Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-25
LITCHFIELD.

MT. A. L. Train is Tn town.
 There is tc be hop at Armory Hall on Thursday evening.
 Mir Amos Tharp has sold % acres of land n the east part of the town to Mir. Harry Scovllle, for $500.
 Mir Edward Stone and wife have return- ed to their former quarters at the Garwood Sanford's place on West Street. ..
 MT. Ottman, pastor of the Northield Con- kregational Church has resigned, to take effect on the 1st, of Sept.
 We understand that the public sale of Intoxicating liquor on Sunday has been dis continued in thIs village.
 The beautiful fall weather of the past Jew days is very grateful after the disagree able weather preceding.
 Nothing could be better than the health of he village the present season. We have not heard of single case of fever in the past two months.
 Tine Merriman family hold a reunion at Mr. Hiram Merriman's on East Chestnut Hill, tomorrow Crhursday).
 Mir. Samuel c. Beach has quitclaimed to Dir. Seth Pratt all his interest in the sixty Acre tract of land about a mile north of this village, bought by them from the estate of the late Geo. H. Baldwin.
 We are indebted to Prof. c. F. Daniels tor a circular of the Baxter University of Music" with valuable annotations It is not common thing to see two musicians in such thorough sympathy.
 There was a good deal of noise in the streets, Sunday night, made, as we underst and, 8by young fellows from Wolcottville or Thom. aston, or both places who were indignant be- cause they found their expected supply of liquor cut off
 BANTAM FALLS and EAST CORNWALL Sun day Schools unite in picnic in Amos Kill bOurn's grove, Thursday, Aug. 25th. Rev. T A. T. Hanna, of Huntsville, wifi speak in the afternoon. giving an account of sights in the Holy Land.
 On Monday of last week Mrs. Mrs. Nc .Keeman started for Goshen As she was looming towards Bantam, a little start of the house caused the seat to turn over back wards throwing out Mrs. McKeeman upon her head and shoulder, and injuring her con. 'siderably. She is much better but not alto .gether recovered.
 There are A prisoners Tn jail on sentence pr waiting trial. Five of these are women he largest number we have ever known in this jail at any one time. Among these waiting trial are John Jones and William Graham sent up froneNew Milford for horse stealing. The name Jones is probably an GliGs. Lorenzo Galpin is in from Woodbury on charge of an attempt at rape.
 -Ar. EditOr.-I am glad to see your cor. respondents agitating the license question, and shall greatly rejoice when Ltchteld puts her veto on the accursed trafc. But will it not be well to see that the present laws on the subject are enforced, without waiting for the October voter Is not liquor sold both in this village, and elsewhere in this town, on the !Sa66ath, in direct violation of law? c.
 During the past week the following per- sons have registered at the Lake View: c. H. Brantingham, New York Barlow Stevens, BrooklyL E. J. Knowlton, Brooklyn; Jno M Pinkney, New York; w. H. Wilcox, Jr, Middletown; D. E. Thompson, Louisiana i; Rufus B. Cowiug, wife and daughter, New York l. A. Wheeden, wife and children, Brooklyn; Miss II. Hawley, Bridgeport E. F. Knowlton, Brooklyn; F. s. Bunce, Hart. ford; w. Thompson, New York; w. w. Stone and the Misses Stone, Morristown, N. J.; Mrs. A. k. Browning, Phla. Mrs. F. H. Lyon and daughters, Bridgeport; Mrs. l.. Whitney, Washington, D. C.. Mitchell, New York.