Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-03
LITCHFIELD.

-The Republican csusus will be held a the Town Hall on Monday at p. m.
 At the Center School last week. the total attendance was 127 average, 1OS.
 Waiter Peck and wife have sold theil place on Spencer St. to Simon Norberg. MT. Seth Pratt has sold a building lot al the northwest corner of theitract he recently bought of the Baldwin Estate to John Hurley
 The ladies of -St. -Michael's church meet at the Chapel to-day (Wednesday) to organ. ize a Sewing Society.
 There were services in St. MichaePi church on Tuesday morning (All Saints Day).
 There were morning services at the Cath. oic church on All Saints Day (TGesday) and All Souls Day Wednesday,.
 The rain of the past few days has been most welcome. It has filled inuumerabie F. empty cistsns, raised our streams and will no doubt soon reach the wells.
 The top mast of the flag pole has been lowered to it's usual winter position. It took quite crowd to do it, and see it properly done.
 MT. Whitman A. Osborn and wife have conveyed price of land on Beach Street to Mrs Emily Nj. wife of Walter D. Munson, of Cuba. lt.'- E'a-.J
 Attention is called to advertisement of Knights Lyceum Combination, which gives an entertainment here. on Saturday evening next. We are assured that it will be first class affair and one deserving of liberal pat ronsge from the public. !I, f%,t
 It was remarked on the street, Tuesday, that All Saints Day had brought into the will lage g very queer lot. of saints especially from Winsted. There was a horsey, devil may-care, go-as-yo -you-please, tske-it-straight, air about the pious from that section, which we never saw at any species of religious ob- servance before.
 -E --Many persons would ike to see Rev. MT. Seymour's letter in regard to the moving back of the School House fence on Nov. 1st, pub- lished again; we have forgotten just how it read CWe understand from MT. Pratt that he has arranged with the school cofpmittee for fur ther occupancy of the strip of land referred to above until ne can complete his arrangements for removaL--ED. ENo / The County Commissioners met Tuesday and licensed eight dealers in New Hartford and New Milford. There are fourteen recommen- dations from Wiusted, eight from Torrington, and four from Salisbury against granting, which remonstrances have been filed. The trial of the Wiusted remonstrrnce is set down for. Wednesday moraing of next week the Torringtou and Salisbury cases will come up Friday morning The license fees are the same as last year.
 4 Twenty four new electors have been ad. mitted, as follows:
 John B. Holister, Adolph c. Karl, Charles c. Moore. Charles R. McNeli, William H. Moore, Willie Perkins, George H. Williams, Henry s. Gillette, William Blackburn, Ceval. Jus c. Walker, Stephen A Naser, Christopher McBirney, James A. Costello, John H. Lynch, Edwin A. White, Edward 1. Hubbard, Beau mont Il. Johnson, Charles Buell., Henry c. ' Gosiee, Frederick H. u Gillette, Neil iStalkeri George B. Dean, Christian Ifaand, Eugene Curtiss.
 2a-The assignments made for jury trials at opening of the December Term are as follows : Tuesday, Dec 9th, Hunter vs Peck, Mich. ols vs Curtiss, Curtiss vs Nichols.
 Wednesday,, Dec. Eth, Mccormick vs Badau, etc., Ensigu Vs COwles, Frost vs Frost, Foll. ette vs Camp. ., Tnursday. Dec slh, Blakeman vs Bridge water, ,Cale, Administrator, vs Sssith, Green woods Co. ss Smilh, Levy -vs Booth, eHara vs Taylor.
 Second Week, Austin's Appeal from Pro. bate, Allen vs Murphy. .,
 The Annual Conference of the Litchheid South Consolation meets at the Congrega- - tienal' Chareh in this place Oh "Wednesday of this week. The programme of the meeting is as follows:
 1p. m.-Orgaulsation and prayer faeeting. 1:3O. 0n the Special Present Needs of our Churches; opened by Rev. E. B, Sanford aud Dea. w. H. Farnhain. 6" SS0, -Discassi0nI on Individual Responsi bility of Church Members; opened by Rev Mcssrs. Douglass and FreeIand.
 33O, O,-Dscussion on the Conditions of the Efficient Worki ngs of the Spirit; opened by Messrs. Harrison and Wychof. ~&
 7p. m.-Serman by Rev. MT Bonar, fol- lowed by the Lords Supper. r,
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 Il infer, from the fact that the officers of the V. S., do not intimate in their annual report, as has hitherto, been, their custom, what special work they contemplate for an other year, that the matter is as yet undecid- ed, and would like to make a. suggestion to them. Since the Burgesses have removed the fence from the west park, opening it to the people. the V. l. s., could not undertake any. thing which would be more acceptable, ol confer greater comfort dpou the public, thar to lay concrete walks through it. In my opinion there should be two of these walks laid diagonally; one from the corner o Meadow Street to the corner of North Street the other from the Court House corner to tn, northwest corner of the park. At the point o intersection Of these walks, central of tn, pask circular space, say. thirty I feet in di anaeter, should be eoncreted. and comfortabl, :, seats arranged around it, The above, walk .a would prove great convenience to larg, numbers of people and save much time now reQuired'in making the long circuit; while th, ceptre circle and seats would be a. great com fort on summer afternoons and evenings, es- pecially as we have so few shady and pleasan resting places for pedestrians.
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