The Portland daily press., 1899-11-14

Melville Crpessy sold Q fine horse 10 the
aslectnen Of Limerick this week.
Mr.. n. Burnell, the mali carrier, has
recently purchased tine horse and oar
riase for mail purposes.
Mr.. Theodore Shaokford and wife
have returned from o visit In Boston.
A large number OF the X, Of p OF Cor
ham. attenosd the School for Instruction
1t westt rock last evening. u. Y. Morse
carried the party In barges.
Mrs Olive Rldlon has returned from o
visit with friends In Westbrook.
Monsoon.
Monson, Nov. 1.-The Pisoatsquis
Teachers Asssociation was In session ct
Monsoon, Nov. 10 and IL. Nearly 100
teachers were In attendance. and the
meeting was one Of the most interesting
that the Association hos ever held. W.
J. Rideout Of the Dover High school
presided. The following papers were
read and discussedi 80
Are Latin and Greek Proper Studies
for our Free High Schools Prin. Geo.
w. snow. Guilford.
GA Foeyism in Education, +. K Gid
Are the ssThrse RS" Neglected, Mas
The Pollard Systsm OF Reading, Miss
b. X. Wyman, Foxcroft.
gDo Public Schools Meet the Reasona-
BILE Demands Of the Peoplsf J.F. Spragus.
Monson.
1hs Teaching that Develops Power.
Prof. W. b. KnowIt,n, Mons)n.
Elementary Science, Miss M. II. Mad
dox, .Grsenvilla
Friday evening Prof. Geo. @. Puring-
ton If Farming ton delivered an able Ad-
dress upon Horace Mann In Tnrr's hall,
to large audience 1t was voted to here
after hold annual sessions Instead OF
biennial sessions as formerly.
LIMERICK.
Limerick, Nov 13-The Rev. Me-. Web
ster preached his farewell sermon Jester.
day, end will soon leave Us. His people
deeply regret bis departure, and our VIII
laRe kustaibs q tss.
Miss Nellie Simpson has been very
critically III for several days, aud DR.
Haley Of Saco has been called in consul
tation. At this writing shs IL thought to
be better.
Rsv.'s Holms an, Howard and Mills.
with Mrs. ID. Jordan end others have
been In attendance upon the Free Bap-
tist Quarterly Nesting at North Persons
field the past week. A very Interesting
session was enjoyed.
VIM. T. Libby, cur n.. seoonc ssis Ct IAN
place 1t the slsofica on the 9th. He was
most warn.y greeted.
It IL s.o to announce that Miss Alta.
daughter Of Jas. W. Lord, appears to be
In rapid decline from pulmonary troub-
les She IL bright and lovable young
George ssavsr of Lynn and Herbert
Seavsy Of Sanford, both Limerick toys,
have come home and taken positions In
the factory at Hollandsvil!e.
Mrs n. p Bangs left last week for her
wintsr sojourn in Lynn.
Charles Eeloh bou ght the Lang farm at
the sale recently, held BY VIM. A. Lang,
OF Low ell. The price paid was $500.
Apples have been moving rapidly the
last two weeks. John p. Eastman 10 the
only one who holds for higher rates. His
crop is large.
East HnrpswelI, Nov. lathe snow
storm OF Saturday night and Sunday
left about eight Inches Of snow on Q
level. Mr.. VIII Coffin was probably the
first man to have o sleigh TIDE rs he was
out on runners Sunday afternoon. fhi
morning the thermom stef 10 ut 20 degree 8
plus, and disaGrseable north west wind
makes the cold Gesm more intense. This
Ia The first tlma In several years that
there hss been 90 heavy fail Of snor -
early in the season.
Robert s. Carr made good thing OF
towing schooner ID. II. Sturgis into
Portland HArbor. 1t Is reported that $500
was the price received.
West Harpswell, Nov. Is Mrs. Lydia
II. Orr with her con Fred and daughter
| Carrie. from Bath, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Hsrbert l. Weber from the light house
steamer Geranium, also spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs Eleanor Msrrimsn has so far re-
covered her health a. to visit her son,
Can't. w. II. Merriman.