Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-16
COLUMBIA

MT. and Mrs. Walter Q. Roberts. who
 have been occupying their handsome l residence on the lake during the sea- weeks automobile trip to Kenka Lake, l Rochester and Niagara Falls. as, Mrs. William F. Johnson, was the Lebanon on a motor trip to Brant Rock, Mass. where they spent the | week end and Sunday. the 9th.
 Miss Madeline Holmes receiyed an appointment as teacher in the Eraded | school at South Windham for the com ing school year and has charge of the four lower grades.
 The fawn which Raymond Squire re- gently brought home managed to break away from NY. Squires son Marshall, who was exercising the animal. and escaped to the woods. After enjoying his freedom for a day, he came back of the food to which he had been ac- customed.
 Mrs. A. G. Futile of Hartford has been the guest for the past two ueeks of Mrs. Emily Cobb of West street. MT. and Mrs. W. H. Carpenter, who have been occupying their residence on Main street since the spring. are away on an, automobile trip through Massachusetts and. are staying at Sandwich on the Cape. Mrs. E. E. Lyman of Wethersf1eld. formerly residing here. was in town Grace Randall of wiIlimantie and Columbia is in town, occupying her bungalow at the lake. which. during August was occupied by w. s. Coming and family of Hartford. Over the week end just passed she had a house par ty. entertaining seven couples using an adjoining cottage for the accommo- dationS needed.
 MT. and Mrs Curtis A. Holmes are entertaining Mrs. w. A. Beckwith and Miss Christine HammeI of New Lon don, aunt and cousin of Mrs. Holmes, respectively.
 Lester Hutchins took load of ap- ples to mill last Thursday which yielded 225 gallons of elder. Henry Hutchins obtained 240 gallons from another load the next day. A memorial tablet, in honor of the men of Columbia who served in the la te war has been ordered by the se- lectmen from firm in Boston and is to cost S100. It is to be imbedded in boulder and erected on the green near the town hall.
 .The ball game the green Satur- day was between the Nathan Hale team of Coventry and the local club. The home team played an excellent game until near the end when; they suddenly went to pieces and were bad ly defeated by the visitors Raymond Squier has been confined to his house during the week with an attack of grip but was able to be out Saturday.
 Misses Louise Van zandt and Doris
 
 here during the summer, are spending a few days in town, guests of Miss Eleanor Collins.
 Mr and Mrs. Henry c Isham who have been living in Mansfield for some time with their daughter. Mrs. Ruth Jacobs, have returned to town and will permanently occupy. their home near the green. Mrs. Jacobs expects to make her home here shortly.
 The repairs to the Pine street road have been suspended until the weather clears up and and until the moving of heavy loads of railroad ties being con- tinually transported over the road has ceased.
 MT. and Mrs Richard Arnold. who have been spending the summer in town. guests of Mir and Mrs J. A Isham. have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 week attending the fair, also the ses- sions of the court. where he had been summoned as a iurer.
 Evelyn Lyman, Beatrice Collins and Margaret Hutchins went to the Rock vile fair last Wednesday and gave a demonstration in canning. for which they were awarded the second prize
 It was announced in church Sunday that the Christian Endeavor society -'-o purpose of refurnishing the 1ui1ding.
 Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt has been ap- nointed orgauist in the local church in place of Miss Evelyn Woodward, re- siened
 Work was begun Monday last on the construction of a dwelling on the 1 property of Miss Eliza beth F. Whitney 1 near the lake