The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-23
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PITTSFIELD.

The wind was in the northwest when
the sun crossed the line
Frank Beam who has been working for
b. W. Davies tor the past year has moved
to 0berlIn, where he will work as a Sec
tion hand.
Chas. Mason has hired out to work one
year for II. N: Gilletl in his mill.
Some of our young men have hired out
for the summer. John Stevenson is to
work for Fred Wilson and L. Robinson
will work for Robt. Merriam.
The personal property Vi John Pick
worth sold well. Bidding was done
freely and everything brought sood
price, the best cows bringing some
5000 per head.
Nv. SeYery has closed his school at
French creek, Avon, and IS in town call
ing upon his friends.
The literary society are to give an
entertainment at the town hall this week,
Wednesday evening. A good program
will be presented. Admission . cents.
Mr.. Downing, of Orange, Geauga Co.,
has moved into Wm. Crosier's factory
and will make cheese this summer for
Mr.. Crosier
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Worcester, of
Oberlin, attended church here yesterday.
The Republicans met in caucus on the
10th inst and nominated the township
officers which are as follows: o. j. Whit
ney, trustee q, s. Sheldon, clerk; IL. G.
Bartlett, assessor; G. D. Matcham, justice ;
Phil. McRoberts, constable.
Fish of the sucker breed are very high
tins spring costing as high as 1920 per
pound-if caught on the first day OF the
week.
Some of the papers claim that the leg
islature has passed several important
bills this winter. Had they said several
unimportant bills they would come
nearer the truth. As we look at II they
keep ripping up and amending. and Il
| all amounts to almost nothing. only con.
fusion. Take the election law for in
stance. They have so mixed things foI
our spring election so We do not know
whether we have any election laws or not
The Australian law was good enough as II
was and was needed as much Ia our town
ship elections as any other. Again the
school law. The idea that one director ID
each district, 1--WE have 1t that way now II
some of our sub districis) and they do no
give as good satisfaction to the people al
districts do that have three directors
We think If the law had been changed SC
as 10 allow the directors reasonable com
pensation tor time actually employed
and fine them II they did not do theil
drty, we would have less trouble in get
ting quorum out TO the boaid meetings
II. NJ. Gillet had the misfortune Il
break his large saw used In his mill III
purchased another in Mansfield.
The cold dry winds Of the past weel
have put an end to sugaring for while o
least.
Not long ago a young theologue iron
the classic city came out to special dis
trlct No. 9 to expand the truths which b
considered. He began to understand an'
to convince the people that 1t was goo
thing TO have. Gave them u sermon i
the new school house one Sunday. Til
mex, Sunday some of the young folks an
some of the older ones too went fishing u
Black River. The game warden at Elyri
was notified and came and took the gen
tlemen 10 Elyria for violating the Sunda
law. The fines and costs amounted
about $40. which was promptly paid b
The parties arrested. AT about the tim
this was gong on the young theologu
with three other fellows were out to hav
good time one evening aud while "a III
act of roasting their chickens in tho III
IN sugar house not Ear from Oberlir
the proprietor came upou lbcm AID The
took 90 their he'll. The N"l r!ct"r "H
close on &c lne party. ,lr MAS ba"iy c'
by A knife IS tue " rl,l hul ~ ,.',l b
man by the coat collar ani his elor
to get away he Slipped "ut Of his Goa
But the name on the coat gave The ieIiL
away.