The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

"Shoo fyn
Hang up your screens.
May parties are in order
A halt.mile track. Fit your steeds for
the turf
Where is the Mayors annual message
to the honorable Council'
Dan Waldeck's meat market, on north
side OF public square, has been closed.
H. o. Biggs has moved his uptown of.
ice into G. d. Foote'S livery Office. A good
change.
Mr.. G. W. Ransom's family, from
New London, are nicely settled on Pros
pect Street.
Monday, May 3lst, will be observed as
Decoration day. The full program will
be published next week.
SIS. Warner has imported from Ken.
lucky a fine blooded, dark bay two-year-
old, Hambletonian stallion.
Mr.. G. E. Healy, OF New London, has
engaged with the Bee Line Company to
run excursions for the season.
Hank Battle is happy again. He can
run his omnibus every day without having
to pull off on account of mud.
Inasmuch as all of this paper is now
printed at this Office, our readers should
consult all its pages for local matter.
The band discoursed some very fine
music in the Park Saturday evening,
under the leadership Of W. d. Hall
Miss Eva West, daughter of Mrs. Lydia
West, OF Pittsfeld, is teaching school in
the third district in northwest part of the
township.
We understand that the committee OF
the council on public grounds will recon.
mend that few of the smaller trees be
removed from the park.
VIM. Vischer has established branch
Office at Norwalk. Mr.. Vischer has just
ordered twenty-five pianos Of various styles
to accommodate his trade.
Corn planting is now in order among
the farmers; cat fields are looking fresh
and green, and many gardens give promise
OF crop Of errly vegetablet.
DR.. N. S. Sage will deliver the Grafton
on Decoration day and Rev. s. d. Gam.
nell will preach the memorial sermon, on
the day to be named in our next issue.
Tue total receipts Of the opening of the
Town Hall were $l,1445j. Total dis.
bursements to the troupe and other neces.
sary expenses, $Ss2 IA; leaving balance
to the credit OF the libraryiund of S262 Al.
Mr.. Bartlett has given very successful
entertainments in Cleveland, Columbus
and many Of the smaller towns of Ohio.
He never fails to please an audience, al.
though his programmes are rarely twice
alike.
Equestrianism is being pracnced by
some Of our ladies. Why don't some of
them train themselves and give us some
fancy horseback riding at at the coming
fair. The editor wants to be one of the
judges.
The Misses Jenny and Edith Allyn,
daughters of Homer and Hiram Allyn, are
teaching school, one in the fourth district,
in southwest part of the township, and
the other in the j. Wilbur district, on the
Brighton line.
Treasurer Williams will soon issue his
semi.annual address to the people Of Lo.
rain county. The first section will be,
PAY the last half of our taxes for 1885
on or before June Goth, or will send the
sheriff after you; and don't yOu forget it,"
A young man said TO us the other day
II understand that the new town library |
is to be open for the public to come in and |
read; why wouldn't 1t be good idea for
the w. G. T. U. or some one else to sup.
ply reading room with daily papers.
magazines, etc, in connection with the II.
braryT
Mr.. G. V. Hememway informs us that
he manufactured one million and three hun.
ired thousand bricks last season and dis.
posed Of them all in this vicinity. He ex.
poets to manufacture about two million
this season. The brick.yard has become
quite an addition to the business interest
Of Wellington.