Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11
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 Miss Eliza Hutchiris ies spending a few days in Sprineheid, 1Iass., visit ing relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Mary B, Xeolnans is in Hartford at the home Of her son, Howard whom she has been visiting during the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Edith Little. who has been in New Haven for some time nest returned on Saturday tc the home of Mrs. Willard Clarke on the Green, where she has. been during the summer.
 At the home of A, TannenbauIn on Chestnut Hsil, bees have been very plentiful for some time past and recent ly had become 50 annoying that c. R. Warrington and MT. Palmer were asked to make ar Investigation and found that the bees had slowed away l30 pounds Of honey sf. the house On further in-l vestigation they discovered e pounds in a nearby tree. Other trees in the vi. Gnity are thought to contain honey. MT. Yerrington's neighbors have been the recipients of samples of this honey which was as unexpected as 1t was delicious Ruth Iahana and Mildred Latham, who. have been on an automobile trip to Cleveland, returned on Saturday evening They were gone Is days anc travelled 1 over l,40o miles without acident. Their | longest drive in one day was from 1 Buffalo to Cleveland about 220 miles. | The CoIumbia Improvement society held q meeting on Friday evening at ], which the resignation cf its president, w. l H. Carpenter. was presented and accept ed. MT. Carpenter has been away from l Columbia for some time attending to his l business interests in tie west, and has not been able, to give the necessary atten- I tion to the affairs of the society. Ed I ward P Lyman was unanimously elect I ed president for the balance of the term. I The Misses Myrtle and Eva Collins have purchased a touring car. | A meeting of the grange was held on l Wednesday, evening last, at which a com J munication from Leslie R. Smith, man. ager of the National Grange Benefit was presented. This organization offers t members of the grange a benefit at g low rate.
 The sermon by Rev. Mir Owen or II Sunday morning was on the text, ''Pilatt Said Unto Jesus, What is Truth" Tht N preacher answered the question by saying ! that truth is the agreement of though T and act, or sincerity, and said tha ''iI Christ laid down His life on Calvar. Il for the truth and the lift.
 During the summer Miss Enid Hawk
 ins, granddaughter of Samuel F. West
 made an extensive tour in Europe { ,l chipping sent by summer visitor lfVlni i, in Hohoken, \. J., states that she visite
 the British Isles, the battlefelds of tn s I.world war the Passion play at Oberan : mergau. Belgium and France. Nlis Hawkins has been librarian of tn Il Stevens institute of Technology, locate
 in Hobolxen, N. J., for several years, an fl usually speds a few days each year i :. Columbia.
 Il The newly eleeted school board tel a meeting on Friday evening and organ : ized by the election of Charles W. Baile, il as chairman. and D. A. Lyman as -seert
 tary. It was announced that A. l q Conrad. supervisor of schools in tn f district last year had iresigne1s October # l.as he intends to take a cclAse in co f llege. Regional Supervisor Levi F. Ga. n lsrison will have charge of the schools LII s til a new supervisor is appointed.