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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1908

Page

16

Lon Marshall and the Squam Day regatta dory race

Lon Marshall a fifteen year old lobsterman with one leg pins hopes on the Wanderer dory in the Squam Yacht Club regatta. He raises two dollars by selling lobsters to enter the race and risks losing a chance at the second prize as Marion Darcy’s boat threatens the start. A rescue mission saves Marion when her sail capsizes, Lon returns empty handed from the prize but earns respect for his selfless act.

Marshall Post-Ffice Squam Yacht Club Squam River Squam Lon Commodore Black Alice Dan Mother Commodore Len Lon Marshall Bob Richards Jim Bob Arrow Wanderer Marion Darcy Marion Leeward Windward

Courage and Rewards at the Commodore's Parlor Court

In a parlor gathering the commodore honors two brave youths for a life saving act. Bob Richards receives a purse of three five dollar gold pieces, while Lon is awarded a silver cup with fifty dollars inside as a surprise prize for rescuing the commodore's niece.

Len Bob Richards Commodore Alonzo Marshall Lon

Springville News Notes Highlight Local Happenings

Springville Breeze reports Mr Wren and wife return at the Bayes with Robins occupying their Maple Leaves summer home. Garden restaurant sells fresh angleworms. Elms have bought to rent on easy terms. Mrs Early Bee remains lame. Cherry Tree thanked. Water-spout floods Down Cistern-way. Rumors of Springville's choicest buds. Green Lawn has a first hair cut of the year by Edwin L Sabin.

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Grandfather Ames Guided by Names in Sunny Day Walks

An informal vignette recalls Ephriam Silas Ames strolling daily to watch children at play. He greets each child by name, including Mary, Lizette, Gertrude Evangeline, Zelda, Stephen Percival, Alphonso, Fitzjamés Summerville Alonzo, and Jerome Eliphalet, framing a nostalgic scene of neighbourhood life.

Ephriam Silas Ames Lizette Gertrude Evangeline Azalia Gazetle Clementine Little Zelda Antoinette Stephen Percival Alphonso, Fitzjamés Summerville Alonzo Young Jerome Eliphalet

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William Emcormick Rious Margaret Johnson Che-fu Thing Ku Che Fu Feuaice Core Springville Mr. Wren Bayes Robins Maple Leaves Cherry Tree Edwin L. Sabin Grandpa Ames Ruth Ingraham Mary
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