The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-06-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Rev. Mr.. Niles, Of Sullivan, preached
Sunday evening at the Congregational
Church.
The ladies of the Disciples Church
viii give their Annual Festival or Lawn
Fete in the Park on the evening of July 4th.
If you would be in the fashion, use
Peerless Worm Specific for expelling
worms from children. 81. G. Starr & Co.
-Supt Hood, of the Akron Schools, is
with his family spending vacation with
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Wells. -
Mr.. E G. Sweet, who graduates from
the Musical Conservatory at oberiin this
week viii be here Monday, July End to
begin teaching.
Parker says If it ever stops raining he
win show You neat Job of house-painting
done by Charley Murphy, who has the
work under way. I
The good order and care taken not to
soil the church, was a feature of the Com
mencement this year, and the absence Of
rain or mud was favorable to this.
Miss Mcconnell who is to teach here
next year came from New London to see
her former school promoted, but q delay of
the train made her little too late.
Next Wednesday being g national
holiday, the publication of the EsTERPRIsE
will be delayed until Thursday, in order
to give the printers an opportunity to shoot
fire-crackers. y
Mrs. P. N. Stroup goes home to La
Grange, Ind, this week, and about July LIST
the family go. to their usual summer re-
sort at "Island Park" which has been their
Chatauqua since they moved West.
Rev. " c. Randolph and wife arrived
from Nashville, Tenn, by q belated train
Sunday morning, having been expected
Saturday. Mr.. Randolph goes to Chatau.
qua soon and his wife will spend some
time at her fathers, E W. Houghton's.
The little daughter of Mr.. Prosse1
wanted and was allowed to lead horse
Saturday evening, as We understand, and
was in some way thrown down and step
ped upon by the horse, breaking an arm
Rev. NJ. D. Chilson, of Huntington
exchanged with Mr.. Ward Sunday, and
preached from the 1st verse of the 119th
Psalm: He that dwelleth in the secret
place shall abide under the shadow Of the
Almighty"
The c. c. c. & I. R,y will run its an
nual excursion to Dayton and Soldiers
Home Thursday, July 18th. Rates and
time Of train &C, will be given at an early
date Some extra attractions are offered
this season. See posters for particulars.
Carl Rust, in Miss Santley's room, the
D Grammar School, made oxygen, hydro
gen and nitrogen gas, experimenting witt
the same to prove their identity and show
their properties, in connection with an e
say upon aWater," on his promotion day
Mrs Geo. Whitney, of South Amherst
is with Mrs. B. d. Noble a few days
Mr.. Noble is very weak, but sits up yer,
short time about once day. His son-in
law, Mr.. Spencer, of Forestville, N. Y, ha
been lately to see him, since Mrs. Spencer
return home.
All anticipating visiting Chautauou'
Lake this season remember that the W
& l. E. gives you direct connection witt
the N. z, P. & o. for this point Fare q
low as any other line. Accommodation
superior to all lines. Therefore consul
your best interests and go via W. & L. E
aad N. Y, P-& o.
Our new Touring mill is to be not onl,
as good as new, but actually new. Tn
machinery and the whole interior new AM
new covering for the outside, which, wit
the regulation color, red, gives ii very fin
appearance. About all the machinery
here, about $4,000 worth, and judging fror
the quantity, seems likely to ill the mi
entirely. When finished it will be as PEI
fectlY equipped as any mill in the countr,
and one of the finest additions to ourkow
that we have had for many year.