Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1880-10-21
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Rev. Mr. Epson, of New Preston, supplied
the desk Sunday, while large number of
his former parishioners composed part of his
aud fence. "aa -"r - -.
Although Goshen is so near Jupiter, it
does not ripen all the raspberries, for in this
locality they have been picked by Nelson
Hull and George Black, as fresh as in July,
and the last week in Sept. we are informed
Robert Black had a raspberry cake Of fresh
picked berries.
"A singing school under the instruction Of
Earl Buckingham, will commence on Wed
nesday evening of this week. The young es-
pecially are invited to attend. -t.s q
Among the visitors Of the past two weeks
have been Milton Hoover of Washington, D.
| c.; Mrs. Martha Gold, of Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Gold, of New York; and
Others. Mr.. John Hollister and family depart
the morning for Medina, Ohio. Election in
| Ohio Tomorrow @
We would inform ~" that the sixtieth
| anniversary OF a marriage is pearl wedding,
| not diamond, and at the celebration at Mr..
| and Mrs. HOLSTERS there was one real Pearl
from Medina, Ohio, and Ruby from Wood
bury, Conn. ...l.g ,..'..s.,.s.....
Entered into rest, Sept. 2Sth, Mary, the
faithful wife of Amos Hallock, aged SO years.
She became a christian in early life, and ever
| maintained christian walk. Her. worth was
best known in her own hou sehold where she is
greatly missed. l.~sef-9 -, s,a
There is considerable Sickness IN town Of
| typhoid and malarial fever, but not any fatal
cases as yet. We regret to learn the severe
illness of Mrs. Frederick Newton, at Wolcott-
| vile. . nc-as7a-.t .rl9ass' .."9'.).tea ~
"A large number of our people attended
the Danbury Fair, last week. 'jt1 > tslf !]
AS the smoke of the town election has
cleared away, it was found to have partaken
very much ofsthe fusion element AS there
were some mistakes in the report of last week
we copy from the records: y,,, .Ja,ss3 asst.
Assessors-H Henry W. seeley (RJ, Sol ! T.
| Morehouse CD. '"' Il f'-.,3e',>, - -,
Seleetmen-Ch Charles L. Hickox tR), Stanley.
Williams (R), Stephen s.; Morehouse (Fu-
Town Clerk, Uncertain, miscount of ten in
| I'd voting district if'- -
Town Treasurer and Treasurer of Town
| Deposit FGnd-S. D, Plat Fusionl. q. e = :.
| Agent of Town Deposit Fund-Orestes
Hickox7(DlT1 nsd III rs" sayHH s7.77z7'
Board of Reief-George X. Logan (R)..S.
j. Nettleton (R), Eliada N Mere (D1. AS go
Registrar of Birihs, &c. Henry III. Mores
1 house D1,sa ..,fu 4e.x "a n,Ies8 ~ ~
Grand Jurers-David B..MeekerfR), IS. Il.
| Welton Oh the third uncertain, miscount
Constables Alfred H. Wyant CD Eliada
N. More (D), Horace Bristol (D).l tHT
Registrars of Voters-+Sheltnn j. Logan (R)
Herman O. .Averin s(R), VIM. e0'Dcll (D),,
Frederick Watson CD. ~ K n f4oi,l>, II !:
| School Visitors-E Earle Buckingham ID,
Charles N. Beach CD.
Town AuditorsTGuy 6. Ford, Dayton
.saJpstices Of the Peace Guy C. Ford Union
| r., John G. Fem Union RI, George s.
Clark CRY, Earle Buckingham (R), Daniel s.
Baker (R) Seth n Taylor lRl g .. Camp
| (R) George S. Cogswell (Fpsion) !. s. s. 81
| Constitutional Amendment Yeas. so
Nays. a~ 81 s.ifsa Ire iefs 7 u . go
License SO, No License 14S, SO majority.
At an adjourned meeting on Saturday
against minor officers were appointed, tax of
| fifteen mills on the dollar laid, and Alfred r.
Wyant appointed collector The Selectmen
instructed to appoint a suitable person 10 each
School District to superintend the repairs of
Roads; also to open and repair the Tinker
Hill road so called. = ia sasl4 IS A}ae 80
tsI Gfffsse7 ;s-.xs .fsiiaT IL. ~ :,
| r.. - es5gi,a7-----i sAz ,,a isies IS
/ teass CORNWALL BRIDGE. s@t3iii' p, t4
In addition to rejoicing. farmers are. finish
ing up their fall work, these pleasant DAYS.
Cider berries in great quantities are being car,
ried to the cider mills, the juice to be. used
probably for vinegar only. .@,.,.s -,
Our town meeting passed off quietly Al
democratic board was elected excepting town
clerk. .,w - s, .T,e. J.. -s.,s2..ss,s. =
4-Elbert ]. Beardsley, foreman on the John
Brooks residence at Woleftville, was in
town a few days ago, and informs Us that he
will complete that house before Nov. list. He
4 will sail Nov. 3D. from New York for 81 no.