Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-17
COLUMBIA

A meeting of the War Savings Stamps committee was called on Mon day evening by the chairman, T. c. Tucker to formulate plans for a thorough prosecution of the campaign in the town. Among those present were Herbert P. Collins, Jos. N. Clarke. Frank P. Potter Dwight A. Lyman, and George H. Champlin.
 Prof. J. Raymond Hunt of Empo- ria college, Kansas, and his wife, have arrived in Columbia and will spend the summer as usual at the home of MT. Hunts parents on the farm.
 The democratic caucus was held on Monday evening, the following dele gates being elected: State convention; Raymond E. Clarke and George H Champljn. Congressional convention: Rowland l.. Cobb and Charles M Bailey. Senatorial and probate conver- tion: Charles Marshall. Jas. A. Utley Raymond Squires. Justin A. Isham. County convention William H. Buell. Erwin s. Collins, Ralph H. Buell. and A.. T. Gregaris.
 The republican. caucus will be held on the evening of June 12th to elect delegates to the state, congressional county, senatorial and promate con ventiors also to elect members of the town committee,
 The Holland County Sunday School association held a well attended meet ing in the Congregational church here presided over by Rev. Percy E. Thom as, of Rockville. Delegates from al listened to four excellent addresses or church work.
 The West Street Social Eight held it's regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Jas. A. Utley last week. Geo Cobb Corporal Llewellyn Latham ot Camp Devens and Linden Little from Camp Upton, spent the week end witt friends in town.
 Herbert Collins is at the hosnita in Camp Wright Md. suffering iron an attack of chills and fever
 Mrs. Robert H. Hall and her daugh~ ter, Mrs. Ellis Hughes with her hus hand. of East Hampton. motored tc Columbia on Sunday and snent tht day visiting Mrs. Amos A. Hunt ant other relatives.
 At the last meeting of the loca grange an old fashioned spelling be- was the feature of the lecturers pro gramme. The leader of the winnins side was the chairman of the schoo board. Clayton E. Hunt. and the win ner. the teacher of the Center school Miss Ann. Dwyea. .'-
 Mary Weleh is at home on Columbi; Lake, having recently returned iron Barnard college, which she has beer attending during the past winter A whist for the benefit of the Ret | Cross will be held at the town hall ol Thursday evening. D4.
 Miss Annie B. Palmer of Columbi; and Edward A. Smith of Hebron, vii ha married on Wednesday. June 12th at the home of the bride. and will re s'de in Hebron.
 The republican caucus for the cleo ] tion of delegates to the state. congress sional and county conventions. wa held on Wednesday eveninS at th town hal. School Supervisor William | IT, Bliss was elected chairman Of tn meeting and William M Wolff, secre | tarv
 The delegates elected to attend tn state convention were: P. F Hutchin son and William H. Bliss. For tn ar and + W Porter For the count convention. D. A. Lyman. Charles F Palmer Howard A. Rice and Clai Robinson.
 Delegates to the senatorial and pro "te conventions will be elected at an other meeting. Members of the tow committee were also elected at thi meeting md were Dwight A. LymaI Wiliau, NJ Wolff and T. y. Tucker.
 A whist for the benefit of the Re Cross chspte- wil' be held in Yeo
 mans hall. Thursday evening.