scR THE LrrcHrIELD ENerIRER.
FcR THE LITcHFIELD ENQrlRER.

 The Litchfeid County Temperance Society held their monthly meeting Litch6eId, (SOulh Farms, the 23d alt.

 Owing to the unfavorabIe state Of the weather and roads, the meeting was not as numerousy attended, the auxiliary societies as generally represented, as usual. There was, however, much information communicated of nature to be interesting and en- courag;ng to the friends of the temperance cause. Such particularly was the testimony presented by three of highly respectable standing in society, whose average ages amounted to more than seventy years, of their change in the of the last year from long habitua of Ardent Spirit, to entire abstinence, and with the saIutary and happy sBlis. One of them considered it his duty travel nearly thirty miles delegate from an auxiliary 90. cie, to contribute his aid and influence in promotion of the temperance cause. Another, seventy two years of age. notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. after travelling than ten miles arrived the place Of meeting in good season, in the same ea- paciy. This venerable man stated that until within the last year he had heen firm believer in the utility eG a moderate nee Of Ardent Spirit, and that he had during the course of long life practised on the doc- teine. After hearing last spring sermon by the Rev. Mr. Bates on the subject Of temperance reform alion, which he said lie did not "nuch ike," he and his family were sext day pre'entSd with tSe eOaslitu