The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-15
PENFIELD,


port of the entertainment as published in
last weeks ENTERPRISE we noticed
that something read Il little wrong, where
upon we made comparison with the
original, and we were sorry to find that
Miss May Whitbecks recitation had been
omitted. We were sorry, because Miss W.
and her many friends might have thought
that the omission was intentional on our
part, and done as a slight; hut such was
not the case. The beautiful, pathetic story,
and the excellency of its rendition, entitle
it to prominent place on the program,
and its omission was mere mistake, made
either in the recopying or type setting, and
we hope that those interested will regard
1t as such and nothing more.
The pleasant weather of the past week
has been cheering to the farmers, and work
has wonderfully progressed.
Several new moving machines have
been brought into this township, and the
farmers are beginning 10 make ready for
haying IN earnest.
Ira Starr is at home from Delaware,
spending his vacation.
Eddie Sheldon visited in town few
days last week.
Mrs. Philo Pen6eld, of Michigan, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F, Norton,
and other friends in this place.
Miss hIillie Starr is visiting friends in
0berlin.
Miss Annie Goodyear is at home from
Lorain for few days.
Arthur Christy was one of those who re.
ceived diplomas at the normal college Of
Berea last week.
Quot pitching is the order OF excite
ment at the center these evenings.
Miss Metcalf, of Pittsheld, was the
guest Of the Misses Knapp last week.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. society will give
n strawberry and ice cream festival al the
Hls J' IhulIl lOlllOlIOW tNtHIuB.
ChildrenS day was observed at the Con-
gregational church yesterday. The house
was crowded, and everything rassed off
churmingly. The church WIS beautifully
decorated. 1t was lovely day aud the
first real opportunity for wearing white
dresses, and the opportunity was we'll i'm
proAed.
Children's day at the NJ. L. church has
been postponed for lhe week owing to the
unfinished repairs that are being made in
the building
II is reported that Arthur Ensign will
move into the Dave Shaw house in the
near future.
The center school closed last Friday,
and spelling match was granted TO
commemorate the occasion. Misses Carrie
Krrbs and Sarah Huntridge were the best
spoilers, according IN the test of the day.
Twenlyseven words were used from the
books which the school has heen using
and the scholars missed llom four 10 twrn-
tyfour Of the words. This does not speak
well Tor n noted school. Some method
should be employed whereby the rising
generation will become bcttei spoilers.
Fifteen words from the common spelling
book is almost too many ior those To miss
VIII" make teaching their profession.
The center school has been let to Mr..
Arnold, Of Pittsfed. and Miss Stella
KrrDs, "i this place. Miss X. has the
primary department
There is nothing like good society ard
IA 'x'' llrnt school to build up town, and
P'nfrld is coming 10 the front in that par.
T"rrlar. II is attracting cmigrants from
New York state, and brilliant future i
IN the rr0spcclives Of the town. IL Is ru.
m"r'd tal speculators are contemplating
tie 'trarlZatiOn of an extensive real rs.
tate agency here.
DusS The blame always rest with the
emrl"Ers, or Is the employer sometimes al
fault:
JUNE l3.-For the encouragement of the
exceeding small minority deemed by last
weeks correspondent not deserving Of
Especial MENTION" we would say Remem-
Der That ito err is human" and SAID cor
respondent is evidently human; and there
are others Of equally good judgment, per-
haps, who consider The minority In this
case to have been fully as deserving as the
Others Of special mention. The hearty
applause OF the appreciative audience was
worth more than the printed opinion Of
one person.
Miss Z. Williams, of Belden, has fin
ished her thlrd successful term Of school
IN this town. II we had more such teach.
ers there would be less reason 10 depore