Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-04
State News.
AypROSCoGGIN.

i The Journal says: SUNDAY night. as five
young ladies we're crossing the Cedar street
bridge. in Lewiston, coming frum shor'
visit to some relatives in Auburn, they we're
assaulted bv a crowd of Young ruffixns. Snsl
we're severely mi ired. One iady's face Was
bruised and her clothes partly torn from her.
/ Luckily somebody came 10 their rescue
The Lewiston Mills are now receiving the
new looms and machinery. for which they
have been making ROOM this season They
Twill put in a good manv Thousand dollars
worth.
Il ARoosrook.
! The Pioneer saws THE barbar shop of 5.
ID. Amazeeu, of Houlton. was burgiarized
last Friday night and watches. Jewelry. ra-
znrs ETC.. To the value of 500 or more, sto-
| len therefrom- Entrance was effected from
| the side door by cutting s hole in the door
| large enough 10 reach through and turn the
kew which unfortunately had been left in The
lock
CUMBERLAND.
The Portland Argus says; Tuesday
night. the lst inst. the lodging house of Mrs.
Hartley. No 10 Free street, was entered, the
rooms searched, the dodgers frightened, and
the thief escaping by The front door, which he
had taken the precautiOn TO unlock before
| commencing operations.
Tuesday afternoon while five men were un-
loading a Hallowell granite boulder designed
for the base of a monument from Maine
Central platform car at Morrill's Corner, the
forw ard part of the flew up and the men
were thrown from six to ten feet into the air
Mr. Leighton had his ankle dislocated. the
others escaped with slight bruises-iTgps
LINCOLN.
The Bath Times saws: Two new cases of
small pox have made their appearance at
Boothbav at the house of Isaac Reed. at
.'Hardscra5ble." The Register SAYS that
Daniel Bennett died Thursday morning.
Frank Bennett is in a fair way 10 recovery.
The locality is now thoroughly quarantined
HANCOCK.
Mr. Chas. c. Burrill has recently been in
New York. Boston and Portland on business
connected with the establishment of bank
| ing house in Ellsworth. and which he opened
on Tuesday, the LIST inst, for the general
| banking business, 10 be conducted on the
same principles as an incorporated bank.
OXFORD.
The Lewiston Journal saws: 1t continues
quite sickly mostly throat difficulty. in kez ,r
Falls. Diphtheria is prevailing all around
alarming the inhabitants very much, es-
pecially those that have a family OF small
pt,iJron N, III. l6tb Georgc Tavlor
south Hiram lost n little son about } wears
ala He was carried 10 Bridrton and buried
He died of tboat trouble The wife of Levi
Redlon of Portor, died on the 18th inst
with throat and lung dlfhculty' terminating IN
dropsy. Thursday, the 10Th, wine adopt
ed son of w. b. Towle, OF Porter, died Of
dipheria, scarlet fever and putriu sore throat
PENoBsCoT.
Mr. I w Tanev. of the Bangor Com
norc;aI was married Wednesday Nov. .. in
Oid,own N Miss Susie NJ Gould. of that viii
L. A. and Mrs Tanev will take nm their
ras;dan,a nm Erencb street in Ranpor
IT, nanaor WIKI sars. "Wednesday
.,an;n, ,ho Hon Lewis Rarker entertained
,he ,aa,s,ia ,f D;xmont nv reading the noems
IS H. dacsased brother II seems that Day
"A partar Eso tho moot had nromised the
49, Sc ,ha, v;Iloos that be wonId some
w. s1 ., ,har, h;s literary gems bu,
Ja.,h ,,rava,,od and his hrotber went ont
Ias, nr pr, 70 f,l6I nv nroxv the promise
mode bv ,be deceased
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"A'NDN''''
The Bath Times saws: Three ships about
5000 TONS each are nearly ready for launch