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INSURANCE ON FISHING VESSELS A SPECIALTY Y iE

ALSO DOES AUTOMOBILE, FIRE AND YACHT INSURANCE

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HOMEOFFICE, 137 MILK ST. BOSTON, MASS. THE NEW " Warrior" Boot The Finest Fishing Boot on the New England Coast This new "Warrior" Boot can't be beat. It is made of specially strong duck, and will stand tremendous wear. It has a wool net lining, which makes the leg pliable and the foot warm. It is made in all lengths, from Short to Hip. -in rights and lefts, or straight lasts- whichever you want. Ask your dealer for the *'WarriorwBoot, and look for the label as shown in the picture. Boston Rubber Shoe Co. Line Twine Co. Castine I CASTINE, ME.

Cotton Lines for Sea Fishing, Seine Tvine

SPECIALLY PREPARED SOFT TARRED GANGING

Give our ganging a trial and you will 1 always prefer it I JOHN NAGLE 5. J. AHEARN John Nagle & Co. Fishingt ( Masters' Wholesale and Commission Association 3ealers in all kinds of & &

isbermen A F specialty in supplying Fresh and Frozen Bait of all kinds to Fishermen of the 176 ATLANTIC AVENUE, BOSTON, MASS. Telephone. Richmond 122 AtIontic

Headquarters for

(1 Mackerel Seines 11 A MANUAL OF INFORMATION, ISSUED ANNUALLY, CONTAINING 'THE ONLY, COMPLETE LIST OF FISHING VESSELS OF 11 and Gill Nets 11 BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, PROVINCETOWN, CHA'THAM NETS, TWINES AND FITTINGS NEW BEDFORD, PORTLAND, ME., PROVIDENCE, FOR ALL THE FISHERIES R. I., NEWPORT, R. I., AND THE NEW II ENGLAND COAST AND NEW YORK American Net and Twine Company 575-577 ATLANTIC AVENUE, BOSTON, MASS. Gloucester Net and Twine Company II GLOUCESTER, MASS. The Linen Thread Company I SELLING AGENTS WHERE " PPLUEbER'S PISH HOOKS'' ARE MADE Unequalled for Temper, Shape, Size and Finish. We Make Immediate Shipments, not requiring MONTHS TO FILL ORDERS THE ENTERPRISE M'F'G CO., Akron, O., U. SaA. ESTABLISHED1880

THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TEXACO MOTOR GASOLINE

AND OTHER GASOLLNES

The difference lies in the greater fuel value of TEXACO MOTOR GASOLINE which gives more power per gallon. More power means more economy in consumption.

TEXAG0:MQTOR-...-. - -_ CA$eLI,'w'E- is more economical. . . - - . . . -. ' .!_ .- -- -. -- - I < . .-=I.:.. .I -\-.:. ... --- . - - -;$ge :TEi:ACO . - . ....- .-.. .-.- .

- - a--: I-- -*. ' - - Boston ____: ~.1111a$b,.pl:1~___ . ..:i :- . rl.Ovidence New York @ a3 @ xi! @ 8ati%3 John R. Neal Co. 8 @

63 Wholesale and Commission Dealers in @ 63 @ FRESH AND FROZEN FISH

NEAL'S BRAND CAPT. WILLIAM THOMAS FINNAN HADDIE President Knockabout Helen B. Thomas

22, 23 T Wharf, Boston, Mass.

JOHN R. NEAL FRANK W. NEAL E. A. RICH. President and Treasurer B. F. RICH. Vice-President and Clerk E. A. Rich Company

Wholesale and Commission Dealers in Ocean, Lake and River Fresh Fish

CAPT. JOHN THOMPSON Vice-President Schooner Mary Edith No. 4 T Wharf, Boston, Mass. Near Foot of State Street Telephone Connection - ~~md.~s.~dJ~~.\ \.\.\.\ \ . E. A. RICH, President 0. S. HAYWARD, Treasurer w J. T. WILD, General Manager Union Ice Co.

OFFICE OF TREASURER f NO.I7 1-2 T Wharf, Boston itj ii iti I!T $1)

$1 PLANTS AT MILTON, N. H. 1; dl\ w CAPT. H. DEXTER MALONE THE WEIRS, N. H. Treasurer AND f. . SILVER LAKE, WILMINGION, PASS. % Hodern Equipped Through Trains Daily and operated on Fast Scheduleswith Accommodations for all Classes of TraveL PROTECTED WITH AUTOMATIC BLOCK SIGNALS TOURIST CAR SERVICE

VANCOUVER,SEATTLE, PORTLAND, ORE., VICTORIA,TACOMA AND SAN FRANCISCO Leave Boston Every Wednesday at 10.00 A.M. THE VARIOUS ROUTES

NAUGATUCK. CONN.. U.S.A.,

THE BEST FREEMAN C. HARDY Secretary FOOTWEAR FOR FISHERMEN

GET THE CLOVE BRAND

FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION

FOR SALE BY LEADING DEALERS EVERYWHERE QROCERIES and To Our 'Friends ard Patrons Y

We wish to extend thanks to our friends in the fishing industry, and SUPPLI E9 FISH IERMEN9S others, for the kind support given our OF ALL KINDS Official Manual for 19 10, containing Ship Chandlery and Hardware. Agents the only complete list of FISHING for Arlpo~andl Buffalo Brand Straight VESSELS of the New England coast Rubber Boots. Also Agents for Scotch and New York. Pnrsnscle Cod Fish Hooks - - I FISHINGMASTERS' ASSOCIATION. F. C. HARDY, SECRETARY.

Telephone, 757 Richmond 1189 to 193 A4tlanQleAvermane Boston, PBfnss. Quincy Market Cold Storage and - Warehouse Co. COLD STORAGE -FREEZING - PIPE LINE REFRIGERATION General Storage for Bonded and Free Merchandise

COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSES Richmond Street Warehouse : office, 4 I Richmond Street. Thoroughly equipped for Freezing Fish, including Pan-Freezing. Commercial Street Warehouse : Office. I4 1 Commercial Street. Clinton Street Warehouses : Office. 15 Quincy ROW. Eastern Avenue Warehouses: Office, 27 Easters Avenue. Butter Warehouse : Office, 271 Corcmercial Street. GENERAL ST3RACE DEPARTMENT Constitution Sores : Office: 409 Commercial Street. Charles River Stores : Office, 131 Beverly Street. Albany Terminal Stores : Ofiice. 137 Kneeland Street. New Haven Terminal Stores: Office. 3 12 Congress Street.

Pipe Line Refrigeration : Ofiice. 4 1 Richmond Street. Power Houses : 69 Eastern Avenue and 13 Richmond Street. Main Office, 133 Commercial St., Boston, Mass.

1 18th Annual Statement Insurance Company of North America OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. FOUNDED 1792 January I, 1910 Capital Stock . . $3,000,000 00 Reserve for Re-Insurance . . 6,8 13,E62 47 Reserve for Losses . . 877,250 00 All other Liabilities . . 104,982 45 CATT. HERBERT NICKERSON, Chairman Directors Surplus over all Liabilities . . 2,589,406 64 Schooner Victor an3 Ethan

SURPLUS TO POLICY HOLDERS $5,589,406 64

EUGENE L. ELLISON, President BENJAMIN RUSH, Vice-President T. HOUARD WRIGHT, Secretary HENRY W. FARNUM, JOHN 0. PLATT, Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Atlantic Ilaritirne Go.

STANLEY MARINE MOTORS MAKE AND BREAK IGNITION AEAVY DUTY

Our Catalogue will be sent to any address free upon request CAPT. HENRY ATWOOD, Director. & Atlantic Maritime Co.

Reliable under all COD, lditions of wzather The STANLEY COMPANY

79. - Milk Street, Boston Mass. 20 L. BeGoodspeed & Company WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION FRESH FISH DEALERS 16 T Wharf, .. Boston, Mass. Telephones, 693 and 694 Richmond

M. FRANKLINBLANCHARD FRANKW. EMERY Bunting & Emery Wholesale Dealers in and Shippers of FRESH FISH Constantly on hand-All Kinds of Fresh Fish Telephone 692 Haymarket 8 T Wharf, Boston Gloucester Fresh Fish Co. BOSTON STORES Producers and Wholesale Shippers of All Kinds of Fresh, Frozen and Smoked Fish NOS. 130-132 ATLANTIC AVENUE BOSTON CAPT. JAMES C. GANNON, Di~ector George M. Ingalls & Co. Auxiliary Schooner Shenancioah

Wholesale and Commision Dealers in All Kinds of FRESH FISH

Long Distance Telephone 124 COMMERCE ST., BOSTON T. A. CROMWELL & SON CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHIP STORES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and CHANDLERY. CASOLENE and KEROSENE Highest Quality of Goods. Also Wholesale Dealers in Lubricating Oils and Creases. Lowest Market Prices Office,Nos.39 and 40 Commercial Wharf,Boston,Mass. Telephone, Richmond 1 17 Goods Delivered by Team or Boat Chadwick&Carr Company

MANUFACTURERS .OF

173-1 75 Blackstone Street, Boston, Mass. Telephone, Richmond 1092

Successor to C. F. WRIGHT COMANORUG CO. REGISTERED PHARlVlAClST Medicine Chests and Supplies, Trusses, Elastic Stockings Suspensories,Wristbands, Finger Cots, Fumigators, etc. We handle nothing but the best goods, and sell them at reasonable prices Advice free. Come in and get acquainted

298 State Street, corner Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass. CAPT. JETH RO W. NICKERSON, Director PIERCE, AUSTIN-CASIELL, LIYERMORE GO. Schooner Flora S. Nickerson WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dried, Smoked and Pickled Fish ClLDED DOME BRANDS OUR SPECIALTY 1 19-123 South Market Street 120 (Zommerce Street BOSTON, MASS. 2 4 Norwegian Fishermen.

