Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-01-31
ORWELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent

Nhlo' W. d w loeili NOIIcSPOuueHlJ
J. A. Gregory is able to be out again.
! Miss Belle Newton is at Charles
Wisells.
Bernard Thayer is seriously ill of
pneumonia.
Mrs Thrall of Brandon is with Mrs.
R. S. Young
T. H. Fletcher of Bridport was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Wisell were in
Shoreham Sunday.
Mr.. Giddings of Hortonville is help
ing in the creamery.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Wisell is critically i'll
John Beeman is recovering from a
recent attack of pneumonia
I Miss Helen Dickerson was home
from Brandon for the weekend
Mr.. Davis of Bridport is caring for
]. o. Raymond who is improving.
Mrs. Robert Nckerson who is ill of
pneumonia, remains about the same.
The schools in the Smith and Hill
districts are closed because of influenza.
Clarence Fish who has been very i'll
for the past few days is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. P J. Desjadon of Shoreham
Center is caring for Maurice Turrill
who is improving
DR.. ], P. J. Cummings of Ticonder-
oga was here Friday to consult with
Dr. Sergeant in the case of R. S. Young.
Irwin Mallory about twelve years of
age on the Goth tapped three maple
trees each of which ran full bucket
of sap.
There are five sick in the family of
Charles Wisell Miss Donovan of Ii
conderoga, N Y, and Miss Harvey of
Rutland are caring for them.
Mrs Harold Murray and two little
children have influenza as has also Mr.
Murrays mother who came here from
her home in Cornwall to care for them
Committal services were held at
Mountain View Cemetery Saturday for
Lucien Turner, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Turner, who died Friday after
few days illness of pneumonia. A
brother Wallace aud a sister Gertrude
are seriously ill of pneumonia
1t is estimated that there have been
about one hundred fifty cases of influ
enza in Orwell within the last three
weeks. 1t is fortunate circumstance
that the town had secured the services
of a good resident physician about two
weeks before the epidemic broke out.
There have been such large number
of patients and so many seriously i'll
that it has been difficult to answer all
the calls On Sunday Rev L. NJ Isaacs
and ]. Cain went to Mddlebury to get
an order of drugs for DR.. Sergeant.
Russell S Young died at his late res
idence Sunday evening after an illness
of less than a week of pneumonia. The
funeral was held at the house Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. L. M
Isaacs officiating The bearers were L.
w. Cuts, L. n. Bessette, J. c. Thomas,
Earl Dewey, c. j. Blair and o. S Wis
ell Burial was in Mountain View
cemetery. Russell S. YOUNG was born
in Orwell February /, 1890, the elder
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young
He entered the First National Bank as
Teller in 1908 which position he held
until the time of his death He mar
ried in 1912 Miss Mabel Wells who with
their two children, Barbara and Robert
survive him. He leaves also besides
his parents, a sister, Miss Anna Young
and a brother Cushman. Mr.. Your
always pleasant, courteous and obliging,
had many friends and his loss will be
keenly felt He was a member OF the
Congregational Church and at the time
of his death was Master of Independ-
ence Lodge of Masons R. A. Hall OF
Port Henry. N. Y, H. L. Keller of
Ticonderoga, and Earl Dewey were
among those from out of town to at
tend the funeral