The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank stevick has come from Delawar
to spend vacation.

Frank Stevick has come from Delaware
to spend vacation
Mrs. Reynolds and her little grand
daughter are visiting at GregeryIs.
C. NJ. Nichols, Of the Springfield Repub-
lie is making second tour of Europe.
Rev.-Frank McConnaughey, of Lorain,
spends his summer vacation in Europe.
Miss Nettie Keyes, Of Toledo, is visiting
friends in Huntington and Wellington.
Miss Ella Foote is spending vacation
with her father and mother in Wellington.
Rev. w. G. Ward was the orator of the
day at the Penfield celebration on the 4th-
The Ladies' Missionary and Aid Society
are entertained to-day at Mrs. Frank
Clifford's. .5
Mr. and Mrs. Seeley, of Brighton, spent
the Sabbath with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Chapman. SO Sslstd
Married, in Wellington. June 29th, by
Miss Anna E.. Fisk. - -
Rev. ]. A. Daly left Monday for CHATEAU
qua where he win with his family spend
his Summer vacation.
Mrs. Hood with her daughters and the
family of Rev. J. a DAILY viii spend the
hot season at Chatuaqua-
Webster s. Whitehead are moving DR..
Smiths barns to the west of his lot and
making sundry other improvements.
Twenty-nine diplomas We're awarded to
the Glass of 80, of the Akron High School,
at the Academy on Thursday, June 22d.
Isaac T. Warren. the first student enroll
ed at Oberlin College an alunanus of the
classes 40 and 43 died during the last
year. 80, ~ e4s.l
The Buckeye machine works, of Akron
is doing an enormous business, The pay
roll on Saturday June oath footed up
S20Os0. - f't. sca T5g
DR.. Ho1brook has moved into the part of
Mrs. Hoods house which his brother
formerly occupied, and which she now
Frank Gregory and family, of Philadel-
phia and his brother from Chattanooga are
visiting at E. a. Gregory's, reaehing here
Saturday. - - -
Miss Mabel Babcock departs next Sat
urday morning for Wellington, where she
intends to make quite yisit.-Cuyahoga
Cor. Akron Beacon
The wind storm Of last Friday did seri-
ous damage to shade trees on the streets
and the Park, blowing some over and
breaking off very large limbs
Judge Hale and wife left last Friday for
their accustomed trip to the sea shore. He
win take in the Alumni Meeting at Han
over, on his way.-Elyria Republican,
Chas. Roberts, of Elyria, aged 35 years,
having been afflicted for years with dropsy,
committed suicide by taking laudanum and
died at one O'Clock "Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Hastings Wells and child are
visiting at her former home IN water
town. II. Y. She went in company win
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock, OF Iowa, her foster
parents.
Work on the corner store which is TO be
occupied by the new Cleveland nrm WILL
be commenced at once 1t is to De re
modelled inside and to have a new plate
glass front.
Mrs. j. W. Phelps and two children
have returned from three weeks visit to
her brothers in Canton, bringing with her
Mrs. j. c. Cornell, who viii be her guest
for few weeks. sr
TT. Ball, a windmill peddler, has been
arrested in Elyria for forging the name OF
Mr.. Dudley, of Henrietta, on note OF
SsoO He waived examination and was
bound over ON his own recognizapce for
$500.