The Portland daily press., 1879-11-08
STATE NEWS.
AyDposcoeG1S COUNTY.

AND2OSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The encampment of the Department OF
Maine Grand Army of theRepubllc Will be heid
in Lewiston on Thursday, JAM 10Th Lewis
ton City Hall has been engaged for the oeca-
sion.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Maine Farmer will appear in a new
dress Thanksgiving week.
Complaints were made before Judge True
of Augusta Thursday against Abraham Gid
den for the larceny of horse, wagon and
harness from w. r. Estes Of Troy last July;
and another one against him for the larceny OF
a horse and wagon from Alden Rich of Farm
ingdale. A requsiton will be asked OF Mas
sachusetts by Gov. Garcelon for the surrender
of Glidden, whe is now in Jail in Lawrence.
Sergt VIM. McGregor who has so long been
connected with the U. S. Arsenal in Augusta,
some forty years, has resigned his commission
and taken up his abode at q residence on
Winthrop street. His age is 81 years
KNOX COUNTY.
Deacon Kalloch of Warren died suddenly
with heart disease, while hauling wood with
horse team. He was seen to pitch from the
was with him, who caught him and somewhat
eased his fall. Mr.. Warren died instantly,
only saying to the Gerrish boy, good by" He
was Y years old; highly respectable citizen.
Mr.. Frank Chase of Dix Island, young
man some % years OF age, has been mlsslng
is feared that he was drowned that night He
boarded with Mr.. John DAILY, whose wife is
his sister, and left the house at about $50
o'clock Not returning, search was made, but
dorv belonging to him had disappeared. 1t
cannot be learned that he came to the main
! land. and there can be little doubt that he fell
| from the boat and was drowned.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Albert Cameron, fisherman belonging in
| Southport, Me-, but living in Gloucester,
| Mass, disappeared frem his boarding place
wandered away and may have committed SUI
eide, He has brother and sister who are ln-
| sane. one in the asylum in Augusta, and the
| other at Danyers Mass.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Elmer e. Glidden was arraigned before
| Judge Goodenow in Bangor Thursday for OBJ
| tanning a certificate to marry Alice May
Drawn by Misrepresentation. Mr.. Glidden
| and Miss Drawn both have lived in Carmel.
| .Glidden came to Bangor and obtained q certl-
| ficate to marry. He claimed that they were
both residents of Bangor and that Miss Drawn
| license they went to Stetson and were joined
| in wedloci by Daniel Hall, justice of the
| peace. This was several days ago. The Car
! mel relatives of the girl were indignant. AT
the instigation OF MIR. Drawn 6lidden was
| tried and bound over in the sum of $500. He
| gave bail. The girls relatives say that she IS
only 10 years of age and the permission of her
father should have been obtained before they
were married.
A section man by the name of Cocklin on
the E. & n. A. Railroad, had his hand badly
crushed Wednesday evening in Stacking cars
at Enfield.
The fiftieth anniversary of Rev. Rufus Days
marriage to Miss Eliza Cochran was celebrated
in Carmel Thursday evening, in the home OF
Hon Hiram Ruggles. The gifts were numerous
and amounted to $3.50 in value.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
AS Mr. Enoch Templeton of Milo was on
his way to Schoodic Lake, exploring, he at
tempted to take his gun from the wagon in a
hurry when it was accidentally discharged,
| The contents of the gun entered his right
wrist shatterng and carrying away portions OF
| one bone of the wrist and forearm.
| SOMERSET COUNTY.
A daughter of Couvar Webb of Hartland
! fell from scafford and stuck fork tine
through the calf of her leg. She was held
suspended in the air until her father took her
| down.
The Somerset Reporter, although recently
enlarged, is still too small to contain enough