Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
Holland County COLUMBIA

.sv;Iiimantie Team Defeated in Double
 Header-Town Debt Increased $1.soo --sneeiaI Observance Of ounday. Oct. 4.
 A local citizen who has as fine dis. rplaY of flowers in his oaeK , yalo oharD SsSo sIies and hen fruit. all of finest quailty. iBut this is not all he has; he raises nuts English walnuts. Japanese cnesI- nuts and butternuts; he also has a me lawn set with rare shrubs and orna- Lrner,faI trees, and besides all these Ithings Mr. Hitchcock. there goes ms ir1ame. has very fine vegetable ear- fden-
 Defeated WiIlimantic Twice.
 Two ball games were played on Co- sIumbia Green Saturday a1ternooI es rames were won by the Columpias. Scores, 10 to and II to 6. Burial of Mrs. George w. Collins The body of Mrs. Mary 4. Collins. who died at her home in Wi!limantic on wednesday of last week, was brought here for burial in the Coium- lbia cemetery last Sunaay a.lesoos' 5aas M 10. Foster of this place. The deceaseo twas the widow of George W. Collins 'or
 Clayton E. Lyman spent several days with relatives in Hartford recently: with Mrs. J. A. utley at her home on
 Mrs. Willard B. Clark and Miss Jo- sephine Hutchins were visiting rela- lives in Norwich last week.
 I Miss Harriett K, Porter, who has been spending her vacation with her parents. returned to Wellesley college T Mr' and Mrs. W. B. Clarke of New Haven spent Sunday with MT: Clarke.s parents. MT. and Mrs. Willard 6. Clarke.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Cook and daugh- ter Olive entertained party Of young people at their home on Columbia Green last Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Davis and two children of Hamden spent the week lend with Columbia relatives.
 Were at Silver Bay.
 Cecil L. Gates and family, who have been spending the summer at Silver Bay. N Y, are passing a few weeks at their cottage in this place. MT. Gates has for many years been engaged in Y. M. C. A. work.
 e-7 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Friday afternoon.
 q Town Debt Increased. a The selectmen, town treasurer and auditors met last Saturday and pre- pared the various town reports for publication. Results showed an irl- crease of something like $L300 on the indebtedness of the town during the past year.
 bz To Observe Peacs Sunday. President Wilson's proclamation set ting apart Sunday, Oct. {. as a d-y of prayer for the peace of Europe was lead from the pulpit last Sunday. The day will be observed as set forth in tho Proclamation. It will also be rally day for the Sunday school.
 !. Hart Buell. and Miss Jones Of Gilead attended morning church service here Sunday.
 Cecil L. Gates, for many years ac- lively engaged in Y. M. c. A. work in many states, will occupy the pulpit at the morning service Sunday.
 Mrs. Kate Wolff and son William attended the wedding of her son. Her man F. Wolff, and Miss Florence P. Bowker at St. Andrews Episcopal church in Greeneville last Wednesday at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs, Wolff will visit friends in Norwich the remainder of the week.
 Harry N. Brousseau and sisters have been visiting Clarence T.. Crockett at his cottage in East Lyme recently.
 Miss Sarah Bailey of West street and George Merritt of Andover attend qf Andover Friday evening. About 24 3pung people were present.
 New Stack In Library.
 A new stack of ash placed in the Saxton B. Little free library building af a cost of $95 will probably furnish room for thousand books of average size.
 The mills at Willimantic are drawing | water from Columbia lake, which has been lowered more than seven feet. Mrs. May Lyman Smith and her sister. Miss Agnes Lyman, have re- fygFv4Ad fn fha3~ at boarding school for girls at Briar Cliff manor. on the Hudson