The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
NEW PRESTON.
DEATH OF MRS JENNETTE B. GLOVER.

Entered into rest, at her home here
 last Saturday morning, Mrs Jennette B | Glover, wife of Julius A. Glover, ageC
 65 years. Her sickness has been of long l dur ation, bronchial trouble, whicf | weakened and reduced her greatly 1T | flesh, but up to within 8 month of hel | death she has been able to move about her house and perform the lightesl \ duties of housekeepicg. For six weeks previous to her decease her daughter Mrs W. G. Granniss of Litchfield, was | with her in constant attendance. All l that a loving daughter could do, was l done for her relief but, on Thursday ot
 last week, pr Marcy felt obliged to in- form the husband and daughter that hope of her improvement must be aban.
 doned. Her death was peaceful and re. signed. After Friday morning, it was
 hourly expected. Her funeral was at tended at the Village church on Monday afternoon, Rev Mir Evans officiating, and the interment followed in the cemetery
 here. Mrs Glover was native of this place, being daughter of the late MT | and Mrs Reuben Bolles, who were resi-. | dents here nearly all their lives. Mrs Glover was therefore sister of Noble N, George w., Andrew J. and Henry M. Bolles, all residents here and all now deceased except the last mentioned. She leaves two sisters, also living, Mrs Henry Peck of Merryall and Mrs Bowler in Ohio. It is unnecessary for us to ex- tend this obituary notice in narrating in further detail her life experience and work here. Her virtues live in the hearts of her many friends on perpetual record to commemorate the memory of her worthiness as sister, neighbor and friend.
 The church has lost member who has
 for many years has been united thereto
 in good and regular.standing and atten- dance. The community feel that one
 more has been gathered to the land
 where our fathers have gone before us,
 who has been active here during her en- tire lifetime and our sincere sympathy now goes out to those near and dear whom she has left behind. A home has been made sadly vacant which has felt her presence for decades of years, and such vacancy as can scarcely be filled.
 Mrs Isaac Smith has suffered with renewed attack of the grip.
 H. N. Sherman was in New York City again, last week.
 George T. Wright was confined to his home by illness, last week.
 The masons hope to finish their work at Wilson hotel, this week.
 Hull 6 IyrrelI were employed by Mrs Ida M. Brown in painting at her hotel at Lakeside, part of last week. This week the same firm is covering Mrs Louise M. Sperry's cottage in this village with two coats of Masury < Son railroad lead and oil.
 Col E. Johnson has been most fortu- nate in leasing his cottage, barn, etc., at Lakeside for the coming summer to Dr Wiggins of New York City who has pre- viously passed several summers in Litch- field but having leased his cottage there this summer he has decided to make Lake Waramaug his stopping place dur ing the warm weather.
 Charles Jones makes weekly trips now to New Milford on his bicycle for the purpose of acquiring all the musical tu- ition possible on the piano under the skillful teaching of Prof Conkey of New 
 John Ferris and D. M. 1ompkins are pushing the carpenter work on Major l