Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
LITCIFIELD.

The Messrs. Bissell are painting the Lake. view.
 - Barber Kpehler sent his dog Duke" [" the show at New York, last week.
 Mir. Seth Pratt had in another car load of horses Tuesday morning.
 The Center School registers about 100 scholars
 MT Bishop has been putting new stoop on his st,re occupied by Mrs Peck.
 MT. Ferry has rented Mrs. Braces place on North Street
 "A party of Gypsies have been encamped near the Emily Addis place. They moved on North Wednesday morning.
 The question of removing the park fences is considerably agitated. They must soon be removed or renewed
 Mir. C. D. Buell. will have a good supply of those choice Conn. River Shad on Friday and Saturday of this week.
 The Congregational Society hold their an nual meeting on Monday afternoon next at the Chapel.
 -rl. , elect n.n net Monday for selection of jurors for the year following September first.
 See new advertisement of Bishop 6 Sedg wick's great bargains offered buyers, and solemn warning given debtors
 Just ohe hundred dogs registered this (Wednesday) morning. Another hundred are waiting registration or---
 Mrs Sarah Murphy has conveyed to her. husband Patrick Murphy her place on Spen. cer Street. M Persons desiring rubbish removed from their premises ty the V. l. S.. will leave a notice at the Store of F. D. McNeil, during the present week. See advt
 Mir Seth Pratt is making change of his-driveway from the west to the east side of his house. His plan is to move his house up to his west line In the meantime he. uses some six feet of the school house lot.
 By act of legislature passed at its last ses- sion the Supreme Court for this county is changed to Hartford. The cases from this county are assigned for Tuesday the 24th inst
 We have been requested tO ask for the re. moval of the old Cart that has adorned the green for the past two weeks. It is suggested that leave might be obtained to place it on the school house lot.
 State Armorer Bugbee came up. last week. with an order for the removal of the arms uniforms, equipments, and all other property used by Co. H. The property was turned over complete and in good order.
 We hear with regret of the death of MT Charles B. Vail, "f the firm of Baker, White field. Vail & Cr, of New York He was son of the Rev. Herman Vail, late of this place.
 The Annual Meeting of the Wemans Board of Missions was held at the Congrega. tional Chapel on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Mclean was elected President, Mrs. Geo. C. Woodruff declining a re nomination. MT. Foster, of West Winsted, will be 8, the store of Wessells and Gates on Monday next with a choice selection of foreign am! domestic wooiens, prepared to take orders tor anything in his line. Persons wishing good custom work, should give him call and ex anime the new line of Spring Goods he is pre- pared to exhibit. A meeting of teachers was held on Satur- day afternoon to make arrangements for the State Teachers Institute to be held at this place on the 26th, 27th, and 18th of May. A committee consisting of Mr. White and Miss Perkins, of the Center School, and Alvin Wetmore, of Chestnut Hill were appointed to solicit entertainment for teachers attending the Institu
 The C"unty Commissioners are anxious to provide better court accommodations. They want Clerks Office, Siates' Atty's room, and jury room below. This would leave two consultation rooms upstairs. If the town would renquish its interest in the hall below, there would be abundant room, other wise an addition would be necessary It strikes us that under all the circumstances the town can afford to be accommodating.