Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
COLUMBIA
Recent Fair Nets Over s2oo-caucus Con1ing-sixteen Go to New Haven for Suffrage Parade.

Frederick Avery and Robert Northam of Hartford were in town Thursday afternoon. They made the journey by motorcycle, returning to Hartford that evening.
 Melted Over s2oo.
 The recent fair and entertainment given by the Ladies' Aid society netted over s200.
 MT and Mrs. Elbert C. Little of New Orleans, who have been spending the summer on their farm near the lake, left Friday of last week for New Or leans to resume their work in Straight university.
 Lyman's orchestra is booked to play at the North Coventry grange fair and at the entertainment in the even ing, when readings by Miss Grace Randall, elocutionist, Of this place, will be one of the features. WilTirantic Won.
 In a ball game played here last Sat urday afternoon by the local nine and nine from Willimantic, Willimantic won. Score, to 2. Aubrey F. Winter has been enter taining Stanley Yost of Meriden.
 Edward E. Lyman of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent Sunday and Labor day with his family on Columbia Green. MT. and Mrs. Stoldenfeldt of Man chester and Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and son of TalcottVt1le spent Sunday and Labor day with the family of F. P. Lyman.
 MT. and Mrs. Neville Blico and Miss Lena G. Wolff of Norwich spent the week end at Miss Wolffs home on Columbia Green.
 Raymond Tucker and sister, Miss Zulette Tucker. of Newington, spent the week end with local relatives. Mrs Adelaide Leonard has been wis fi,,or oJo% /. r Hill
 F. H. Avery and family, who have been spending the summer here, re- turned to East Hartford Saturday. Preparing to Fly South. For several days the swallows have 1 been mobilizing or the telephone wires, preparing to leave for winter guar i ters.
 1 The grange resumed meetings We'd 1 nesday evening.
 l MT. and Mrs. Frank Shelzleton and | infant daughter and his brother Ralph l of Hartford motored to Columbia on i Sunday, attended the morning church l service and spent the remainder of the i day and Monday with Mrs. Shekie- tons parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. 1 kneeland, in Pine street. l Miss Lenore Little of New York spent the week end with relatives here.
 Miss Orrilla J. Fuller of Hartford has been visiting the family of her | brothcr-in-law 4. A. Latham, at Chestnut Hill.
 Teaching in New York. 1 Miss Arbus of New York has been visiting Mrs. William P. Johnson at 1 Riverside farm. Miss Arbus, formerly 1 a teacher in this place, is now teach ing domestic art in New York, large ly among the Hebrew people. Miss 1 Arbus was formerly of Rockville. 1 J. A. 1sham and family and MT. and | Mrs. James A. Utiey enjoyed an auto mobile ride to Mantle Sunday. One ] day was not enough for Isham and 1 Utley, So they stayed at Black Point until Wednesday. The. rest of the i party returned Sunday evening.
 Holiday Games. Labor day forenoon ball game was played by the local team and a nine camp at the lake. The game was won | by the campers, II to 3. In the after noon the locals and a Wi1limantic nine played. Willimantic won, to 5. 1 Coming Caucuses. | The democratic caucus to elect dele gates to the state and other democrat | ic conventions is to be held this (Sat- urdayl evening at Yeonans' hall. The republican caucus is to be held at Yeomans' hall next Monday evening. Miss Edith Little, engaged in library work at Springfield. Is spending a week vacation with relatives in this place. Howard and Chauncey Squier, while trolling for pfckerel on Columbia lake early in the morning of Labor day, succeeded in landing. a pfckerel which measured two feet four inches in 1 length and weighed six pounds.
 Arthur Fl. Little of East Hartford was the guest of the family of W A. Lyman over Sunday and Eashor day.
 L. Eugene Winter is covering the rural naH route while the regular
 carrier. E. F. Lyman, Is taking his vacation.
 Marched at New Haven. Tuesday morning three autornobdlss left Columbia Green shortly after 10 o'clock for New Haven. The autorno- piles carried twelve ladies and four kgentlemen to take part if the votes ] for women parade. Every town in Holland county was represented. Mrs ! Fannie Dixon Welch of this .places was ma arshal qf those in the parade frorn II FTo11arSd ocount -----' ------- {.