Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-23


 -unIsn Temperance Meeting to Be Addressed by Mrs C, B. Buell--i7 1Ssrses Above Friday Morning.
 E'piiOwiDg Aa illness from which for several days there has been barely a hope that she would recover, Mrs. w. f4. Chollar of Broad street died at her home Friday morning. For the past two years she had been in failing health, her condition becoming serious, however. only a few weeks ago,
 Born in Killingly in December. 1891, Mrs. Choliar had lived the many years of her life in this town. Her maiden name was Mary Roath Danielson, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Dan ielson, and she was of the family so leRg Identified with the history of XII hnsly and after which the borough fg-xes it's name.
 or exceptionally charming diSposi- tiOu Mrs. ChollRr was woman who was loved best by those who knew her longest Lofty ideals, the practical application of them. sweetness, good nesA charity and never failing interest in persons and matters that benented much by tho atteation that she so gen. eEously bestowed were virtues num- bered among the many that loving
 
 aetar, which was an inspiration.
 Mrs. Choliar was @ member of the Wcstfield Congregational church and for many yeers president of It's Won- ans Board of Missions. Her interest iR missions was active and much of the good works of her life were directed into this field. She also paid close at tsntiou to Sunday school work.wherein also she improved the opportunities to achieve many desirable results.
 In 1S65 the deceased married in Danielson Deacon W. IL ChOllar, by wisom she is survived, with two daugh- ters. MrS. Sarah Rowland, wife of Rev. John HOWlAnd, q former principal of Knting1y HlKh school now & mission arv in Mexico, and Miss Marion D, ChoSIsT, member of the faculty Rf ktl- hnsiy High school
 D&yvSsSe Gets Baseball Fever,
 Up 1t Dsyville, in spite of the SHOW and ei1in tsnperAtSTe. prepsSa tons arc being made for the time when baluy weRsher VIII mal0e outdoor sports the vogue and hrinG baseball back into it's swn The baseball association which gave OtheF teSms such generous and loyal suypoFt has been IysoZganG9eSi and from now cn the urcmbeFs wd1l bend their energies to developing 6 team inst wiE make things hum around the circuit Sf the new Eastern Connecticut league.
 Ths plan Is to get the guz14e la Day vile back to tile desirable condition it was In there during 1soS-ls0s> That wns before Dayvine developed its pen H8Ht winning team and before about al the money taken in, probably more, vas spsot to meet the expenses Of ths ressn. In those years DayvilRs did not dniaa sG the top in the league strug- Eies but tbe boys o1 the team were playing on a cooperative b3Sts, got their share of She profits, and werS sRtiSded. That's ths pisH that is again 10 De adopted this year, Everybody in the village is boosting for the team, and the prospects arc for a very sUo- s@ssrli season
 Yak by Miss Grace SpAldjae.
 Al fte home of AFr. and Mrs Frank r. Preston on BToad street Friday sf- t@ynoou thvrs was 8 meeting Of the Missionary sOczeties of the Baptist church. Following the business meet Ing there was an interesting pro- grefnnne on Christian work among the lsp-rS feature being the talk by Miss Grace Spslding
 To Preach Farewell Sermon.
 
 been pastor Of the local Methodist church for the past year. coming here as the successor Of Rev. Ralph s. Cush1nan. Will preach his farewell ser mon Sunday.
 Woman Pastor to Leave.
 Miss Lydia Hartig, who came to south Ki!ing5V as successor of Rev Virgil W. Rlsckman ln the pastorata Of the Cor gresntionaI church there. Is to conclude her Ia bcrs at the church with sundaFS services Miss HertiE, sue 1essful in her work in this town. is to TO 70 West HsTtiand. this state. It is stated that she may later return t0 south Kiiingly
 Described Alaska.
 At recent meeting of Sarah Will Hams chapter. D. A. E., Mrs. C. F. EiRgsbury Ravs a very interesting and instructive talk relative to Alaska. where Mrs. Kingsbury has traveled,
 Vacation Begins.
 The graded schools in Kilnngly closed Friday for the Easter vacation, The schools reopen for the spring term Monday. April ]. Teachers who live ont Of town left for their homes Friday afternoon.
 Adfrsss by Mrs. C, B. 5uoH Sunday
 Evening,
 Mrs Caroline E. Buell. state presi- dent Of the W. c. T. L.. is to speak at a special service al the Baptist church sunday evening, all the churches unit ing for the evening service.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church held a meeting in the church ve5try Friday afternoon
 A food sale under tho auspices of