Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-13
COLUMBIA

MT. and Mrs. w. H. Young of New
 York and Miss Irene Yarnall of Hart ton in town, guests of Mir. and Mrs Fred A. Hunt. have returned to their homes. 7 t
 Mrs r. Raymond Hunt left town Wednesday, for New London, where she will be the guest of her parents
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Holmes, during the month.
 Many from this town attended the farmers meetings held at Storrs col leSe during the past week.
 Miss Mildred Ames of Amherst Mass sister-in-law of Rev. Elliott O. Foster. a former pastor of the Con- gregat tional church here. is spending a vaca tion with Miss Vera Collins at the Collins homestead.
 W. c. Robinson and Mrs. Fl. ". Por- ter went to New Haven Thursday to attend the funeral services of their cousin, Miss Lena Robinson.
 Miss Olive Cook of Willimantic, for merly of Columbia. is at Silver Lake in the Adirondacks enjoying a vaca- ton at the cottage of a friend. She the normal school and has been ap- pointed teacher in a school in South Manchester, beginning with the fall term.
 J. D. Elmendorf, secretary of the T. M C. A. of Willimantic, and his fam fly are spending the month at the lake and are occupying a portion of the house of Curtis A. Holmes.
 Walter o. Roberts of Hartford is spending a vacation with his family at his cottage on the lake. @
 While young Golob. who is employed on the farm of Joseph Thom shun,. the former Simon Hunt place. was driving a loaded wagon to Willimantic, one of the thills broke short off when at to have it repaired.
 Raymond Squier brought hand some deer to town last "Wednesday from Gardner Lake. The fawn is nired.
 Tuesday First SeIectman D. A. Ly- man was sitting in Henry Schriefor.s car at the Center when large car backed into Schriefor's car. shaking up the occupants and bending the cars mudguard. Thursday a car 1riven by. a girl came from Wi11iman- in turning south it could not keep the road but ran up on the bank, nearly ,apsizing, before brought under con- ,rol.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Avery and son Kenneth of East Hartford arrived in own Saturday and are occupying | heir cottage on the green
 Mrs. Raymond Sauier. who is en- saged as nurse at the state hospital | md training school at Mansfield, was It the home of her parents. Mir. and | Mrs. James A. Utley, last week. She | S given leave of absence of three l lays each month by the hospital.
 The ball game on the green Satur- lay was between the Nathan Hale club ] if Coventry and the home team. Juds- ng from the enthusiasm shown. it was n exciting game. The Columbia team vas obliged to put three pitchers in ! he box during the game, but lost to | he visitors. 14 to 4.
 A dance under the management of l. E. Lyman was held at the town han ;aturday evening.
 W. S., Coming of Hartford. chairman f the Liberty loan campaigns in this ortion of the state, Is at the lake with is family for a few weeks
 Among recent arrivals in town are IT. and Mrs. Harold Haskell and son. frs. Charles F.. D. Dickinson and son nd MT. and Mrs. Herbert Oehlers and hild all of Newark, N. J.
 Homer Isham. Horace Little and a ozen more couples of young neople ttended a dance. in Colchester Satur- ay, the music being furnished by the uxedo orchestra of Manchester.