Agents: Geo.Wm.Bentley Co. 192 -194 State Str. Boston, Mass.

The Lockwood Manufacturing Go. (ESTABLISHED 1880) Marine Railway Reconstructzd 19 I0

ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR FlSHlNa VESSELS CAPT. FELIX HOGAN, Director Deep water and ample whxf room for painting dories Schooner Raymah

Shipwrights, Caulkers, Joiners, Blacksmith and Macbine Work done on the Premises

61 to 85 SUMNER ST., EAST BOSTON, MASS.

Telephones : 200 East Boston, days 106 East Boston, Nights, k:oiidays and Sundays Edson Steering Gears have stood every test for half a century ESTABLISHED 1859 EDSON MANUFACTURING CO. 257 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass.

HARRINGTON, KING & CO. Successo~sTO J. BAKER & GO.. AGENTSOF PLYMOUTH CORDAGE CO. WILLIAMSPORT WIRE ROPE CO. AND GEORGE STRATFORD OAKUM CO. DEALFRS IN Cotton Duck, Chains, Anchors, Russia Bolt Rope, Oakum. Oars, Duck, etc. 79 and 8 1 Commercial Street, Boston, Mass. WILLIAM R. KING PERCY A. BEARSE The Simpson Patent Dry Dock Co. MAROINAL STREET, EAST BOSTON Three Docks: 465 feet, 260 feet and 150 feet in length

B. K. BAKER. Superintendent

Treasurer's Office, 23 Ames Building, Boston, Mass. CAPT JOHN F. RCBBINS, Director Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Co. Schooner Metamora OF PROVIDENCE, R. I. MARINE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS FISHING RISKS A SPECIALTY W. B. B. CHILD & GO., MARINEACENTS 44 BROAD STREET, BOSTON, MASS. 2 8 h GRAY MOTORS 1 3 t:, 36 H. P. 1 to 3 Cylinders 2 Cycle RELACO ENGINES 4 Cycle 10 to 50 H. P.

C. FRANK MOORE, 139 Comgress St. Boston, Mass.

FUSW UNGI VESSELS Do you get your gasolene by the up-to-date method, afloat and through the Bowser self-measuring pump ? We are prepared to deliver gasolene on board of yachts and all kinds of craft in any quantity and at short notice. Fishing vessels especially. Our gasolene is the highest STANDARD OIL " quality, and we are prepared to deliver in any quantity, and our prices are the lowest market rates. Our Cylinder Oils and Greases are making us firm friends among the marine oil consumers. Po RpaausA & coo.La9 Atlantic Avenue ~elephone,Ricemond 1884-4 BOSTON, MASS. BALL BAND or "RED SEAL" RUBBER BOOTS Have demonstrated their superiority over other kinds and are today the j POPULAR BRAND used by fishermen. These goods constitute a QUALITY LINE that stands without a peer in the CAPT. LESLIE BLADES rubber world. Sold by leading Director dealers everywhere Company BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT Exclusive Wholesale Agents for New England and Greater New 'York -@a Look for the Yellow Arrow

7 Ask the man who has a pair of ARROW Tlems of Interest to tbe 'fishin@ Industry B 0 OTS how he likes them. In an address delivered some years ago to the National Fisheries Conference, Professor Huxley said : 11 If your dealer does not " At the great cod fishery of the Lofoden Islands the fish approached carry ARROW BOOTS the shore in the form of what the natives call cod mountains,' vast shoals write to us. of jensely packed fish 120 to 180 feet in vertical thickness. The cod are so close together that Professor Sars tells us that the fishermen who use lines can notice how the weight, before ic reaches the bottom, is constantly knocking against the fish. And these shoals keep c~mingin one after another for two miles all along the coast. A shoal of codfish of this kind, a square mile in superficial extent, must contain at the very least 120,000,000 fish. This allows over four feet in length for each fish, and a 97 BEDFORD STREET yard between it and those above, below and at the sides. But it is an exceptionally good season if the Lofoden fishermen take 30,000,000 cod, and not more than 70,000,000 or 80,000,000 are taken 5y all the Norwegian fisheries put together. So that one fair shoal of all that approach the coast in the season must be enough to supply the whole of the codfish taken by the Norwegian fisheries, and leave a balance of 40,000,000 or 50,000,000. "The principal food of the adult cod appears to be herring. If we allow only one herring to each codfish per diem, the cod in a square mile of GRAY-ALDRICH CO. INC- shoal will consume 840,000,000 herring in a week; but all the Norwegian fisheries put together do not catch more than half that number of herring. Gasoline Engines Facts of this kind seem to me to justify the belief that the take of all the cod and herring fisheries put together does not amount to five per cent of Agents for the total number of the fish. But the mortality from other sources is enor- mous. From the time the fish are hatched they are attacked by other Lathrop, Roberts, Oriole, Royal marine animals. The great shoals are attended by hosts of dogfish, pollock, cetaceans and birds, which prey upon them day and night and cause a and Clifton destruction infinitely greater than that which can be effected by the imperfect 3 9 and intermittent operations of man. 'I believe, then, that the cod fishery, the herring fishery, the pilchard fishery, the mackerel fishery and probably WE MAKE COMPLETE INSrALLATIONS all the great sea fisheries are inexhaustible -that is to say, that nothing Competent Repair Men at Your Service we do seriously affects the number of fish, and any attempt to regulate these fisheries seem, consequently, from the nature of the case, to be useless." 3 &

ELEVEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE 7 and 8 COMMERCIAL WHARF, BOSTON, MASS. L. D. BAKER. JR. W. IRVING ATWOOD President Treasurer and Geceral Manager INCORP~RATED 1900 The Consolidated FROZEN FOOD FISH and BAIT

OUR SPECIALTIES BLUE BLACK HERRING SQUID IN CRATES

Freezer at Province1 own Weirs at JOHN A. LEWIS,Resident Manager Provincetown, Truro. Barnstable Telephone 14-2 M onomoy, Ellisville

ATWOOD & CO., Agents, 3 T Wharf, Boston, Mass.

TELEPHONE. RICHMOND 84 PLANT OF THE CONSOLIDATED WEIR COMPANY THE ONLY REINFORCED CONCRE'TE FREEZER IN NEW ENGLAND Hiram Luwell & Son DORY BUILDERS

& & &

Handline, Trawl and Bluefish Dories in stock and built to order

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AnESBURY, nASS.

TELEPHONE

SHARP FREEZING ROOM 35 UNION SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HIGH GRADE PROVISIONS Telephone, 909 Richmond .go and 92 BLACKSTONE STREET BOSTON, MASS. J. 0. RICHARDS, Treasurer

11 T (1 Whether Alone, or In a Party 11 T (1 l[If going alone, the trolley lines of the Boston & Northern Street R Railway Co. reach the finest R scenic, historic and outing places 0 in New England. 0 1rIf going anywhere, any time in a party, hire a special trolley car. L Low cost. Convenient. L 1rFor rates and all trolley infor- L mation, call, phone or write the L E Passenger Department E B. 4. N. St. Rg. Go. Y 309 Washington St., Boston Y

FANEUIL HALL BRANCH Schooner Athena Beacon Trust Company 3 SOUTH MARKET STREET, BOSTON

Main Office, 20 MILK STREET, BOSTON Capital and Surplus : : $~,ooo,ooo.oo Deposits 7,000,000.00 Interest allowed on deposits of $300.00 and over. Deposits may be made and checks cashed at either office THE JAGER MARINE ENGINES I nnv rprords of qervice. scientific and ~racti-

successful operation. Send for our Catalogue. Sizes: Heavy duty. slow speed. 16 200 h. p. Medium speed. medium weight, 3-40 h. p. Light weight. high speed. 7-75 h. p. Chas, J. Jager Co. 281-285 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., or 33 Canal Street, Provideuce, R. I.

