Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20
STATE NEWS.

On Wednesday. Keith, charged with well pois-
opino in 4eeds has been bound over in the sum
Of $4,000, failing to procure which he was commit
ted TO Jail.
The mills in the notwithstanding places have re-
Gently been greatly troubled by anchor ice.
Among the officers who go to Portland is John
s. Cushing, Esq, formerly of Brunswick, who
has been treasurer of the different corporations
since 1852, and who had discharged his duties
with marked acceptance to all interested.-
wick Telegraph.
The Androseoggin station of the Maine Central
road at Lewiston, was broken into Wednesday at
ternoon, and about $1,000 taken.
One day last week, as Louis Norman's little boy
aged about four years, playing in the street at
brunswick, he was accidentlyfun over by heavy
truck team, one wheel pas sing over his chest, in
turing him severely. 1t seems he got ON the team
without the knowledge of the driver. and tell oh,
getting hurt as above. He was doing quite well
al last account.
A good deal of excitement prevailed here last
FRIDAY, occasoned by the unaccountable disap-
pearance of Mr.. Andrew bradbury, most estima
BILE young man who is attending our High school.
IIis absence was known before we went to press
last week, but as it was hoped and thought most
probable that he would soon report fo- himself, It
seemed best that no new excitement be aroused
by newspaper paragraph. The result approved
the course, for Friday night Mr.. Bradbury sent
word to his friends that he had been taking lit
tie trip to Boston and that he would soon be back
all right Skowhegan Reporter.
We learn that the rails were laid to the bound
ary line at Fort Fairfield, and that the Of the
n. b. Railroad will be running into Fort Fairfield
village some time this week. This will give to the
people of Northern Aroostook better faculties for
travel and freight than they have heretofore en-
loved, and we congratulate our neighbors upon
the immediate prospect of connection by rail with
the rest of the world.-[ Houlton Times.
The newspapers have chroniced the sad occur
renee of lady becoming crazy while taking
home the dead body of her mother. The lady
was Mrs Gardiner of Charlestown. Her moth
er Mrs. Richardson, had died in Lynn few days
previous and she, with two other sisters, were
taking the body to Searsmont, Mrs. RS native
place The insane lady with difficulty cared
for till the train reached Belfast, where carriage
WAS procured, and the two ladies, with their dead
mother and crazed sister, started to complete their
melancholy journey.
The Reporter says that Geo. j. Varneys lee
lures in Skowhegan have not been so well patro-
nized as they deserved. The two which have been
given show careful preparation, and are both en-
tertaining and instructive. Other engagements
and uniavorablc weather lave combined to keep
MANY away who would otherw Use have been pres
ent.
Tuesday, 10th inst, boy in Hodgdon took up
n gun, which had been standing unloaded III the
shed of his fathers house, and discharged it in the
direction OF three boys, sitting on fence at no
great distance, hitting his brother with several
Shot, two of which struck very near the eyes, one
barely missing the right eye.