New Britain herald., 1929-10-10
Plymouth Girl Is Found Alive After Spending Cold Night
 On Fall Mountain
MAN HELD ON SUSPICION
 IS RELEASED BY POLICE
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 Boy Scout Finds Child's Hat 20 Feet Away-Suc- cess Crowns AII-Night Search Made by Several Hundred Officers and Volunteers.
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Bristol, Oct. 10 June Madigan, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Madigan of Plymouth, was found in the dense woodland on Fall mountain just at noon to- day after searchers numbering seV- eral hundred had sought her fol- lowing her disappearance ycster- day morning from the log cabin of her parents on Witch's Rock road. She was alive and apparently none the worse for her experience.
 Officer William w. Thompson of the Bristol police force, standing talking with State Policeman Pet tingill, heard the noon whistles blow and checked his watch by them. As he did so he heard faint cry nearby and, Investigating it's source, found June lying in the leaves and brush. The spot was about one mile southwest of her home near Cedar lake.
 Boy Scout Finds Hat
 Two hours before the search end- Ch N4lF IlO1F9t IItl'I b''li SlNtIl ! N- ncwed hope when Linden Liberty, a Harwinton Boy Scout who was tramping through the woods with Officer George Rowe of Terryville. found June's hat. This was only 20 feet from the spot where the child lay fast asleep, but the underbrush was thick and it was not until two hours later that the tots wall dis closed her position.
 June apparently wandered away from home and became lost in the thick woods, and last night she slept with sweater and coat wrapped around her, while the very density of the brush protected her in a measure from the full biting force of the seasons coldest night.
 The to' was taken to her home and attended by Dr. E. E. Robbins. Bristol medical examiner. Her feet were cold, but otherwise she s0cm- cd to have suffered no ill effects from her experience.
 Large Posse Gathered
 More than 100 Boy Scouts joined local and state police, fircmcn and volunteers today in the search through the dense forests of Fall Mountain for the girl. The Boy Scouts were transported to the scene shortly after o'clock this morning and went to work under the super vision of Officers Bachmann, Thomp- son and Burlington of the Bristol police.
 A farm hand who was taken into custody by the police was released today after being held overnight for questioning. Authorities were satis- fled he knew nothing of the girls disappearance. They believe the young man, who is 24 years old, is mentally unbalanced, and they did not disclose his name.
 Last night Deputy Sheriff George F. Buckley of Tcrryvillo, with searching party of about 200, secured the wilderness of the region surrounding Cedar lake with no avail The sheriff took the young farmland into custody on suspicion.
 Pet Dog Returns Home
 Accompanying the little girl was her pet puppy. The dog returned home at about o'clock last night. Rubbcrs, said 10 belong 10 the lost girl. were found on a sanGbank just south of the lake, and tracks of the dog were discovered at the same spot It may be possible according to local authorities, that the little girl accidentally fell into the cold waters of Cedar lake,
 The tots father is employed by Thomas F. O'Bricn of this city, who is the owner of q large tract of prop erty near the place where the child was reported lost.
 The little girl was dropped off at her home yesterday morning after having had ride with her father on