The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-06
State News.
ANpRoscoGG1N COUNTY.

r.. ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Friday night some burglars entered the
room of Mr.. William Brewster of the firm of
+ Dinrley. Jr.. and Co. at Auburn. A, nj.
Roak, a clerk in the employ of the firm, occu-
pied the same room with Mr.. Brewster. The
burglars took.the clothes of both from chair
standing within three feet of the bed and
ransacked them, purloining two watches, two
wallets and the keys to the store, and decamp-
ed. They then proceeded to the store and
with the key already IN thelr possession, I'M
locked IL ana ransacked tne money drawers,
whlcn Were secured WIN the patent alarm
combination, put the ehterlng OF Whicn they
appeared Wen 70 uI1erstand. Iney 1ound !or
Uneii pains 90 OF @9o III SCRIP. 1neif ehtlfe
nlSut Woik heoteu tnein apouI Soo III money
anu Two slVer Watches, says the Jourial'Ig
The Lewiston Journal says about $50 inten-
tions of marriage were entered in the Clerk s
Office in that city the last year. In 1866 there
were ZIG similar documents filed. f..,,r
We learn from the Journal that mite live
w time was had last THURSDAY il, that city
when the CITY marshal made a raid on the
nremises of Mrs Macmillan for linnors Mrs
Nom was ENGAGED in amntyino a barrel Of
ale into the wash tub and She defended her
fluids" with her nails, and was quite furious.
Finally she was compelled to submit to the
officer, though protesting against their carry.
ing off her wash tub, aia9 gaalE ai1 a1ug
al 81 .c.s.r, xrNNpprc co11Nrv -;..5
ihe lhoernatio ti Ieiesrapn company,
nt.se eon nienoeu tne Pue.ihS Up " - seGono
wire from augusta 70 fortIano. o1nces nave
peen opened az tne ota1e house ana at tne
aug os0@ Aiouse' IN aug u0sa' aaf E
The Waterville Mail says the report that Mr..
Lang's horse, General Knox is to go out
West the coming season are without fouDda-
non. Mr. Lang notea Dutcn puii IS TO 60
AZ VI INC S0"'o' " 1hi NAoi ' oe' VI
'N
or oiobt Stata Constshies I'D tbat c;t, NJ,
Years visit Thew first Visited tbe store nj
p Maber- whore o,,ite a lively scena ensnad y
For some cause Mr. Maher was seized cbolx
ed and band-cuff-d. hut while this nroceedino
was going on. several citizens hearing an ont.
crv rnshed to The rescue and IN arriving Of
the scene mistook these officials for Marty Of
cbons on n time who bad creofed n dist,rb
ance in Mr.. Makers store, and handled them
rather roughly for few minutes. They final
ly explained the nature OF their errand and
were released from the clutches ola few who
were showing very little respect to officers OF
'no Jaw nr>.onscor co,,,,rv
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Ing panSoI W ny noeIces q sIlom -pco o. loI
@ q nes ny u oeieSS
OpniiilieSio"oi oeo ~ Sho .y sii
Intel an1 ditfars rom those farmrriv in
use in several innorfant nartienlars The
front 10 fastened togetber with binges and the
two sides are kent anart Inv Dlank STAYS fas-
tened to the machine and iapped together in
the centre. These blanks are fastened togetb
err bv screws and the machine can he made
narrovy or wide aft nleaSnre Inv simnlv cbanp-
ing the screws and sliding the stays 1t is
very convenient where the walks ars OF such
different widths. s 5-- g-t
Ice nacl,in0 is carried on at Ranpor with
rn,1SuaI yigor This SEASON ~ = 20
''', 5000. go, ,,o,-.-r,, s7
s s oooSif'
We learn from the Bath Times that an ac-
ton was tried in the Supreme Judicial Court
in that city last week against Gilbert Harmon,
school teacher, whereby john Bryant sought
oLecover % san Harmon 20 tne sum ol @looo
IoL sounu Aa-oi ii -; "a ea'u 1919 Any sT
WY maa . Pt - ~ Ia 49,,
ral occupieu .nree S uays anu inc jury oouiu
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sohhhSSH oooNih' n9H
Inc lutniIHre ehog p aaget any .1o's, pe-
iohSinS 10 E1eAlei naohi'n lp ~ o.ellhs' was
9urleu W 81 s1e oaa ; in i'o'
Hoes apou' %Pioo'' Nv
The SAowhegan Clarion SAYS Mr.. Ezra Nc
lntire, OF NorrldgeWock, fell down cellar, on
Saturday, Dec. 9th, and was taken up insen-
sible, and has remained SO ever since. 1t is
thought he cannot recover.
We learn from the Clarion that Mrs. Hall,
of Palmyra, lady who had been sick for some
time, while in state OF mental arrangement,
during the late cold spell of weather, left her
nnrso ,riti5 potbipy on hnt her niabt clothes
and was soon after discovered under tree a
short distance from the house, frozen to death.
The Clarion records an accident to Mrs. Eel
lows wife of Mr., James Fellows. of Skowhe-
Q n. who fell on the ice at the door of her res
idence few days since, sew rely njuring the
spinal column also to Maxy Jewett, Jr., OF
that place, who fell and broke his leg between
the ankle and knee Joint. few DAYS since; al
SO Mrs Hallywidow OF the late Gilman Hal,
of Athens, was struck IN the back by the shaft
of sleigh, few days since, and severely IN
iured. ~ rs t
Samuel Judkins. Esq. well known as one of
the most active business men at Kendall's
Mills, few years ago, was taken to the Insane
Hospitaklast week. 1t is thought that he viii
not survive long. 81
WALDO COUNTY.
wa laorn from the Acre that n hons situated
y, Nortbnnrt owned Nv Iosanb Dennett of
Ro IFS and iiormerlv Owned and occnnied' hv
- Stonhonsnn VS. dastroyed hv fro lasyt
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