J. J. MURPHY . HOUSE AND SHIP PA1 NTING

276 MARGINAL STREET EAST BOSTON, MASS.

Telephone, 1023 Richmond SNOW & PARKER W;-IOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS IN FRESH AND SALT FISH, LOBSTERS, ETC. Wholesale Dealers in Cheeks and Tongues Lobster Bait Supplied. Consignments Solicited 26 T WHARF BOSTON, MASS. THE BROOKLYN COOPERAGE CO. MANUFACTURERS OF FISH, LOBSTER, CLAM and OYSTER

ANY QUANTITY FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE

Telephone, 12 1 South Boston

Office and Factory, 352 to 368 C Street, South Boston 3 8 East Boston Savings Bank 16 Maverick Square, East Boston, Mass. 71 IIr(3 co~rgc~stc~lco~itlitioii of' tlie T ;~rrivulsof Irc'ri.ii~g lor slrlokir~fi froill STATEMENT, JANUARY 12, 1910 Mrll:lrl Jlirrlcct, tile Ia~rgt~sLi'redl fish St:\vfourrrlla~~dill Ilrc* fall ~.:IIII~c~n p:r.('- 16,704 Depositors - $4,986,354 76 111;r,rl i,(>i~~.lredsiii(se >!04,!).5O llalil)~lt,tlirvct f1.on1 Illo Ilort. Dealers in goal and UlooU 1!)0.i, r\:l~c~ii1-111. t,t)t;ll c.:~tc:l~li111dcd lrcre 'I'Ir(. ii(.rt 11u1111,crcd444 of \vlric.h 2!J1 w;rs 101,306.li!J3 pountls. Tvnr sailing vcssrls, 1 ste:ur~ cltttrr Wood Sawed and Split by Steam Power The yr;ir 1!)0!) 1r;ls I~rcii i~ J'airly Crawler, 2 ~;rsolrncrte;trners. antl 150 TELEPHONE proiit;r.ble UII~. to thc dc.;~lers;I,II~ fisher- I~o;~tsof vill.iol~skinds. mrll, and t~.nd(?ill fislr, after r~leunset- soleire ire po\vcr is l~(~conri~rg11iorc t~ird 120 Border Street, Foot of Decatur, East Boston, Mass. tled c:(~nditioirs of thc years 1907 and no~II. It is ow, nst.tl 113' all 1908, is slo\vly but stca,clily reiurning t11c s~nallI~oats: niici tl~crc: is all in- to nor~rlal contlitio~ls. c*~,c,nsedtc.ntl(~cy to ;~tlol)tit by vc~sscl~ As a. r17lr the yield uf tlrr v;~rions c~flargel. tonn:1ge. fisl~eries 11ns I~ecn light, but the fishcr- 9 new ir~c~tlrotlof tisl~i~lgis 11seci by Provincetown Cold Storage Co. 111(111 gnrirered a Ijig Irarvc~st uf codfish stca~rrer(Juotltly, which carries gill ncts that for c1u;xlity has llevcr 1)ecn cqualed. of i;l)c.caial ~veigl~tt~r;xt i~r~st~t and T~,atlcin fish tletnailds a better qival- 11n11lr(l fro111 tlre dc.c.1; of the stca~rlcr. PROVINCETOWN, MASS. ity than evcar I~efore :~ndit is gratif'y- 'I'lre nds arc3 haulerl by :I sl)eci;r.l mr- irrg to notice an increased effort in that c.l~:inicaal cont.rivance. di~.ct:tiolr. I11 tlrr prep;rrixtiol~ of fish DEALERS IN fur ~rl;lrlcrt, prodllrcxrs llxvc found tl1a.t it is tt~tl~cir advanti~ge to use the MONSTER CODFISH HOOKED ON grcatest caw, wl~etho~.sxlting, ~1110li- COAST. FROZEN FOOD FISH AND BAIT ing or iring. as the den~ilnd 1'01. infe- rior clnfllities is g~,o\vingless and less. 'I'lre largest cocifislr larrtlecl in 40 In the s~ltfish I)usinc:ss the sl~ore yr;lrs! ina.clccrr1 tixl~ing w;r.s again a failure S~i(~lr\12a.s tl~everdict of old fisbcrmen antl tErt, fishermen tl~inl; of organizing at T \rh;r.rf wlreii :I leviathan of tlie a movr.inent to cstablisll a close season cod f:~mily was I~rought in 1)y Ton!; Bertelsen & Petersen Engineering Co. or aclol~tmeas~~l~c~s of aomt: lrind for tlie I.~w~PIIc~,011e of t11c l?Ortllgll~~~fisher- iniprovemcnt of the m;lcl;crcl fisbcry. nren of tlre POWW dory flt:ct. ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS- - Thc total catch of the Cape sliore 'I'l~c giant c.odfis11 rnr;~sln.etl 5 feet 2 Coppersmiths and Boiier Makers. Marine, Stationary and Hoisting Steam flcrt 7vas 21.183 k~ar~.c'ls,of w)ricll 11;- inchrs in length, with a head aln~ostas Engines and Boilers. Repairs to Hulls and 540 l)al.vcls wrrc salted and 9643 ba.r- 1:~rge as a 111a.n'~. and \veiglled 92 re1s Eresll? g gain st 20,705 1);irrels in pollll'l s. Machinery Made with Despatch 1908. of 1v11icl1 13.775 1)arrcls wcre 1,aarcnce was fishing otl' 1i:':gg rock 256-264 Bordtr Street East Boston, Mass. salted and 6930 llarrels fresh. when 11e lroolcccl tlir fish on t1.11 ordiliai,y The dem;~ntl for salt rod has been 1 loo. He tl~o~ighthe 11aci a I~ig good ilnrl Ihr prociuction was the larg- shm~k,and rather tlran 1)raalc his slclrdrr House Telephone. 147.4 East Boston est for m;rny years. Rcccipts coirl- line, resorted to playing his lvizc. Af- M. J. Connell-y Telephone, 1797-2 Richmond priseti l;~rg:.c'lphantlline fish of fine (pal- ter nrarly ;II 1ro11r of this clxcsiting sport ity and priccs nllcd low. A speciai cf- lie sccl~red t,lle prizr fis11. fort \+,as nlatlrto i111pr.o~~tlie quality of It is s;litl tlr;~ttlris is tl~clnrgcist cod Rigger and (tonlractor the fish put on the rn:lrlcet a11d to this la.ncic,ti herc sinc.r tlrc ct1tc.11 of (:apt. fsrt is attril111tc.d largely the improved 1bzl.a liakc~r, foi111de1- of tile [Tnitetl For Raising and Lowerine Machinery. Boilers, Smoke-Stacks, Safes, Derricks demnntl. Vrl~it ('on~l)any, who 44 yc,ars ago Flag Poles, etc. Wire Splicing. Derrick Guys, Elevator Ropes, etc. Tllc demand for 11errilig to I)e s~nokc~d b~~onglrlin :I sl1trcii11~115 feet 6 incl~cs Tackles, Blocks, Falls, etc.. To Let for blo;~tcrshas I~c~rngw(i. as the new loll$, 14,(xigl1ii1gI10 l~o~~~~(ls. Office, 22 Commercial Wharf Boston, Mass. 4 0 Established 1868 Telephone, Somerville I5 Incorporat-d 1894 THE S. ARMSTRONG CO* MANUFACTURINa DEPARTMENT Barrels, Half and For Quarter Barrels Fish, Provisions Kegs, Kits and I-ard, Pickles Pails Jams, Jellies All Sizes and Kinds Syrups Liquid Paint, etc. Second-Hand - Harrels Coopers' Tools of all Kinds and Supplies

74 SOMERVILLE AVENUE, SOMERVILLE, MASS. JOSEPH A. RICH & GO. COMMISSION Fresh Fish 184 Atlantic Avenue, Boston F. H. JOHNSON & GO. Fresh Fish of all Kinds Cireen Turtle, Soft Shell Crabs, etc. Stall, 114 Faneuil Hall Market. Boston

WANSKUCK COMPANY 111 '"1''1''~'11111~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CAPT. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Deceased PROVIDENCE, P. I. iate of Schooner 1-homas A. Cromwell

W, H. PRIOR EVERETT TOWNSENI) PRIOR 61 TOWNSEND Wtolesale and ~etailDealers in all kinds of Sea Food 127-13 1 Faneuil Hall Market - Boston, Mass. Telephone. Richmond { :z; 42 Seventy-Four Years of Success Capital Stock, $100,000 Cape Ann Anchor Works GLOUCESTER, MASS.

Manufacturers of A N C H 0 R S Ofa:i12Eds

From 10 Pilunds to 10,000 Pounds, including the celebrated CAPE ANN FISHING AND YACHT ANCHORS. Also constantly on hand, Wood Stocic, Iron Stock, Trawl and Trap Anchors. Manufacturers of Heaby and Light Forgings, smooth forged, rough tooled or finished. Satisfaction guaranteed on ail work. All work promptly executed.

F. A. FISHER, President and General Manager SYLVANUS SMITH, Treasurer W. F. FISHER. Superintendent

ESTABLISHED 1868 WILLIAM H. JORDAN & CO.

WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS Offices,Wharves, Warehouses, Cold Storage Plants Main Street, Gloucester, Mass.

CAPT. WILLIAM H. THOMAS. Director. CAPE POND ICE COMPANY Schooner Thomas S. Gorton

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PURE ICE FOR VESSELS, STORES AND FAMILY USE 'fisblnfl Uessels a Specialry Office, 105% Main Street, Gloucester, Mass.

4 4 1 Lothrop's Two Stores I 1 58 Lonq Wharf, Boston 70 Duncan Street, Gloucester I

I 1 Everything for the Fisherman ; Arthnr Jarrles Fish Hooks are the Best I Lothrop's Fog Horn can't be beat I

AMERICAN HALIBUT GO. WHOLESALE SHIPPERS OF Halibut Atlantic Wharf, Oloucester, Mass.

