The ministry, consisting of the following named persons, Matthew Carter, Oliver Hampton, Louisa Farnham and Adella Wells, returned, November 3d, from an extended visiting tour to the eastern ministry, and the following communities, (leaving home August 19th): Watervliet, O.; North Union, O.; Groveland, N. Y.; Watervliet, N. Y.; Shirley, Mass.; Harvard, Mass.; Alfred, Me.;. Gloucester, Me.; Enfield, N. H.; Canterbury, N. H.; Enfield, Conn.; Hancock, Mass.; Mt. Lebanon, N. Y. The occasion of their return was one of great rejoicing, and appropriately observed according to their belief and order, on Sunday last.
Eldress Julia Bear, accompanied by John Atchison and Amanda Rubush, of the Whitewater Order, are visiting their friends in the Village.
Charles Clapp and Peter Boyd, in the capacity of business men, courteously discharge their duty at the "office."
Ezra Leggett reports volunteer crops of peas, beans, onions and lettuce, furnishing repast for a limited number.
Pamela Davis is in charge of the school, at the Center, consisting of about forty children of both sexes and various ages.
Jethro Boyd, of the North family, after a brief illness, died, Saturday, the 5th inst, and was buried on the 7th.
The present ministry is considered a good selection, and one of marked ability.
Edward Butterworth, living one mile from Waynesville,
has a flock of 100 turkeys that, having supped on his lawn and wheat field,
are now giving their undivided attention to his strawberry beds. - Miamisburg
Bulletin.