Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-14
COLUMBIA


 Miss Nora Brousseau of Pine street | has been engaged to teach in a school in Ashford during the coming school year Her sister. Miss Parneiia Brous- seau Is teacher in a school in Willing ton. They left town Monday of last week for their respective schools
 Mfr. and Mrs. Roy C. Hathaway. who have been in town the past weak visiting their cousin. Mrs. Charles k. Hitchcock. and Mrs. Raymond E. Clark left Tues day laS for their home in East Orange. V. ].
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Haschell of Flatbush. L. l.. also Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Ash of Brooklyn. \. Y. who have been spending the past month at the home of Mir and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt. left tow,i Tuesday last bv automobile for their respective hom-s
 A meeting Of the district school teach CTS with a new supervisor was appointc- to be held at .he Center school house Monday last. The teachers were nrcs- en.. but a supervisor failed to attend. The new teachers at Chestnut HIT. Pine Street and Yves. Street schools. were in need of information regarding the schools grades and studies. which they could not essisly obtain. During the week | former Supervisor Levi T. Garrison spent day in town at tho schoolc | A meeting Of the Columbia Improve | ment association was held Monday even i ing of last week at the town hall af ] which were discussed suggestions and plans for the improvement of the Green. Clayton Hunt went to New York on Thursday last by automobile taking Mrs | Warren and her two daughters. the Misses Warren. who have been spending a vacation at the Sawyer cottage at the lake, to their home in Brooklyn. . Y.
 Mrs. W. P. Bannister of Brook. n, N Y., who has bee2 spending the summer at the lake, left Saturday the 3rd, for her home.
 The summer season at the lake Is p-ac. tically over. many of the visitors having left town, thirteen from one house leav. ing on or about Labor Day.
 The district schools opened vednesda, last week with a good attendance ant the following teachers: Center school Miss Marion Holmes Chestnut Hill. Mis- Fleurette Bengle: Pine Street. Mis- Marie NJ. Moore; West Street. Miss Els : ther Granstrom; Hop River, Miss Fran ] ces Mcintosh; Old Hop River. Miss Flor ence NJ. Pones.
 Mrs. Clayton P. Hunt accompanied D. her children, has been visiting her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Simon GoT. in Prov idence,. R. T, during the past week He
 place as organist of the church was talk
 en Sunday by Mrs. William P. John , son.
 There was a very noisy game Of base
 ball at the Center Saturday lsst. betweei , the employees of Pratf-whi'/sy CO. O . Hartford. After the game all went ' [ Nordlund's Hill Crest house at the lak,
 for dinner
 ? In The Bulletin of the Tth instant.
 was stated that the net proceeds of tn
 reading given by Mrs. Grace Randall fo , J the benefit of the Improvement Associa t tion were nearly S1.00-a typoEraphics 7 error, and should have read siOO-ais ] it was stated that Mrs. Charles M. Moor , l field was the singer in church of the sr ? To. T Am One With Thee" whereas $ should have been Mrs. Charles N. Merr = field.
 e After the close of the war a comn1i r tee was appointed to erect 2 suitab d monument in honor of the men vi : served in the world war, to which . tablet upon which their names saou s he inscribed was to be attached. IT q bronze tablet with the names inscril
 ed upon it was procured a long tin
 ago, and has been locked up in the g y lectmen's room. About a year ago
 boulder was selected for the monumel
 and was take to a site on the Gre, . in front of the church. The stone ";
 not satisfactory to the community gene
 ally. and recently was broken up and T = moved
 During the latter part of last week . dozen abie-bodied men of the town ai !. several teams wen. to a pasture belon
 ing to William Wolff and removed to |
 Green a boulder which had previous been selected. By Saturday noon 1t VI
 satisfactorily placed on the northea | If ba ns F,a ,-r.-
 dt fe Center. the work being do
 under the supervision of W. IT. Carpe
 ter. chairman of the Columbia Improy ment association. Some dissatsfact. = has been expressed because the names
 all the men from this town who serv
 in the war do not appear on the ia
 SSt.
 Tt Dennison Avery. who has been III 1 m some time, was taken to hospital !. Willimantic last week.
 E. Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Chapman of NJ ,y Haven are spending a vacation with }
 and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt.
 re Mrs. Eugene Oehlers of Newark. N.
 Is visiting her parents, Mir. and M A. George H. Champlin.
 to At the church services Sunday morni He Rev T. Newton Owen preached on of Holy Spirit and the Trinity. from I'd John, 20-21 and 22. Peace be unto you
 Receive the Holy Spirit, being one oi ns series of services orN>le three persons or the Trinity. He said that most peo o- believed in a God, but when Christ V III, the Son of God, and that the Holy Spi II, was equal to God the Father and the S e. forming the Trinity, many baked a an could not believe it. He also said D. should endeavor to lay hold of this Ter seen power of God in the world for etc in al good. It was announced that the
 dies Aid society wc--l hold a meet h. at the home of Mrs James A Utl is- Thursday afternoon.