Cape Vincent bass fishing trip at Hotel Carleton
The piece recalls a Cape Vincent Lake Ontario outing, fishing for smallmouth bass from Charity Light with guide George Kiborn aboard Gar Wood, near the Hotel Carleton. Guests, local residents, and returning visitors recount the day’s catches, the hotel’s fishing contest, and the scenic St. Lawrence route from Syracuse, all in a nostalgic travelogue tone.
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Cape Vincent
N. Y
Charity Light
Lake Ontario
Ernie Turner
Carleton
Clem” Sciatander
Ern
George Kiborn
George
St. Lawrence
Teke
A. J. Cordolora
W. iLagrelsi
Attilio’. Mengareli
Andrew iBarila
George Truesdall
E. V. i Campbell
Richard Weiss
Fayetteville
Harry Wilson
R. L.mac‘donald
Reconversion Weathered Well by City
Washington Syracuse industry recovered after war, supplying thousands of workers through 1939 to peacetime. Department report shows 353 Syracuse establishments employing about 33,300 with 167,000 added value in 1987 vs 1989 figures for 334 establishments and 18,205 workers. Plus local social notes and a fatal fire involving three vagrants in Brooklyn.
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Heresé-Journel Burson
Washington
Syracuse
Department of Commer Ialis
Compte & Studs
Surv
Laprop
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