Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-13
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 think, however rooms may still be found within the limits of the town, and also, at the hotels Among the arrivals of late, the following legal gentle men and their families Hon. F. A. Talmadge, William Curtis Moves, Charles Tracy, Edgar s. Van Wrinkle, Charles Butler, William Peet and W. E. Curties-all of the City of New York-The Rev. Charles Wadswtrth, of Philadelphia, Rev Dr. Wal ter Clark of Hartford Rev. Frederick Buel, of San Francisco, and Rev. Leonard Bacon, of New Ha- ven-Capt. William Franklin and Family, U. S. Superintendent of Lighthouses Washington, D. C., Mr. Welles and family, formerly of Welles, Butter field x Co.'S Express, Prof. Child, of Cambridge University, and Prof. Vettick, of Philadel- phia also, Prof. Twining of New Haven.
 Arrivals at the Mansion House, the last week, of permanent Boarders.-Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Street, New Haven, Mrs. Captain Foot servant and fam lily, w. H. Dodd, Hartford S. Barker and family. do, William c. Sibley, Georgia L. G. Terry, Adli- an, Mich, Mrs. Pratt, Boston, Miss Leet, and w. H. Phillips and lady, do., William Foster, New Haven E. K. Foster, do., J. w. Canfeld, Cincinnati, Ohio P. Lynch, New York, G. H. Cheever, Savannah. Ga., Henry S. Warner, New York, S. G. Cheever and
 
 Caswell, two daughters and son, A. H. Wenzler. N York, Dr. Clark, lady and two children, Hartford Mrs. Gardner and family, Troy, and E. w. Williams lady and son, Hartford
 At Smith 's-Hram Warner, lady, two children and servants, New York; Charles Tracy, lady and five daughters, Miss K. Tracy and Master Charles Tracy, New York, Mrs, White and the three Misses White, New York, Mrs. Giles White, servant an children New York, Miss Julia Clinch, New York, Miss Ann Clinch, New York Mrs. Eli Whitney, fam lily and servants, New Haven, Mr. Wells, family and servants, New York. Mrs. Bogart, family and ser wants, New York, Byron Sherman, family and ser wants, New York; John Latimer, family and se:- wants, Blooklyn, L. l., George Gould, family an servants, Troy, N. Y, Edward S. Gould, New York, MT. Weiser, family and servants York, Pa.
 Among the guests of private families, Mir. and Miss Fuller, Andover Mass, Miss C. Davis, Hart ford, Miss Van Wrinkle and Miss Bissell, New York, Mir. and Miss Ladlaw, Brooklyn, L. l., Mr. Tracy. mother and sister, New York, Mrs. Theodore Sedg- wick and daughters, New York, Miss Delatield, New York, MT. Depeyster and family, New York, Dr. Z S. Webb, New York, and many others whose names have not been registered at the Hotels.
 The fair, of which we have so often spoken came off on Thursday, exceeding in every respect the prom ises which the ladies had made in the advertisement The receipts amounted to nearly S40O. Every one seemed to enjoy it. thc spending of their money, and having their toes trodden upon The hall was beautifully arrayed. The old town room and the tent which had been erected upon its side astefuy decorated with flowers and wreaths of evergreen, be- meath which were brilliant display of candles fancy articles and beautiful young ladies' We doubt if as brilliant assembly ever before came together in this vilage-and sure there never one where so much of good spirits generosity and kind ness pervaled the crowd. The hours were enliven- ed by the music of the Winsted brass bani, who hands of the ladies the choicest of the refreshments great proporto of the articles were sold and be- fore the hour of eleven, P. M nearly everything of the mass of refreshments which had been furnished had disappeared. We doubt not the new organ will sound loudly in the praise, of those whose energy and untrins perse in the good cause have been so eminenty successful In connection with this it is to be expected that the Rev H. w. Beecher will shortly deliver Lecture the "'"AAi" oA "'ASh VIII uc dppTOpTaCcQ 10 the provement of the First Church.
 The frat of course of lectures upon Agricul- tural Chemistry was given last evening by Prof Twining, of New Haven, at the Elm Perk Inst. tute. The lecturer illustrated his subject by se- rles of interesting experiments, for which an appa ratus has been brought to the Institute There is no subject of greater interest to this community and we trust the course will be we'll attended Dr. Richards exertions are of a most commenda- ble character, and in giving this free course of lectures to the public he confers a favor we have no doubt all will appreciate. The next lecture takes place on Thursday evening of this week
 WHAT WILL MAKE Coop D1NNER-A leaf from lettuce head measuring over a foot across, raised by Oliver Abels, slice from Warmers beef, and for dessert some of Kingsford's Corn Starch
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