Stonington Yachts and Local Scenes in April News
In Stonington and nearby towns, April 22 reports show yacht activity with Capt. James Morey of Oceanville taking charge of a new yacht in Greenport and Capt. Harry Gray preparing the Puritan for the season. Busy days include millinery openings, quarry purchases, and a stream of visits and travel among residents and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morey
Oceanville
Greenport
R. F. Gerrish
Franklin
Harry Gray
Puritan
Jasper Chapin
Isle Au Haut
C.H.S. Webb
Houlton
Stuart Webb
Rogers
New York
P. G. Merrill
Will Woodcock
Mr. Baxter
Howard Gould
Party
Niagaria
John L. Goss
West Tremont Sailing News and Local Notes
West Tremont items include Capt Thurston readying the schooner Mintora for sea and Capt Rich arriving with Lucy Elizabeth. Edwin Young visits granddaughter Mrs Otis Ingalls. Edward Lunt moves to Manset with family. Alton Ingalls visits Otis Ingalls. lobstering slowed by bad weather. April 23 entry notes the death of Mrs Pred Higgins and Charles Lindail’s upcoming musical engagements in Boston and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Vonte Higgins
Bar Harbor
J Murray Survey
Hall Quarry
Alexander Higgins
West Tremont
Henry Thurston
Edwin Young
Lamoine
Otis Ingalls
Elias Rich
Lucy Elizabeth
A. P. Thompson
Clinton
Edward A. Lunt
Manset
Eliza King
Alton Ingalls
New Hampshire
Mr. Ingalls
Otis
Isaac Murphy
A. R. Murphy
Sarah Elizabeth
Walter S. Lant
F. M. Eaton
J. R. Atwood
Nellie Robinson
Southwest Harbor
Gertrude Ramil Kane
Pred Higgins
Charles HE. Lindail
Lindail
Boston
Buffalo
Gentleman Visits Mother Each Night Despite All
A weary city gentleman, about fifty five, rises at nine to bid his mother good night. For thirty years he has never missed this ritual, rain or shine, with his wife recounting how his departure prompts his mother’s daily routine. He also writes to her regularly to reassure her, though her memory fades on many points. The piece ends with an unrelated advertisement for Cascarets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Silsby
J. H. Patten
Boston
Elbridge Treadwell
Corydon Richardson
Eva Rowe
Winifred
Bangor
George C. Anderson
J.g.dunhem
Bar Harbor
Frost
James Ritchie
Hollis Rowe
Busan
Rodney Chick
Small
Eddington
Henry
Inside the U. S. Fish Car and Maine Hatcheries
A detailed account of how the U S fish car operates to stock Maine waters with salmon trout and perch fry. It explains early stocking methods, modern transport, hatchery work, egg collection, and the care given to fry with aerated water, live feed, and rapid streams for oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
United States
Fish Commission
Fist Commission
Iasi
Box
Craig Brook
Orland
Craig Brook Hatchery
Welr
Penobscot Bay
Locke
Pons
East Avourn
Enfield
Caribou
United States Commission
Batcherlas
Black Pass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellsworth
M. Gallert
White Goods
New England
County News
Hopsked Ane
Stonington
Mise Octave Fifield
L. M. Lye
B. L. Noyes
F. A. Torrey
Rockland
Albert Clark
Scott Geyer
East Orland
Augusta Gray
T. F. Mason
Brownville
W. J. Wentworth
Ruby Goodale
Bucksport
Bertha Dorr
George Snow
F. W. Wentworth
J. B. Brainerd
F. P. Mason
Bernice Mason
Backapore
Castive
Seminary
Ems
Apt. M. A. Flye
E. A. Mayo
J. J. Bridges
Brooklinbrary
Lina Bartlett
Sarah Hill
Winter Harbor
Sewell Powell
Beverly
Mass
Surrey
Idella Hill
H. E. Hamlin
Swan's Island
George Sprague
Swan’s Island
Freethey
Axe Preere
Enatbroun
Bunker
Northeast Harbor
Sylvester Bunker
Charles Dinsmore
Lizzie Grindie
Harry Crimmin
Hood
The
Ifc.c. C
Fish Culture
Tory
Pamiliar
Hancock County
Luis Wisdom
Amelia Trea
Binghamton, N
LF. Atwood
Rosa Bonheur
H. H. Hay
Portland
Newell
Kerrz
Jones St
Sioux City
Candy Cathartic
Thade
Mark Shorters
Sictina
Ly Company
Eee Beate O-Bag
Sats
Juana
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