Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-26

ankle being broken. The horse was
dragged by the engine several rods
and terribly mangled.
victims of Trichinosis at Hardwick.
An important discovery has been
made by DR.. B. II. Stone at the state
laboratory of hygiene ia regard 10
the death of two Italians at Hard
wick. In addition to the fatalities
there were several cases of illness
and one patient is now az the Mary
Fletcher hospital. BY microscopic
examination of the bologna sausage
which the men had been eating. il
was discovered that chemical
poisoning from trichinosis had de-
veloped. 1t was stated at the la bo-
ratory that the appearance of the
meat was such that no one could tell
thai it was not pure. Trichinosis is
caused by the presence of trichina. a
small worm, which if liberated in
the human body works it's way into
the muscles. A death occurred in
| Bristol recently from the same cause.
NJ. s. stones Father Dead.
OrsoD N. Stone died at his home in
Lyndon Center on Tuesday. The de-
ceased was 70 years old on January
26 and prior to December 2, 1905,
when he sustained the shock that
finally caused death, he could not re-
member of a day in which he had re-
manned in the house during the
entire "a hours. On December g.. the
deceased sustained slight shock that
caused a gradual thickening of the
blood and resulted in his death. Or
son N. Stone was born in Eden on
January 26, 1s47,, and lived in that
town during his younger years
From Eden he went TO Waterbury
Center, thence 30 Morrisviile where
he was a merchantfor several years,
then to Westfeld. MIR. Stone was a
merchant, farmer and an extensive
dealer in real estate during his active
life. Some, Is years ago he retired
from business and moved to Syndon
Center where he purchaed. the home
ia Which he had since lived and
where he died. Besides a widow the
deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs,
Van Ness. Burke, who lives In, the
home, four sons, Orson. Elmer and
Mark W. Of Colorado, George Leland
Stone Of Malone, N. Y, and Mason S.
of Montpelier, state superintendent
of education. The widow is q sister
OF Mrs. Phoebe IA. Grlswoid- of Mont
pelier and Of Mrs. Susan Shaw OF.
MorrisvilLe. Mr. S5one also leaves a.
| sister, Mrs. Lyman Brown of Will
minglon.
1 KIP. District Meeting at Nesth Troy
! Pythian district of the domain of Ver-
mont held we'll attended and in
| teresting meeting at the castle hall of
Trojan Lodge, No. 20, at North Troy,
| Wednesday evening. Representa-
tives from the lodges in Rieniord, ST..
Johnsbury and Lyndonviile., and Wis
itors from lodges in Massachusetts,
Maine and New Hampshire were
present. and with large delegations
from the district lodges of Island
Pond, Barton Landing and North
Troy made an enthusiast gathering.
1 Grand chancellor J. T. Remington. OF
Bennington. Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal DIR. G. f o. Tinker.
of st. Johnsbury, and District Deputy
M. B. Laid of Island. Pond, were
tguests of honor. Philemon Looge OF.
Barton Landing worked the rank OF
Esquire and Trojan Lodge conferred
the rank Of Knight. A choice menu
was SERVED at the banquet given in
Frontier house hall. Speeches we're
made by the grand chancellor. the.
grand keeper of records and seal. the
district. deputy, and by Chancellor
Commander Page of Trojan Lodge,
and H B. Amey Of Island Pond. B..
A. Wiley of Barton Landing recited
two humorous and highly enter
tanning selections. A. III. Buttertield
, was postmaster. The meeting was
unanimously voted success in every
particular.