Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-15
ToIIand County
COLUMBIA
Family Party For Ichabod Bogue, on
83rd 5irthday-Pea Vines Feet
TaII-saII Game With Hebron.


Rev. and Mrs. T. N. Owen are enter
tanning the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. BrOwneu of Bristol, r. I.
Mrs. Owens brother, E. P. Brownel,
Jr., OF Asheville, n. C.. was with them
a portion of LAST week
Mrs. Lillian Tenant of East Hamp-
ton spent the weekend with her
brother, A. S. F'rink and family at
Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Sarah Young and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Dickinson, and the lat-
ter's children. of New Jersey, are
a ball game by the Columbia and
Hebron mines was played here Satur-
day afternoon. The Hebrons won.
Score to g.
Veteran Soldier 90.
Ichabod Bogue, a Civil war veteran,
celebrated his 83rd birthday last Sat
uTday. Mr.. BOgue is at present max
ing his home with his daughter, Mrs.
J. A. Utley on Columbia Green, and
Mrs. Utley had a family party in honor
of the event. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cox and daughter
Carolyn, of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs.
Ransom Warrington and son, Lester
of Manchester, and Mrs. Theodore A.
Lyman Of Plainville
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman P. Wolff Of
Westfield, Mass, spent the weekend
with Mr.. VOLTS mother and brother
on Columbia Green. Mr.. Wolff re-
turned to Westf1eld Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Wolff remaining few days long
eT.
W. B. Clarke, Jr, and wife of New
Haven spent Sunday with Mr.. Clarke's
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Clarke
Mrs. Carrie Frost and daughter,
Eleanor, who went to Maine with
friends from Boston early in June ex-
| peCting to spend the summer there,
! have returned to Columbia, on &C
count of Mrs. Fros's health.
| W. A. Collins of Rocky Hill has been
spending a few days with his father,
| William A. Collins. at Chestnut Hill.
Band Concert.
| The band save their second Sunday
| afternoon concert at the Lake last
Seven Foot Pea Vines.
/ The story of Jack and the Bean
| stalk isn't in it when compared with
/ the story Of Utley and his pea vines.
| J. A. Jtley has a row of peas in his
! garden that are some peas. Some of
( the vines are more than seven feet
| are heavily laden with pods; and they
! are Of The variety known as prod
| igiOus.' They seem to be rightly
| named. Mr. Utley is somewhat wor-
ried about picking the peas when they
/ are ready; he is undecided whether
/ a Steeple Jack.
Mrs. Frank Badge and children of
/ Brooklyn, y. Y, are at the home OF
! Mrs. Badge father, A. a Latham at
! Chestnut Hill Miss Bertha Latham
| Of Newington is also at the Latham
! homestead.
Rehearsing Play.
The Grange Dramatic club is re-
! hearsing the three-act comedy drama
! Bar Haven"
T, The Columbia bail team is booked to
| play the Hebron team at Hebron this
! Saturday afternoon.
! IchabOd Bogue, his daughter Mrs
( J. A Utley, and his granddaughter,
! Mrs. Theodore A. Lyman. who has
! been visiting here, went to Hartford
/ Tuesday and will spend few days
J with relatives and friends in Hartford
| and PlainvliIe
/ Mrs Carrie Frost who recently re-
| turned from Maine on account of her
! health. is at a private hospital in
/ Willimantic for treatment
Placed on Probation.
John HeaIey was arrested late Sun
/ day evening by Constable A /. FrinIs
/ for drunkenness. Monday morning he
! was brought before Justice Raymond
/ T. Clarke, fined one dollar and costs
[ amounting to something more than
/ eight dollars The fine was RENTED
and Healey was placed on probation.