The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-28
Mrs. d. A. Willard and son Arthur,
are visiting relatives in Burton, o.

Mrs. d. A. Willard and son Arthur,
are visiting relatives in Burton, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Metcalf we're in
Cincinnati last week attending the May
Festival Concerts.
Mrs. Parish has sold her house and
two lots on CORTLAND Avenue, to Mrs.
Levi Smith Of Penfeld, who will move
here in September
II. r. Herrick and daughter are spend.
ing few weeks in Kansas with his son,
hoping to recover his health, which is
very much impaired.
"A large audience assembled at the
Congregational church Sunday morning,
where union services were held, attended
by the members of the Hamlin Post G.
A. r.
Rev. ]. II. Schinnelpfenning pastor OF
the Scoville avenue, German M. Z.
church, Cleveland, was in town Monday
calling on his former schoolmato, W. Fl.
Schneider r, .rt
: Hon. r. a. Horr left for Bay City
Monday evening, and G. w. Horr went
last night, both will attend the Chicago
convention. G. L. Couch and E. E.
Hustled will also be present.
On May 3Oth, the c., c., G. & l. r.
R., will sell excursion tickets to Cleve-
land and return for $l.50, on account of
Decoration Day and base ball. Tickets
good to return May Both and 3lst.
Mfr. and Mrs. Huckins, went to Mans
field Friday, to attend the funeral of his
neice Mrs. John Tod, young married
lady who has frequently visited them,
and his only relative in this part OF the
states.
-Hoyt & Woolley have bought the
three story brick building long known
as Trips carriage shop. The first
floor is to be occupied by Hoyt &
Woolley, who will soon remove
their stock of Furniture to that
place. The bullding.is soon to have an
iron roof.
DIR. S. B. Emerson, accompanied by his
son and daughter Mrs. j. NJ. Kreiger,
are making quite an extended trip
through California. Visiting San Fran.
cisco, San Jose, Santa Barbara, and Los
Angeles, partially for the Dr's. health,
but really with the view of locating
there permanently.
DIR. and Mrs. Holbrook have been
spending the month in Philadelphia,
the former as lay delegate to the Gen.
eral Conference. Mrs. Rev. z. b.
Stroup also accompanied her husband
and party of nine acqualntances occu-
pied parlor car on the journey to
lIarper's Ferry Washington and the
Quaker City. They have visited places
of interest at the National Capitol, and
In Philadelphia, and were thinking Of
going on to New York and Cape May.
The gentlemen are kept very busy at
tending conference In the forenoon, and
serving on committees the latter part of
the day, but manage to ges some time
also Tor jaunts to places attractive 10
tourists.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the N. o. Conference, will hold
their annual meeting in Wellington, June
9th and 9th. The opening session will be
at p. NJ. Thursday. Mrs DIR. McCabe of
Delaware will deliver the annual address
that evening. Besides devotional
exercises there will be reports Of auxil.
iaries, election of officers, discussion
of the progress and needs of the work,
with music and literary exercises dur
ing the two days. Mrs. Henry g.
Hedges of Mansfield, President
Of the Conference Society will pre-
side, and delegates from the various aux
ilaries represent their societies. Those
Of any denomination, in this or other
townships, who are interested in Home
Missions or wish to add TO their informa-
tion concerning this branch of Christian
benevolence will be cordially welcome.