Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
coLuMBIA
Farm Saies-BaII Team Defeated al
Lebanon-Producsrs Ship No Milk.

Misses Julia and Josephine Kneel-
and, teachers at South wilmington and
East Killingly respectively, were with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III:
Kneeland of Columbia Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Capron, also teacher
at East Killingly. was their guest over
Sunday
Two sales OF farm property were
made last week, Albert Carpenter hav-
ing sold his farm, located near Leon
ard Bridge in South Pine street ana
the farm property owned ana occu-
pied by Michael Sullivan, located
short distance from Hop River Sta
ton, both places being purchased by
out of town people.
George A. Fuller and sisters OF Leb-
anon spent Sunday with relatives IN
Miss Osborne of the Willimantic
normal school was the guest of Rev
and Mrs. w III. Harris over Sunday:
Mrs. w. H. Kneeland has been WIS.,
iting friends in East Killingly-
Everett Bosworth of Hartford was
the guest of the family of William p.
Johnson at Riverside farm over Sun
day.
Ichabod Bogue of Hartford has been
spending the week with his daughter,
Mrs. James A. Utley. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Utley on Columbia
Green.
The family of Charles R. Buell. has
again been placed under quarantine
on account of scarlet fever. Mr.. Bu-
ellis son Luther has the disease.
Mothers Day and Peace Day.
Mothers Sunday white carnations
were noticeable among the congrega-
ton. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Harris,
alluded to the day although his ser
the peace congress at Hartford and
New Britain.
The Columbia baseball nine went to
Lebanon last Saturday and played the
Lei \ a.
Vor of Lebanon.
DIR. F. J. du Toyt has moved his
family into one of the tenements of
the old hotel where they will reside
South Africa the Doctor intends taking
a course at Columbia university, New
York, and at the same time will put
in some work at Bellevue hospital
gers passed over this place early on
Friday morning of last week. 1t was
moving swiftly at low altitude in
westerly direction.
Prof. Albert e. Lyman. who spent
the past winter musician at
popular winter resort in Florida. has
returned to his home in this place for
the summer He spent pleasant win
ter in Florida and expects to return
there another season MI Lyman Is
an excellent cornetist.
Attorney Charles F. Clarke OF New
Haven spent Sunday with his parents,
Prof. Fred Bunce of Colchester was
the guest of A. Il. Lyman over sun
day Mr.. Buncs has been playing the
violin in the west the past winter
Messrs. Bunce and Lyman have IRE
ouently played In the same orchestra.
Keeping Back Thsir Milk.
The milk strike continues and no
milk is being shipped by local pro-
ducers number of the heaviest pro-
ducers have made arrangements 70
send their cream to the Lebanon
creamery while others are making and
marketing their butter.
Ladies' Night at Columbia Lodge.
(Contributed)
" was ladies' night with Columbia
lodge, No. rs, A. o. u. W., at Yeoman' :
hall Monday evening, May 9th. This
lodge has had the assistance or the Ia
dies in town in the entertainments and
suppers they have held. Considerable
is due them for the efforts they have
shown towards the A. o. u. WIS sue
cess, and in appreciation OF their kind
ness the lodge voted several weeks
ago to hold ladies' night. Mrs. Carrie
l. Mann of New Haven, Conn, grand
recorder Degree OF Honor, was pres
emit, gave an interesting talk on her
work. and mentioned that there We're
81 degree of honor lodges in tfis( New
England) Jurisdiction, very progres-
stve social and fraternal organization
in connection with the A. o. u w.
Miss Ruth Isham rendered piano seiec-
TONS after which the lodge members
served refreshments, including ice
cream Owing to the evening being
stormy not SO many were present as
otherwise would have attended.