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The late Lord Panmure sent the late Mr Phillip, the great painter, to Wellhouse, to take the bull's portrait. Not satisfied with Mr Phillip's first sketch, he sent him back; and Mr Phillip lived at Wellhouse for weeks, and painted "Panmure" a second time. Mr Fullerton is one of our best judges, and to him I am indebted for my best stock in the female line.
Old Abe was a great favourite with children, and he was always fond of them; sometimes old age turns folks sour, crabby, and snarlish with children, but age only mellowed him, and made him more loving and loved. An amusing incident came under my notice during the time I was minister at Wellhouse in the Huddersfield Circuit.
Purcell, Nathan P. Payne. 6th Ward Edwin Hart, John Huntington. 7th Ward Charles B. Pettingill, George Angell. 8th Ward Joseph Houstain, Patrick Carr. 9th Ward F. W. Pelton, John Martin. 10th Ward William Wellhouse, John J. Weideman 11th Ward Charles E. Gehring, George L. Hurtnell. 13th Ward E. C. Gaeckley, Benj.
Huntington. 7th Ward P. M. Freese, E. S. Willard. 8th Ward Solon Corning, J. Dwight Palmer. 9th Ward A. Anthony, A. T. Van Tassel. 10th Ward Wm. Wellhouse, I. U. Masters. 11th Ward Thos. Dixon, J. Coonrad. Mayor Irvine U. Masters. President of the Council H. S. Stevens. Trustees 1st Ward C. C. Rogers, Thos.
His bull "Panmure" gained the first prize at the Highland Society's Show at Dundee in the aged bull class, and Mr Fullerton also carried off the prize for the three best cows. "Panmure" was sold to the late Mr Taylor, Wellhouse, Alford, and some of my best stock trace their descent from "Panmure."
Hard work in the Court, the sederunts turn long and burthensome. I fear they will require some abridgment of vacation. Now called Wellhouse Tower. Having omitted to carry on my Diary for two or three days, I lost heart to make it up, and left it unfilled for many a month and day. During this period nothing has happened worth particular notice.
Wellhouse. 11th Ward J. Coonrad, Thos. Dixon. Mayor Edward S. Flint. President of the Council I. U. Masters. Trustees 1st Ward J. J. Benton, C. C. Rogers. 2d Ward T. N. Bond. A. Roberts. 3d Ward A. C. Keating, H. S. Stevens. 4th Ward Henry Blair, E. Thomas. 5th Ward Joseph Sturges, N. P. Payne. 6th Ward Wm. Meyer, Jno.
Trustees 1st Ward Charles C. Rogers, Silas Merchant. 2d Ward Ansel Roberts, Peter Diemer. 3d Ward Amos Townsend, J. C. Shields. 4th Ward Maurice B. Clark, Proctor Thayer. 5th Ward William Heisley, Thomas Purcell. 6th Ward John Huntington, Edward Hart. 7th Ward Christopher Weigel, Charles B. Pettingill. 8th Ward William H. Truscott, Joseph Houstain. 9th Ward John Martin, F. W. Pelton. 10th Ward Reuben H. Becker, William Wellhouse. 11th Ward Robert Larnder, Charles E. Gehring.
After preaching one Sunday at Wellhouse, a place about four miles from where he resided, he was making his way home in the cool of the summer evening, and had got within a very short distance of Berry Brow. Following on the same road was a man that knew Abe very well, who was trying to overtake him.
Wellhouse. 11th Ward George L. Hartnell, John G. Vetter. 12th Ward Benj. R. Beavis, Eugene C. Gaeckley. 13th Ward Major Collins, J. H. Slosson. 14th Ward A. E. Massey, A. A. Jewett, 15th Ward John A. Ensign, C. W. Coates. Trade and Commerce. The commercial history of the early years of Cleveland does not differ from that of most western settlements.
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