DIRZCTORS THOMAS HODGF. President SAMUEL G. POOL DAVID I. ROBINSON. Treasurer GEORGE W. OAKES Cape Ann Savings Bank Gloucester, Mass.

This Bank affords a conveniert and reliable depository CAPT. JOSHUA W. STANLEY for the savings of the people. Schooner Lizzie M. Stanley One of the highest privileges of this institution is to encourage thrift and economy among the people and enable them to save money. One dollar will start an account, and give you a book, which may be added to at your pleasure. We solicit the patronage of all having the need of Savings Bank accommodations. 46 The Biversone Horn Items of Interesf 'I'11us tho tot:~l;~iliolint of fish landed FOR The year of 1909 l~as1)cen one of the biggest in tlrc, history of tllct (:lonccstrr at this l~ortand by (:louccstcr vcssels fislring i~ltlusti~y,ac~c~ol.tli~lg to ollicial fig- tlii.c,at at other ports for 1909 was 124,- iirer given out. 711,204 pounds or 62,356 tons, against 'She total c.atc.1~does not c,quxl that 128,324,437 pounds or 64,662 tons in of 1808, but tl~efislr brought in, gcll- 1808. erally spraking. we1.e of ;L high grade, 'I'lle only blue featiire of the fislr(1ry t1iel.c being a l)repontler;~nceof codfis11 season of 180!) was the short ii~aelccti~el over pi.c~vioris y~"arsa~i(l;I c*orrcsponding c.:itcll. Only o11c.c in a grcat illally j'ei~1.s t1ecre;~se in the receipts of tlie chca.per lras tho catcli l)c~rnso short, especially grades of fish. 'l'hiis, thoiigll the total in tlic salted line. catch is a littlo less, the marltct value T11c iish landcd outside of Gloucester of the 1!)0!) recei1)ts 1ia.s been consid- 11y (:lolieester vcssels, comprises ~nostly erably larger than those of the preced- h:~dtlock, h;~lll(~lll. 'l'lie no st l~ecnliiirfr;ltlnc of tlic cus- CiLOUCESTER, fl ASS. Thc~tr:~\vl Imiil; codfisl~i~lg1lec.t was snl:tll. Init was :r~~g~rrt~ntrdI)>- what is to111 of roy;il iislr w;ls tl~;rt,wlrilc. the - 1;11ow1r as tllv "s:rlt mltl l'rcsll" fleet or wlrolo oi' tllc. sturg:.c~onl)(~Ioiig~d to the "sll;~ckc~rs." '1'11(,s(, two ll(~c~tsdid cxtm I;iilg, only 11nlf of tlre w11:1lc did. For wrll. ;rs did tlle tl(,cli hcadli1lcxrs aiid it was ;r lrrcrogativc., :IS it was called, FRED BRADLEY 11riftcx1.snllricli fislrc~lto tllc cl:rst\v;ird of of tl~ca ~~U(~(~IIthat the t;~il of every C"1"' S"1)lt~. ~11:xlecir~igl~t ill tlr~w;~y dcscribctl was 'I'lrt, t,ot;ll weipllt of fislr of all kinds her 1n'ol)vrty. wliilc tllc~11(>:1tl only \\.as landc(l at this port I'or the yrtrr 1809 t,lro Iri~lg's. Tlrc rc,;~son i'or this divi- was 88.S51.404 11ol1nds or 44,176 t.ons sion, ;rs give11 11). tllc oltl rec.oi,tls, was ;xgainst 96.722.587 ]?oiintls or 48,361 to fnrnisll the clnrc111's wa~.tlrol~c\\-it11 IllPORTER OF SALT tons in 1008. Tt is figlirecl from actual thc \vlial(~l)onc.:ilrd this r(s;rso~iis 11lore statistics at hand nntl from c3:~rcfnlcon- a~iiiisii~gthail the custo~n is pcxculiar, sc,rrntirc cstiniates t1r;lt (:loiiccster ves- for tho wh;ilel)onc 1ic.s eirtircly in the 187 Main Street, (Iloucester, Mass. seals landctl at otller po1.t~dircsct dnring head of t,l~cswlrnle. lint tl~errare mnny 1909 n total of 36,::5:3,800 pounds, or more as strange, ant1 a~~nisii~gc~lrstol?~s Under Oloucester National Bank 18,180 tons. record(stl in l+:ngla~~d'sc;wly la\\ s. 48 4.9 66 Gloucester " Copper Paint The great anti fouler. Brown, Red and Green. CONTAINS MORE COPPER than other brands, making it the best protection for Wooden Vessels' Bottoms Manufactured only by HENDERSON & JOHNSON GLOUCESTER, MASS., U. S. A.

GEORGE C. TARR Successor to William P. Tarr Manutacturer anrl Jobber in Tackle Blocks, Oars, Mast Hoops, Belay Pins, Hand Spikes, Etc. 1 GLOUCESTER, MASS. SAMUEL V. COLBY . . . Sail Maker I And Dealer in DUCK AND CORDAGE Awnings, Flags, Hammocks, Cables, Chains, etc. Vesssels Rigged, Equipped and Fitted for Sea

D. B. Smith & CO.'s Wharf, 415 Main Street, Gloucester Established 1864 CAPT. FRANK COONEY AND DAUGHTER A. B. GIFFORD 1 Schooner Mary E. Cooney

I YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER + ? CEDAR SEINE BOATS A SPECIALTY I Second-Hand Seine Boats at right prices always on hand Parker Street, Gloucester, Mass. I Telephone Connection 5 0 & THOMPSON CO. @ @ GUY CUNNINGHAM, Pres. FRANK C. PEARCE, V. Pres. and Mgr. Vessels FRED'A. PEARCE, Treas. and Gen. Mgr. CHAS. GRAHAM, Mgr. Bolleless Dept.

