The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-21
Go to the New England supper at the
Congregational church next Friday night.

Concert in Congregational church,
Friday Jan. 30lh Tickets so cents, schol-
ars 25 cents. For sale at Husted's.
Levi Sweet, OF Norwalk, and A W.
Deveny, Of Plymouth, both dropped dead
Jan. 10Th; supposed heart disease.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews have rented
N. G. Hoyt's Taylor Street property and
will 60 to housekeeping the 1st Of April
"A heavy report startled many families
In Wellington and Huntington, Saturday
night, moi far from Il O'Clock, sounding as
II beneath or very near each one who
heard it.
Mr.. Alonzo l.. Brinsmade, Of Oberlin,
whose illness was mentioned in this paper,
died at Jeromeville, where he WAS lald up
with typhoid fever while travelling his
,, business route
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Oatman. enter.
tanned Mrs. Carrie Wilder, of Seville, Mrs
NJ. Doolittle, of Hinckley and Mrs. NJ. j.
Wilder, OF Wellington, during the holi.
days Berca Advertiser.
"A private noe brings the sad intelli.
gcncc, that Mrs DR.. l.. B. Lane, of st.
Charles, H., died very suddenly on the
18th. inst, Of paralysis. No further par.
ticulars have been received
The golden wedding of Judge f.
Wickham, senior editor Of the Norwalk
Reflector, and wife, occurred at Norwalk,
Jan. 10Th. Eleven children and twenty.
five grand children were ut the old home
Geo. Whilncy's lumber mill and bend.
ing factory at LaGrange, o, WIS burned
about 3 a. m. last Friday. 5000 worth Of
fellocs were saved. No insurance. Mr.
Whitney was away from home on bust
ness.
A small house on Kent Warmers farm
east of South Main Street, occupied by d
tenant. burned last Sunday morning. The
building was valued at $500, on which
there was no insurance. The fire took
from tin chimney, the wood near which
was not sufficiently protected
Go to the New England supper at the
Congregational church next Friday night
The honor of being bondsmcn, fol
county Treasurers, is not without its draw
backs, as some Huron County citizens
know, who have hud 10 mortgage theil
homes and raise money anywhere they
co1ld to pay two.thirds the amount of the
deialcatiun of the missing Van Fleet.
The remains of George Breckenridge
marshal oi Lorain. weie brought to Wei
lington, the home Of his parents for buria
Jan. 18th. The family W re accompanied
by large delegation from the orders o
Knights of Honor and Royal Arcanun
from Lorain, and friends and delegation
from those orders hereabout, accompanied
the procession 10 the cemetery.
Rufus Moses, Of LaGrange, 90 year
old last Thursday, was that evening called
upon by his Democratic friends and II
consideration of the fact that he Is the old
est of that denomination, in Lorail
county, was presented by Mr.. Refy, Of tn
ElyrIa Constitution with gold-headet
cane, on which was inscribed his nam
and age. The old gentleman is blind, bu
was pleased with his present.
Two rs beautiful specimens Of phoiog
raphy as We have scen in many day ar
pictures Of the Congregational Church an
the Union School house and grounds, tax
en- by our artist, w. f. Sawtelle. TIL
view of the church Is from the south an
east and that Of the school house Is fror
the west. He has negatives of view q
the exterior of the Methodist Church an
two of its interior, one Of the pulpit an
organ and one If the Sabbath school room
Those desiring copies can obtain them b
leaving their orders.
1T has been ascertained that the Stat
Fair will be held the 1st week In Sep
1885, consequently the Wellington Fal
will be held this year Aug. 25th, 26ih, GIT
and 2Sth, four days. The ladies' NJ
specially invited to suggest and present
, revision Of the premium list in domesti
manufacture, ornamented and milliner
work and fine arts on or before the NEE
ing of The board, To be held Saturday, tll
2ilh this week. 1t Is the purpose of th
. officers Of this srciety 10 make the comm
. Fair equal in interest and magnitude
any that have been held heretofore.
-"Inez," author Of tho "Around th
World" letters Of the Akron Beacon, hu
opened n series Of american Travel
sketches, with describing recent visit
. 0berlin, in which she refers to the Institl
tion as follows;
"The college has long been looked upo
; as an emporium where ministers and mi
sjon,riaa .r,, manufactured far the hOm