1 RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, MCfNDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1962. 14 2. Dr. Brislin away until April 9th. adv.
Personals Hospital Obituary News receive specialised counseling which assists them in selecting a rating in which to work from more than 65 available job specialities. Mrs. Robert Sessett of Omaha, has returned to her home after visiting her mother, Mrs. Percy Ackley of 74 Jackson and her father, who is a patient in the Rutland Hospital Memorial Gifts Gratefully Acknowledged by Vermont Heart Association it Cottas Street Rotland, Vt HeartweO RITES FOR MISS NOTT Funeral services for Miss Nellie Nott, 93, formerly of Mendon, who died early Friday morning, were held Sunday at the Aldous Funeral Home. The Rev.
Roger MacDonald, pastor of the Baptist Church, officiated The ladies of Good Will Rebekah Lodge 12 attended the services in a group. Bearers were Dave Dubeau and Michael Johnson of Mendon, Hiram Stratton, Carroll Lincoln, Howard Pa pine au and Paul Hughes of Rutland. Entombment was in Pine Hill Cemetery in 'Brandon, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
William Flood of Springfield, were the week end guests of Mr. Floods sisters. Mrs. Irene 'O'Donnell and Miss Bernice Flood of 61 S. Main SL Mr.
and Mrs. Harold R. Looby of 100 River SL, have 'returned from Malone, N. where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Loobys sister.
Miss Lillian Boyer. Daniel J. Colton, son of Mrs, Marjorie A. Colton of 128 State began recruit training March 6 at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, HI. The nine-week basic training consists of classroom instruction in naval topics, induding military etiquette, drill, physical fitness, swimming and survival, first aid, shipboard safety precautions and security duty.
In addition, recreation periods are induded in the rigorous program. Thougbout the training, recruits INC. 7 PINE STREET RUTLAND Healing Plumbing Sheet Metal Work Also Electric Heating 64 YEARS OF SERVICE Put your house in order for SPRING. Call on us for needed EXTRA CASH. Here you find friendly, helpful understanding of your financial problems.
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and Mrs. Edward Howarth of Danby and a son to CapL and Mrs. Francis St Mary of 212 N. Main St. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr, and Mrs.
Richard Wallace of 206 Columbian Ave. Admitted Sunday were Mrs. Marion Oakman of 77 N. Main Mrs. Mary Pockette of 190 Crescent Mrs.
Alice Hathaway of 70 Phillips George Mossey of 6 Edson SL, Gail Jones of E. Wallingford, Mrs. Louise Swane of N. Clarendon, Mrs. Virginia Sweeny of Poultney, and Mrs.
Margaret Carter of Goshen. Admitted Saturday were Mrs. Howarth, Mrs. SL Mary, Charles Hubbard of 89 State Mrs. Carol Carter of West Rutland, and Faith and John Markowski of Castleton.
Discharged Sunday were Mrs. Charges Killam and son of 4 Alta Mrs. Richard Taggart and daughter of 77 Baxter Mrs. Bernard Reilly and daughter of 117 Park Mrs. Glenn Carter and son of Chittenden, Mrs.
Lemel Audy and son of Danby, Mrs. Alma Clifford of 32 N. Main Frank Persico of 68 Plain Mrs. Elaine Perry of 231 State Mrs. Carol Garter of West Rutland, Mrs.
Geraldine Hasbrouck of Pittsford, Mrs. Una Hewitt of Pittsford, Mrs. Margaret Kelley of Fair Haven, Robert Juckett of Fair Haven, Mrs. Bertha Taran of Poultney, Miss Helen Mahar of Poultney, Randy Fleming of Manchester Center, Mrs. Georgia Palmer erf Bennington, and Ardino Seed of Granville, N.Y.
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WAMBOLT Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Wambolt, 70, of Rutland, who died Saturday morning at a local nursigg home will be held Monday at 2 p. m. at the Aldous Funeral Home. Entombment wiU be in Evergreen Cemetery.
She was born Feb. 27, 1892, in Chester, and had lived in Rutland for the past seven years. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Maude Wideawake of Spring-field, and several nieces and nephews. RITES FOR HIRAM RICH Funeral services for Hiram F.
Rich of 52 Roberta Ave. general superintendent of distribution for the Central Vermont Public Service Corp. who died suddenly Thursday in St. Albans, were held Saturday at the Aldous Funeral Home. The Rev.
Dale Russell, pastor, of the Methodist Church officiated. "Employes of the Central Vermont Public Service Corp. from all over the state attended the services in a group. Bearers were William Ryer of St. Albans, W.
Howard Smith of Bradford, Merle Dimick of Randolph, Dr. W. H. Philipsen of Brandon, William Fee and Wayne Edson of Rutland. Entombment was in Park Lawn Cemetery in Bennington.
C. ROBERTMARANVILLE SPRINGFIELD, N.J. The funeral of C. Robert Maranville, 64, of Summit, N. a native of Rutland, and brother of Mrs.
W. W. White of Wallingford, will be held Tuesday morning with a Requiem High Mass at St. Theresa's Church, Summit. Mr.
Maranville, assistant treasurer of the Worthington died Saturday at the Morristown, N. Memorial Hospital. Other survivors include his wife, the former Margaret Lillis; a daughter, Mrs. Julianne Shore of Morristown; three other sisters. Miss Marian Maranville of Miami, Mrs.
Frank Hardina of Agawam, and Mrs. Joseph Brislin of Anchorage, Alaska. MRS. THOMAS" F. QUIGLEY UTICA, N.Y.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas F. Quigley, 77, widow erf Thomas F. Quigley, formerly of Rutland, Vt, who died here March 25 after a brief illness, was held Wednesday at St. Patricks Church.
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