Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-03
Holland County
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MT. and Mrs. Edward E. Lyman to
 Hold New Years Rsoeptien-Death of Mrs. Simon Hunt-6and ceIe- brstes Anniversary.

prares AnntNoreary.
 Mrs. Albert E. Brown. after a visit of several weeks with felatives and friends in California and other west ern states. returned home last week. having had most enjoyable trip.
 Miss Agnes Lyman of Briar Cliff with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Will liam A. Lyman, at the Lake
 The schools in the several districts arc having a weeks vacation.
 Raymond Squires lost a valuable COW last week from sickness.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman P. Wolff of Westfield. Mass, spent the holiday season with the formers mother, Mrs Kate Wolff on Columbia Green. Cyrus Hilton of Glastonbury spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. J P. Little.
 Miss Lena c. Wolff of Norwich spent Christmas with her mother and brother on Columbia Green.
 New Years Reception. MT. and Mrs. Edward B. Lyman are to hold reception at their home to- day (Saturday) New Years day, te which all Columbia people are invited They will keep open house from te p. m. and all who call will receive 6 hearty welcome. In the evening they will be at home to receive the young people. MT. and Mrs. Lyman wert formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y, but are now residing here and are greatly ap. preciated by Columbia people for theil
 musical ability.
 | Last Sundays blfzzard began sud. denly. got right down to business and ragged for about four hours. the winc all the while blowing a gale. The at. tendance at the morning church ser. vice was small only about 40 being present. The sermon and music wert n fhA hrt tCkvS There was no session of the Sunda, school for the first time in severa years.
 | Funeral of Mrs. Simon Hunt. News was received Tuesday of tn, | death of Mrs. Sarah Hunt which oc cured the night previous, at the Re treat in Hartford. She was 82 year | of age, and for some time had beer quite feeble in mind and body. Sh, l was the widow of Simon Hunt of thi. place. Funeral services were held a | the Columbia Congregational churcl 1 of which the deceased was a membe Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, Rev F. N. Owen officiating. Burial was il
 the Columbia cemetery.
 Shoulder DisIocated Again. | Clayton E. Hunt dislocated his shoul
 der Monday while endeavoring t
 crank an automobile. He was fakel
 to Wiiimantic and the bone was pu
 in place. The fragments were badl, strained and he is experiencing con siderable pain and soreness. This par
 ticular shoulder has been dislocate' l several times.
 I Bands Anniversary Concert. l The Foster Band of Columbia gav 1 its first anniversary social. concer I and dance, at Yeoman's hall, las 1 Tuesday evening. The varied pro gram was well carried out and al though the weather was rather un favorable there was a fair attendance The band which was organized year ago has made excellent progres
 under the direction of Prof A. E Lyman, and was very successful in tn I'concerts given last summer. The ban
 has some twenty members.
 Married 5e Years. 1 ' Mir. and Mrs: Willard B. Clarke lei I Wednesday for Hartford, where the
 will spend New Years with thei daughter. Mrs. Edith Little. Whil there they will celebrate the 58th, an | niversary of their rnarriaRe