The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-07-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

In fasbion--white felt hats.
Let the Stars and Stripes wave.
Let us all celebrate the National Holi.
day.
The people OF Elyria celebrate the
Fourth. -
The workmen have completed remov.
ing the debris of the building on the Town
Hall site.
Several classes from the Congregational
Sunday School, went to Huron Tor pic
mic and boating pleasure Tuesday.
A slight change in time Of running
trains on the Bee Line, occurred June 2S.
See corrected time card on first page.
Co. G., 9th o. N. G., were on drill in the
public square, Friday evening. The boys
are preparing to go into camp.
THe report of the Public Schools sub.
mitted by Superintendent Kinnison, shows
the schools to be in remarkably healthy
condition.
In the review exercises closing the sec
ond quarter of the Sunday Schools, very
interesting facts come to light in the
reports, showing increased punctuality
and regularity Of attendance.
Rev. N. 8. Albright administered the
rite Of baptism to fourteen probationers
for church membership last Sabbath, and
one infant was presented for baptism al
the close Of the morning service.
Leroy Battle, while employed in San.
tley & Co.'s saw mill last week and attend.
ing to his duties, accidently placed his
hand in front Of the buzz saw and it failed
to stop until il had severed his index fin.
ger.
The ladies Of the Disciple church will
hold their annual Lawn Fete on the Park,
Saturday evening, July 4th. Thanking all
for past patronage, we cordially invite you
to lend us ahelpiug hand once more.
LADIES OF THE DISCIPLE CHURCH.
Advertised Letters.
June 81, 1885.
Mrs Ella Cook, Miss Hattie Curry,
John Gillett, Nora Long,
G N Stafford, Miss Barbara Smith.
Ut. OGDEN, P. NJ.
Mr.. Stevens, OF New London, has pro.
cured new trucks to put nnder the old
Congregational Church and will now
probably 90 little faster. They were
two days in getting across the Bee Line
tracks, on Liberty Street.
Some parties are poking fun at DR..
Houghtonior erecting such an insignificant
guy.wire pole on the south side Of the
square. The pole, in its present condi.
tion, Is just ready for the rafters, roof
boards and steeple. When completed, the
Doctor will be all right before the public.
One of the city fathers took us TO task
about not calling some Of the streets by
their proper names. Being stranger we
are compelled to rely upon what people
tell US but will try to appear in person at
the next meeting of the Council and ask
for map OF the city, which will doubtless
set matters in shape hereafter.
The slaughter house of Joyce & vii.
liams, situated y Of mile nortn of town,
with contents which consisted of guam
tity Of lard and all their goods and fixtures,
was entirely consumed by fire Thursday
afternoon. Cause unknown. No insur.
ance. Joyce g. Waldcck held policy of
$500 on the premises, but 1t failed to be
transferred TO Joyce & Williams on the
transfer Of the property.
AS Mr.. A. A. Witbeck, was driving into
town one day last week, the king bolt
broke to his buggy and the front wheels
were jerked from under 1t. The horse be.
came frightened, pulled Mr.. Witbeck out
and came pell.mell up town, ran up in
front Of Mallory, Price & Co.'S store, made
another horse break loose and then turned
eastward and went home. Fortunately,
no one was hurt only slight damage to
the buggy. 1t was very fortunate in.
deed.
Tuesday, June 23d, sixteen of the twen-
ty members Of the late Junior Glass finish
ed the year with grand picnic. A beau
tiful grove, two miles and half on the
road to 0berlin was the scene Of the event.
Croquet, ball and horseback riding were