Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-05
ROAD SOCIETY
Happenings of the Week-President Honors Kenyon L. Butterfield, Local Summer Resident.
(StoningtOn)

Mrs. Francis c. Dixon visited the and with his family spent Friday in Providence
 Miss Dorothy Wheeler was the guest last week of Miss Constance Haley. Charles $. Moves Jr., visited his brother, Dr I. Hart Moves, at the hos pital in Providence, on Tuesday and found him somewhat improved.
 Addition to Herd. Herbert West has added another full blooded Ayrshire to his herd of cattle. It came from Hollis N. H.
 Mrs Fannie Williams was at North
 Miss Martha Williams attended the violin recital in New London Thurs day night.
 Miss Lucy Ballings returned to went to her school at Willimantic, Sunday. after spending the Easter re- cess with their parents here.
 James Main lost a horse Monday night. the animal had been driven in the afternoon and was apparently well when he returned to his stall, but on entering the stable at night was found dead.
 MT. and Mrs. William Palmer and son of Boston are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Palmer.
 Clarence H. Williams has returned from a western business trip.
 George Loring and daughters of Norwich made a trip to relatives here Saturday and narrowly escaped an accident, as when turning their auto to pass a team it skidded and became manageable, requiring time and assistance to right it.
 Miss Maud Pettigrew of New London was the guest over Sunday of Miss Martha Williams. Miss Williams postponed her visit to Meriden till this week but will return on Monday in time to begin her studies at the Will Hams Memorial, New London.
 The ladies' society met with Mrs. Eliza P. Moves Wednesday to work for Home Missions.
 A Former Resident.
 Mrs. Ebenezer CrandalI, who died in Old Mystic, Monday night was Miss Fannie Lanphear whose family lived here for number of years. New York Sunday. after spending a few days at her summer home, Farm hoIme.
 A new cottage is being built for James Crowley. and Thomas Hurlburt Stanton land at Wequetequock
 Miss Gertrude Hanson of Kingston spent the Easter holidays with rela- tives here.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Merrill of Daisy farm, North Stonington was a visitor at her sisters Mrs. D. L. Lords recently.
 Honors For Lords Point cottaser.
 President Kenyon L. Butterfield. of Amherst Agricultural College, who has spent the last two summers at Lords Point has been appointed by President Wilson, a member of the commission to investigate cooperative rural credit in foreign countries for the betterment of rural life and agricultural condi- tiOns. He is also a delegate to Rome ! next August to the International in sttute of Agriculture.
 Mrs. Lucius Wilcox who has been visiting in Quiambaug has returned to 1 Danielson. l
 Capt. James Lennen of Norwich was a caller here recently.
 William Moves entertained Clifford of Westerly several days last week.
 Miss Hattie Clark of Norwich spent her vacation with her sister Mrs George Deniscn at Quiambaus.
 Mrs. Ernest Bromley and daughter Mary have been guests of friends at Deep River.
 Mrs. Seth N. Williams and Miss Grace D Wheeler attended the meet :. ing of Fanny Ledyard Chapter D. A. i R.. at the Masonic temple, at Mystic, Wednesday. Mrs. Fannie Williams, Miss Abby Williams and Mrs Calvin Sutton at tended chapter meeting. Wednesday at Mystic. Mrs. Williams and Miss Will jams were on the committee of en- -ertainment.
 Joseph Moves was a business caller It Richard B. Wheelers at Shunoc Heights Tuesday,