Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26
LITCHFIELD.

Mir J. Deming Perkins and Miss Lucre. tia Deming have retured from the city.
 Mrs. Ray and her daughter have returned from their long visit to Cincinnati.
 -Dr. Wiggin IS enlarging and greatly improving his house on South Street.
 Judge Seymour has recovered sufficiently to make trip to Bridgeport this week.
 Warden E. O. Peck, of Wethersfeld, ii spending few daysin town.
 -Mr Mason is out and his wife is recover ing rapidly from the accident reported last week
 First arrival of Fleischmann's Com. pressed Yeast on Friday, at F. D. McNeil & Co.
 Mrs Theodore Baldwin has been in town during the week putting her very attractive place under Chestnut Hill in order.
 Presiding Elder Hill will preach at the . M E. Church next Sunday evening at 7.3O. The afternoon service will be omitted.
 The Lake View flag is flying again, Mir Brown having opened for the season. It looks wonderfully spruce in it's new coat of pant. The Circulating Library holds its Annual election on Thursday evening of next next week at their library room.
 Mir F. Keohler, has engaged an assist ant for the summer, and the masculine public weareth a smooth and smiling countenance.
 David c. Bulkley is repairing the front of the Furniture Warerooms of Messrs. Fuller & Trowbridge.
 We notice from the papers that the wife of Dr. E. w. Blake formerly of this place and now of Waterbury attempted suicide re- gently by taking audapum. Her life was saved by physician.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry w. Vessels cele- brated their wooden wedding on Monday eve- ming. The rooms were very prettily decorated with flowers there were many nice presents, and the wooden" bride and bridegroom gave their guests hearty welcome, and. altogether the affair was a decided success.
 Two Enquirer devils (denaors in the Re- vision) went out to see Barnum at Hartford, Friday. They saw the elephant, arrived in Waterbury little too late for the evening Naugatuck train, but came in rejoicing about Saturday noon, rather tired and weak of pocket, but with the sublime consciousness of having seen ''The Greatest Show on Earth"
 The exercises of the Teachers Institute will begin at nine o'clock, this (Thursday) morning; in the evening Prof. Merrill will lecture on ''The Arabs and Arab Life in the Syrian Deserts" Friday evening Dr. Cham berlain will lecture on "Our New Southwest, ' and Prof. Hubbard will give select readings.
 On Tuesday evening of last week there was an exhibition of Mrs Jarley's Wax Works at the Rectery. MT. Francis Wells. of Phil adelphia, took the character of Mrs. Jarley and was apparently the ''original and only himself. The Wax Works were preceded by a burglary in which Mir. Wells took the ''open. ing" part. There were declamations of Clar. -ence's Derwip, from Richard III, by Mir. John B. Hollister; and the Gladiator by Mir. Nilsson, both of which were very fine. The proceeos of the entertainment were $22 .02, the two cents having been put in extra by some enthusiastic contributor.
 The June Civil Term of the Superior Curt begins on Tuesday the Eth of June. The first case assigned is Toohy's Appeal from Probate, will case which is expected to take all the week. If that case is not tried then the following cases are assigned for trial that week,
 Crossman vs. Baldwin Hale vs Trsadway, aSc., Flowers vs. Bissell, Quigley vs. Whit 1lesey, Moore vs. Stone, Wadhams vs. Moore, Whittesey vs Northrope, Berry vs. Nellis ct al Wadhams vs. Herald, &c. FilIey vs Hopkins.
 -MAsoNIo CENTENNIAL -The brethren st St. Pauls Lodge, No II, Li.chfeld, Conn.,, wiil celebrate the tooth Anniversary of the Iodge on Wednesday, June 1st, 1881, in Ar. mory Hall, at 7:30, p. m. The public are invited to attend. The following is the order of exercises:
 1. Overture by the Orchestra
 2. Prayer by Rev. H. M Sherman, of Tor rington
 8. Music
 4. Historical Address by Dwight c. Kill bUurn, Esq.
 5. Music.
 6. Poem, by Rev. A. N. Lewis, Rector of Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity, West. port.
 The exercises will be followed by Ball in the Hall. Music by Hotchkiss' Full Orches- tra- Dancing Tickets, $1.0O. The pubic are invited During the evening a Collatiou will bt served to the fraternity in the Armory.
 Supreme Court of Errors tries the Ltch field county cases at Hartford this week Tire docket IS as follows:
 Preston Atwood vs. Town of Woodbury 'Cothren for plaintiff Huntington and sey smour for defendants.
 Lott Fena vs. Mahlon H. Bancroft &c tGraves for plaintiff; J. W. Johnson and An drews for defendants
 Davld M. Cowles vs. Scoville M. Bucking ham. Andrews and Seymour for plaintiff Terry for defendant.
 Anna Mccormick vs. John D. Badau, &c Roraback and Andrews for plaintiff; DeFor est for defendants
 Joseph A. Newbury vs David Hinman Andrews and Moore for plaintiff; Kilbourl flor defendent.
 Levi Baldwin vs. Samuel N. Ensign Graves and Hickox for plaintiff; Andrews ant Kilbourn for defendant. Dwight E. Seeley et ur. vs. Litchfielt. McMahon and Fenn for plaintiff Woodruff and Andrews for defendant. Peter Funk Jr. vs. John Gallivan An drews and Roraback for plaintiff; Graves an, Cleveland for defendant Louise P. Steavens. &c. vs Robbins Ba. tell &c Lawrence and Smith for plaintiff Andrews fordefendants. Louise F. Stevens &c., vs. Abel Camp &c Lawrence and Smith for nlaintifP. Andrew