Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-25

with the Gulls, by Mrs. Diaz; About Frogs and Toads; Sally Swan; The Old Cider Mill; Travelling in the Air; Ettie: Our Young Contributors; The Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box.
 1 J. R. osgood & Co, Boston; g year. See Enq. clubbing rates.
 ATLANTIC MONTHLY cetains: Mademoi- selle Olympe Zabriski; The Old Surprise; Thomas Jefferson's Last Years, by James solomon; Golden Dell: Gunnar, 8 Morse Romance; The American Pantheon; Hon. est John Vane, ..by J. ". DeForest; Fran ces Wright. General Lafayette. and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley; The Germans in the West; Daniel Treadwell, Inventor; Some Objections to the Sea; Our Popula- ton in 1900; Recent Literature; Art; Pol itics. 4'.'~
 J. R. Osgood & Go, Boston; $4 year. See Enq. clubbing rates
 GoDEY's LADY's Book contains: Garry I ing Weight; Bessle's Wooing; The Func- ton of Sentiment; A Weeks Rural En- tjoyment; Aunt Mehitable's Winter in Washington; Halloween at Farmdale 1; Work Department {; Receipts, Fashion Plate, Patterns. Music, Poetry, Short Ar ticles, &c.
 Louis A. Godey, Philadelphia; 8 year See Enq. clubbing rates.
 OLD <. NEW contains: Old and New; A Tale of the Simplon, by E. E. Hale; Puck; My Time and What I've Done with It; Socialism in Europe; Country Sights and Sounds; A Flower Room; The Changeling; The Father of Zebedee's 1 Children; Susan Goes to the Derby; Is Seeing believing?; The Springfield Regat- ta; Scrope, or the Lost Library, by F. B. Perkins; The Examiner; Musical Review
 Roberts Brothers, Boston; $4 year. See Enq. clubbing rates. -- -.-l
 BLAcKwooDs contains How John was Drilled; The Parisians; Don Carlos, Duke of Madrid; My Active Subaltern; Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, John Stuart Mill; The Sparrows of the Temple; New Books.
 Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, New York. .-.- -s PETERsoN's MAGAZINE contains: Little Willie's Nurse; Mrs. Guandell's Daughter; My Ideal; ''How Abbie was Caught : ''Thoe;" Cecil Vail; Gretta's Gold; The Lost Inheritance; togeth wither Patterns, Fashion Plate, Poetry, Engravings, &c.
 Chas. J. Peterson, Phila.; g year See Enq. clubbing rates. -.-------f. .
 Family Gathering of fHarrisons.
 In the Enquirer of Sept. 11th, was an announcement that there would be gath ering of Harrisons at Branford Point on the 18th of September. -s --seg= F.
 There are quite number of this name in Litchfeld county; and some of us re- sponded to the invitation to attend this family reunion.
 1 About fifteen representatives were pres ent from Cornwall, two from Litchfeld, three from Morris, and five from Bethle- hem. We found that it was not expected that there would be large attendance upon this occasion; but that this would be meeting preliminary to more gen. era1 gathering at future time. The com mittee therefore who issued the call was both surprised and gratified at meeting with very large response.
 Besides those mentioned above, there were large numbers from Branford and adjoining towns, twenty-five from the vi- cinity of Newark, N. J., and several from the West. Francis E. Harrison of New Haven, was appointed chairman and Wal lace K. Harrison of Bethlehem, secretary. The exercises were opened with prayer and singing the good old tune Coronation. This was followed with interesting ad- dresses and songs by fine quartette choir, and solos. Then q fine dinner was served by Landlord King of the Branford Point House. After dinner, many pleas ant speeches were made interspersed with singing, all closing with the patriotic tune America. fe-s, ,.f g4-.z.f -..,- .--st. ,.... A permanent organization was formed with Hon. Henry B. Harrison of New Ha- ven, as President, and Rev. G. J. Harri- ! son and Wallace K. Harrison of Litchfield county, as Secretaries; and Vice Presi- l dents and an Executive committee from ! various towns. Among those present were three broth CTS, aged ST, 78, 77, who had come from New Jersey. There were also present ! two sisters aged 90 and 92; and besides these many of advanced age. Longevity seems hitherto to have been marked feature of the family. The m ceting was much enjoyed by those who attended, and we advise all who belong to this family circle to make their arrangements to at tend the reunion which it is expected will be held at the same place, early next Sep | tember. a.aof il t9 .s.i3f1sF' a Tal Christianity not Creed.