The Press., 1914-12-16

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 The death of Mrs. Wm. Vickers at her home on the macadam road last Monday night was a great shock to the community, as she was a woman who appeared to be in the best of health. She was born in Yorkshire, England, May 12, 1865, coming to this country twelve years ago. Six and a half years ago Mr. and Mrs. Vickers bought the place known as the Cummings place on the macadam road, where they have since lived. She had been in poor health for three weeks and died of brain shock Monday evening at 6. 30. Mrs. Vickers was sturdy English woman, giving her time and energy in the care of her husband and large family, a de- voted mother and a kind neighbor She is survived by her husband and nine children, one having died some years ago. The children are Mrs Emily Smith, Westchester, Pa; Mrs. Mary Bennett, Forge Village, Mass. ;; Mrs. Olive Slater, Stafford Springs Mrs. Azuba Depeau, Stafford; Eph- raim Vickers South Barre, Mass. Misses Amy, Priscilla, Jemima and Ida at home She is also survived by a brother, Joseph Butler of York shire, England. The funeral will be held at Grace church in the borough to morrow at ? p. m. The burial will be in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 Stafordville.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill returned home Sunday from Union.
 E. M. Harrington of Worcester was with his family over Sunday.
 Philo West and Mrs. N. Brown spent last Friday in Hartford.
 Miss Idabelle Bowden was the guest ot friends in Hartford over Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. David Gaudette and laughter, Emma, were the guests of relatives in Union over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Wallace G. Hill of | Nillimantio attended the funeral of | lis mother, Mrs. O. W. Hill, last | week. at the home of T. M. Lyon.
 The Christmas sale will be held in he Methodist vestry tonight If cry stormy it will be tomorrow fight. There will be a farce and dialogue as stated ill The Press last eek. Doors open at ' o'clock. dults, 10 cents. Children, cents.
 Methodist Church Notes: The astor will preach a Christmas ser lon next Sunday morning, and Sun- ay evening there will be a Christmas 'ng service. Last Sunday morning ne pastor preached an excellent ser. lon on "Good and gold versus sham nd shine" from Phil 2:7 But lade himself of no reputation. " here will be Christmas entertain lent and tree in the M. E. church hristmas eve. All are cordially in- tied.
 West Stafford. A social dance will be given at turtevant's hall Saturday evening.
 Miss Sadie Rice, teacher in dis ,ict IA, was the guest of Mrs. Hattie omeroy over Sunday. Miss Rice ill spend the coming Christmas acation at her home in Worcester.
 When going to the 6.45 car on londay evening Mrs. Hottie Pomeroy tipped on the ice and fell breaking oth bones of the right leg between le knee and ankle. Dr. Bard re. uced the fracture. She has the of her many friends. Topic for service of prayer on hursday evening will be "Our eritage; what the fathers wrought. UT churches,' Psalms 100; 112. . B. service on Sunday evening will :. 8 led by Mrs G. B. Dowden with le subject "An unselfish life..''
 The Sunday school Christmas tree nd entertainment will be in the estry on the evening of Dec. 24th. he children are busy practicing leir recitations, songs and tableaux, 1d an enjoyable time is anticipated. he committee in charge consists Miss Mary Ballantine, Miss Helen reston, George Davis and Spencer radway.
 Freedus Fuller, 67, died at his ome on Chestnut Hill on Sunday 7ening after an illness of several eeks. He leaves a widow, AdeIla very Fuller and one step daughter, -iss Winifred Mcclellan. The funeral ill be held on Wednesday at 10 a. l., at the home, Rev. J. A. Geisler The burial will be in