The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-30
Local and lzSSceIl1ne0NS

Local and ZZSSceLZnue0zxS
Annie Louise Carey sings in Oberlin this
evening.
The slate is being put on the roof of the
new Church.
CIV. Hemenway is having the plastering
done in the house he is building.
Mr. Ira Carpenter having sold his farm in
Brighton is coming to Wellington to live.
L. sprague, of Michigan, is visiting his sis
ters. Mrs. s. Whitehead and Mrs. W. Young.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Clegon slipped and fell,
while walking on the railroad, badly sprain-
ing her wrist.
Mrs. Carpenter, of Granville. was in
town visiting friends at the time her brother,
Hon. R. G. Horr, was here.
Sumner F. Black, of this place, has just re-
ceived letters patent on an ingenious roof
bracket, which he has Invented.
Died. of diptheria,in Wellington Nov. 18th,
Lille, the only daughter of Amos and Alice r.
Billings, aged four years.
1t is not at all improbable that the Z. C. C.
and l. railway will yet make Wellington g
watering place for their engines.
The Disciple social meets at Mrs. VIM.
Cushions sr. next Friday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mr. J. ]. stranahan. editor and proprietor
of the Chagrin Falls Exponent, has purchased
the Hudson Enterprise.
Edwin Booth has given notice to managers
that in consequence Of the death OF his wife
he will not play in comedy this season.
The Methodist Church at Burbank, of
which Rev. John Whitworth Is pastor, have
nearly finished new parsonage.
The Building Committee are now looking
up and preparing to buy heating apparatus
for the Methodist Church addition
Willie Christie, a pupil Of the North Pri-
mary, has been sick alopg time with dipther-
ia, followed by dropsy and heart difficulty.
Rev. VIM. Kincaid, of Oberlin, is in such
precarious health that he is forbidden to
perform any mental or other fatiguing labor.
-Horr, Warner & Co. have already built q
track and hoisting apparatus necessary for
filing their cold storage ware house with Ice
,Messrs. woolley and Wight have each goi
q plate glass front in his new store and the
rooms are practically ready for occupancy
Mrs. C. W. Millen and Miss Ella Foote, OF
Norwalk, spent Thanksgiving week with
their father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs E. D
Foote.
The Valley railroad is being extended
from Canton to intersect the W. and L. z
beyond Zoar and the work is being rapidly
pushed.
About forty-one trains pass over the c. G
| c. and /. road every day. This is not quit
equal to the Lake Shore road, but shows al
/ enormous business for single track road.
| VIII. Foskett, who has been working a
his trade at Creston (the new name for Pix
station), for two months past, has returned
home to Wellington.
Asa Pratt, Of Huntington. has leased hi
farm to q. H. Yost, of Penheld, who viii
take possession next April Mr.. Pratt vii
come to Wellington and work at his trade
carpenter.
Miss Alice Wooster has returned hom
after an absence of eight months, and he
health is remarkably improved considering
her serious illness and prostration fror
hemorrage OF the throat and lungs last July
A daughter of F. N Clark, the dentist VIII
formerly lived in Wellington, Is q teacher
the Asylum for the feeble minded which late
ly burned at Columbus, and lost all Of he
personal effects, her room being over that
which the fire started.
The Brass Company at Lorain, lately too
an order from New. York parties for s,O(
boiler couplings and an order from the Ma
ional Tube Works, of New York, for 2O,O(
, globe valves. They VIII soon employ n
hands in the manufactory.
Diptheria, in malignant form, is ragir
in sufield, Portage county. There ha'
been twenty deaths in few weeks. Most
: the cases can be directly traced to contagie
by meaus of constant visiting of tho
, diseased by their neighbors.
Clifford and White, the former Of Wellinf
ton, the latter of New London, have this fs
won twenty-five LIST and ten End premium
and four sweepstakes on their Berkshi
. stock at the fairs. They offer pair Of the
= best, worth $50, to the special premium L
offered by the Ohio Farmer.
A stockholders meeting of the Wheelii
and Lake Erie railroad has been called I
December 2ist, at Norwalk, for the purpo
!, of considering the construction Of bran
= to run from the main line at smithyiIe
Wooster, and thence to Lodi. They are tnin
4 ing seriously of making this branch, Wni
r would afford another outlet and connect
n with q good north aud south road and al
o the N. Y. P. & o at Creston.-Wooster i
publican.