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"The world is full of conatngs and goings," saith our quaint friend, Sir Thomas Browne; and as it was in his day, so it is in Those of our for mer fellow citizens who are residing at dis tance, may be interested in knowing of the changes which from time to time take place in our midst Many of the absent will regret to learn that MT. George Devey, long and favorably known as one of our most enterprising citizens, and for several years our efficient First SelectmaD, has removed from the town, and taken up his abode in Spring field, Mass Elisha s. .A6eynethy, Esq, formerly Judge of Probate, c, has also left us, and, we are informed designs removing westward in the Spring. We regret to lose such men; but rejoice in being able to add. that the Hon. Judge Chsrch, of Salis- bury, has removed to Litchield with view of ma king it his permanent place of residence-he hav- ing purchased the house in North street. formerly occupied by the Rev. MT. Brace. Judge Church is man Of the right stamp, and will prove an iD- valuable acquisition to our society.