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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1895

Page

3

Victoria Morosini Hidden in Rutland Vermont Convent Life

Victoria Morosini, widow of Ernest Huel Kamp-Schilling’s coachman, now lives as a nun at St. Joseph’s Convent in Rutland Vermont. The piece details her past elopement in 1884, social scandal, and present routine with nuns, boarders, and music rooms as onlookers track her fate and the convent’s daily life near Otter Creek and Mount Killington.

Pictoria Morosini G. P. Morosini Sisters of St. Joseph Rutland Ernest Huel Kamp - Schilling Schilling Metropoli Hbens Giovanni P. Morosi Jay Gould Victoria Morosini Schill Vermont Massachusetts Victoria East Dorset Order of St. Joseph Mount Killington Pico Shrewsbury Cotain ST. Joseph's Convent Otter Creek Center Rutland Haven's Boiling Springs Morosini Julia

Mystery of Victoria Morosini Ends in Rutland Cloister

The only child of New York society, Victoria Morosini, lives incognito at Mount Saint Vincent's Convent in Rutland under the name Miss Baldwin. She attends services, tends flowers, and avoids vows, while her past as a dancer and wife to a German car conductor remains a hushed rumor. The case links to a long parade of clues from high society to a cloister.

New York Famiilies Poe Sisters of Charity Mount Saint Vincent's Convent Victoria Rutland Miss Baldwin Riverdale-on-the Hudson Morosini Victoria Morosini Sisters of St. Joseph

Girl in a trance awakes little, still comatose in New York

Miss Jessie Wiley a 22 year old from New Brunswick arrived in New York to visit friends and has fallen into a trance like sleep. Doctors from Ogden avenue Fordham Hospital and Powell Place have treated her with no lasting effect. Despite tries with pins electric shocks and murmurs she remains unconscious.

Jessie Wiley New Brunswick New York Ferguson Ogden Avenue High Bridge Road Fordham Hospital Scott Powell Place

Ants Do Not Store Food For Winter Says Scholar

Ants do not lay up food for winter but remain in a torpid or semi torpid state through the cold season. The belief appears in many scriptures and proverbs though it is incorrect. The note also mentions Mrs Charlotte Embden, sister of the poet Haine, who is living at 95.

Charlotte Embden Haine

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