Litchfield enquirer., 1880-07-15
LITCHFIELD.

Prof. John H. Brocklesby, of Trinity Collage, is staying at Mrs Braces
 Quite number of Census enumerators are here awaiting corrections.
 Mir Cromlish, of the Methodist church, preached at the Congregational church on Sunday evening
 We hear that MT. Candee has something over fifty boarders, and the other private boarding houses of the place are crowded in the same proportion.
 J. A. Thompson, fashionable hairdresser; 1; room in rear of W. K. Peck's store, West St. Hair cutting a speciality.
 MT. William Cooper has quitclaimed a piece of land with buildings thereon, in North field, to Sarah E. Penfied.
 Dwight c. Kilborn Esq, has returned aafe from his visit to Georgia, which indicates that that section is so far peacibly inclined
 --DIr E. A. White has come back from a brief experience in having, disabledby pitch fork wound in the left hand.
 Prof. A. M Loomis, of New Haven, pro- poses the organization of dancing class in this village. Capt E. E. Vail, of Florida, former resident, is in town for few days stopping at the Mansion House.
 MT. Geo. c. Keep, of Brooklyn, will con- duct praise service at the M. E. Church. next Sunday evening, at half past seven o'clock.
 A deed of the William Stone place given the late Philip Bissell by Deacon Henry $. Bissell, in 1874, has been recently put upon record ; also deed of four acre piece of land given in 1877.
 The arguments of the case which has been so long trying at New Milford regarding the old Sperry -Tomlinson partnership account is to be made at this place during the present week.
 Mir Frederick Koehler, the successor of barber Hoffman, is doing a rushing business at his shop under the Mansion House, em blowing an assistant from New York. He is making a marked success of his enterprise by close attention to business.
 The Town is growing very lively with the influx of visitors. There was Hop at the Lake View, Saturday night; another at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening; and we hear of still another at the Armory Hall this (Wed- ncsGay) evening. In the annual readjustment of postoff1ce salaries the Ltchfeld office goes up from $15- % to $1700. Thomaston rises from $1400 to $;1S00; Winsted, from $500 to $16OO; Vol cottvile from $17O0 to $500; New Milford, from $1500 to $1600.
 pr l.. P. Hickok, former pastor of the Congregational church in this village, now eighty two years of age, has just finished work on Evolution which will be published in few months. Although his eyes have failed him so that his reading has been done by an assistant, he was able to write out the book in his own hand
 Prof. Sherlock is to give his long promised entertainments on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next week. The Pinafore chorus will consist of some thirty voices collected from this village, Bantam, Lakeville, and other places. The solo parts are to be taken as fol- fows:
 Sir Joseph Porter, F. A. Jewell, Lakeville. Capt. Corcoran, Albert Buell., Litchfeld. italph, C.. E. Kipp, New York. : Dic!; Deadeye, Prof. A. c. sherlocke. Boaswain, E. A. White, Cornwall. Josephine, Miss A. A. Sherlecke. lIebt, Lillie E. Bundy, Lakev'le. BIttrrcup, Mrs. c. Bissell, Bantam. Pianiste, Lulu V. Sherlocke.
 Tic comic operetta ''Mrs. Johnston's Trials" ly Prof. Sherlock, and Miss "A. A. Sherlock, will make very bright and pleasing after piece. Tickets are for sale at Wessells' and Gates, and Lake View House Cook & Porter, Gosh- cn; Bartholomew's in Bantam.
 REGENT ARRIvALs.-There has been 8 great rush of visitors during the past week fore seen it. The following are the recent ar- rivals at the various hotels, of persons coming here for visit of week or more.
 LAKE VIEw.-Mrs. J. S. Smith, New York; Mrs. N. Webster, Wethertield, Conn J. M. Galway and family, New York w. G. Gum ming. Norwalk, Conn. M. Bird, Norwalk,I { Conn ;E. R. Dibbee and family New York Mrs. and Miss Rhoades, New York H. B Pierce, San Francisco A. J. Crofut and fam fly, So. Norwaik, Conn. J. N. Hollingshead Philadelphia; Jno. Abendroth and family, New York Mrs. J. c. Converse and family, New York; John Hazleton and wife, New York; A. M. Loomis, New Haven; w. T. lIerrick, s. c. Metzyer. A. Mallon, of Thom- as Orchestra. New Haven; Jno. S. Barnes and family, New York; E. w. Abendroth ani family, New York G. w. Wilmot, New York; A. s. Pierce and family, New York; w. H: Oakley, Jr., New York Jacob Hal eted, New York; J. H. Purdy, New York C. II. Galway, New York H. L. Ross, Gun nixon, Col; ]. T. Mclaughlin, New York.
 UNITED STATES. s.-Gee. H. Hoyt and family Stamford, Conn.,; Wesley Burritt, New Brit ain, Conn. pr. H. J. Cate New York.
 ISLAND HoTEL.-A. Bulkley and family, New York; Mrs. James Hoyt,, Stamford, Conn.,: James Jackson and family, and Miss Jackson, New York
 BANTAM LAKE HoUsE. E.-Prof. H. A. Beers and family, New Haven and others.
 Bantam.
 MT. and Mrs Lewis BiSsell and others are to