The Republican journal., 1906-02-08

Contractor A. E. Trites recently closed
the Clifford house on Cape Jellison, USED
by him during the construction OF the n.
Nj. S. r. R. as boarding house TOR MS
workmen, as his work is nearly completea
The small crew yet employed are housed IN
cars
Our people are enjoying the great, con-
venence of train service ana IL Ihuch en-,
hances the pleasure of a little trip in cold
weather, especially to go in warm cars.
The trains bring and carry many strangers
each day-men, particularly, who are looh-
ing over the town and its prospects with
views to locating business enterprises mere
The water company has bought OF MI
Arthur Boyd the land adjacent to the
southern portion of Half Moon POND, 70
gether with his rights and privileges 10 the
ssOutlet," which furnished water power Tor
saw mill. Thus has the work already Pc
gun for the water. system ana When Tue
frost is out of the ground work will be-
gin in earnest.
We are requested to give the following,
Rev. f. S. Philbrook of Belfast Will speak
in Denslow Hall, Sunday, Feb. 18th, at ;
O'Clock Mr.. Philbrook will be accompanied
by Rev. Nathan Hunt, an officer OF the
Maine Baptist Missionary Convection, VINO
will meet the citizens of Stockton relative
to holding regular evangelical services here
the coming season.
Can't. and Mrs. Eden Shute announce the
enlightenment of their daughter, Aida Bart
lett Shute, to Mr.. Ralph Hubbard Rock
wood of Waterville. Nh. Rock wood Is a
graduate of the University OF Name ana
one of the civil engineers who has oeen en-
ployed upon the n. M. 5. X. Il. since its pc
ginning, He was one of the surveying
engineers and later one of the construction
engineers. Congratulations and good wishes
are extended to the young people,
Feb Sd the ice from up river, which is
omen as far as Ayers mills filled the Fort
Point cove all day, drifting out to sea in the
night, Great anxiety is felt in Bangor,
lest the extremely mild weather may so
weaken the ice, that it will all break away
and float out, causing the entire loss Oh Tue
and warm days have honey-combed 1t ana
it has not yet attained the thickness nee,
cessary for harvesting. A most unusual
winter, surely!
The promised cold wave of Saturday came
all right, the Thermometer registering as
low as 1So below in some places In TINS VI
cinity in the morning, but rising to ABOVE
at MONDAY. The snow OF Friday was most
disappointing, as IT started III wen anu anu
everybody wished it might continue and
give us some fine sleighing. Sunday was
MYSTERIOUS enough in the forenoon, but
proved only bluff at real snow storm.
Monday it looked like snow all day, but
gave only clustering squall In the alter
noon. Let us hope still LOT 9oou' ieVei-
lying snow storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CHM, who were mar
ried in South Berwick, the home OF the
i'm Standpoint Tuesday. Wednesday they ar
rived in the village, where they are the
guests of Mrs. G.'s father, Charles X. Rem
dell. To the bride, formerly Miss Maud
Rendell of this place, and to the groom, a
former resident of Standpoint, most OF
good wishes for the matrimonial voyage is
extended BY many friends in town. Mr.
CHM has inst recovered from very severe
! illness from pleurisy, in New York hos
pital He is employed on New York
yacht.
| The High school opened Monday under
favorable conditions. The pupils are in
terested in their studies, and under the
guidance of Mr. J. W. Hamlin will no
doubt do a good terms work. Mr.. II. IS
very popular with the pupils ana succeeds
in keeping up their interest and ambition
and advances them as rapidly as Is possible
with thOroughness, which is one OF his
strong points, Parents and all interested
in educational matters are earnestly urged
to visit the school. regular course OF
study has been naugaraseG IN I1 ~ p aab
schools during the past year anu tne hlgn
school supplements this.
The certificate of corporation of the
Stockton Springs Water Company was filed
at the Office Of the Secretary OF State FEB.
1st. The object Of the corporation is that
Of supplying the town Of Stockton Springs,
in Waldo county, and the l9 ana OF
Sanitary SAM municipal and manufacturing pur
poses, including the extinguisnment OF nres.
The capital stock is 100000, OF which SLIPS
has been paid in, and the PAL, value Of the
shares is $25. The share-h no ie anu tne
follows: G. N. Taylor of Wellesley, Mass,
Is shares; d. r. Hiehborn Of Stockton
/ Springs, 10 shares A. N. Ames Of Stockton