Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-04
COLUMBIA

Miss Genevieve Townsends of Oak land, California, has been in the east for some time, and lately has been in Columbia, the guest of relatives. Dur. ing the past week she has been at the home of her aunt, Mrs Lillian Clarke. ally, N. J., and New York for a visit, before returning to California.
 The Columbia Dramatic club went to Coventry, by invitation, Wednesday evening last and presented the play, No Trespassing. by Evelyn Gray Whit ing, which they have given several times and which has been greatly appreciated. They had a royal time, and the receipts for the evening were S43. The audience was so much amused that when the visi- tors left for home, the Coventry folks were not through laughing over the, wit in the play.
 1 Miss Mildred Robinson of New Ha- ven was in town over the weekend wis., | iting her cousins, MT. and Mrs. H. w. l Porter, leaving Monday for her home. Daniel F. Tucker, a life long resident of Columbia, but during the past year a resident of Willimantic, was in town Thursday last.
 The sheriffs of Lebanon and Coventry were in town Sunday afternoon in con sultation with the town authorities re- garding the location of alleged stills in i the woods, and the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor.
 At the next meeting of the grange | the lecturer has made arrangements fol an address on sheep raising, by one ol the professors of Storrs College. consid l erable interest in this subject havint
 developed here recently.
 Clinton Lewis is having a new porcf
 built at the front of his store which il Il more than twice the size of the olt one.
 At the Congregational church sunda!
 morning the right hand of fellowship
 was given by the pastor Rev T. New ton Owen to twelve persons Mary Hut
 chins. by letter from Berlin, and tt
 Joseph Hutchins, Annie Seeley, Lili
 Seelev, Margaret Hutchins. Beatrice Col
 lins, Juna Belle squier, Madison Wood
 ward, Hattie Woodward, Harold Wood ward. Gertrude Smith and Vera Lymal
 on professor of faith. The rite of hap tisln was also administrated to Yer Collins. Hattie Woodward, Gertrud
 Smith and Juna Belle Squier. after whic
 the communion service was held.
 Mrs Edith Little of Hartford wa , in town Sunday, spending the day wit her mother. Mrs. Willard Clarke.
 Mrs. Ethel Blalzeley. the regularly ar | nointed mail carrier from this town t !
 unable to carry the mail since last ia
 owing to an attack of articular rheu 7 matism in her arms and hands, resume her duties Monday. During her Hines her duties have been assumed by differ ! ent persons and since December frs I by Allison L. Frink entirely. Horace Griggs, S7 years old. a we
 eran of the Civil war, who is quite blin [ and very deaf fell down some stor e stems Tuesday last, when leaving h g house, breaking his hip bone. He " l taken to St Joseph's hospital in Wi f limantic. His condition is considere n very serious.
 2 Miss Ink and Miss Annie Dix s Brooklyn. N. Y who have passed se
 eral summers at Columbia lake, ha' t. purchased a building site there, and W s begin Immediately the erection of co n tage. They were in town on Sunds n last.
 Mrs. R. G. Proctor and her sister Mi c Clark of Cleveland. O.. took possessit r. Monday of the home of the late Jose1 W FIutchins. which they have rented f q the summer.
 q Saturday next the s3d rally of [ y Willimantic Christian Endeavor Unfc
 will be held in the Columbia Congreg ,- tiona1 church. There will he a meetil -e at 2.30 D. m. at which time there " ,d he an address of welcome by the past 10 Rev. T. Newton Owen, roll call. busine ,, meeting. addresses. and special mus TO Sumner will be served at 5.50 ?. m. h members of Christian Fndeavor Soc al ties. The evening session will beg
 at ', when after short service, the