Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23
COLUMBIA

Mfr and Mrs. Howard YeonaadS and children, who have been guests of MT. Yeomans' mother at her home on the Green, left Wednesday last for their home in Cleveland, O., stopping at sev- eral places en route
 Raymond Tucker with his wife of Pitts burgh, Pa. and Linville Tucker, sons of Fred Tucker of Newinston, formerly re- siding in the house on the Green known as the Rodger LooInis place. were in town Saturday, the sth, visiting MT. and Mrs. F. G. Tucker.
 Arthur Whitcomb arrived homo Mon- day last, having spent the past two weeks in Branford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isham spent last week in Boston, guests of MT. Ish2m's brother Casper and family, returning on the 18th
 Miss Grace 4. Johnson of Stonington, teacher at the Pine street school during the past year, is visiting in town. The supervisor of schools in town dur ing the past year, Fred ". Porter, has engaged for the coming year Miss Marie Af. Moore of Springfield, Mass, as teach CT at the Pine street school and Miss FIeurette Bensle, also of Springfield, teacher at the Chestnut Hill school The young ladies were in town on Thursday last looking. with very little success, for boarding places which it will be neces- sary for them to secure before they can enter upon their engagements.
 Miss Mollie Mantel met with an acci- dent recently when riding on a load of hay, sliding from it and striking her foot against one of the stakes. causing a bad wound and necessitating the attention of 8 physician. She will not be able to use her foot for some time.
 Mrs. Charles N. Merriheld of willi-
 
 week, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt.
 Monday. the sth, a jolly party of s7 choir boys from St. Mary's church, Willi- mantle, who had been spending a, week in camp at the lake, with their choir master, left town for their homes.
 Mrs. Siegel, who some time ago dis posed of her property, known as the Jud- son place also Wilbur T. Judson, were in town few days. last week, being present at the supper of the Columbia Improve ment society. Mrs. Siesel is now residing in New Eersey.
 Miss Congdon of willimantic is the guest of NIT. and Mrs. George H. Cham pin on the Green.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Lyman of wethers- field are visiting tllei1 son, Raymond Ly- man., and Mrs. Lyman at cAe lake.
 Mrs John Locke who for the past two weeks has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abbott Little, left Monday last with her daughter, Eleanor Frost, for her homo in Amherst, stopping for visit in Boston.
 Albert Fitch, son of Charles W. Fitch who died at Faribault Minn.. a year ago, and was buried in the cemetery. at the Center, was in town last week. conferrins with the officers of the cemetery associa- ton and the seeectmen of the town re- garding the bequests in his fathers will which provided for the care of his burial plot, the interest on fund for the gen. eral care of the cemetery, a generous contribution for receiving vault, and . fund the interest on which is to be used for the general improvement of the town
 Mrs. Charles N. Merriheld of Willi- mantle was in the choir of the local Con- sresstional church Sunday and sang with fine effect during the service the hymn Come to Thee. o Lord. at Last. by Czro Bona.
 Rev. T. Newton Owen preached Sunday morning from Cor. s: and 6; For though there be gods many for us there is but one God, tho Father" stating there were practically many gods recos- nized and many creeds. nut for us there was but one creed, T believe in God, the Father Almighty"
 The weekly public dance at Utley,s Aaii Saturday evening was attended by about so persons.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Abel entertained during the past week Mrs. James Johnson of Smith avenue, Norwich.