Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-24

2 served s1sf Birthdsy.
 The proclama ton to state churches recently issued and signed by Gov census, was read from the pulpit last Sunday, followed by an Interesting sermon on War by the pastor Rev MT. Owen.
 A beautiful potted plant owned by Mrs. F. A. Hunt occupied copspicu ous place in the church last Sunday. It was a fine specifnent of "Amaryilis Equestrfe" OF Hrlfe Eagle Lily" Its formed a pleasing confrastt to the dark green sword shaped leaves of z the
 Milknen Met and Organized. ; There4was meeting of the local branch of the New England Milk Pro- dncers Association at. Yeon1an's hall on Friday.ev evening Of last week when officers were chosen as follows; President Henry B. Hutchins. secre- tary and treasurer. William sf- Wolff. The president of the local branch is by, virtue of his office; member Of the County Association in the capacity of delegate.
 The grange dramatic club are re- hearsing the play 'fCranberry Cor ners''. They met Saturday evening.
 H. C. Ishan, e1 Years old.
 Henry c. Isham celebrated his s1st birthday last Sunday by a family gathering al. his home south of Colum- bia Green. Those present besides Mir. and Mrs. Ishan were Mir. and Mrs. Herbert A. Gillett and children of Scotland and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobs of Mansfield Mrs. GilIett and Mrs. Jacobs are daughters of MT. and Mrs. 1Isham.
 Mrs. Lester J. Hutchins and son, Joseph, have been visiting the for mers parents sin Berlin. Sunday. Mr. hi fr~frS 1 -1,sI- k~ Berlin and returned with his family.
 Ernest Collins, Aubrey Winter and Charles and William Fredricks of this place, who are employed by the Hop spent the week end at the home of their parents. =. s..
 Henry B. Hutchi11s. president of the local branch of the New England Milk Producers Association attended the County meeting at Rockville last Mon-
 Several of ouri Columbia farmers at tended the Farmers Institute'' meet ing in Hebron last Wednesday.
 Hens Call Strike Of.
 Whens.tfe women met to talk oyer the news and discuss current. events for the past few days about the first remark =to be made is T got an egg .'so. did ,. I,'' which indicates that the hens which have been on strike nearly all winter have declared the strike oft. M
 A. Geographical Social.
 The Ladies Aid Society announce Geographical SociaI' to be given t~Yeonlan's hall next Friday evening March End. under the management of Mrs. Owen. Everybody is cordially in- Eited to come and have a good time It will cost thern nothing Light re- treatments will be served
 
 The body of Miss Flora. Goodrich. oi Liberty HiH. who. died early in tIie week. VAS brought here for burial in the Columbia cemetery. Thursday. Hhttconn,s steam saBnaiJI- has com pleted, it's work on the lot of Raymond Sqnires- Several. of our farmers i'm proTel the opportunity to haul logs to the :rl5ifr and Stock up on lumber az saWmLassare searce-in this vicinity l .ceiunbia Green. Disappearing. :.
 Many years ago Columbia Greer l WAS a. net work of cros$@Eoads.- peo- pie drove a cross it ii1 all. directiorl.; t11 til 1t Looked. go bad that a number -oa our public spirited citizens turned out with. their teams. ard filed in ant graded. the cross. roads and made il Sook something like a respectable vii. lase green. Within a few years pee- l ple.h been driving across it agaiI instead of keeping in the. proper .hi zll- | way. If: persisted in it it Eff be spoil. ed as if twas was wears aro- and rIts i base ball ground viii be injured. Wh, not keen in: tls highway? and have little pride in the looks of the Green.