The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-25
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events In Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
NEW LONDON.

OCT. S.-Married, October 10, Jesse
Lee and Miss Carrie Belle Richardson.
Mrs. G. B. Messenger and children have
returned to their home In Pomona, Cali
fornia, via Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kilburn, Of Cleveland,
have been spending the past week here
with their daughter, Ms. b. F. Starbird.
Mrs. o. S. Merri6eld and Mrs. Ed. Kin.
ney, OF Cleveland, were in town week
since.
Rev. W. A. Perrns aud wlfr, OF Bedford,
D., vlsltad her mother and sister here the
past week.
Mrs. Julia Knowlton, Of Auburn, N. Y,
is spending a few days here with friends.
Nrs. DR.. q. H, Gutelius and Miss Name
Gettle are visiting friends in Clyde, D.
Messrs. Clark and Randolph Rogers, Of
Iowa, paid brief visit to their parents,
Dir. and Mrs. r. b. Rogers.
Mra. r. A. Clark, Of Topeka, Kansas,
has been spending the past month with
friends In this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee are making
preparations to spend the winter in the
south. II Is hoped the change of climate
will be benefit to Mrs. Lee, who is in
very poor health.
At the worlds lair, or just returned
John Kelly, VIM. Kelly, Nathan Palmer,
E. M. Palmer, G. W. Runyon, Henry
Childs, Rev. VIM. Kepler, N. II. Under.
hill, A. A. Powers, and daughter, Minnie
Mrs. g. E. Washburn and son, Harry, Mr.
and Mrs 4. Beardsley, and Mrs. Scoby.
Col. Winship, Of Cleveland, and DR.. D.
II. Reed, Of North Fairfield, will addres,
the citizens ol New London, on the 2Cth
on the political issues Uf the day.
Mrs. J. +. Foote, OF Cleveland, will give
talk and parliamentary drill at the Con
gregational church this evening.
On the morning Of the 18th the Ode
Fellows, their wives and daughters, were
busily hurrying 10 and fro. II wss ,C
them day of work and pleasure, for thei
fine new hall was TO bs dedicated with ap
propriate ceremonies. Il Is estimated tha
about 400 gcests were here. Akron sen
over 100, and they were accompanied b,
the Eighth regiment band. The stree
parade was said to he the finest ever seer
on our streets, and the music by the bandl
the Savannah band being here, also
was par excellence, and they were mo-
afraid Of doing their proportion towart
entertaining, but gave US a rare muslca
treat The dinner was sufficient, and also
the evening BANQUET. No one went away
hungry. New London has the reputation
OF always feeding her guests bountifully
The remarks by Grand Master N. s. Clapp
Of Warren, in the afternoon, were simply
grand. lie set forth the glorious institu
tion Of Odd Fellowship and It's work In
glowing eloquence. The following officers
Of the grand lodge were present: Grand
Master Milo s. Clapp, Grand Patriarch
X. p. Hingson, Grand Scribe james An,
derton, Grand Representative J. r. Miles
Grand Secretary c. IL. Lyman, Grand s
Warden j. A. Robinson. Very rarely are
SO many grand officers together, except al
the grand lodge, and our brothers Of the
oder feel quite grati6ed over the event
Long may they flourish and support th,
ennobling Christian principles Of theil
order.
The ladies' OF the Baptist church helC
their society 10 the church basement Oct
ober 10, and were largely patronized by
the visitors.
The NJ. e. society met on the Goth with
Mrs. II. w. Townsend.
The Congregational society will NEE
with Mrs. J. N. Nation on Wednesday
the 25th.
A series Of meetings will begin At th,
N. Z. church on the 24th, conducted BY
Rev. II. L. Steyes, Of LaGrange.
Died, on the 18th, Mrs. Jane Kimbal
Motter.
Howard Russell, state superintendent o
the Anti.saloon league, spoke at the Bap
tie, church Sunday evening.