Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-28

valuable After the ceremony was per-
formed cake and ice-cream was passed
around; the students of the Academy
gathered on a prominence near the house
and gave good display of fireworks. Mr..
and Mrs. Stannard left town on the night
train midst a shower of rice.
Barton Landing.
A boy baby at c. I'll. Willey's.
Geo. Churchill of st. Cloud, Mimi, has
been visiting friends in town.
Bertha Durham has finished her school
in Lowell, and returned home.
Harold Fuller has returned from Yale
to spend the summer vacation.
Clara Austin has started a kindergarten
and has a class Of seven little folks.
Rev. Mr.. Baird of Walpole, N. H.,
preached at the Cong. church yesterday.
Quite large number from this place at
tended the camp meeting at Beebe Plain
yesterday.
The ladies of the Cong. society will fur
nish dinner and supper at their vestrey
Saturday, July3.
W
this place from Charleston, and is ready
to attend to all work in his line.
Ernest Carpenter, mail agent, was re-
Gently promoted, and now has an excel
lent position, and a corresponding in
crease of salary.
The arrangements for the celebration to
be held here on Saturday, July 3rd are
completed and the programme bids fair to
be one Of the best ever given in the county.
Don't fail to be here The fire works,
procured at great expense, viii be one of
the chief attractions and viii not be excel
led outside the cities.
Albany.
Mary L. Rogers died at the home of her
son Cornelius, June 9Th, in her S5th year.
The funeral services were held at the
house. Mrs. Rogers husband, Jesse
Rogers, died about nine weeks before;
they had been married Sc years.
Miss Bertha ellison from Queeche is Wis
iting at Mr.. Stiles'.-May j. c. Darling
from Lowell, Mass, has been visiting
friends here.-Wm. Hilliard from Lowell,
Mass, is visiting at G. j. PrindIe's.-Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Stowell.
That doctors sometimes disagree is
shown by the following: DR.. Thomas Ad-
olson of London first described a peculiar
disease, the leading symptoms being ane-
mia, general languOr and debility, remark
able feebleness of the hearts action, irrita-
bility of the stomach and usually accom-
panied by bronZed color of the skin.
The morbid anatomy as found by the post
norton is diseased condition of the su-
pra-renal capsules, and sometimes an en-
larged spleen. The autopsy in F. G. An
dersons case showed a diseased condition
OF both supra renal capsules and slightly
enlarged spleen; all the other organs were
healthy as far as the naked eye could de
tect except that the left kidney was of
pale yelloWish color, otherwise it seemed
healthy. After comparing the history of
AddisOn's disease and the morbid anatO-
my, and the history of Mr.. Anderson's
case with the morbid anatomy, as above
stated, it seemed to me that there was but
one conclusion to arrive at, and that was
that death resulted from AddiSon'S dis
ease. However, in Justice to DIR. Primes
opinion, allow me to say that the symp-
toms and morbid anatomy in IucOcythe-
mia are somewhat the same except that
the spleen is much more enlarged, Pepper
says ranging from two to eighteen pounds.
The supra-renals are sometimes diseased,
the liver is nearly always enlarged and
diseased. In Mr.. Anderson's case the liv
er was normal and healthy. Both Addi-
sons disease and lucocythemia when once
fairly developed, always prove fatal. The
above assertions are backed up by stand
ard authorities. j. c. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
South Albany.
Our school finished with picnic last
Friday.
S. A. Smith is here taking pictures,
The Social Circle will hold an ice cream
festival at the NJ E. church vestry Friday
evening, July I'd. ALI come.
BrOwningtOn.4 ~
Mr.. H. M. Nichols has been sick the past
week. 81
Albert Wells has returned from his visit
to Canada.
Mrs. Daniel Colley and children from
Massachusetts, are visiting at E. w. Dud-
ley's. 10
Children's day was observed at the Cen
ter church June Goth. The church was
we'll filed and nicely decorated.
Miss Gertrude Fuller's school accepted
the invitation given them to attend pic
in the Winslow Dist. in Charleston, last
Friday.
Mrs. Cyrus Heath has gone to Massa-
wippi, P. c., to visit relatives.-Miss Mary
Ho1brook is visiting at her fathers in
Newport.
Miss Sarah Dobgherty of Lenoxville is
spending the summer with her sisters, Mrs.
John Maxwell and Mrs. Henry Kenerson
of Irasburg.
Evansville.
j. G. Gray is building a new barn.
Leslie and Wilbur Newton are home
from Montpelier.
There will be display of fire works here
Fri Ink