Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24
DEFERRED LETTERS.
ELLSWORTH.

After three months of extremely cold weather there seen.s tn be prospect of our thawing out agaia! It commenced thawius on Tuesday night and a rain set in early on Thursday morning which continued to fall steadily all day. until now. instead of being ''snow bound" as when we last wrote the En- quirer we ar ne lrly slrrounde,lby water. There is very little snow to be seen on the meadows at present writing indeed our '.beautifuI snow" has all turned to ''slosh"
 Mir. NewtonF. Everett, of Binghamton, N. Y., is visiting at his brother MT. c. B. Ever cit. "Welcome home."
 .G-As hbsseof.Mr. E.soch P Everett con- mitted suicide by hanging himself in the stable few nights since, making the third horse he five years. Mr. Everett is one Of our largest farmers and intends building large barn the ensuing Spring.
 Those who do not own wood are not the only oues swhosllaxe been iroubled fo$ get it this winter for those who have plenty of wood and hay have not been able to get re it for long tlmc. The latter is much of it in back barns where It has been impossible for teams to force their way. Some of the wells and spings which have been dry or hidden under the snow are patially filled; others are not affected, but now, as the old time nameless wit remarked, 1t is splendid overhead but not4harly seem totbe asdug bas way:PHl
 Parties have been of frequent occurrence about here this winter. There was one at F. Northrop's, recently, conducted by William Hall or, "Willie."
 s..7Mr.l J. Woosihnll, of New. Preston, has been visiting friends in this place.
 The many friends of Miss Esther Dunbar will be glad to hear that she is recovering from her late illness.
 Miss Eunice Burgess is quite sick and has been for many months.
 Edward. Wells. has moved. into Mir. G. Skiffs tenant houseG4 G1A0@U
 MT. Daniel Brown, of Canaan, recently moved his family into c. w. Everett's tenant house.
 Report says that twaot of our our taruerss-Mr. E. J. PerLee, and MT. Tunis Goodenough- are going to leave US in the Spring. The former goes to Sharon, on Mr. Gilbert Smiths milk farm the latter. to Winchester. Sorry to have them go, but may success and prosper. ity attend them.
 MT. Ichsbod Studley and family move to Winchester next Tuesday. K.
 w B.Hall & Co, prepistors of that Palace of Trade and industry in Bridgeport always seem to ride on lucky wave. They have this season made purchase at auction at great sacrifice to the owners and offer wonder faili bsJgAits' ) We clip tae rsllewiagitroh the Housatonic Ray:
 The opportunity of the season is in Bridge port, at the great sale of auction goods by that indefatigable Dry Goods House of w. B. Hall 6 Go. They purchased large portion of the stock of Sweetzer, Pembroke 6 Co.,, that was damaged by water. Ladies who desire to economize should visit the store and see tue wonderful bargains in silks now being given by the proprietors of that great Palace of in- dustry in Bridgeport
 w. B. HALL $ Co.
 WISHED I WAS DEAD After suffering several yesrs with the Leucorrhea, no doubt would have been, only aslady intuced he to try Sulpher Bitters. Now am well. Three bottles cured me.-Mrs C., Ne.cpoyt, R. I.