Is selling immensely. One lady cleared S36O In four weeks. Act quickly. New or never. For full particulars, address HUBBARD BRoS Publish. CTS, SOs Main Street, Springfield. Mass. 4IwI
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18

.Must commence with January or July number.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up ar- rearages before taking advantage of the foregoine propositions :; and subscribers who ere in aosancs may deduct the amount their subscriptions are @" vance.
 Money rhould be sent by post.ofcs order, check or registered letter, if possible If remtances are inaoe by mail cannot be responsible for JOSS before the letter reaches but will take all risks Of remance to the clubbing periodicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Pos. once, LitchaeId, Conn.. Dee. I, 1876
MAILS ARRIVED

New York and Way by Naugatuck R. R. m. New York and Way by Shepaug R. R, 2:20 p. m. New York and Way by Naugatuck R. R. S:sop p. m.
 MAILS LEAVE. New York and Way by Nauga'uck K. R. 6:3o 8. m. Cornwall Bridge, Albany and the West, 6:3O a. m. Winsted and Way, 1l:30 a. iii. New York and Way by shepaug R. R. 2:30 p. ID. New York and Way by Naugatuck R. R. 30 p. m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Tbe Gitebhelo Guquirer,
 uTCNFlELD, CONN.
ENQUIRER cLussiNo RATES.

Our Litchfeld County subscribers may not often De able to take advantage of the low rates offered large clubs by most magazines and periodicals. For their convenience aud extra inducement to new coun- ty subscribers we will send the following periodcas to county subscribers, in connection with the hS' ouIRER at the prices annexed:
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
MARTA 4. a H4s14sD ORDER OF NOTICE.
EDWARD HAYLASr

State of Connecticut. Litchheld county, s. Litch. field, December 14th, lS76
 Upon the petition of the said Martha A. Hayland praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for of January. A D ls77. It appearina 10. and beiDS found oy the subscribing authority, that the said spondent ls absent from this Stategone to parts known-Therefore ordered, that notice of the pend eucy of said petition be given by publishing this der m the Lechheld Enquirer. . newspaper printed in Atchneld three weeks excessively, commeDcine on or before the 2sth day of December, A D 1876. Saw3 for Iitehaeld county
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
Births.

In Upper Merryall, Dec. 26. sonso Mir. and Mrs. G..o. Watson and Grandson of Isaac Dayton Esq. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
JosxPzrsE Horsos
] ORDER OF NOTICE.
 L.itchfeld county, ss.- Decem
AUGUsTus H. HoPsoN Qkake of C0nnakirv,x

Der lxth, A 1876
 Upon sne petition of the said Josephine Hopson praying TOT reasons therein set forth for divorce, now pending before the Superior Court in and for county to be held the fourth Tuesday of JanaAU, 1877. it appearing to, and being found oy ene s1oscHhng authority. that the said respond ent s aDsent from ths state-gone to parts unknown aaid petition given by prbIishfnQ ihis order in the Liscnned EnQsHer, newspaper printed in Litchhsd, three yeeks snccsssively, commsncing on or bsfors the 90th day of December, A lS76
 WM. L. RARsoM. Clerk of the Superior Court ss~S for LitchAela county
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26

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The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
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