44 PRODUCERS, IMPORTERS AN D WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO FITTING OUTSIDE VESSELS

OUCESTER, MA ALVIN T. ELDRED, Treasurer 1RVlN HALEY, President ELDRED & HALEY, Inc. Distances and Bearings Between New York and Mt. Desert DISTANCES IN NAUTICAL MILES Wholesale Commission FISH DEALERS FROM MILES BEARINGS Long Wharf, Boston, to Buoy 9, Upper Middle .... 18 SE Buoy 9 to Buoy 7, Fort Independence .... + . SEbyStS 8 FULTON FISH MARKET Y- Buoy 7, Fort Independence, to Nix's ~a&&oy ... 2# E~YS~S NEW YORK, N. Nix's Mate Buoy to Bug Light ...... SE Bug Light to Boston Light ...... 1 EbyS Long Island Light to Graves whistling Buoy .... 4; Eby iY$ r\' COAL FOR FISHIRG VESSELS A SPECIALTY BosLon Li@ to Harding's Bell Buoy ...... 2i SE t s to Minot's Light ...... 63 SEaE " to Race Point Light . 32$ SE E " to Highland Light ...... 4 1 SE$ E MAlN OFFICE " to Thatcher's Island ~i~tils..... 23 NEa E BRANCH OFFICE 1 " to Baker's Island Lights ..... 123 NE by N Graves Whistling Buoy to Egg Rock ~i~ht. 4 N by W 130 Main Graves Whistling Buoy to Tinker's Island, off Marblehead' 6$ NNE Egg Rock Light Lo Tinker's Island, off Marblehead . . 4 NEby E street Tinker's Island to Marblehead Rock ...... I# N. NE )@@ Marblehead Rock to Halfway Rock ...... EbyStS GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER Minot's Light to Howland Ledge Buoy ...... 1:' SbyEtB MASS. Minot's Light to Race Point Light ..... 26B SE 3 E MASS. Howland Ledge Buoy to Gurnet ~i~hts(2 ) ..... 4r$ S Gurnet Whistling Buoy to Uuxbury Light ..... 2" Wz S Gurnet Lights to Race Point Light ...... 16; E Thatzher's 1sl;nd Lights to Isle of Shoals ~ight.... 20 N3E ' to Boone Island Light .... 29 N NE " to Cape Elizabeth Light ... 57 NEbyNhN HERBERT E. SMITH, President BENJAMIN A. SMITH, Treasurer " to Seguin Island Light ... 74 NEa N " to Monhegan Island Light . . 87 NE$ E Isle of Shoals to Cape Elizabeth Lights ...... 40 NEi N Gloucester Cold Storage and larehouse Company " to Portsmouth ...... 7 NhyW2W Cape Elizabeth Lights to Seguin ~igtil ...... 21 EbyNtN Seguin to Monhegan rsland Light ..... 19 E$ S DEALERS IN Monhzgan to Pemacluid Light ...... 93 NW$W to White Head Light ...... 1st NE t E " to Matinicus Island Lights ...... 20 E by S Fresh and Frozen Fish Matinicus to Mt. Desert Rock Light ...... 333 E X N Martinicus to Scal Island, Nova Scotia ...117 SE by E 2 E Frozen Bait a Specialty Mt. Desert Roffi to Barkcr's Island Light ..... 17 N3E to Petit Menan Light ..... 27 NEi N Telephone Connection GLOUCESTER, MASS. " to Machias Scal Island ~ight. 55 EbyNtN 1 " tcb (;rand Menan Island, S.W. ~nd~&ht 65 EbyN2N 6, I " to South Wolf Light ...... 83 NE by E* E So:;th Wolf to Cape Leprcau Light ...... 14 EbyNtN to Musquash Head Light ...: ... 26 EbyNtN Cape Lepreau to Cape Spencer Lights ...... 26 Et N JOHN BISHOP Race Point to Highland Light ..... ESE Higiland Li@, Cape Cod, to Thatcher's lsland'(2 )'~ights' 4128i N by W%W , " " to Monhegan Islarid Light . 108 NE by N h N “"to Boston Light ..... 41 r NW9W SHIP BUILDER " .. tu Nausct (3 )Lights ... 12 S by E Nauset Lights to Chatham (2 )Lights ...... 11 S by W Chatham Lights to Pollock Rip Lightship ... 8 SSW Vessel Work in all its Branches " Whistling Buoy to Pollock Rip ~ightshi~. . 23 SW+S Poll'yck Rip to Mt. Descrt liock Light . 165 NEt N Fromptly Attended t~ to Shovelful Shoal 1.ightship. .... 2 W NW$ W Yard at Vincent Point Shovelful Shoal Lightship to Handkerchirf 1<&htship . . 43 SW by W&W GLOUCESTER, MASS. Shovelful Shoal Lightship to Mollonloy Point Lighthouse . 15 N by W CHARLES A* STEELE & CO. Distances and Bearings Between New Pork and Mt. Desert "Cbe Paintersv DISTANCES IN NAUTICAL MILES A full line of Painters' Supplies. We cater especially to the Boston trade and guarantee satisfaction FROM I MILES 1 BEARINGS WHEN IN GLOUCESTER SEE US HandFrchief Lightsfiip to Cross Rip Lightship . . . . was to Grea~Poi111 Light, Nantucket . st w Two Stores: Rocky Neck Railway and Parkhursts' Railway 6' " to Bass River Light . ... NbyWi5W '1 " to Bishop and Clerk's ~ight . . NWtNEi EW GLOUCESTER, MASS. Bisb,op a:? Cltt,~;k'sLight to Bass liivcr Light . . . . to Succonnessett Lightship . . . . WQ S Succonncssctt Lightship to Nobska Light . . . . . wtsNWbyy+W Cro;: R!JI LighF;hip to Nobska Light ...... to Great Point Light . . . . . SE by E 4 E 1' I' SE by Sa S J B. RUTH " to Bra111 Point Light . , . . . '6 '6 " to Cauc Light ...... wts 1' " to west Light . . w~wbyw%W by N 3 N East Chop Light to West Chop-Jizht . . . " "- " to Capc Poge ~i~ht...... SEB E Rigger and NbyEiE Cape Puge Li~,htto Sacconnessett l,ightship . . . . I, Ad to Nobska Light ...... NWt W NW'. N West CQpp Light to Nobska Light ...... ma# Serror W+ N to Tarpauli~lCove Light . . . . WhySas Nobska Light to Tarpauli~lCove Light ...... Residence, 11 Summit Street Chisholm's Wharf SWr S Tarpaulin Cove Light to Gay Head Light . . . . . W IJY S Gty He$ Lig;fit to Montauk Point Light . . . Cloucester, Mass. to Block Island S. E. Point '~i~ht. . . was R by Nt N " " " to Brenton's Rerf Lightship . . . . NW by W 2 LV " " to Sow and Pigs Lightship . . ' . . . SEj E Hen,, anddi Chic$~ls Ligh%hip to Cuttyhunli Light . . . to Point Judith W) S L. A. BURNHAM & CO. '' It to Brenton's Rccf ~igh;ship : M'3 N Sow an: Pigs Lights'hip to Brcnton's Reef Lightship . . WbyN 3N MANUFACTURERS OF BEST QUALITY to Point Judith ...... W5 N Beaver Tail Light to Goat Island Light . . NE~~E~E Brenton's Reef Lightship to \Vhistling Buoy olf Point Juditf sw4 w COTTON " to Beaver Tail Light . NWhvN3N FISHING LINES " " to Bell Rl~ovN. end lock 1sland sw5 w Whistli~~gBy off I'qjnt Jut'ith ;b-~ittleGull Island Light was TARRED LIhES A SPECIALTY to Watch Hill Light . . WjN WSW3SNW by W Race Rl~kLight to Little Gull Island Light . . . . Office, 181 Main Street to Bartlett's Reef Lightship . . . . Cloucester, Mass. 1L 61 " to New London Harbor Light . . . N by \V 11 LC " to Cornfielrl Point Lightship . . . . W:N Line Walk and Factory at Maplewood WhyNitN Little Gull Island Light to Cornfield Point Lightship . . Plum 1sla11d Light to Cornfield Point Lightship. . . . NW hyW Corl~fieldPoint Lightship to Faulkncr's Is1311d Light . . Wa N WbyN3N ESTABLISHED 1874 Faulkner's Island Light to S.W. Ledge Light, New Haxren - .,~. S.W. Letge Light to New Haven Light, Long Wharf . . r\+E D. N. SW KELLEY " to Stratford Shoal Light . . . . . SbyW+\v Strat?d Sh::] Li@t to Old Field Point Light . . . . Ii to nridgepurt Lighthouse . . , . NW WHOLESALE DEALER IN 6' " " to Yenfield Recf Light . . . . . hWf W " " to Eaton's Point Light . . . . WhvS$S " " to Norwalk's Island Light . . W t-N DRY, SMOKED AND Norwalk's Island Light to Grcat Captain's Island Light . w by S8 S Eaton's Point Light to Great Captain's Island Light . . whyN%N Great Captain's Islard Light to Esecution Rocks Light . SW* w PICKLED FISH Execution Rocks Light to Stepping Stones Light . . . SWi 5 Stepping Stones Light to Throg's Neck Light . . . . SWg5 Throg's Neck Light to North Brother's Light . . . . w~N &&&&&&& Kelley's Wharf, Fairhaven, Mass.

56 JOHN J. PEW. President DAVID B. SMITH, Vice-president f NAT. L. GORTON. Treasurer CHAS. H. GAMAGE. Secretary THOS. J. CARROLL, Gen. Mgr. BENJ. A. SMITH, Mgr. Vessels ti 4lls & .9 it)

fib Producers and Shippers of tv lll~ $1) SALT WATER 8 FISH Importers and Dealers in Salt and General Outfitters $11 t Ci' $ Manufacturers of the celebrated a .ORTON~S COD LIVER OIL C0U.H $r$11 8 CANDY ti' An Effective and Reliable Remedy for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles & .9 f PRINCIPAL HEADQUARTERS CLOUCESTER, MASS. @ Boston Office New York Chicago 292 State Street 354 Greenwich Street 19 Wabash Avenue

FISHERIES CO. PLANT OF GOQTON-PEW+ .. Cillowcester Oiled Cllothing Go,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Waterproof OiUed GUotb!og,Hads, etc.

GOODYEAR BRAND of Oiled Clothing for Fishermen's use are superior to al! others, soft and pliable in cold weather, well made and thoroughly waterproof, -they are unequalled : : : : : : : JAMES 60 QANNON Reall Estate and Ship Broker Also Marine Engines, Yachts, etc.

Residence, 2 George Place, Malden. Mass.

wnaoeiw AND MAST SETTER

Loft, Union Sparyard 41 Rogers Street CiLOUCIESTER, NSASS.

Telephone Connection MOSS & MePWEE hli Work Guaranteed Skipsmiths and CA?T. ANGUS HINES Geuaersnl Jobbing Schooner Annie M. Parker Makers of thz Improved Dory Wlnch 49 AtMantic Avenue BOSTON, MASS. - - - doMUGkff NICK Telephone, Fort Hill 25172 CUSTOM TAULOR Work Done on the Premises. Suits Pressed, 50 Cents S'JITS TO ORDER, $20.00 UP No, 1 1 Long Wharf, Bos~o~,Nass. Ucder Fishing Masters' Association 6 0 King Arthur Flour AMERICA'S HIOHEST GRADE HIGH WATER Sands, Taylor & Wood Co.

