The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-19
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Limerick.

Limerick.
Henry Moody, who left Limerick Mon
day night, had previously been In Jail for
stealing. He took from w. Adams q
Son before leaving a pair of russell
shoes. and pair of pantaloons. The
overcoat taken from the Limerick House
was a black worsted one. AS stated in
Wednesdays PRESS, Moody is 3 bout
rs years of age, of medium height or
under. weight about 40, of sandy COM
plexion, reddish face, teeth badly de-
cayed. His grip was an old fashioned
leather one. The public are requested to
inform S. R. Grant if Moody is seen.
Norway.
All is now hurry and hustle in the
village, especially on Main street in the
burned district. Building opeations are
being pushed with all posi- Bile dispatch
The streets are constantly filed with
teams bringing material and carting
away the debris to the bay, which serves
to make quite an amount of valuable
land, which previously had been but a
nuisance. Most of the larger buildings
will be fireproof, besides being CONSTRUCT
ed In more modern and convenient
manner. A special town meeting was
held on Saturday last, called for the pur
pose OF re-counting the vote at former
meeting, by which the town acceeded
to certain conditions proposed by the
Norway building association regarding
the rebuilding and leasing of the Town
hall. The article after being ably dis
cussed, was passed over. So the hall
Will be rebuilt ar once OF brick, with
1ireproof roof.
The grass crop looks finely except in
damaged by grubs.
The corn crop will be seriously dam
aged by the late cold damp weather
causing much of the seed to rot. Some
are replanting. but others consider it too
late, except for fodder.
Fruit and berries are promising the
best for many year.
Thaddens Cross has been appointed
special police to enforce all corporation
laws. All horse racing and ball pIayin
Will be prohibited on our streets, and ali
unlicensed dogs and their keepers will
be looked after.
The warm weather we are having is
pushing forward every kind of veeeta-
tion. !. Grass is looking nicely in this
vicinity, and the outlook is promising
for good crop of hay.
DR.. Frank Fl. May berry, wife and child,
of Burnside. Conn, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. VIM. F. Cook.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Decker arrived home
last week from Westbrook, where she
spent the winter, and has opened her
house for the summer.
Mrs. D. c. Smith, who has been sick all
winter and spring, has so far recovered
her health as to walk out in pleasant
weather.
Mr.. Potter J. Mayberry, one of our
Oldest citizens, is very sick at his home
on May berry Hill at this writing.
Mr.. James N. Eastman and family of
North .Bridgton spent last Sunday in
town.
Miss Minnie Young returned home last
Friday night, after weeks drive with
her nice team through the towns of
Naples. Bridgton, Denmark and Frye
burg She was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Peoco of Oitsfield.
The Casco Park Association are max
ing preparations for grand Fourth of
July celebration, and they have crew
OF men at work on the track. They
will spare no pains in ma king it one of
the finest tracks in New England,
Among the improvements will be to
raise the turns As inches. They are also
putting. up on their grounds large
dining hall.