New Britain herald., 1919-11-25
MRS. LIVINGSTON IS
 DEAD AT AGE OF 63
PlainVille Woman Passes Away At Daughters Home in PittSield
DEATH CAME UNEXPECTEDLY

EpiscopalianS Aiding in Nationwide
 Campaign-HoIiday Hours at Post
 Omce-Andcrson Edwards Dead
 Other News Items of Interest
 Mrs Sarah Livingston died last evening at 6:30 o'clock at the home Of her daughter in PittstieId, Mass She was 63 years old, She is survived bv six sons, Joseph F" Frederick. Charles, Floyd James and Walter Livingston, all of Piainville: also three daughters, Mrs. Emma Aspin- all of Plainvile, Mrs. Mary Wag- staff of Pittstield. and Mrs. Cora Shel- don of Bennington. N. Fl,
 Mrs Livingston was born in Shef- field, England, and came to this country when about IS years old. She spent most of her life in Southington and Plainville. She was in failing health for some time and went to the home of her daughter in Pittsfeld about two weeks ago. She became very i'll yesterday and consultation of physicians was held. The family in Plainville was notified and permis- sion was given for an X-ray examina-
  her death was received. Death was due to heart failure.
 Mrs. Iivin gston was a lifelong mem Der of the Episcopal church. She was also a member of Martha Rebekah lodge |. O. 0. F., and of New Brit a in lodge, Daughters of St. George. She became well known and liked by d host Of friends during her residence in Plainville. and the news of her death was received with genuine sor- row and regret by neighborS and 1 friends.
 Anderson Edwards. | Anderson Edwards, colored, died l Sunday at the Connecticut Hospital l for the Insane at Middletown. He 1 was 49 ears old and leaves wife hand two daughters, Mary Edwards and 1 Mrs. Bessie Hubbard. The funeral 1 was held yesterday afternoon at the 1 home of his wife at Harts corner. Burial was in West cemetery. P. o. Hours Thursday. 1 The post office will close at noon 1 Thursday in observance of ThanksgiV- 1 ing day. There will be a city delivery l only in the morning. The stamp win 1 dow will be open from 6:46 a. m. until I12 noon No money orders will be is- sued. The Thrift and War Savings stamp window will be open from 6:45 a. m. until noon.
 ] Active in Campaign. 1 The Church of Our Saviour. is talk ! ing an active part in the great move ment of the Episcopal church now in progress throughout the country. It 1 is known as the Nationwide Cam paign."
 l Rev. Robert II. Burton, rector of 1 fhe local church, appointed a commit
 tee of five men, c. Fl. Curtis, chair man, and Charles r. Spalding, secre- 1 tarv to further the work in the par ] ish This initial work was done last 1 month.
 ] This committee held a meeting last 1 week and added to it's number, creat- ] ing a general committee of 25 people, men and women who are active in 1 church work, and who will have an opportunity to carry on the campaign. 1 The committee will meet at the parish l house this evening and Rev. pr. John IittelI of West Hartford will make 1 an address.
 The object of the Nationwide Cam paign is expressed by it's leaders as 1 followS: 'To enlighten the mind and l arouse the conscience of the people Approaching the WonuefIul spirit l of patriotism and self-sacritice shown | by the people of the United states l during the war in giving so much time in personal service and in giving money to help win the war, the lead CTS of he Episcopal church believe that the members will be equally loyal in carrying on this work, in 1 spreading the Christian gospel throughout the world The purpose is to impress on the people the need l of workers. For this reason stress IS laid upon the need of personal service as the most important point in the
 campaign.
 1 An appeal will be made for about
 15OO volunteers for definite church 1 work, to recruit the ranks of the l clergy, physicians. nurses, lay work CTS for teachers, etc. The leaders in the campaign consider money as the 1 smallest item in the work. believing that when the church members realize
 the scope and importance of the work
 the necessary money will be freely ] contributed.
 l Reception for Newiywcds. | A reception was held last evening at 1