0. C. CASWELL BOSTON T WHARF D. B. FOSTER CASWELL & FOSTER MORNING AND EVENlNG FOR THE YEAR 1910 Teas and Coffees 5 fl C Ct 0 39 India Wharf, Boston, Mass. January February March April May June 2 W W 0 0 WILLIAM W. FRENCH h h EDWARD J. SULLIVAN ld FRENCH & SULLIVAN Attorneys at Law MARITIME .LAW A SPECIALTY Telephone, 4309- 1 Main 18 Tremont Street, Room 233, Boston

- Telephone Nos. 245 and 7 8.06 8.38 9.07 9.40 7.40 8.13 9.0:3 9.30 9.31 9.5:110.5711.13 7 D*WHITING & SONS 246Char,estown&& 8 8.53 9.25 9.5710.28 8.3G 9.08 9.5710.2010.25I10.4311.50-.- 8 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 9 9.39 10.10 10.46 11.14 9.31~10.0010.49 11.08 1l.lli 11.14 0.05 0.40 9 n1LK AND CREAM DEALERS 10 10.23 10.54 11.35-.- 10.22 10.48 11.40 11.55-.- 0.07 0.57 1.33 10 11 11.07 11.38 0.00 0.21 11.12 11.35 0.27 0.24 0.58 1.50 2.26 11 AND PROPRIETORS OF 12 11..52-.- 0.45 1.08-.- 0.02 0.45 1.17 1.15 1.49 2.43 3.21 12 WHITING W CREAMERY BUTTER 13 0.20 0.39 1.33 1.58 0.22 0.49 1.35 2.08 2.07 2.45 3.40 4.1613 14 1.06 1.25 2.20 2.47 1.09 1.38 2.26 3.02 3.03 3.42 4.35 5.1214 556 Rutherford Avenue Boston, Mass. 15 1.53 2.14 3.12 3.40 1.59 2.28 3.22 3.59 4.00 4.43 5.33 6.0715 16 2.42 3.06 4.05 4.37 2.48 3.22 4.20 5.02 5.03 5.35 6.30 7.0016 T. WESTON BRYANT JOHN E. BRYANT CHARLES F. BRYANT 17 3.33 3.59 5.02 5.39 3.43 4.18 5.23 6.10 6.05 6.45 7.27 7.5017 18 4.28 4.58 6.05 6.46 4.42 5.21 6.32 7.18 7.08 7.42 8.18 8.3518 19 5.25 5.59 7.10 7.57 5.45 6.31 7.37 8.18 8.07 8.23 9.07 9.2019 JOHN BRYANT'S SONS 20 6.25 7.03 8.15 9.02 6.52 7.42 8.38 9.12 9.00 0.17 9.50 9.5820 21 7.28 8.10 9.l(i10.01 7.58 8.47 9.32 9.5s 9.47 9.5810.3010.3721 22 8.29 9.1310.1110.51 9.00 9.4210.2010.3610.2710.37~l.0811.1822 Undertakers 23 9.27 10.10 11.01 11.30 9.55 10.30 11.00 11.12 11.03 11.12 11.47 11.58 23 24 10.22 11.03 11.47-.- 10.45 11.10 11.36 11.45 11.38 11.47 -.- 0.27 24 15 Austin Street, Charlestown 353 Medford Street, Somerville 25 11.13 11.51 0.13 0.28 11.27 11.47-.- 0.10-.- 0.15 0.40 1.1025 26-.- 0.02 0.53 1.07-.- 0.05 0.10 0.44 0.23 0.t52 1.23 1.5226 27 0.35 0.47 1.28 1.45 0.20 0.41 0.54 120 1.03 1.30 2.10 2.4027 FIELD k COWLES 28 1.17 1.30 2.03 2.23 0.54 1.15 1.30 1.57 1.43 2.17 3.00 3.3228 29 1.58 2.14 1.27 1.49 2.10 2.40 2.29 3.02 3.52 4.2429 30 2.40 Z.57 2.04 2.27 2.53 3.27 3.18 3.52 4.48 5.2030 Marine Insurance 31 3.22 3.39 2.42 3.07 4.13 4.19 3 1 - 1 -- - 85 Water Street, Boston, Mass.

6 2 63 HIGH WATER

COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOSTON T WHARF MORNING AND EVENING PVHITIN MACHINE WORKS FOR THE YEAR 19-10 ~liilll!q@j&;!!l~ &**:ssg&>,@$?%g

WHITINSVILLE, MASS.

SWAN, NEWTON& CO. POULTRYAND GAME *7iF 18 Faneuil 'Hall Market, . . Boston

Established 1846 H. P. HOOD & SONS Incorporated 1890 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MILK DEALERS 494 Rutherford Avenue, Charlestown, Mass. 193 Alley Street. Lynn, Mass. 105 Holmes Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. Derry, New Hampshire TELEPHONE CONNECTlON The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation LIMITED, OF LONDON Liability, Accident, Steam Boiler, Health, Fidelity and Burglary Insurance 33 Broad St., Boston, Mass. SAMUEL APPLETON, United States Manager 6 4 Chesebro Brothers

WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF ALL KINDS OF Fresh Fish Lobsters, Soft and Shedder Crabs Green Turtle, Terrapin and Game

1 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK

Wilson & Barry

WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF ALL KINDS OF CAPT. SOLOMON JAC9BS Fresh Fish Schooner Elmer E. Gray Telephone - - .

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11 17 Folton Wholesale Fish Market, New York 11 WHOLESALE C0MM;SSION DEALER IN HIGH WATER FRESH FISH, LOBSTERS, ETC. LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE T\J VV YORK MORNING AND EVENING 12 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK FOR THE YEAR 1910

Cab!e Address, Memoriter Telephones. 6648, 6649 Broad Members N. Y. Prod. Ex. THOXITS WOODWITRD & SON ESTABLISHED1822 OLDEST SALT FlSH HOUSE American, lrish and Norway Mackerel. Scotch Herring, American and Newfoundland Codfish, Atlantic and Pacific Coasts Salmon. Sole receivers of the Superior "J B K " and "J M " Brands of Scotch Herring and lrish Mackerel 44 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK

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CALEB HALEY S. N. HALEY CALEB HALEY & CO. Wholesale Commission Dealers in and Shippers of all kinds of FRESH FISH

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14 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK

Miller Longbotham, President and Treasurer Clarence G. Miller, Vice-president Bertram Longbotham, Secretary Established 184 1 S. B. XILLER & CO. WHOLESALE COMMISSION FlSH DEALERS 7 FULTObi FISH MARKET, NEW YORK 6 8 GEORGE 9.TAYLOR & CO. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS HIGH WATER WATCHES and CLOCKS Watch and Clock Materials. Tools, Optical Goods NEW YORK Prescription Work MORNING AND EVENING 204 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. FOR TEE YEAR -1910

- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ . pp ~- I 5 3 c C BOSTON STENCIL AND STAMP WORKS 0 MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALERS 0 F July August S ept. Oct. Nov. Dec. W CU 0 0 STENCIL AND STAMP GOODS h METAL AND RIBBON BADGES ~ -- -- ESTABLISHED 1868 TELEPHONE CONNECTION - ~~~ MORTIMER P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor 6 Commercial Street, opp. Custom House, Boston, Mass. FRANCIS NOYES

WHOLESALE D E A L E R IN FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS

i1 28 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK I

i T VALVOLIIE OIL COMPANY i

I I I BENJ. D. LUCE, President and Treasurer A. S. HENSHAW. Secretary LUCE I INCORPORATED WHOLESALE DEALERS IN AND SHIPPERS OF i - ~- - ~ All Kinds Fresh Fish i ---- 31 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORIC -c. 7 1 70 GEORGE E. THURSTO

SHIP RND YRCHT SPRRS AT SHORT NOTICE

ALSO FLAG STAFFS, DERRICKS, ETC.

16 COluTluTERGIRL STREET GLOUGESTER, 7KirTSS. TELEPHONE CONNECTION

- - - HUGH PRRKHURST & GO. Producers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Pickled Fisb FEARS'WHARF, DUNCANSTREET GLOUCESTER, MASS.

C. R. ELMELL & GO.- nets and Stines * Tarred and Re~aired Nets, Seines Twine and Fish Nettings of Every Description Furnished to Order STORY'SWHARF, F:;;yEE2X"g"CesterEAST GLOUCESTER, MASS.

