Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
Holland County COLUMBIA
Fourth of July Observance Talked Of Coventry Ministers to Meet-Re- cent Reception.

cent Reception.
 A ball game on Columbia green Sat urday afternoon between local players and the All Andover nine was called at the close of the 9th inning on ac- count of the heavy thunder shower. At that time the score stood to 0 in favor of Columbia.
 A Second Biossoming.
 J. P. Little has an apple tree of the Sweet Rough variety which blossom ed early in May and now has a good quantity of apples about the size of marbles; from several of the clusters of apples new shoots started out and last week were in bud and blossom.
 Deputy Bradley and wife of Rock vile were present at the meeting of the local grange Wednesday evening last week.
 chiIdren's Day.
 Children's day was observed last Sunday commencing at II o'clock. There were exercises by the young members of the Sunday school con sisting of songs, and recitations. Re- marks by Rev. and Mrs. E. o. Foster. The church was handsomely decorated with ferns and flowers, and a lively canary contributed to the music. The attendance was large.
 Henry Brown Is out with a new automobile
 Lewellyn Latham and Horace Little have been spending the week with New York relatives.
 Talk of Fourth of July Observance.
 A cooperative observance of the coming Fourth of July by the various organizations in town is being talked of.
 Misses Lena G. Wolff and Florence Bowker of Norwich were at the home of Mrs. Kate Wolff Saturday night and Sunday.
 Miss Maud Latham who has just completed a years post graduate course at Columbia college, New York is at the home of her father, A. A. Latham Miss Latham is a graduate of Smith college.
 Mrs. John Mitchell has sold her farm property north of Columbia green to Charles Wyman of New York, who takes possession at once.
 Miss Edith Little who is engaged in library work at Springfield has been spending several days with relatives in this place.
 MT and Mrs Roland Smith visit ed Mrs. Smiths mother in Marlborough over Sunday.
 Frank w. Woodward of Massachu- setts is visiting his son Madison Woodward
 A. B. Brown is having two new bungalows erected and is putting an addition to another. He now has six fine bungalows located in hand some grove on the south shore of the lake.
 Seven Foot Rye.
 Merry thought farm has a fine field of seven foot rye which is being. har- vested this week. Merrythought com prises two farms owned by Miss E. B. Whitney.
 Reception For Rector. Mrs Welch gave a reception for Rev Charles Lawrence Adams, rector of St Pauis church, Willimantic at her home Noxid, by the lake Thursday of last week. Those present were Rev and Mrs. Adams of Wulimantic and Chas K. Hitchcock, wife and daughter Helen, MT. and Mrs. Willard B. Clarke MT. and Mrs. J. w Clarke and son Raymond, and Mrs. John Mitchell of this place.
 The Holland County association of Congregational Ministers is to meet in Columbia next Tuesday in convention With this meeting there will be public services in the church in the after noon at 2 o'clock
 Mir. and Mrs. James P. Little at tended the Barnes Williams wedding at Glastonbury Wednesday,
 Miss M. H. Jones formerly pastor of the Congregational church at Staf- fordville is expected to occupy the pull pit in this place next Sunday and tc be present at the Association of Min isters the following Tuesday.