Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-03
COLUMBIA
Vacation Pleasures Being Enjoyed By Many Visitors-5all Games-SaIe of Land Near Green.

Mrs. Carrie Frost and daughter Eleanor. left last week for North HarpsweH, Maine to remain for the summer.
 Mrs. Abbott Little was visiting friends in Newark, New Jersey, and Brooklyn, last week.
 The Films on Columbuia Green were sprayed last week.
 Mrs. Earl M. Holbrook has been vIs- iting relatives in Hartford
 Mrs. Frank Shekleton of Hartford. is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. H. Kneeland. in Pine street.
 Building storehouse.
 The Center church people of Hart ford, are erecting a large storehouse tho west shore of Columbia Lake. The Lard will be used Tor camping pur- poses during the summer.
 Albert Carpenter is making repairs ard improvements on the house on the Betsey Button place in Pine street, which he recently purchased. s. B. West, Civil War veteran, att tended the annual meeting and ban quet of the Army and Navy club at Eastern Point. Friday and Saturday. Defeated South Coventry.
 The local ball team went to South Coventry hast Saturday and played the South Coventry nine Score Is to Is III ldNOT O1 1OlQUfOAd
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Rice and two children, of Pittsfeld. Mass. have been visiting the family of his brother, Howard A. Rice, on Columbia Green.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Little and Mir. Bassett and a lady from Bridgewater, Mass, made an automobile trip here last Friday and were guests of Mir and Mrs. Warren A Collins Saturday MT. and Mrs. Little, Mir. Bassett and Mir and Mrs Warren A. Collins, took an automobile trip to Springfield. and return The visitors returned to Bridgewater, Sunday.
 Mrs. Kate Woln visited friends in South Coventry last Saturday. l Mrs. Edith Little and son Donald. of Hartford. are visiting reiatiyes in town.
 There are several cases of humps in town. They are supposed to have sneaked in over the Hebron town line.
 Arrive at Farm. The family of Rev. Claud OIandt of Montrose, N r., have arrived in town and will spend the summer at Mir Olandts farm near Hop River village | MT Olandt will be with his family a portion of the time in July, and latter will spend his vacation with them
 Mir and Mrs. Ozro D. Fuller of Leb- anon. spent a day recently with the ] family Of their son Willis. at Riverside i Farm.
 | Rev. MT. LAKEWOOD dSSiSldnl I<ASlOI | of the Broadway Tabernacle, Brooklyn, N. r., and his wife are with the Saw yer family at the Lake
 Mir and Mrs. Willis Fuller have been entertaining Mrs Frederick E. Fuller and son Ellsworth. of East Hartford , and Mir and Mrs. Myron Manning of Tyringham, Mass, at Riverside Farm Buy Land Near the Green. Henry SchIllinger and son Fred have | purchased a 13 acre tract of land To- cated a short distance west of Colum- bia Green, from Chester H. Collins oi | Palmer, Mass.
 The ball game Saturday will be be- | tween the local nine and a nine from wiliimantic. on Columbia Green in the | forenoon.
 | Death Of Frederick 4. Barbour. The death of Frederick A. Barbour occurred in Springfield. Mass. recent ly, Mir. Barbour was 6s years of age | He was born in Hartford. A portion | of his beyhoed days were spent ir ! Columbia in the early sixties and he l was a pupil of the Center school and resided with the family of Ancil Will liams then proprietor of the old Innt en Columbia Green. lie was a wide | awake bey, and we'll liked by his com 1 RaHieRs. In 18TH he went to Spring | field and fer 27 years worked as proof reader on the Republican, resigning ir ! 1se6 and going to Worcester where he was for nine years superintendent ' of the Odd Fellows home. Later hs