Loft at Burnharn Bros. Railway ZLOUCESTER,MASS. P. 0. Address, 22 MADISON SQUARE 7 2 ARTHUR D. STORY Uessel Builder Pisbermen Cost in 1909 is prepared to contract for any size vessel required. Special attention given to the building of FISHING VESSELS . > of the latest models and superior workmanship 111~list of lost iisl~(~r~~~(~i~(i111~ingt11c 1ii11(l i11111 .Nov;I. Scotin fishing interest yritl. l'JO!) sho\\.s, :ISfor the: past 12 or 15 is (1111)0sed,\voiil(i eliir~in:~tctliis factor yt'i11.s. ii IIIUCII s111:t11(~rtotal than prior I)I' ,.IOLI~ v~ltirely. YARD AT ESSEX, MASS. to I11:lt ~)(-~'iotl,wl1c~11 for more than Ilalt' .I lie Iorsc~s hoin tl~cq vessels, coinpris- n I.I~IItlil.~. 111111dr(~lor 111ore inen and il~g1n.n \v:~.;l~c~lovc,~. ill ro11g1i weather, 12 01. 15 vessels was tho nnnrinl a.veragc ;~.r(,:I s111a1l1):11't of tlle whole, whlle LITTLEFIELD & CO. cost 11f lifv nnd 1)roprrty in prtrsr~ingthe III(>II lost 1~11il12ill 1)ort 1v11rn not pur- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in fiili(>~.irsfrorli tho po~.tsof I3ost1)n and sllii~gfishing c.;~lmot1)ro11('1'Iy Lie charged (4 l(~ncester. 1111 to tho lwrils of t,l~ctlc(a~~: ;~.lthough Fresb Broceries Uefletables 'I'l~is ycxxr the total m~mbrrof "lost" :ll\\~ii~.sin~lliel(l(1 in tl~ttselirti. Illeat$, and tisl~c+riiicn is 3[i who left tm witlows It is no\v sonre 10 yc>:lrs sinc8r a Glou- FISHERMEN'S SUPPLIES :111(1 i~.l)~)ro~iiii;~tP]Y27 cl~ild~~c~n.'l'l~e c.c,stc+r ~(~HSCIIlns l)c~>~irr1)ortcd fourl- nlost of tl~es(:f;~ii~ilics wside in Nova tl(~rrt1 :it sc,:1. \\.it11 >llI 11;llltls. Oftcn- NOS. 109 AND ;I1 COMMERCIAL STREET, PORTLAND, ME. S(~oti:~.,\\rl~enc:c, tl~c, 1)nll; of the fisher- ti~~~cds,I~o\\,evor, tl~csrc~ is rc3;ison tco hc- NEXT IIOOK TO CUSTOM HOUSE 111e11 ~OlIl(~. lirvc- t.h;lt tl~rrunning tlo1~11oC vessels. 'I'llosc, \vho f(~llowc~Ifisllirig mat- ill ill(- ~~atlr\v:~y01' occL:lii straiiicrs 11:~s ters foi. ;\ clr~;~~.tc,rof ;L criitii~~yor more 11c'r.n ~.rl~)~~sil)leill tl~c 1):l.st for many Sargent. Dennison Co. 11otc tl~rg1,:ltifying clccrcvtse of deaths OS tl~t.sr ~~~ystcrionsclisal)l)c;l.rances. \rliicli is d11e solely tc~t,l~c: r;~dice.l cliniigc 'l'11;~tnone II;I~(, ~(Y~IIr(>1)01te~l in recent T. H. ANDERSON, Treasurer in tlesigri I'1.oln the slro;il, low clnmtrred, yr;ll.s t,rstific,s to ji~.c*:rt.ercicl.c on the tlang(?ro~~s1~1.;1ft, n~~rc.ic~ntific:~llyde- 1)al.t of tl~e1iavigutol.ti of oc.c3:cn liners. Antbracire and Biruminous goals signcl. to thc I~IAI~I). st;ll)lc :ri~dnl~lc vcs- Ii~cli~(lingt11~ 0ri110(*o t,I~vrc \+,ere four scls iiltrotlnc.rd 1)). I~>(lw:lrdIIu~~goss and tot:~l IOSSPS 01 vessel 111.01)rrty of an By the Ton, Car or Cargo ill i.eceiit ytxars CHI.I.~P(Ion to fr~rtl~~i-:~gg~'rgnt(' gl'ossto~~~~ng~ of 403, net clcvelop~~~e~rt1)y (lrsignrr hI(8ALln11s. to1111;1g(~36!), v:l111(~1 v i t 11 ~,:~rgocsat Commercial Street, Portland, Me. \vl~ose c.011tri111ltior1is the I;noc*l;nboi~t $:{5,500 t1.1it1 insl~rc+clfor $:2!1,325. 174 fisl~ing vcssc>l. 'lloth 111o11, I~owrvcr, 'l'lii~rr \V(>II~ :IS~IOIYS (1111-inggates, one Foot of Exchange Street \vorliccl I>nck to the Englisl~c.llttn type :ti N(.mfo~~~~tlli~~itl,tl~~otlic.1.s ?,he n~o~liiic.tl11y a. grcatrr Ir)reatlth of 1)eaiii. ('i1l)C I3l.(~tOll :\lid A'0\:a Sc*oti.c co.1-.ts, The e:litt~r.is (vo11vert(~linto I~nocknl)o~it tlisnstns \\l~ic.l~III~I). in ti111e li.c.,!lh~i~t~, ,in rougli 11 c~~tli(~r1)y shipping tl~obow- 14in ])a14 :it least. 1)y reg~J:i.~'~131.1- s])~-itinl~oard, a 1)i~inciplcnot yet nclopt- l)lisl~c~tlinl)m;~ri~ie \\.;~riiing ~igil'~ls.~ ed on Aii~eric;~~~iihl~ing schooners. Of co~irsc.Inen 111st.al)out one-third, 11, wc~rtdo\\~ii 11y the cnpsixing or r:l- IVillali~1:. l)(.('ost(\, ilge(1 27, a native F. P. LARKIN tlrer ovcsrt\n,rring of one of tllcse new ol' 11:1rl)or lIo11c11(,,S. S. :III~Vi,ed Burl;e, an(1 modern designrtl vessc~la. This ;~.gc,tl Xi, ;I n;~tivc, of I'~,in(*eICtlward sct~ming(1efec.t in ~nariiie architecture, Isli~i1(1.sti~i~yt~d in a clclry fl.0111tl~rir vcs- lro\vc+vc>r;is 11p no rncans chnrgea,l)lr to scbl. t11(~dt:~ lant:~, l)(~(~~iiil)('r 5, 1908, and tlie design. It is the opinion of thoqc \\,~'I.I, nevc.1 licnrct f1.o111. I:otl~ \\.ere un- c*~)~lvers;~ntwit11 tho mnttcr that tile i~~:i~ril.'I'li(~s(: \ver(' not 1,rported in turning tnrtle of the Orinoco ofI thr last ycs:~i,'slist. FRESH FISH Xova S13oti:l ccl;tst last A~rgnstwas tllc .I:111. 12--'l'11c~otlorc~Whit(. or TA: Blanc, reslllt of f:~~~lt:\.c~oirst,niction of her salt on(, of the. c~.c,\vof tl~c-l3o?iton sc:hooner ~WII~.Tlie vessrl \v:ls throw11 clown by >I111 t:~ltetl,it is thought ~nxins:lil wl~ilcoil ()nc,ro. lie was 21 that t,l~ese los.es \\.ill 11~~iii~~imized. ycwrs 01'11, in~n~nrl.ic,(l;~nd n native of Telephone 2486 Lombard i Reani tra.\vling. to wl~ic.l~tl~c New Eng- S\vetle11. Pisbermen Cost in 1909 (Continued) Producer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of

