The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-22
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Mrs. shubael Smith has been i'll for
three weeks with lung fever. Mr.. Smiths
sister, from Spencer, is with them.
Mr.. Laborie has traded the f. II. Phelps
house for the one formerly owned by Al
pheus Howk, and Is putting on it new
shingle roof.
Messrs. VIM. Vischer and G. ID. Foote
went to Columbus, this morning, 10 at
in that city to-day $50
Rev. W. q. Ward will preach next Sab
bath evening at the Methodist Church on
THE Present Relation of the Physical
Sciences to Religion"
Rev. E. w. Colloque, ,Medina, has been in
ducedto withdraw his resignation as Rector
st. Pauls Church and will remain much
to the satisfaction of his parish.
The Easter cards with a new line of
birthday and reward cards promised to be
to be opened at Houghton's, have arrived,
and the public are invited to an early Sc
lection.
The ladies of the Methodist Church Aid
Society will be fully prepared to meet the
wants of patrons on election day, April Sd,
by serving a substantial warm dinner in
the lecture room.
An excursion train to Norwalk over the
w. & L. Z. r. r. on Saturday, March 25th,
to hear the famous New Orleans Jubilee
Singers. Fair for round trip, including
reserved seat, 81 each.
R. NJ Goodwin lately sold three White
Bronze Monuments in one day to Cleve-
land parties. The Company has cast a
paper weight with a medallion likeness of
our late President Garfield which is very
we'll executed.
Mr. Page, of Chardon, once an apostle
of the Murphy movement, and remem-
bered for the very forcible and eloquent
appeals made here in favor of temperance,
was in town, Monday, and attended Prof.
Cummings lecture in the evening.
Mr.. Bella Andrews, of ILL.,, stopped in
Penfield, his boyhood home, on his way
back from visit to Meriden, Connecticut.
where he was for many years Superintend-
ent of the State Reform School and Farm.
A daughter who accompanied him has
been dangerously i'll of typhoid fever at
his brothers. in Penheld, aud her mother
came on from Illinois. The sick girl is
nos getting better.
Mr.. Rininger has purchased the lot next
east of Bowlby & Hall, about 25ft front
and 90ft deep, and will Immediately COM
meQCo 10 Dullu u TWO SlOTH DTlCk
with very ornamental front, plate glass
windows etc. II will have an elevator
from basement to upper floor, the whole
will be fitted up in first class style. The
plans where drawn by Mr.. c. II. Black.
1t is rumored that ID. l.. Wadsworth will
unite with Mr.. Rininger and put up a
second brick building on the next lot east
and the front room of which will used as
bank.
A party of 20 went from Wellington to
Norwalk, last Friday evening, TO attend
an organ concert which was given on the
occasion Of a new organ being put into the
Presbyterian Church of that place. Home
talent was assisted by several distinguished
singers from Cleveland, among whom were
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Rutherford. The con-
cert was great success, with perhaps the
single fault that there was little too much
organ to suit the popular taste. Some of
the vocal selections were the same that
were given at the Litta Concert which fact
took away the freshness of novelty, but
they were still excellently done After
the concert the Norwalk friends who were
entertained by Mr.. Husted at the time of
the Litta Concert, gave a supper to the
Wellington visitors at the residence of Mr..
Fuller. Our new railroad has furnished
the means of forming the acquaintance
and establishing friendly social relations
between the citizens of Norwalk and We'll
lington which will, no doubt, be a source
of mutual pleasure and profit.