Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-01
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
ROAD SOCIETY
 (Stoningtonl
Old AnguiIIa Meeting House Blown Down-Death of Mrs. Martha Will cox-Farmhoime Changes.


 Courtland B. York of Anguillai has
 returned from Meriden, where he at tended the Dairymen's convention. : MT. and Mrs. N. s. Gates of New York have been visiting relatives here Thirty from the local church ats tended the Fellowship meeting al North Stonington.
 Miss Priscilla Billings of Wiliman- tic was home for g few days recently. Frank Brown and family have moved from the Hull place where they have resided for several years. to the Col. Brown farm. where his father lived and died.
 Francis c. Dixon has gone south to recuperate From a severe attack of grip.
 Meeting House Blown Down.
 The old Anguilla meeting house, ination years ago for their place of worship, blew down during the re- cent severe windstorm.
 Left Two Great Grandchildren. >
 Harriet, widow, of Nelson Wilcox. died Thursday. She had been in feeble ly S9 years old. Four children sur vive: Mrs. Charles Aiken, Miss Phebe Wilcox, Calvin and Asa Wilcox, also three grandchildren and two great grandchil ldren-@ The funeral was held from the home on Sunday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Welcome E. Bates oficiated- Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Erastus W. Babcock who died at his home in the borough of Stonington recently after a long illness was the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Babcock, who formerly lived for a number of years on the Gen. William Williams farm at Taugwonk.
 Miss Fanny Chesebro of Wequete quock is spending the winter with her niece. Mrs. Henry Nell.
 Leayino EarnnhoIn,e
 Algernon Mowll, who has been su- per1ntendent of the poultry department at Miss Sharswood place, Farmholne, will soon move to Massachusetts, will be employed in a much larger plant there.
 lnherits Farm in England.
 William Churchfeld, who has lived here for some time, being employed as coachman for Miss Sharswood, has land, where a farm has, been left him by the death of relative. MI. and Mrs. Churchfield expect to start for the new home the first of next month.
 Mrs. Clara Mowll was the guest of friends at Ashaway recently.
 James E. Lord captured all of the important prizes for turkeys sat the Boston poultry show. During the week le has shipped turkeys to Vermont. Massachusetts, Maine and Broad
 William A. Pike of Pittshe1d was at recently and found his cottage all secure after the severe  ; Charles B. Palmer, son of MT. and drs. Albert M. Palmer. is improving liter a serious illness.
 Chester B. Merrill of North Ston- ngton was a recent guest of J. E. lord.
 Moses A Wilcox of Quiambaug has new automobile.
 Capt. and Mrs. Elias Wilcox, with Harold Thorpe, attended the automo- ile show in New York
 Miss Gladys Wilcox and a friend, Hiss Kelly, from Willimantic, spent 1 sunday with Miss. Wilcox's parents. | dr. and, Mrs. George Wilcox.
 MT. and Mrs. Alba Gray and family ave moved to the Williams farm wned by A. G. Wheeler who employs IT. Gray.
 Miss Olive Ledward, who has been taying with Miss Ella West for 8 i ew weeks is now with Mrs. Elisa i Joyes. Rev. Joseph Peacock preached again ] n Sunday Miss Martha Williams . 7as organist Deacon E. A. Lewis of Westerly and is sister. Mrs. Will Stearns, from 1 Norwich, attended service here Sum- ] ay morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Allyn of Hol- i oke were recent guests of their moth l r at Quiambaug. | Walter Dewey of Mystic is the guest | f his sister Mrs. Barber.
 Miss Emma Williams, teacher at | ,asIern Point. spent Sunday with her l arents at Quaquataug. Harold Wilcox has returned to One l 0 after visiting his parents in Qui- 1 
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler was the | uest of Miss Julia, E. Smith of wes- l erly on Tuesday and attended the | upper at the Congregational church | hat evening.