The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
DEATH OF MRS G1LHERr VINCENT.

DEATH OF MRS GILBERT NlNCENI.
 We scarcely had time after sending our letter, last week, to announce later the sad bereavement of MT and Mrs Noble Bolles of this place, who by the death of Mrs Gilbert Vincent in Kent, lost their only remaining daughter. Mrs Vim cents early life was passed here till her marriage and she may truthfully be said not to have had an enemy. She was of the most amiable disposition and always manifested a strong consciousness on the side of true principle. She leaves a husband to mourn her decease and one boy of four years, who scarcely realizes yet the loss he has sustained for all his after life, but he truthfully and innocet- ly says "Mamma has gone to see aunt Carrie" Mrs Vincent's elder sister, whose death occurred here in the spring of 1892. One child only, Frank F., re- mains to be the staff and support of MT and Mrs Bolles in their declining years.
 Mrs Isaac Smith has been in rather poor health of late.
 Isaac Smith has filled his ice house with blocks of the frozen article nine inches in thickness.
 O. E. Beeman is assisted in his saw mill and carpenter shop during the win ter by his son, H. w. Beeman. They have been busy saving out timber anc making sleds.
 J. B. Stillson, the popular marketman is sending off a large quantity of skins By one shipment, the other day, he dis patched a case to New York containing l49 skins.
 Mrs Charles k. Beeman is passing { few days visiting Nelson B. Mead ant family in Greenwich and intends payins New York City visit before her return Some very fine strings of perch ant pickerel are now being taken from tn | lake.
 A certain lady called on us one even ing, last week, and informed us of he intended departure, the next morning from this quiet village, for an uncertain time in future, but in her most persua sive tones requested us not to mention her name in such a manner as to insur possibility of it's being seen in print Now we think such handcuffing req mean. We don't love to have even on individual come into this little hamlet 0 go out, and not be able and free to re cord such an important event, but W hope the fair lady may be so preserves in good health and disposition, that sh will be inclined and anxious to retur here again with the first breath o spring, and that we can gc" N.c nam then sure into the paper befolo she ha chance to stop us.
 D. NJ. Tompkins is shaving ou axhelves by the dozen for the store here.
 Robert Payne was in New York cit the first two days of last week.
 Mrs Charles Carter made a brief tri to Hartford, last week, and on her rt turn she received telephone calling he immediately to her daughters in Florid and to meet her son John A. in New I or city on Friday morning. The wordin of the message was such as to leave Nil Carter in doubt as to if any of her famil party were sick or in critical conditio there, but she thought there must be, { cause the sending of the telegram, bl hoped for the best.
 William H. Brown canvassed til vicinity during last week and part of u present week, for one of the publication of the Eagle Publishing Co. of Peter burg, N. Y. entitled, "What Woman ca do.,
 Mrs J. D. Cramsey and her gran daughter, Miss Lottie Brown, went
 New York City on Wednesday of las week for week or more of visitir and shopping.
 Leroy Wilson returned to his paren from weeks visit with relatives
 Bridgeport, on Thursday of last wee and with him came his grandmothe Mrs l.. M. Sperry, from Mt Yerno Ohio.
 |' Mrs Thomas c. Black was called { Wednesday of last week to Robe