Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-12
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COLUMBIA

There was no formal celebration of In- dependence day in Columbia this year. There was ball game on the Green in the afternoon between the Andover club and the home club. which was won by the visitors, 8 to 3. In the morning the Columbia team went to Andover and Won the game. During the evening there was private display of fireworks at the lake
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Eisenberg and son. arrived in town Saturday. the End and are spending the summer this year in a cottage at the lake instead of on the Green as formerly.
 Miss Trietag. the teacher last year at the West Street school has engaged to teach next year in a school in Bozrah. William Wolff states. that recently. during the blasting of rocks which were excavated near his house by the steam | shovel last year. and which are now be- ing crushed and used on the roads in town under construction, several win 1 dows in his house and barn have been | broken, also a sash.
 Gerno Stacciarini, the blacksmith of the road construction company motored to New York with his family spending the week end and the Fourth with friends. l returning the early part of last week meeting of the grange was held | Wednesday evening last when business only was transacted, the lecturers pro- gramme being suspended for the summer. | A vote at a previous meeting to join the East Central Pomona grange in frs annual field day meeting and picnic was rescinded, and a committee was appoint ed to arrange a time and place for an outing for the members of Columbia grange.
 An electric storm of unusual lengtf and severity passed over Columbia Sat urday morning with Deals of thunder following in rapid succession, accom- panied by a heavy downfall of rain and large hail stones. the storm lasting hal the morning. 4 fine maple on W. II Carpenters lawn was struck. peeling !; portion of the bark for several feet. Thi house occupied by F. T. Beckwith wa! struck. the lightning entering a room and disarranging the furniture. Tn tn gardens corn, tomatoes. potatoes. etc were aH laid fiat by the heavy rain.
 Mir and Mrs. George IT. Champlin. ac companied by their daughter. Thed: Oehlers and child. who have been her visiting, motored to Mrs. Oehler's hom in Newark N. l.. Saturday before tn
 Fourth. Mir. and Mrs. Champlin return ing the following Monday. Mir. Champlii leaves today CTuesday) for Greenwicl where he will have charge of road re pairs under the direction of the stat | highway department.
 Minor Cohen of New York spent in
 week end with his family at their hom on Pine street. The Cohens have rent
 cd portions of their house to three fam
 flies for the summer.
 Fred W. Porter. school supervisor. va
 in town Friday inspecting the schoo
 houses at the Center. Pine Street an'
 West Street. which are being painted an repaired. He states that Miss Flourett Bengle has been engaged as teacher a ; the Chestnut Hill school, Miss Esthe ) Granstrom at the West Street schoo Miss Marie Moore at Pine Street schoo and that hte teachers at the other school
 in town will be the same as last year
 All the teachers with the exception c r. Miss Florence M. Jones at the Old Ho , River school. have gone to New Have l to attend the summer school for teacher { covering a period of six weeks. a A public dance was held Saturday q
 enIng at Jtley's hall in the old Columoi
 hotel which was attended by over
 persons. Music was furnished by an o
 chestra from Manchester. 7 A party of a dozen girls from th v South Church camp at the lake. attent 3 ed church services on Sunday morr ing The pastor. Rev. T. Newton owe preached.
 Hubert Little of Meriden was in tow l on Sunday last. the guest of his brotf 3 CT. Alonzo Little
 Casper Isham and family of Bosto 1 spent the mast week in town, guests ( ,. MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Isham. Durin n the week a reunion was held. attended - sixteen members of the Isham family.