The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
Personals.

G. L. Couch and bride reached home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Mallory, of Cleveland, Is
visiting Wellington friends.
Robert Cotton was run over and seri-
usly injured by train No. 81 at Elyria,
Thur sday last.
DIR. and Mrs. Higgins, formerly Miss
Emma VAndeusen, have been visiting
in Wellington.
j. j. Thomas went to Willoughby
Monday to put up n fine monument for
Scranton family.
ga. NJ. willard has sold his WE'LL
Known painting 'Yankee DOODLE" and
delivered 1t at Marblehead d.
Rev. VIM. H. Ryder, of Ann Arbor,
has been offered chair in the Theolog-
ical department of Oberlin College.
Frank NJ. Foote was married on the
29th to Mrs. Mary p. Watterson of
Cleveland. They were in Wellington
over Sunday.
w. S. Spalding, proprietor of the
Spalding House, Bennington, N. Y,
was in town over Sabbath, guest Of
Mayor Fuller.
DIR. w. A. Phillips of Cleveland, rep
resents the Homeopathic H College at the
Western Academy which meets in Min
neapolis this week.
Col. w. P. Fogg, Of Cleveland, Is
about to remove his family to New York
and will sail for Australia as the repre-
sentative of the New York Tribune.
Prof. B. F. Baker, of Boston, the
kourteous gentleman and accomplished
director of musical institutes, was In
Ashland lately, where he taught years
ago.
Bishop Peck is to preside at the North
Ohio Conference Of the NJ. Z. Church
which meets at Norwplk Sept. 2ad, and
at the Central Ohio at Van Vert Sept.
Sth.
| Miss Mary f. Lane, daughter OF
Rev. L. B. Lane, was married to II. n
Castle, Esq, May 29th, at the home oi
the bride, Geneva, Ill. A more ex-
te nded notice will appear next week.
II C.M. Nichols, editor of the Spring
field Republic; Frank J. Webb, of the
Republic Counting room; and Mr.. VIM
Grant of Springfield, sailed for Europe
, in the steamer City of Chester, las
Saturday.
Geo. L. Campbell, student at Woos
ter, overheard burglars planning fire
and robbery, and was clubbed, gagged
bound and robbed, but freed himself II
time to raise an alarm and prevent th'
consummation of the villainous plan.
Rev. N. S. Albright, as prelude tt
the Robert Raikes Centennial, preached
} Sunday morning from the words, 81
? the Lord build not the house." etc.
most earnestly and ably presenting tn
: subject of sour Boys-who shall hav'
them, the Church or the Worlds"
John E. Spencer, of the late firm o
Taylor s. Spencer, furniture dealers
t Cleveland, and son of E. NJ. Spencer
Oberlin, died suddenly a week ago Nor
day at Newbern, N. C. The busines
:. firm of which ne was a member, recent
= ly made an asst gnment, anu Spence
= went south directly after. The certifi
n cate of one of his attending physician
states that he died of pleurisy and peri
carditis with effusiOn, the result Of
= full constitution and depraved state G
s the blood. The body arrived in Cleve
t land four days after death and wa
= ideu titled, but not shown to the publ
y on account Of d decomposition having 6
far taken place. The funeral occurre
r at the family residence, 2s4 Detroit st
d the pastor of the Third Baptist Churc
' delivering brief address on the chai
d acter and life of the deceased. Th
p knights of Honor officiated as pall-beal
v ers. The deceased lived In Penfield
+ his boyhood.