Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-23
Local News.
RLEANS COUNTY FAIR
OCTOBER & 2.
ANNUAL RACES,
OCTOBER 8.
OCTOBER 3.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
fifth Annual Races, Barton-0rleans
a Ground Company.
uction in Irasburgh-Wm. II. Perry. |
rentaur Liniment-J. B. Rose & Co.,
Broadway. N. Y.
commissioners Notice-Rhoda Hum
Fey Estate.
Commissioners Notice-Amos Hunts
late. -.f-fah
ALBANY.
One day last week hungry hawk
led down in the door-yard Of Mr.. !
'iley Miles, of East Albany, and fast
ID its toe-nails in the back of fat
fcken, which it carried a few rods
Fay, cody picked its bones, wiped its
ak, and then returned for more Mrs.
les thought this was carrying things
title too far ; so she stepped back and
K down shot gun, which Mr.. Miles
loaded heavily with the intention
killing a fox-leveled it at the hawk,
rods off, and blew him as dead as
pr-nail. Who can say Mrs. Miles is
q ''sharp shooter
Milo B. Stiles of East Albany, has
ted his farm for the period of one
# from the first of October, to Robert
hlker, and thinks of going to Lowell.
proposes to sell portion of his per-
al property at auction on Friday,
ober 4th. For further particulars
bills.
lev. D. H. Adams of Lyndon Center
lecture at the Free Baptist church
i Albany, Sept. 25th. Lecture COM
bees 7 o'clock. Subject laws of
Elements.
t- BARTON.
PIED, in this place, July %, Freddie
A. G. Bickford, aged 8 years,5 months
26 days. Also Johnnie M. Bickford,
d 6 years months, 16 days, chill
b of H. D. and Mary A. Bickford.
Certainly there was something singu.
in the lives and death of these chill
D. For each other they had an at
hment so strong that never in all their
Is were they heard to exchange even
impatient word thus living together,
ring fully in each others little joys
sorrows. They were frequently
rheard, when alone previous to their
illness, to express deep desire of dy-
and going to enjoy the blessings of
Other World with the brothers and
ers who had gone before. They also
that they must die together. This
y were heard to speak of with the
host confidence that they should, and
nearly was their idea correct, only a
hours interviewed their falling into
ir last sleep, Notwithstanding one suf-
ID with disease week the longest
The younger said short time before
died that he wanted to die and be
h God, and that 'hewas going to b.
h Him. So bright, so full of kind
and obedience were they that they
become the delight of their parent
deeply felt that they would indeed
a comfort and support to them, il
ming life; but they are gone, an,
p is the parental affection yet t
m the Upper World seems brighte
nearer than ever before. resnz
Dur Father on High is good and if W
true there will be bright and sun
day by and by for us all, when tn
y absent ones we can see, and th
ces that are still, we can hear, am
hands that are cold, shall be warm
ow bright will be that day. -
J. W. NJ. =
Apple blossoms in the fall are nc
h very uncommon thing after al
Evans, of this village has no
nght US a beautiful bouquet of re
white blossoms which he pickle
tree at the corner of his hous
!, we suppose it's all right.
David Hall of the Londing has sol
house and lot to VIM. P. Dodge f,
200. We understand it is to be fttt
for tenements.
he starch mill at the Landing wi
be in operation this fall, on accou
he high price OF potatoes.
V. Joslyn has brought to our off
nipple of the kind of plums they ha
at down by the riverside; one
ch is red Washington plum, mea
pg five inches one way and four al
ee-fourths inches the other. Y
e no objections to some ones beati
a little, if they can, providing tn
bring along couple of quarts.
t is SO long since we have had a
shine, that the fact is worthy of me
that Saturday was as pleasant
hsant could be.
he Cedar Rapids Qa.) Republic;
pliments G. W. Eaton, son of c
ION Of this village, for being on ha
help extinguish the flames at a or,
in that city, in which the IS
gon" Company's shops, togetl
h all the valuable machinery W