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Catalog Number |
2002.006 |
Object Name |
Newspaper |
Title |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel |
Summary |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel, February 27, 1885. On page 3: Ferry Village - Captain J.D. Dodge is in command of the schooner Elva E. Pettengill; Willard - Daniel Pilsbury has died; Cape Elizabeth Depot - Clark and Chaplin Ice Company finished filling their mammoth ice house at this place on Monday of this week, it holds 35,000 tons; Willard - Caleb Loveitt died last week. Abandoned at sea - the schooner Mary E. Long, previously commanded by Captain George Orne, is lost; the vessel was owned by Orne, Captain Edmund Henley, Captain J.C. York, and Captain William T. Studley. Turner's Island - the Milliken house on Kelsey Street burned to the ground - the house was owned by Clark and Chaplin Ice Company - Frederick D. Chaplin, foreman of the company, was living on the second floor and Frank W. Thomas, engineer of the Eastern Railroad, lived on the first floor. |
Published Date |
1885 |
Published Place |
South Portland, Maine |
Search Terms |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel Clark & Chaplin Ice Company |
People |
Harford, James H. Harford, Frederick H. Pilsbury, Daniel (1814-1885, son of Joshua) Henley, Edmund Sawyer (Captain) Studley, William T. (Captain) Loveitt, Caleb (1802-1885, son of Jedediah) |
Physical Description |
4 pp., 20" x 25.75" |