The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-05-24
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Chas. Howk has bought Of o. K. Starr,
of Penfeld, the best lot of sheep ever
brought to Wellington.
Mrs. L. Penfield after spending month
with her brothers widow in Penfeld, re-
turned to Springfield last Thursday.
The two daughters of ]. T. Ogden, start
ed this morning in company with their
uncle, for months visit in Knoxville Tenn.
James Vernon Disbrow, grandson of VIM.
Langdon, of Penfeld, died at the home
of the latter last Wednesday of lung fever,
age ten months
with a red rose bud with 3 gold leaves on
it. A liberal reward will be paid for its
return TO this Office.
Mrs. VIM. Prosser, of New London, who
was lately adjudged insane and taken
to Columbus, died few days after at the
asylum of paralysis.
Congregational Church, met to the number
of about sixty, at Mrs. R Crsddock's o
week ago this afternoon.
Mrs. L. B. Sprague, who has been for q
long time great sufferer from Bright's
disease Oh l06 kl0uclS, Qlcu W
evening May nth, at O'Clock.
Mrs. Roswell Brown died last Saturday
afternoon, after a long illness. Funeral
services were held on Monday. A more
extended notice will appear next week.
The fifth anniversary of the wedding of
Rev. and Mrs. Albright was celebrated at
the parsonage in Wooster, on the evening
of The 10th. A fine chair was presented him.
Miss Canaan Is teaching school in North
west Camden, and her younger sister is
teaching in Pittsfield, in the district near
est her old home. Miss frankie Loveland
is also teaching in Pittsaeld.
The box Of goods recently sent to Micro
nesia by the Congregational Society, was
valued at $50. The Methodist ladies sent
away Tuesday, a box to the Home Mis-
sionary Society valued at S5S.
We are glad to learn that Miss Alma
Sprague, who has been very much pros
trated by sickness as well as by the illness
and death of her mother, is improving and
will soon be in her usual health.
All those having heading bolts to cut
for us especially the Eastwood bolts are re-
quested to haul them as soon as possible
as they will spoil by laying If not soon
sawn up. C. w. Hemenway q Son.
Mr.. c. w. Hemenway has put up tele-
phone between his residence and that of
his son, which promises to work perfectly.
Having used one nearly year, we have
found It to be of the greatest convenience.
Mrs. Orton Foote, who has been in Flor
ida for her health, spent few days at E
o. Foote's leaving last Thursday. She
found the climate of Atlanta Ga, much
better adapted to her case, which is of an
asthmatic nature.
The Rev. Mr.. Daley, of Wellington, oc-
cupied the Congregational pulpit, in this
city, last Sunday morning and evening.
His morning sermon was one of the finest
discourses we have heard in many day
Norwslk Chronicle.
Carlyle and Emerson were not pretty,
and didn't part their hair in the middle
nor flourish q horse shoe scarf-pin, but
their deaths appear 70 have occasioned
quite as much regret and more poetry than
if they had done So"
Geo. l. Couch is fitting up the place he
has purchased on the corner of South Main
and Magyar streets, repairing and adding
| to the house, in preparation for the recep-
ton Of wife and daughter who are now
with her parents at Brooklyn.
DR.. G. NJ Kinsey, last June married
Miss Ellen j. Hall, Of Oberlin, and they
have since been on tour through foreign
countries. A telegram last week announced
the death of the wife at Vienna Austria.
The embalmed body win be brought home.
The many friends of Rev. Hiram Humph-
rey, will be glad to learn that he has so far
recovered from his long illness as to be
able to walk about. He has had a yery
tedious, and, for q man of his age a severe
sickness. and for several weeks there was
great uncertainty as to his recovery.
ne 80 W ~ - n N1,l 4 Hr N. w VII @ run an e1Sur- GI
s.; s.oa usln ma " MoawaA, anu return on Dec
| ing to attend the Grand Memorial Services
there on that day. The Cleveland Grays
| Rand will furnish music for the day. Fur
| Their particulars enquire of agents and see
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seyrral Of the crew and -scaIdIng soms
others, among them a few passengers. And
the Steamer Manitoulin burned on Lake
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