Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-19
COLUMBIA
All Salute Flag at chiidren's Bay Concert-FareweIl Reception and Gift of Money for Rev. land Mrs. E. o. Foster.

Gift of Money for Rev. land Mrs. E.
 o. Foster.
 Louis Kaplin of this place was ar rested and brought before Justice of the Peace Raymond E. Clarke charged and was fined $S and costs.
 Bungalow for Hartford Man.
 c. R. Buell. and Roland Smith are erecting bungalow on the west shore of Columbia. lake near the property of the Center church of Hartford, for Dr. Wells of that city. The bungalow is 38x38 and built of native stone laid in cement. The walls are 12 inches thick.
 Guests at Wedding.
 Mir. and Mrs Clara Robinson were at Granby, Mass, last week and at tended the marriage of Miss Ruby In- gram and R. G. Fuller. The bride and groom, accompanied Mir. and Mrs. Robinson on their return to Columbia and spent their honeymoon at Far View farm. the home of MT. Robinson.
 Miss Harriet K. Porter of Wellesley college is spending the vacation at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. H, W. Porter.
 Prof. Raymond Hunt and family. of Emporia, Kansas, are spending their vacation with MT. Hunts parents, MT and Mrs. Fred A Hunt and other eastern relatives. Professor Hunt has been member of the faculty of Elm will return there at the close of vaca- ton.
 Mrs. Cook and son, of wallingford have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Rice.
 South Windham Won.
 The Columbia baseball team went to South Windham last Saturday after noon and were beaten by the home team. Score, Is to 13.
 All Saluted Flag.
 Children's day was observed last Sunday, the church being nearly filled The Sunday school from Hop R4ver village attended in a body. The church was handsomely decorated with ferns and daisies and American flags. A caged canary sang. Four children were baptized. The exercises by the Sun day school consisted of songs, recita- tions. Bible readings and remarks by the pastor. A pretty feature was the reading of Governor Holcomb's Flag day proclamation by Miss Evelyn Woodward, while Miss Evelyn Lyman stood beside her with the American flag. After the reading Miss Wood ward requested the congregation to rise, and with her, salute the flag.
 LuciuS Robinson visited his college chum, William McNicol of Jewett City, last week and from there the two en- joyed an automobile trip to Fall River. Mass. and the horse show.
 Rendered Farewell Reception.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. o. Foster were tendered a reception Thursday evening at Yeomans hall by the people of the parish prior to their departure to their new field at Essex Junction. Vt, early next week. The Columbia band, I1rJ1i inj7 Ia mental in starting. was present and furnished excellent music. Refresh ments were served and a handsome sum of money was presented to the retiring pastor.
 News in General.
 MT Russell is having a bungalow erected on the east shore of the lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Little, of East Hampton, spent the week end with the formers mother, Mrs. Emily A. Little.
 Miss Martha McCale. librarian at Emporia college, Kansas, spent the week end with Prof. and Mrs. Ray mond Hunt, at the home of Fred A. Hunt.
 Miss Maud Latham, instructor in English at the high school in Clear field, Pa.. is spending a. portion of her vacation at the home of her father and sisters at Chestnut Hill. Later Miss Latham expects to attend the California exposition.
 Wednesday night was Children's s night at the grange. A play entitled Her Busy Day, was given and thor oughIy enjoyed, after which light re- treatments were served.
 Mrs. Sarah Richardson of Avon Park, Florida, is occupying the house on Columbia Green formerly owned by Mrs. Mary G. Tucker, who now re- sides in California.