Litchfield enquirer., 1879-01-23
LITCHFIELD.

Mir. Seth Griswold. of Milton, has remove te Texas, we hear.
 Rev MT Wilkins paid his old parishioner flying visit, last week.
 Rev. Storrs Q. Seymor, of Norwich preached at St. Michaels on Sunday.
 Mir Win L. Hopkins has sold to John NJ Stanley. six acres of land in Northfield.
 MT Andrew J. Pierpont is enumeratini 1he scholars for the Center District.
 Waterbury spares us Mr W. s. Judd ant BIT. Arthur D. Hale, for few days.
 The Naugatuck R. R. Go. have some 15 O0 tons of ice slowed away iR their ice house
 Key. Gee. l.. Tavlor of WoIcottvillt preached a; The East Litci,field Chapel or Su,s,iav aftrrr~on last
 Hon Giles Potter, of the State Board of f.flc4t!pu will i've here again. next week, booking up ;i,- matter of truancy.
 Nr. Dxigll, w Clark has returned to Ga- Aaj-..x- office after several months sty..-nc,- frozl severe illness
 Sheriff Baldwin is sending large number ei IoyS lo Bislow's MiI from the Iot which ht Escfn;ly bought of Nr Bissell.
 -Darius Chapter. Ne Is, R. A. NJ, will hold nieeting on Thursday evening, for the purpose of conferring degrees. A full atten dance Of the members is requested.
 The Double Ripper Club" which has S-yv pF weeks p4ss has been compelled to suspend operations for several days on account of deep snow.
 The interesting Gospel Meetings held in the Congregational and Methodist churches during the last week, with such gratifying re- sIlts. will he continued every evening the pres eui week, with the assistance of Watson V. Coe, Esq, of New Haven.
 Mir Foster. of West Winsted, will be at the store of Vessels tS Gates on Monday next, with choice selection of foreign and do- mezsic wOolens. prepared to take orders for anything in his line. Persons wishing good custom work. should give him a call.
 The Rev Hiram Stone is expected to lec- ture ia Bactaln on Monday evening, Jan. 27th ar th- h9ar Of o'clock, the former appoint meuE noS being met on account of storm. Sub iect- The Prehistoric Mound Builders of the MsSsisSipfsi Valley
 -Edgrae COby was arrested by officers Bjak-=nau and Campbell on Saturday night, ch1r--si wIrh burglary and theft. He was bVoH<nF h~fn7e Justice KiIborn on Monday, convicted af the theft. and appealed. On the charge If burglary he was bound over to the Sur~rinr Court for trial Tn default of bail he x@s furnished with lodgings at state expense. -Tae Superior Court begins it's January Term on Tuesday next with trial of civil jury czS-s Judge Hitchcock holds the term. The assignments are as fellows:
 Fsr< Hsek-PoIIy's Appeal, Booth vs Brad Icy. Hughes vs- POss. Rossback vs- Naugatuck RR
 .Sseszf WSsk-Osborn vs. Schoverlng, Thompson vs- Allen, Nichols q d. vs. Curtiss. es .xL Hunter vs- Peck. Newton vs. Tucker ttwS c%s=sl. Hopkins vs- Hopkins Bowermsn ~t aL. VI Lewis. Mccormick vs- Badau ct a.
 -The revival meetingsconducted by Messrs Johnsna. Plant, and Merwin have been held curing the pas week. in pursuance of notice h~rrsofo-e gwen The meetings were we'll at- ,eai>,I especially that at the Congregational ehurrh on sunday evening, when every seat w<s filed Al the lster meetings in the week many r'rs- for prayers and, on Sunday eve ninz-a inquiry na=rting was held in the Chap ei af5easf-d by sOne I5O young people The xeufLezaen having the movement in charge Were - much encouraged that meetings are sa hs hrld every evening this week. They are fs be cOaias-tssi hy MF. Zoe of New Haven, the ssh~r seu.les's-n having appointments else wa~-