The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-06
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chimes here last week.
The Surveyors, of the Ohio r. r.,
crossed the W. 81 L. f., at Spencer about
ten rods east of the depot.
Mrs. and Mrs H. V. Wilson, of Cleve-
land, have been spending few days in
town, guests Of Mrs. Geo. Fisher.
Rev. j. II. Garvin on account of i'll
health has resigned his pastorate Of the
Disciple Church in Medina.
MIR. c. T. Beckwth, of 0berlin, owned
$4,000 Of stock of the Cleveland Paper
Company and it is feared he will lose the
whole amount
Professor j. Il. Stubbs and wife, Of
Ashland, will spend next Sabbath here,
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Warner, and the
Professor will preach morning or even.
ing.
"A. G. Smith celebrated his mothers,
Mrs. P. W. Smith, 51st birthday, Tuesday
evening Jan. Goth, 1884, by having some
Of her friends come in and partake of a
grand oyster supper. nv w al "a
j. L. Mcconnell, of Rock Island, ILL.,,
received the highest honors in the oratoric-
al contest at Oberlin College, and will
represent the Oberlin Association at the
State Contest.
Bennett Bros. & Co., have now con-
troll Of the Wellington Glass Works, and
will at once overhaul the furnace, put in
new tanks and intend to get ready by the
Goth to manufacture. 1t has been idle
since early winter.
-Elyria corresp ondence, court news,
real estate transfers, &C., and also a large
quantity of editorial and local matter, we
are obliged to defer till next week, when
we hope to be able TO get even and keep
even hereafter.
The next Medina Fair will be Sept.
9th, 10th and 11th. j. p Redheld is Pres-
dent of the Society and Thomas S. Shaw
Secretary. The total receipts last year
were over $4,000, and they have on hand
over 81 100, above expenses.
Mrs. Henry Hedges, of Mansfield is ex.
pected here this afternoon to meet the
ladies OF the Methodist Church in the
interests Of the Home Missionary Society,
Of which she is the Conference President
She will remain day or two visiting
friends in Wellington.
The Lorain County Agricultural
Society have surplus of over $1,000, in
their treasury They think Of adding sever.
al acres TO the Fair Grounds the expense of
which the Society alone would be unable
to meet, but think the citizens would sub
scribe toward the project.
The ladies of the benevolent Society
ofthe Congregational Church hereby ten.
der their many thanks 10 the General
Agent of the White Sewing Machine Com
pany for the beautiful and easy running
Machine, presented to that Society by
him. May his sales be many.
Mrs. Abner Chapman, whose serious
illness for some weeks prepared her
friends ~ look for the end as not far dis.
tant, died yesterday noon. She had lived
in Wellington only since last spring, but
was one OF the older citizens of hunting
ton, and was wherever known highly re-
garded
Mrs. j. IL. Woolley was telegraphed
for last week to go TO Wabash, Ind, their
daughter Mrs. Emma Markley being
dangerously i'll. A day after Mr.. Woolley
and Frank went on in response to dis
couraging kilograms. They all remain
there and so far no favorable change has
occurred.
-Oberlin College will receive $4,000,
from the estate Of the late James f. Clark,
Of Cleveland, with prospect Of receiving
smaller dividend hereafter. DIR. John
r. Lee, Of Hartford, Conn, lately deceased,
willed Stocks Of the par value Of $4,000,
which are believed 10 be worth consider.
ably more to this College.
AT the meeting Of the officers and
directors of the Wellington Agricultural
Society, held last Saturday, the revision of
the premium list was made one Of the lead.
ing items Of interest. A new and interest
ng feature was introduced, the account of
which will be found in another column of
this paper Everything possible will be
done to keep our Fair up to the standard,
and each and every person is requested to
act in that direction.
Mrs. Francis Hamilton, of New Rich.
mond, Pa died of pneumonia Jan. 27th,
after weeks illness. Her husband was
a son Of Asa Hamilton deceased, and
formerly Of Wellington, and her maiden
name was Mary Howk. Her brothers
Hiram and John and the wife OF the latter
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