The Limerick Water and Electric Company was incorporated in Maine by Chapter 159 of the Acts of 1907, approved March 6, 1907. Original corporators were John F. Moore, Charles G. Moulton, Charles H. Adams, Ira H. Moore, Ralph Clark, and J. Merrill Lord. The company was authorized to furnish water and electricy or gas in the towns of Limerick, Newfield, and Waterboro. The company constructed a dam and hydroelectric power station at a point known as Ledgemere on the Little Ossipee River between Limerick and Waterboro. The company became the Western Maine Power Company in 1916; this company was absorbed by Central Maine Power Company in 1927.
From the description of Records, 1907-1926 (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 54391634
