Litchfield enquirer., 1872-03-21
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 me ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains: The Ballad of Carmilhan, by Henry W. Long, fellow; Jefferson in the House of the Bur gesses Of Virginia, by James Parton; Quite So; John Brown in Massachusetts,: A Com edy of Terrors; Diversions of the Echo Club; The Brooks Message; Immigration: Taine's English Literature; The Brewing oi Coma, by John G. Whittier; Septimius Felton, or the Elixir of Life, ", by Ma thaniel Hawthorne; The Poet at the Break fast Table; ". The Idyl of Battle Hol- low, by Bret Harte; Recent Literature; Art, Music, Science, and Politics.
 James R. Osgood $ O., Boston. g., a year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
 SoR1BNER's MONTHLY contains: The Mare Island Navy Yard, Gllustrated); Curiosi- ties of Plant Life Gllustrated); The Hero of the Commune; Hidden Treasures Gllus- trated); Awakened Japan; With the False Prophet; A Russian Easter; The Mullen vile Mystery; Backlog Studies. ", by c. D. Warner, Editor of the Hartford Courant; Shall We Say, ''Is Being Built?'' The Haunted Closet; At His Gates, by Mrs. Oliphant, K, XI; The Boy John; The Silent College at Washington Gllustrated] The One Human Race; Editorial Articles, Poetry, and ''Etchings."
 Scribner X Co.,, New York, $4, year. See Enquirer Clubbing rates.
 OuR YoUsa Fo1Ks contains: A Chance for Himself, by J. T. Trowbridge; What the Choir Sang about the New Bonnet Tommy the Peddler; Magnificent Glut. tony; Crusoe Life; A few Dogs; The first Baptism in Congo, by James Parton; Two Children; The. Little French Girl of St. Sulpice; Little Mary's Wish; Moths and Cocoons; Our Young Contributors; The Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box.
 James R. Osgood < O., Boston, g, 9 year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
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 EXCURSION TRA1N.-An excursion train will be run on the Shepaug railroad, from this place to Washington and back, to the Dramatic entertainment of Thursday evening, the 21st inst, starting from this place at 5, P. M Transportation to and from the hall will be free, as before.
 MT. r. M. Hale has sold his hotel property to Mir. George Wells of New Preston for $1O,0O0. It is understood that Mir. Hale will remain for sometime with Mir. Wells and assist him in the man. agement of the hotel. The guests and boarders who have patronized Mir. Hale will regretthe necessity that obliges him to leave the United States. MT. Wells Is an active, thorough and successful business man and the U. s. Hotel ought to be a success under his management.
 Robert Bond and David Delowry of Wolcottville were brought before Justice Geo. M. Woodruff on Saturday last on a Grand Jury complaint for assault, breach of the peace &c. at Mrs. Homer's house on South Street. Bond was fined five dollars and cost, but being unable to pay the sum he will board d few weeks at the county house. Delowry was discharg- ed.
 A Temperance society was organized in Milton about five weeks since and now has some twenty members. The Rev. Mr. Chapman of the Methodist church in this village delivered very acceptable lecture to the society about three weeks since.
 The singing school taught in Milton during the winter by MT. A J. Beach closed on Monday evening. It has been productive of much benefit to those who attended
 - On Monday, Mir. Patrick Lavin, who lives on Wolcottville street, was before justice Adams for an assault on Patrick Murphy He was fined one dollar and costs, which he promptly paid. Morrill, for State
 - Ethan Whitney and wife have sold their place, near the station in this village, to s. E. Cheney, for $1, 500.
 Mir. Almon J. Beach has sold ont his stock of goods to MT. Thomas F. Beach.
 WEST CORNWALL, March IT, 1872.
 MR. EDIToR:-Reunion is the order of the day. The soldiers of the late war have a hinh arrrnciatinn nf this annual festival