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Whifflesey .Meeting We perceive in the N Y. Evangelist, request to all the members of the Whttlesey family residing in the United States, to meet at the house of Dea Chas. B. Whittlesey, State street, New Haven, on Wednesday evening preceding the commencement at Yale College to in. cludr those ladies who have lost the name by mar. riage. as well as those who have not. It is thought that those who meet will be able to trace their lationship to each other. as we'll as their common descent from John Whittlesey, who died at Say brook, in 1850.

 These family reunions are becoming somewhat Eashion06le. and must. we should think, be source T pleasure to the members thereof. s

 It has been suggested that meeting Of the de- scendants of John Marsh and John Buel. who were among the original settlers ofthe town of Ltch6eld, should take place before long. Who will take the incipient measures to bring about such meeting