Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
0bc EiteiI .iflh Gnauirer,
 uTCnFIELD, CONN.
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Tischfeld.
 -Fresl strzWtserTies at Champlns.
 -N~w Adver4is -,lent of Buell. X Weeeler, this week
 The sea,s in k Congregational Church, have been sold 50 lout the amount of $2,OOO
 We hear ti,.., Rev. Mir. Mclean is to make a Eurp;s- n during his four months vacation
 The h.irs q late Frederick w Plumb have been rlas,- ision of his real estate, by deeds C.
 -RaadoIr If Hartford, has convey. eza three ps, .nd. containing about 90 urrr<. in o his wife Nancy Grant. The ss. essenger train on the She- pmnx rziIEurs. -1ve here at 2:45 p. III. in s.eaa of I:lI ei last week, and arrive in New Yc-S as stated
 We no .r- B correspondence of the wiusssd H,--s.- :. Mir Philip S. Beebe, for naszIy Of th;s $ visiting Mr. s. 5. Rob- bins. Of IAkeH-
 -Dr. w .l ilas sold the Dr. Lyman R-er4ser uIas=- se intersection of Prospect and North Ssss- 8 Mir Henry R. Jones, of BvOnkIyn- The Ss.:ss .ourt of Errors holds it's May term, nzxs "a, beginning on Tuesday. Thrre are ffser. .ses on the docket-an unu- sadly Izrge
 The COul -,nmissioners were in town Saturday. saEi arrangements about the jail We haes .c new Sheriff will agree with the Co-a-.5 0ners on some good man fog iail<r, w:.J ~.sould manage the jail at 8 fair salary, ia :: a'crest of the county.
 -Hon- q. F. Hollister lectures at the TowH Hall ii Ne is. this Wednesday, even- in<. ca TemFfs1re; On Saturday evening next. he speaks la he Congregational church al New Preston . sad, on Thursday evening of next week- at ths Town Hall in Norfolk
 Mir Foster C. the firm of Foster & Hurl- huR, of we@t WinSed, will be at the store of wsseIls & Gate. on Monday next, with g ehaice selection of foreign and domestic wool ens. prepared to :4ke orders for anything in their line Persons wishing good custom work done should give them call.
 -Ar. Charles MOuIthrUp met with very serious accident on Wednesday. of last week. tie fell from scaffolding in the barn of his father, Mr Erastus F. MOulthrop, some ff- teen feet, breaking the bones of the elbow in several places. The injuries were attended to by DEs- Beach aII Gates.
 At Bantam tte Rev. Hiram Stone has besn making grcs improvements on the Will nOG place now ned by him. The whole, containing some I've acres, has been enclos- cd by heavy ste wall, and has been drain cd and cleared of e large stones, old apple trees. Sc, which z nerly disfgured it. The house has been p d also
 On Tuesday gening, Father Ubauldis made a strong ap! I to his congregation in the Catholic ChuTr.l in favor of Temperance He pictured the ev of intemperance in forci- ble language, a&d ,ed his hearers to aban- doc evil habits tka 'cOuld work their tempor- al and spiritual T. Quite a number of Prstessanis werc r. -ent in his congregation. The Temr,,rs Festival of last week was very sncc some two hundred and fifty people be sent, and the receipts ex- cesding fiftv q By request of the Exec urive Con re were readings by the Rev. Dir. N which added much to the eaJoy --E ssCyenIng. we hope gen ssed that there may be mrre enit of this description. It Was cer1sii fairly profitable but =a exfreEs gathering.
 -IGcH FRANCE ASSOCIATION Nr. D G. i=s ..G Willimantic, will deliver a lecture bs5s scciety on Friday evening the Sssh iuSa- :sss o'clock Mir. Lawson is ksxs.ly recosa, i by Gov. Helly and Dr. Emsshf Of SSs-s as a convincing and elo- &gaezf speakcs- as leetured in Waterbury, NmzxMsnck. = Y, and other places with .rrzs effect. r fine elocutiouist and will, 1f sarsSFrd g5ze few recitations from the RsrsS. We CT V invite everybody to be F<r~c=G
 The Rev. Fs laurence Walsh, of Wa sezAzEy. will s.e. lecture before this soci- s1y. al ArTaOsy H. on Friday evening of the $Iss inSz. zs -- :. p. m.
 -TAe hr-gz -sdperance meeting yet as- s<=Ascd in thss sc was called cut by Mir. MeAEasx7s IeCss $ of Saturday evening Not on1y were aEl sh ats crowded and many cszp<z8~d tO O'ssz.- but we are told that at hsz& eny H.Cge ws . obliged to go away, una
 
 hae Co gs1 irso ssse Hall.
 MT. MGAIEzsr made apoweEful address. en- fsrCzzg the duty c. total abstinence, . dry re- g@PsEulaEica OG the Leads of which would con- vvy uo uceiSa of ;.s force, it's vividness, and of tA< ps<snEial ard dramatic interest with which tA& ssOQaeus speaker clothes his ideas. He spske thro1gACu: as a layman to laymen, asssSizg the too prevalent tendency among gasEscA sPezkeEs to subordinate temperance to r<E<6sa m temperance address. The lecture w& vssy vel received and we hope this is not Ehe HnaE sime wG are to hear from Mr. McAlls-