Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
COLUMBIA
Rev. ad Mrs. Claus OIandt Married 24 Year-Balt Ganes-AnnuaI Fair Laraeiy Attended

Mr and Mrs. Burdette w. Downer of Hartford are spending their vaca~ tion with local relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Little of New Orleans, who are spending the sum mer here, are passing few days at Boston and other places in New Eng land.
 George Pinekney and family of New Haven are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Howard Rice.
 Mrs, William Godtfring of Philadel- phia who is spending the summer here was a Hartford visitor last week. Married Twenty -four Years. Rev and Mrs. Claus Olandt cele- brated the twenty fourth annivefsar% of their marriage at their farm and summer residence near Hop River vil- lage, Thursday of last week. MT. Olandt is pastor of church at Mount Rose near Peekskill on the Hudson and usually spends his summer vaca- ton onEhis farm in Columbia. Last year he went to Europe and was ao- sent 1t0 days during which time he delivered 1o9 sermons or addresses. He purchased his farm property in Co., lumbfa about IS years ago. He was at that atime engaged in Y. M. c. A. work, but afterwards entered the min istry. Mir. Olandt is expected to oc'- eupy the pulpit at the morning church !
 Game With Goshen Today.
 An excellent ball game was played on Columbia Green last Saturday af- ternoon by the local nine and the South Windhana nine in which the lat ter were defeated score 10 to 4. The feature of the game was the fine pitch ing of Buster Collins. which kept the South Windhams guessing. This (Sat- urday1 afternoon the local team is booked to play the Goshen debanen) nine in this place.
 Mir and Mrs. Mfnnfken of Manehes- ter are the guests of MT. and Mrs l. E. Winter.
 Master George Robinson of willi- mantle is visiting the family of his uncle, F, H. Avery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Barton Jacobs of Thompson and Mr and Mrs. Guy Dudley of Webster, Mass. were guests of MT. and Mrs, William A. Lyman last week.
 Lyndon Little was in Palmer. Mass. recently.
 Mrs. W. A. Lyman and daughter. Mrs May Lyman Smith. were with relatives in Hartford and New Britain over Sunday.
 MF. and Mrs Abbott Little, Mrs. George A. Little and Frank SGufres. enjoyed ah automobile trip to Spring field and return last Sunday. Howard Porter was chauffeur.
 Curtis steam sawrafH has completed it's work on the H. W. Porter lot and
 The Lebanon Congregational church and Sunday school held 9 picnic at Columbia lake, Wednesday last
 Crowd Attends Annual Fair. The Ladies' Aid society held their annual fair and entertainment at Yeo- mans hall last Wednesday afternoon and evening. The fair was opened at O clock. Supper from 6 to s o'clock and entertainment at 8. The attend semefy decorated. The evenings en- tertafnment consisted largely of in- strumental music. there being violin and piano solos and several concert one act farce comedy by five young ladies A Blind Attachment. was we'll received
 Mrs, Willard B. Clark has black netted scarf, q present from her grandson, Dr. Herman Little, who has recently returned from China.
 Mir. and Mrs. Winniken of South Manchester are visiting relatives in this place.
 Leaves for Grand Rapids.
 Miss Adeline Thatcher who has been spending two weeks with her uncle, Justin IshaH, returned ta Grand Rap ids, Mich. Wednesday:
 Ar. and Mrs. Hubbard of Detroit, Mich, are spending few days with Mrs. Emily Cobb.
 Mr. and Mrs, (. l.. BackHs >af New London visited their home iA ARdexer and attended the pienie at Goiu4a5ia lake, spending Wednesday, night at Isham returned with them in their car to New Landon Thursday morn ing.
 E. S. Bacl1us apG faIpiix of Fhomp- son visited fheir fathers home in An dover, also their aunt. Mrs. J. A. Isham in West street. returning home early in the week.