Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
COLUMBIA

Miss Dorothy Burton of New Haven, spent Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. Willard Clarke at her home on the Green.
 Judge and Mrs Joel H. Reed of Stat ford Springs took trip by automobile last week to Bridgeport, stopping en their way Monday and Tuesday in Co., lunbia at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Hunt.
 Mrs. Ruth Jacobs spent several days including Sunday last week at one of her cottages at Groton Long Point, hay; ing as her guests, Mrs. Kate Wolff, Miss Elizabeth Bertsch and Miss Lila Seiley.
 MT and Mrs. Edwin Chapman of New Haven are spending the pressnt week with MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt.
 The case against Edward Phillips in i January last before Justice H. P. Col lins, when Phillips was fined for hav- ing a rabbit in his possession during the he appealed to the superior court was settled by Philliess. when he paid the fies and costs charged against him
 Mir. and Mrs. Llewellyn Latham of Cleveland. Ohio. are in town for few days the guest of A. A. Latham and his daughter, Miss Mildred Latham on Chestnut Hill.
 Miss Madeline Holmes. who has been i teaching in a school in South Windham, during the past year is at hime, her school having closed on Thursday last. Relatives and friends of Miss Rachel Hutchins daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hen " B. Hutchins atteneded the gradu- ating exercises at tlaes Normal school in Wiilimantic onNThursday last, when Miss 1 Hutchins received her diploma. She is 1 engaged to teach the Seventh grade in 1.-the Center school at Cromwell during 1 the coming school year.
 1 Mrs. Edith Little, who has spent most i of the past year at Sranac Lake with 1 week at the home of her mother, Mrs. l Willard Clarke on the Green. 1 Word has been received in toWn dur l ing the past week from Rev. T. Newton Owen. who is at West Port Point, near ! New Bedford. Mass. stating that heA is I improving from the effects of his recent 1 injuries and expects to return home i about July first fully recovered. John Robinson Davertsort, son of l MT. and Mrs William Carlton P. Dav-
 enport. who has been with his grandpar- 1 ents, MT. and Mrs. H. w Porter, for l some time past, was taken to the fofne
 of his rarents at shelburn Fallz, Mass. l on Sunday last
 | -G1 of the cottages at the lake are now oc- cupled for the season. Among the re- 1 cent. arrivals are c. F. Townsed. and l MT. Kingsburv of New Haven, Thomas
 Linder and MT. Seaton. of Hartford
 William Long of New York, Miss He'd.
 den and sister. of Orange, N J., Mir and Mrs.W H. Harris of Brooklyn N. Y, and Mir. Foley of Hartford. Mir 1 and Mrs E. L. Forbes of Brooklyn. N | Y, who have spent two years in Mex l ico and are shortly going to Florida Mrs. Kellogg of Brooklyn. Dr. Thoma, i Denney and 1gr. Mcleod WiSton oi Hartford, Prof. Pearly Hyde of New I Jersey. George Strong of Wilhmantie | Mrs. Natche of Brooklyn and Mrs. Wal
 ter Roberts of Hartford.
 Forty members of the CosmopoIitaI
 club of Manchester went to Coumbis
 lake recently and the office force oi I Cheney Brothers went there on Friday
 last and enjoyed chicken dinner at the
 Hill Crest house.
 William Collins. Jr., of Rocky Hill
 was in town over the week end. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Hubert P. Col. i lins of Chestnut Hill.
 The annual meeting of the Missionary
 society of the local Congregations
 church will be held on Wednesday aft. 1 ernoon at the home of Miss Eliza Hutch.
 ins on the Green.
 The church services on Sunday morn. 1 ing were in charge of Cecil L. Gates
 international secretary of the Y. NJ. c
 A. who preached from Prov. Is:1S
 When there is no vision the people 1 perish" and Cor AIS, "The things
 which are seen are temporal, but the
 things which are not seen are eternal. ,
 He said that. views that come to us ! through visions lead us to knowledge The spiritual visions that come to us l through the Holy Ghost is power anc | the blessing of God.