Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
COLUMBIA
Norwich Guests Entertained by Local 2 Friends--Saie of Lakeside Property
 Grange Meeting to End With
 Treat of Candy and Fruit.

Miss Harriett K. Porter left Mon- | day to begin her work as instructor in chemistry and English at the Wal nut Hill preparatory school for girls, I9cated @isI about IT miles from Boston. MISS Porter is a graduate of Wind ham High school and from Wellesley college, where she took a four years course and was graduated with hon. DTS last June.
 Norwich Guests Entertained.
 Misses Marion Young. Theresa and Louise H1ldebrand, Ida Adams and Florlne Schofield of Norwich motored to Columbia Thursday and were e1i : tertaineda, by Miss Lena G. Wulf, who IS spending her vacation at the home or her mother and brother on Colum- bla Green Saturday MT. and Mrs Charles Tracy of Norwich were guest S of Mrs. Wolff and daughter.
 Mrs. Edith Little of Hartford and her brother. w. E. Clarke of New Ha- ven spent Sunday with their parents. MT. and Mrs. W. B. Clarke of this injured by fall some weeks since, seems to be slowly improving
 The Sunday school resumed it's ses- sions last Sunday after a vacation of several weeks on account of the epi- dem1c scare. The attendance was be- morning sermon the pastor. Rev. MT. Owen, made telling appeal in be- half of the Sunday school and it's mis- sion.
 pr. and Mrs. s. A. Little, Mir. and Mrs. Frank $. F1agg and daughter and MT. and Mrs. Fred Walker of Hart ford motored to Columbia Sunday and were entertained by MT. and Mrs. J. P. Little.
 Miss Madeline Tucker spent the wee weekend with relatives at Maple Hill, Newington
 Randall Porter son of Foos+ro.s+o,. and Mrs. H. W. Porter, Jeff Monday for M1ddletown to enter Wesleyan uni versity
 Miss Maud Latham left this week for Clearf1eld, Penn.. where she is a mem Der of the faculty of the high school, this being her second year.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred N. Tucker of Newington, MT. and Mrs. John Loon1is of Windsor and Mrs. Charles Peck ham of Hartford were guests Of Mir. Fuckers mother and sister Sunday
 Miss Bessie Frink left Monday for New Britain. where she is in the office of the Corbin Co.
 Miss Esther Kullgren, who has been church camp on the west shore of Columbia lake. and Mrs. Henry E. Taintor, who has been spending the summer at her cottage on the east shore, recently returned to their homes in Hartford
 Ten New Voters.
 The selectmen and town clerk met at the town building last Saturday when seven men and three women were made electors.
 Lyman's orchestra furnished music at a harvest supper in Gilead las. week.
 Hartford Visitor Buys Cottage.
 Some time ago c. L. Bacl1us of And over purchased a tract of land on the west shore of Columbia lake, formerly owned by W. A. Seymour of this place. The tract comprised some. 25 acres and joins the land owned by the Center church of Hartford on the south. The location is known as Woodward Hill and overlooks the lake and surrounding country. There was formerly a house on the hillside of the property only the ruins of which re- mained, but the cellar was in fairly good condition and on this site MT. Backus erected a large summer cot tage and a short distance south of this erected another smaller cottage or bungalow. These were both oc- cupied during the past summer. MT. Backus recently sold to Miss Mary c. McGarry of Hartford a portion of this shore property consisting of the large cottage with a tract of land extend ing to the lake. Miss McGarry. af- ter spending several summers at Co., lunbia lake. has selected this loca- tion for a permanent summer resi- dence.
 Miss Vera Collins has been visit ing friends in Newington.
 Laurens HoIbrook has the house he is building in Pine street ready for clustering.
 Programme for Grange Meeting
 The grange meets next Wednesday evening. The following program has been arranged by the lecturer: Vocal music. mixed quartet; reading, F. A. Hunt; a surprise No for the men; round table talk by the sisters: each to be prepared to give her favorite re- cipe for cooking or preserving. or to