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FOR THE LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER.

 MT. ADAMs-Our town was called together usu- al the first Monday of January to dispose of the li quor questionable subject was most summarily dis posed of by voting to dissolve the meeting without any action whatever-thus debarring all (except reg ularly licensed nnholders) from engaging in the ne farious traffic.

 The Selectmen ofthe town having been requested by the requisite number of voters, warned another meeting to be held Monday 3lst ult. "to see if the m habants of said town will license the retail of wines and spurious liquors in said town the year ensu- ing The town assembled according to warning, and motion was made to see if the town would grant any licenses for the year ensuing, which was decided m the negative most emphacalIy, s in fa vor of granting and S9 against 1t. Thus we think. MT. Editor, that VIC are entitled to portion of the praise so worthily bestowed upon our sister towns for the firm stand they have taken respecting the sale of ardent spirits. Most truly does this come as a death blow to some of the groceries in our town COf which we had not few,) and whose main de- pendsnce was upon the sale of this pOisOn-and on the other hand, no doubt, many hearth was glad dened by the dOings of Our town, and many heart has been raised in thankiuness that this poison has in a measure been banished from our town. F.

 Salisbury, Feb. 1, 1892 fw-