Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11
Holland County
COLUMBIA
oid-fsshioned Fourth of July ceIebra- tion-cottases, Camps and Bunea- lows at the Lake Occupied.

William Godtfring of Philadelphia is spending portion of his vacation with his family who are passing the summer here. MT. Godtfring is trav- cling manager of an insurance com pany.
 Mrs. Elmer Taylor and daughter of Nashua, N H., are visiting Mrs. Tay- lors' parents, Mir. and Mrs Gottlieb Koenig of this place.
 Mrs. Carrie Gleason of Winter Hill, Mass. Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Isham in West street.
 Mfr and Mrs. Hazen and Mrs. Mur-f dock of Boston and Miss Pierce of Canada. are visiting Mrs. Emily Cobb of Columbia
 Fourth of July Celebration.
 Columbia people enjoyed a public celebration of the Fourth It was an all day. sane and safe" free to all celebration, commencing with the early ringing of the church bell and closing with a handsome display of fireworks in the evening. There were three ball games during the dag. A game by the locals and a Willimantic nine both forenoon and afternoon The Column bia team winning both games; morn ing score, II to 10; afternoon. to g. The third game was by a nine made up of single men vs. a nine of mar ried men, The single men. won. 10 to g. There was a parade of -horribIes'' z athletic sports and folk dances by the tchildren. A well prepared collation. was served from Yeoman's hall. Three hundred were present. among them summer visitors and people from ad- joining towns.
 Preacher From Bay State. It is expected that the pulpit will be occupied next Sunday by Rev. Mir. Rollins of Orinoco. Mass. by exchange with Rev E. O. Foster MT and Mrs. Burdette W. Downer of Hartford are spending two weeks vacation with relatives in town Henry n. Hunt of Providence passed the weekend with his mother and sister in Pine street
 Many at the Lake. Nearly, or quite all the cottages and bungalows about Columbia Lake are occupied-there are also several camps dence and Willimantic. At present the Lake is full and presents a fine ap- pearance.
 Briefs and Personals. Joseph P. Little who recently re- | turned from Peru, South America, | where for sometime he was in the em- ploy of mining company. has been | visiting relatives and friends in town Raymond Tucker and sister, Zulette | friends In this place over Sunday. | MT. and Mrs. Fred O. Clark and Mr and Mrs. Dow of Hartford, spent the weekend at the summer home of MT and Mrs. ripper, west of Columbia Green.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Collins anC l two children of New Haven is spend ing 8 week with relatives in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Minniken of Soutf Manchester and Misses Hazel anC Julia Robertson of Hartford wer, guests of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Winte over the Fourth"
 MT. and Mrs. Neville Mlicq. Johl Bowker and Miss Lena G. Wolff O Norwich and Herman Wolff of Say brook Point were guests of Mrs. Kat Wolff over the Fourth and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James A. Utley attend ed family reunion and picnic a Laurel Park last Wednesday. The dat was the birthday of Mrs. Utley' father Ichabod Rogue. a veteran O the Civil war;
 Miss Lenore Little of Bryn Mau college is visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Harriet K. Porter is visiting South Windham friends.