Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-10-07

A man who seemed TO be without
funds, and was walking from North
Troy to White River Junction last
week, had an epileptic fit near the
park, and physician was called.
Later the man was afforded transporta-
ton to White River by rail.
Philemon Lodge, Knights of. Pythias,
will celebrate the 25th anniversary of
its institution Thursday evening, Oct.
Is. The first rank will be exemplified,
after which there will be banquet.
The grand lodge officers and surround.
ing lodges have been invited.
The little son Of Benjamin Alden,
who has been so badly affected from
the result of infantile paralysis. is
very much improved, and has been
able so far to be wheeled out in
CARR age, he is also able to bear some
weight on his feet, and much hope is
entertained Of his recovery from the
disease.
Maynard Wi1kie, Fred Estey, Mr..
Ross and Frank Wright, met with Sc.
we're automobile accident near Island
Pond Saturday, when in passing another
car tire burst, and the machine
was thrown over steep bank. May
nard Wilkie received only minor inju-
ries, but Mr.. Estey, Mr.. Ross and Mr..
Wright were very seriously hnrt.
Prof. F.B. jerks of the University of
Vermont will be in Orleans at the
opera hall at 8 o'clock this evening
and deliver lecture on Agricultural
Education" This is a part of the
new feature of the Orleans high school,
in which so many are interested. The
Boys glee club will furnish music and
it is hoped that the will be large at.
tendance.
The marriage of Herbert Mclean,
formerly of this place and Miss Cora
M. Lower. daughter of John Lower of
this place, occurred Sept. % at Revere,
Mass, few friends being present.
Supper was served at the groom
home. Amid the good wishes of
friends and showers of confetti and rice
the happy couple left on their wedding
tour.
: F. H.Pierce of Chicago. who has been
for some time the guest Of Gilbert
Gross. returned to Chicago Sunday. Mr..
Pierce has on several occasions oficiat-
ed at the church organ here and on
Thursday night little informal piano
recital was given by Mr.. Pierce and
others at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross. Mr.. Pierce is an organist by
profession and plays in one of the
large churches of Chicago.
The Canadian Circle met October
LIST at the home of Mrs. Lyman Heath,
there were eight members and two
guests present. There was reading
from lecture and questions also article
from Canadian paper, the wonder of
''New Quebec. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess, after
which a social hour was held AID.
1ournment was taken to meet with
Mrs. Frank Wheeler Nov. 9Th, which
will be "Gentlemen's Night.''
Last week was very busy week for
Orleans politicians. There we're held
here two county conventions. that of
the Progressives coming on Thursday
followed the next day by the Demo.
Gratis. and the village has been literally
full of delegates and lobbyists On
Friday at the Democratic convention
the Chandler band was out in force
and practically full program was
given in front of the opera hall. The
non-partisan Prouty club is also very
actively engaged at this time in put
ting out folders and booklets as wei
as Prouty buttons, and Colby StoddarC
is probably one of the busiest men ir
the state just now.