The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-11-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Dr. mCOlaTen tOOh a. NoSoeAOu VI
fortnight, in which he went as far East as
Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. DAILY was not able to preach
Sunday evening, and there was no service
at his church,
Miss Alice Adams has gone to spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. Ives, in
Brooklyn, L. /.
Miss Alice Wooster is spending few
days at home, in better health than she
has been before for some time.
There is some interest concerning the
result of the feud between the students
and Faculty of Adelbert College.
Fremont Indignantly denies having
smallpox to any alarming extent. 1t has
two cases carefully quarantined.
There is a chance that the Rev. G. N.
Fitch, of Norwalk, will be called to the
Congregational church at Wauseon.
Davis, at Elyria, Sunday morning, was
convicted of shooting with intent to kill,
and sentenced to eight years in the peni-
tentiary.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Houghton have
gone to Toledo to spend Thanksgiving, and
Mrs. Houghton will visit in Detroit before
her return.
&c. w. Hemenway s. Son have added
to the west side of their mill an addition
of 20 by 80 feet, for the purpose of putting
in more saws.
IS d. Chapman, of Lorain, spent Sab
bath with friends in Wellington. He re-
ports business as booming in all depart
ments of trade.
Saturday was one of the brightest of
early winter days, and the lady equestri-
ennes of Wellington were out in the after
noon exercising on horseback.
Ernest Dyer, of Wellington, and Miss.
Ella Cole, daughter of Wickliffe Cole, of
Litchfield, were married by Rev. Mr. .Thrall
at Marysville, o., Nov. 14th, and went to
Tennessee.
-Rev. j. w. Mendenhall, of Norwalk,
delivered his lecture upon Egypt and its
Pyramids" at Huntington, Tuesday even
ing, making a brief visit to Wellington
friends en- route.
e. G. Worcester, whose wife was be
fore her marriage, Miss Laura Wyatt, died
of Consumption, in Berea, Nov. 18th, at
the age of SO. He formerly lived in Pitts
field, this county.
Harry Ellis, whose wife was Fannie
Trumbull, of Medina, committed suicide
in Cleveland, Nov. 18th. He was variety
actor, and his wife refused to travel about
with an itinerant who did not support her.
Mrs. Mary Wilbur White, wife of Lee
White, died of consumption at her home in
Litchfield, Nov. 10Th. She was very high
ly esteemed, and her husband and four
small children have met with no common
loss.
The mother of Mr.. II. G. Starr reached
here last Thursday evening, from Portland,
same city, came some days before. Mrs
Starts infant son has been seriously i'll for
two weeks
society of the Methodist Church are pre-
pairing to hold Fair, Friday evening,
Dec 22nd, at which, useful and fancy arti-
cles, mittens, dolls, and great variety of
things will be sold
The travelling physician: who finds
out all about chronic invalids through
their neighbors and then telling them Just
how they feel,' gets them for his patients
and takes promisory note without inter
est to be paid when they are cured, is the
latest form of swindling exposed.
DIR. c. Fl. Beach and wife, of fPittsfield,
Lsnna Lol an NJ ir L. Co. tba nsst fe1v
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:y!,s uays me IL ia ie ,i,;,IS PraS-arg H;Il
.,1S WIN 9uf III. ~ nd hn ,aiaca fo- nhys;cian
to open an office.-Norwalk Reflector.
The roller skating rink, in Norwslk,
has been an improbable investment so far.
A young man has a broken arm and q
young married lady a broken wrist, and
| the Editor of the Chronicle says the dam