The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-05

now the name of the Assembly grounds.
Fair Point as a name is now dropped.
Therefore direct your letters, packages,
etc., to Chautauqua, Chautauqus coun-
ty, N. Y.
For information concerning cottages,
tents, ETC., for the summer or during
the meeting at Chautauqua in August,
write to A. K. Warren, Esq, Mayville,
N. Y"
The Rev. Mr.. Gillett of Sturgis, Mich
igan, brought an excursion party of
ninety persons, gentlemen and ladies,
from Michigan to Chautauqua, last
year, who lived on the ground upon the
cooperative plan, and remained through
the entire session Of the Assembly; he
took them sll home again, and including
expenses of every kind, the entire cost
was fraction over twenty-eight dol
lars for each person.-Meadville Index.
A few days ago thoroughbred year
ling heifer, owned by Mr.. c. E. Berry,
was suddenly taken i'll and died in
about fifteen. minutes afterwards. The
animal expired 90 mysteriously, and
the sickness was OF such q peculiar ma
ture, that Mr.. Berry made q post NOR
tenn examination of the carcass. In cut
ting into the lunga and tubes leading to
the lungs, the knife disclosed hundreds
of slender white worms about an inch
In length, all in very active state. and
knotted together like angleworms. The
case was very singular one, and it
might be we'll for stock dealers to give
It tattention.-New London Record.
A new military company is being or
ganized by the Rev. E. Persons Of the
NJ. E. Church of this place, to be known
as the Ashland Temperance Cadets
(he command is composed wholly Of
boys ranging from ten to sixteen years,
every one of whom is expected to be a
strict teetotaler. Any violation of this
pledge renders the offender liable to
prompt expulsion. In fact the organi-
zation is designed especially for the
purpose of instilling the strongest Of
temperance principles into the youth
full mind. The boys will be apprepri-
ately uniformed and armed, and SUBJ
jected to the same military discipline
as the State militia. 1t is hoped that
every boy in town old enough to enter
the ranks will join the new company,
and that all good citizens will encourage
the organization. The Temperance
Cadets will participate in the procession
to-morrow.-Ashland Times.
Capt. Kaukc and John Zimmerman
attended the railroad meeting at We'll
lington last Thursday. There was q
good attendance of citizens from Lorafn
Oberlin, Amherst, Wellington, etc.
Messrs. Vernon and La Rue were also
present. The prospects of the road is
Frightening and the feeling in its favor
are becoming more intense along the
line. A few preliminary matters are
now being worked after.
Mr.. Enoch Page of New York City,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
spent the Sabbath at the home of his
niece, Mrs. G.. 1. Stone. They are on
their way around the world, via San
Francisco and Japan. Mr.. Page has
for number of years supported a mis-
sionary at his own expense, and now
proposes to visit heathen lands himself.
-Berea Advertiser.
The csaf bitecn by ssrabfd dog Ia Me-
dina, has gone mad and died.
Connecticut Is said to be over-run
with black snakes this season. Such
numbers of them were never seen be-
fore and they are often five or six fee,
long. A New York Sun letter tells OF
many hair-elevating adventures Of
farmers being attacked by them thi:
spring, and is the first big snake story
Of the season. Next.
From the Urichsville Chronicle: The
character of Josephine, in this opera
III. NJ. 8. Pinafore} was performed by
Miss Lucy Mcbride. To say that she
played her character well would b.
passing her by too slightly. Her ap-
fpeal to the God Of Loye, in 1.-THE hours
creep on apace," was sublime. Had
we not known the young lady to be ar
amateur we would have been forced t.
the conclusion that she was n star
with reputation established. miss Nc
Bride will be remembered as daughter
Of the late DIR. Mcbride, of this place.
Berea Advertiser.
MORE BURGLARIEs.-Burglars entered
the house of Doctor Murry and o. s
Young in this village last Tuesday
night. DR.. Murry discovered man ir
his bedroom getting his watch out o
his vest pocket. He yelled to his hired
man, who slept overhead, and th'
burglar lit out on the double-quick
taking vest, watch and all. The Doctor
followed him out onto the street. tn,
| villain running up street and pas
Sturges' corner, near where the yes
was afterwards found. The Docto
discovered that his pocketbook had beer
opened and some small bills taken from
it, and that his buckskin wallet wa
missing; in all about IS in money be
sides the watch was stolen. At Young
the thieves took Mrs. Young's dres
out and rifled the pockets, but fount
nothing of value. They stole the cuff
buttons out Of the sleeves and left tn
dress hanging over the fence.-Medin
Gazette.
Decoration Day.
There was a general suspension o
husiness on the afternoon of the lay sa