The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-23
Limerick.


Limerick, Nov. 22-Henry F. T..
Plaisted has gone to Cambridge, Mass
where he will enter the employ of e. W..
Boynton. & Co., contractors. Mr.. Boyn-
ton is a former Limerick boy, one of those
who have gone out and made a success.
E. e. Mitchell, who has been the
guest of S. A. Grant for few days :,
returned to his home in York Saturday.
Mr.. Mitchell has held the position of clerk
in the Sea Cottage, York Beach, for six
teen years, which speaks we'll ssfor him.
There will be shooting match on the
base ball grounds on Thanksgiving Day,
at 10 a. m.
1t seems that some of the parties who
have been sharing cartridges in the adj
joining towns have been detected and put
under arrest. 1t is a good thing for people
of this class to be brought within the
| SHARES of the law and the general senti-
mont in this section is that the game laws
should have more rigid enforcement.
Highland Lodge No. 4S will hold a
regular meeting on next Tuesday night
of more than usual interest to the broth
ers. After the session an oyster supper
will be served.
The farmers are hauling great deal OF
wood into the village. Now is the time
to lay in your winters supply.
We learn that John Knight will do con.
siderable logging for different parties the
coming winter.
The oldest inbabitant says that the
change from hot to cold on Thursday
night was the most sudden that he ever
knew.
Prof. W. B. Moore will spend his va
cation in different places, visiting old
friends.
The academy will resume sessions again
on December 3, with the same instructors
as for the fall term.
Hon. +. NJ. Higgins is at home for a
few days.
May Mellen. of North WATERFORD had a
tu1nor removed on Tuesday. 1t was a
very difficult operation, she being under
the influence of ether over two hours.
The prospect for young America to show
his skill on the steel runners is close at
hand.
D S. Beachman has returned from a
short visit in Boston.
Miss Lola B. Stevens, of Newfield, will
spend the winter in Maiden, Mass. as
the guest of Mrs. l.. B. Gatcomb.
John Elkins has moved from the factory
to the house lately vacated by Roscoe
Wadleigh.
Norway, Nov. 22-The everlasting tramn
question seems to engross the puhIic
mind especially for the past week. and
what to do with him is the question
They have grown SO bold and iinpudent
of late especially in the rural districts
when they find women alone demanding
food and finding fault when the hest
the household affords is placed befono
them, which seems like soliciting arrest to .
S ecure winter quarters. Some suggest "a a
vigilance committee and hang or Shoot q
them at sight, others forming chain
gang and put them to ditching and grad :
ing around the new county build1nns
But this idle talk amounts to nothinS
One thing is very evident, imprison meSt
has 10 terrors for them unless it is con
| nected with hard labor and some mea Nc
must be devised to rid the countrv ne
them as no one can be safe. Wednesaa,,
night the shoe shop was Conferred and tby..
Waterman fired at, also attempts wen no
made to enter several houses, but with
| out effect Three fellows attempted -
| enter the post office at South Paris hit
were discovered by the Waterman VIZ
| freedom them, when they fled. fan,
days since barn filled with hay and COW cam
riages situated some distance from nei@h