The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-28
BAKERS CROSSING.

there report splendid time.
BAKERS CROSSING.
AUG. 26. The most pleasant event that
has taken place at the Uniyersalist
church in five years was the meeting of
the five churches of the Murray Associa-
tiOn atthe church on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. The meeting was opened
Friday at 2p. m. The afternoon was de-
voted to Sunday-schOOl work which was
openly discussed by many present. Fri
day evening a concert was given. Misses
Grace and Abbie BOice, Of Wellington,
and May Johnson, of Sullivan, assisted
in the entertainment. Saturday at II a.
m. Rev. c. +. Henry, Of the Cleveland
Church gave one of his excellent talks
on "What ye Sow ye shall Reap" Sat
urday afternoon was given to the WOm-
ems Missionary Alliance and the Y. P. c.
U. During the alliance meeting Rev.
Abbie E. DanfOrth, of NOrwalk, Ohio
missionary, and Rev. Cornelia A. B. Will
Jams, of Leroy, gave short talks on the
mission subject. The Y, P. c. U. officers
elected for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows: President, II. B. Briggs, of Cleve-
land; yice-president, Miss Clara Bissel,
of Leroy; secretary, Miss Lucy Andrews,
of Huntington; treasurer, Miss Damie
Henry, of 0lmsted. Saturday evening
was young peoples rally an evening
which was enjoyed by all. Miss Bissel,
Of Leroy, gave short history Of the Ma
tiOnal Y. &c. L. Miss Lucy Andrews
read a paper on Promises" and Mrs.
Danforth spoke for all too short time on
Boston, '95." Sunday morning Rev. G.
A. B. Williams preached from Ecclesi-
astes XII. /. Mrs. DanfOrth's remarks
at the afternoon session were based on
the 14th verse Of the I'd chapter of James.
This ended the association proper, but
the regular Sunday evening service was
conducted by Mr.. Jones. Though there
were but few people from the churches in
our district our little church was well
filled at all our meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Peet entertained L.
S. Boice and family, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell BOice, of Rochester,
were at A. Beckley's Sunday, and ROS
well BOice at his brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox, of Well.
ingtOn, spent Saturday and Sunday will
Il. L. Wilcox and wife.
II. 0. Williams and family, of Leroy
II. A. Campbell and family, of Yelling
ton, were guests of Lou Hall and f. W
Williams during the convention.
Mrs. Louisa LabOrie, Of Wellington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pond, of ROch
ester, were with friends from the 23d t
the 25th.
Mrs. Geo. Fisher, Of Cleveland, is visit
ing her many friends.
Il. d. Baker attended the reunion O.
the 12Sth O. V. |. at Sandusky the 2lst.
People from Wellington who attended
Sunday services at the Universalis
church: DR.. and Mrs. Hathaway, Dr
and Mrs. Gregg, with their mother; E. A
Van Cleef and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Cushion
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer HOughtOn, Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. B. Stevick, Mr.. and Mrs. +. D.
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Eglin.
The guests from abroad: Rev. c. F
Henry and Mrs. HOsley, Of Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 0. Williams and little
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. E. S, Bissel, Miss
Bissel, Messrs. Alexander and Wagner,
Mr.. and Mrs. POmerOy Of Leroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. COe, Mrs. DOllie and Lua COe Of
Olmsted, Mr.. 7. G. Briggs and daughter
and Mrs. Daniel Briggs of Sharon. Cliff
ford Z. Jones Of Rayenna, Rev. Abbie Z.
DanfOrth Of NOrwalk.
Miss Belle Haulk has been visiting heI
mother.
Miss Lettie SOules and Frank SOules
have returned to their home in LaGrange