Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14
COLUMBIA

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 Mir and Mrs. Alexander RoBern and their son Perry of Tenzny. N. T.. wlc have been taking an autofnobli6 trip in New England. spent Wednesday and Thursday in town. visiting relatives.
 William Woln ix driving a recently purchased autoSnobiIe.
 Mr& Irene M- Mann. formerly tlaehof at the Chestnut Hil school has renewed her engagement at the sci1ooI m Hans over for another year.
 Eleanor Collins and Evelyn Woodwafd who have been attending stnsth coEleef during the past year. arrived at thG1 homes last week for the sunner vaes~ ton.
 Three suits against Morris B1nn in connection with the rnanufacture an6 sale Of intoxicating liquor. which had been appealed to the superior court ana were 10 have been tried in Roc<vils Tuesday last were settled out of egurt by Bsnn Monday isst
 Miss Nellie Hunt. who recently WAS thrown out of her wagon when tt was upset because the horse was friehtene4. Is able to be about. although both ankles were badly spr2ined
 Robert c. Kearney of Manchester was before Justice Raymond D. Clarke Wed- nesday morning last charged with the i theft Of parts of an automobile which had been wrecked on the highway in | Columbia on the previous Saturday eve | nfng Probable cause was found and < he was bound over to the superior court under bonds of s5eo. which were fur | nished by Mrs. Ellen McSweeney. N Fred IL Avery and family vere fn town at their cottage on tie Green ever the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Deckcf
 of East Hartford as their FuestA R. o. Proctor of Washington. private secretary to Vice President cooiidee. b spending a vacation in town with his family. who are occupying for the sum-
 ner the residence of the late JosePs Hutchins
 The district schools in town he'd thsff graduating exercises Thursday evening last at the Conzrexationai church whics was well filled with friends Of the grad uAtes. who were Katie Bobeck. old Hor River: Ruth Eva Slater. Hop River vil- age; Clara Cora Carpenter. Earl Lzo- trenr Hoibrook. Beutzutin weru7ui and Yetta Rose WeTmul Pine street: Heie1 Marion German. Jacob GrossberE and Sophie sitkfn. West street; Sarah Arne- iia Staecisrfni and Donai Edgar Wood ward. Center. 7 The following program wzs gfven 5 Priests March, from Athalia. Prof. Nor. \ gan St. Joh ofn the Normal school. WI. ' iimantic; prayer. Rev. T. Newton Owen 4 1 America. the Beautiful. chorus: Oui First Flag graduates of Pine Stree 4 school: Flag of Our Nation. chorus q Florence Nightingale. Ruth slater; mu
 sic. Prof Morgan St John; The Build z CTS. Donald Woodward; Lullaby. chorus 2 Rise and Fan of the Roman Empire. Ss l3 rah Siacciariri; Rytini Drills. Chestnu ' Hill school: Meaning of American Citi 7 zenship, Katie Bobeck; songs. frs t grade: Abraham Lincoln. graduates Q a West Street school: old Folks at Home T chorus: address. Rev. Harry 6. lie 8 Cready: presentation of diplomas. Secre Ys tary Clayton Hunt; America. an Al Praise is due Prof. Morgan St. Joh A for his efforts tn making a success of th H musical portion of the program which D H his genius he accomplished with very fel H rehearsals fine impression was mad IA by Sarah Stacciarini with her origin:
 composition and its delivery. on The RC H man Empire. IL Is the intention of a
 the graduates to attend high school nel year If possible.
 Three of the teachers, Lydia H Ere tag of the West Street school. Grace ]
 Johnson. Pine street school and Ruby ] E Williams of the CheEtrut Hfil school, { not expect to return here next fan The green at the center is Iookias ve beautiful now. It was moved last we
 by Erwin Collins.
 Sunday next, children's Day. win E observed at the local Congragztion
 church.
 \ card party followed by a dance VI H held st the town hall Saturday event. last, but because of the shower only N few attended
 Rev. T. Newton Owen preached Su E day morning a very impressive serm R from Romans s:24. Saved by Hope. stl
 ing that Hope is desire and expect " ton; one without the other does 2
 constitute hope. and without hope Q N lives are dead.