Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-12
C0I.JMBIA

Mrs. Cl2yt o1f -E., Hunt went to FfoVl- dence Wednesday to visit her parents been ill. for some time.
 Miss Marion Holmes has been in New Haven during the past two weeks, at tending the. summer school for teachers.
 Miss Madeline Holmes has been spend- ing the past week in Hartford, the guest of Mir. and Mrs Cecil L. Gates.
 MT. and Mrs. James Powell of Ozone Park; N. J., and their two sons are oc- cupying the cottage on, the Green be- longing to Fred H. Avery of East Hart ford.
 Clayton E. Hunt took narty to Mt. Holyoke and Northampton. Mass, We'd nesday last
 The state highway department is lay ing 64 feet of galvanized iron drain pipe by the side of the road in front of the store and premises belonging to Clinton Nj. Lewis. When the road at this point was finished last year a deep ditch was dug to carry away the water. but-no way was provided to cross the ditch to Mir. Lewis store from the Pine street side. This improvement is being made in re- sponse to Mir. Lewis request.
 Papers received in town last week to be executed regarding the bequests made by the late Charles Fitch of FaribauIt,
 
 1 Burying Ground association were com pieted and promptly returned. Nc Fitch was formerly a resident of Columbia and at his death two years ago was brought to Columbia for burial It is expect ed that the payment of these bequests which | has been so long delayed will be made l immediately.
 Mrs Mary Harvey of Windsor. widow of Rev. Jasper Harvey, for many years | pastor of Columbia Congregational church, and her daughter Miss Frances Harvey, were in town Saturday after noon, ealing on friends making the trip | in their automobile. 1 The Harris-Randall Drama camp at | the lake is to give an entertainment. pre- senting two ene-act plays, Mrs Pat and i the Law, and Everybody's Husband. The scenery, costumes and. lighting are the | product of the workshop at the drama 1 camp.
 Miss viofa Lewis, who is in business l in Hartford Is spending a vacation at the home of her mother.
 Another public dance held Saturday evening at Utley's hall on the Green was very well attended by residents and summer visitors at the lake. music being furnished by the Victor orchestra of Manchester.
 Mrs Abbott Little is entertaining at
 her home at the lake Mr. and Mrs. John
 Locke, Miss Eleanor Frost and Miss
 Dorothy Millington of Amherst. Mass. Miss Eleanor Bannister of Brooklyn, N
 Y. also Mir. and Mrs Bartholomew Law | ton of Hartford
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Loon1is of Wind sor spent the past week in town, guest.
 of Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Tucker. Mrs 1 Loomis is a sister of Mir. Tucker ant formerly. resided in Columbia
 Mir and Mrs. Henry B. Hutchins mo
 tored to East Hampton Saturday ant
 were guests of Mrs Emily Littles soI
 and daughter flaw, MT. and Mrs. Loui W. Little, returning Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Emily Little entertained Sunda! Misses Rachel and Margaret Hutchins also Lawrence and Carleton Hutchins children of MC. and Mrs Henry E
 Hutchins.
 When the Connecticut Pliers an, , Drummers' association held a paraA9 ant
 field day Friday and Saturday at Water bury under the auspices of the Loyal Or
 der of Moose Fife, Drum and Bugl corps of Waterbury, Clayton Hunt 0 l Columbia was engaged to transport tn l Chesbro Drum corps of Willimantic e The sermon by Rev T. Newton Owe l Sunday morning was on the text Roman 8: 24, For we are saved by hope" Mrs y Fred A. Abel formerly organist of tn : church played at the morning service e the regular organist. Mrs Clayton Hun : being in Providence. The offertory wa ,, for the Armenian relief fund. Tn e Christian Endeavor meeting in the even : ing was led by Lawrence HutchinE, tn VI subject being Better Recreation.