Beb. l!l-Willis Daggett, one of tl~eti111e. Although planks and trawl Fresll and Salt Fish tile crew of the schooner Catherine tubs were thrown to hiiii, the tide car- Uurlte, was ~vaslied overboard while on ried hi111 away from the vessel bclorc Fishermen's Outfits and Supplies tlie banks. He was a nativc of White a dory could rcacll him. He was a na- Point, N. S. about 40 and unmarried. tive of NOV:L Scotia, and left a wife Captains' Drafts Cashed hlarch 10-Willia.nl Iluise, one of the and four children, who resided in crew of the scl~ooner U~o~iqucror,aged Gloucester. kle was 40 years old. 24, a native of Nov:~Scotia, was upset May 2s)-Daniel Deuse, one of tlle Killam's Wharf, South End. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia i11 a dory on Ucorges while l~aulinghis crcv7 of the schooner Meteor, while re- trawls a.nd WI.S drowncd, a strong turning froni :I. Hrcncli bark, mhich lie ljreeze and rough water prevailing. A ~v:is visiting with others of tlie crew, ciorymate of the salnc naiile was saved. slipped ai~dfell froin the bark while The Y armont h Marine Railray Company, limited '1'11(1 accident was ol~servedby the crew ende:l.vori~~gto boartl his dory, and mas of tl~eschooner V:~llessa,who succeeciecl drowned. The accident occurred on The Yarmouth Marine Railway, worked by steam power in saving ol~cof the nlen ~vlloclung to Quero. 1lc was aged 26, immarricd, and is prepared to take up vessels tl~cdory. lluise was iinmarried. a nativc? of Yarmoutll, N. 8. .\larcll 2-Rlicliael RlcUonald, one of Julw 18-Arthur Iiichards, one of the Wood, 800 tons register the: crew of tlle scllooncr llayn~all,wls crew of the sc:l~ooner RIaxine Xlliott, drowiic~d on Ceorges 1~11ile llai~lingl~is while ll:~i~linghis trawls oil the West- Iron or Steel, 1,000 tons register trawls. His dovynlate, M7illialli GOS~III, ern I)nnl;s, mas cirowncd by the capsiz- Owners of vessels are at liberty to employ any carpenters or caulkers they W;IS rc,snicd in ;111 cxhaiistcd condition. ing of l~isdory, wl~icl~was afterward llr mas 24 ycars old; uim~arried,anci a foi~iid Iloi~ting 1)ottom up. l.lc mas a please while using the railway nativc of tlic Ihy of Islai~tls,N. F. irativc oC l'lrasantvillc, N. S., uiimnr- hfi~rch 19-1ro~(q)1~ Sh:r.w> one of tho 1.icatl ng("l 25. YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA crcw of the schooner Athlete, while en- ,11ulc 18-TT7alter llglcbs, one of' the gagtld in recli~rgthe inaiirs:lil on West- of tllc schoonc~r Smuggler, was JACOBBINGAY, Vice-President and Manager M. C. WYMAN,Secretary and Traasurer ern l):rnlcs, wrs tllromn over1)oard wit11 clro~vnc~dill the harbor of St. Pierre, anotllcr of t,hc ~I,~II~.'I'hr latter IV;I.Y -\Ticl., losing 11is l)t~l:~ncewhile boarding si~vc~111y gr;~sl)il~ga rope which was the vessel fro111 a. dory in the night- tlnwwn to 11iln. but, a.lthoag11 Sliam's time. Tlis cries for assistai~ce were 1)ody mas eveiiti~ally rc~coverctl, life 11xtl hcartl, 1)ilt when the body was recovered 11(~nI~caten oi~t of it. Ilc was unnmr- life was extinct. lle wa.s 34 years old, 1,ic~rlaucl 1v;l.s a. 11;ltive of Argyle, N. 8. iui~intlrried, $1 native of Ne~~~Poiind~and Shipping and Commission flerchant 1lc was al~out28 years old. and rcsitlcd with an aunt in Gloucester. April 8-Otto Y. Youst, James Rfc- ,Inly 22--Capt. George Curry: one of lo1111 Warren Hutchins; Tl~oluas tlle (2rtx~\rof the! scl~oonerlla~nona, while Lumber, Ship Building, Marine Railway TT7hite, .To1111 1'. Andcrson and Omen on :I n~aclcc~relvoyagcl, frll dead at thc Wholesale and Retail Grocery 1)auplincy. six oi' the, crcw of the \vhecl. llc was 4'7 years old, unniarried, scl~ooncrlloo~v(,en, whilr liauling their tund :L ii:~tiv(~of Novt~Scotia. Ship Stores put up at Shortest Notice tr:l~vls on St. 1'ett.r'~ 1)alilz. werc cut off Ai~g. 11-Two of the crrm of the f'ror~r their vessel l)y :L thick fog and schooner Coro~l:~,Alonzo Spinney and although an cstendrd scarcli mas made I~~clw;~.rtlTCc~efc, ~vl~ilehauling their LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTlA for tl~nn.the!, were not found. Youst tra~~lsoil t,l~eTTTestcrn 11anl;s, failed to ~v;ls:L sci~i~dinirviii~~and left ;L wife and retiii.li. Spinney was aged 25, ilnmar- t~vochildren. Jlcl>onald was 40 years rictl, a nativc of Argyle, N. S.; and old, ulnn:~rr.ied, :t 11:~tivcof Sand Point, lieefe was 22 pears old, a native of MUSTAD FISH HOOKS K. S. Hutchins ~v;ls aged 38, single, a Placentia liay, N. F. llc was a single native of Portl:~ntl, Are. \V11ite was inair. I carry a large stock of this well known Hook, :~,gfll 38, a nativc of hfargzlrce, C. I{., Ang. 28-ICugenc Burl<(? of Tuslcet ;111tl loft a mifc airtl t1n.c.r cliiltlren. An- 14Tedgc, N. S., one of the crcw of the which is regarded as the best made. I can ,tlcl.son was a Dane, 35 gears old ;r.nd 1111- schoolin C;~tllerinrB~irlcc: fishing in tlic ship promptly to any point in Nova Scotia and married, anti Dxi~l~l~neywas :I0 ycara sontli cl~annel, ~vliile engaged in dip- oltl, singlr, a ilntivtl of St. Margareta ping a p:lil of )v;rter froill the sea, the United States, and solicit inquiries . . Bay, K. F. slippctl ant1 fell overboa.rc1. A dory was April 9-T>ouis Wagner, cook of the l:l.miclred, I~ut the nnfortunatc man' schooner Willian~ 14. Rider, while en- dronrncd 11cTore he was rc:rchcd. H-e E. K. SPINNEY gaged ill tliro~vingoverboard some ~vastc \\as agetl 28. 1111inarried. Manufacturers' Agent from the forec:r.stle, slipped and fell over Aug. 18-The scllooner Orinoco, while tlic rail. The vessel was on Ceorges :rt 11ountl on a. bank codfishing voyage Yarmout h, Nova Scotia 76 Fishermoll Cosl in 1909 (Concluded)

turi~r~tlt~c~.tlc, the ul~inion liclre being 1o11 Ilt* \\.as a native oS St. that tllc ;~c.cido~t\\.;is c*;~i~sc~tl1)y tl~e ,II)sI~~)~Is,AT, I?., 1111~l,(>~id1~1 ;IL kl:ll~1~11, shii'tii~got' tlre s:tlt c.;rrric,(l: this L~c:ing \vl~clre 11c left a \\-if(%iu~l two cllildren. J. C. MORRISON ii~secur~lyIlcl(l, tlrrowing tllu vc:sst!l .Jil~ic 13-1.11(! s1~111)oiirrl lnttie 11. ovcl. .;o tli;lt slrc colild not ~,rgainlier ( ir:r11;1III \v(>iit ;~sl~or(~11e:lv 13(~:~ulieu,C. BUILDER AND DEALER IN beari~~gs.'i'lrc: ;icc.itln~t o(.c.~n.rc~tlal)uut, 1:. iitist:il~ing ill(, lights \~11ic11Iril,d lrcen 9 o'c.loc*l< ill tl~oIIIOI.II~II~, ir sildd~ii 1 I I i I itIcility. Slle BOATS and DORIES squa I I (*:~i~~~t~iii~igt11r \~(ws(?l o~~cv, \vlii(*ll I\ ;IS :I. tot;rl loss, :III~~WI~ c~rlgageci in uiitlo~ilri~~dlyC;llls(Yl tllV ~;lIf, ]JellS to tl~r(.:IIJ(~ sliorc, 111:1c.lcc~r.c~1iisl~rry. At Shelburne, Nova Scotia gin, ir\viry, ille Iiri~v!, s;rlt slliftiiig to tl~otinre sllcb 11;ltl oil 11o;u.d 217 barrcla ol~cside. talci~~gthe 8;1ils un~tlrrwater. of iii:~c.l~~r(~l\ril.lli(~d $2000. Tlie Cijrii- Tl~circc:itlcnt clccarrc'tl 2,; 111i1rs so11tl1- II~IIII was built irt I~:SSCX in 1891, was west 01' S~III~I~~,Y. 6. 'I'l~ohcs of the 140 gross tons :III([105 net. SIIC \V:IS c~,c\\~\\.I10 \\.1!r(: 011 tl(lcl< ;it tl~eti~nc., the v:rluc.c( ;it $5500 a.11tl ii~sl~redfor $5286. capt:~ili a.ntl livc: otl~c.~.s,c~sc:;ll)rtl. 'I'lrosc Sl~c.\\.;IS o\v~~rtl1)y 'I'~I~III:ISllotlgr. 'I'hc bell)\\. in i.llc,il. I)~rtl~s,~Ic\F(~I~ in ill], cl'('\V \\r>lS bil~~d. ARTHUR N. WHITMAN \\~rt>ii11;11)le to ~:I~IItlir: tlec.l; ;rntl wcrc I 1 '1'11(. sc~lroo~~c~rlIc.111.y Rt. Stan- dro\vncvl. Y'11c: 1Iro\\~11r(1co1111brisr(l Wil- I(%)., 118 tons gross; H:l tons 11c4, bnilt, WHITMAN'S WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S. 1ia111 AS(x11se. 20 yv:rrs 0111. ~~i~ii~;~r~ir(l;~t14:ssc~s ill J!)OO. t.ng:~g(~Iill the 118r- ant1 ;r ~~:rti~c,of 'rr13lcc.t 1Yc~lg::ct.N. 8.; ring fisl~ci.~,was l)Io1\~11aslro~,e at 111~: 1Villi:11111-irii AIII~I(~I,~,42 J.~;II,S old, IcbSt 1hj- oi Islantls, Y. l'., during :I. violent. Colnlnission mercbant and Ship Broker n l'ainily ;~tArgyle, N. S.; Stc11)Ii~nDo- gal(:, irl~(l\\'as :L totiil IOHFJ. Tlie err\\. long. 37 ?.c;trs oltl. Irft n f;~~nilyat 'I'us- \v:cs snvrtl. SII(. \v;rs o\\;nt~Ilry Orlai~d~ Large Wharfage and Storage Accommodation lcrt Hill, K. S.: llo\v:~rdITl~iteI~or~sc, 47 .\l~.rchant,;~ntl \\.:IS \r;rlr~ctl \vitl~ ol~tiits yc,:lrs oltl. loft $1 f:l~rrily ;it Argj'lc, N. :~t$!)000, c111 \vliicl~ tllvre \?as an in- S.; ,lolr~lA\Lri~s(x, ::B yc;n,s ~~ltl.iriarrietl SIII~;LII~(~of $7844. Special Attention Given to Fishing Vessels ail11 lcft a falllily :it 1i:c.I 13roolc, N. 8.; 7l'lir scl~ooiic~rUorn -A. IJi~\vsoi1; 125 Petcr 1Vrl.il1. sii~gle,::G >.e;rrs oltl, n n;l- t;oiis ~~.osH,0:: tolls nrt, Inlilt at k:sses DEALER 1N tive oS l'l;rcc~iiti:l, Y. F.; lJol~llM'cIsII, ~II18H!), c~ig;~gc~lin tlie tl(~c-I; hantlliiie also :I 11:1tivc3 of l'l;lc(~nti:~,Y. Y., 21 (*otltiallr,ry, ~vrnt;~sliore olr Canno dur- A11 Kinds of Dry and Pickled Fish, Fish Oils, all antl ~iiil~~ilrri~d:l',(~r~~:ird CIr~\~cll. single: ing ;I galc, IJec.. 20, nrrd \\,;IS a tott~lloss. grades of Fishery Salt, Best Quality Fish a ~~nti\,rof drg).l(s, N. S., 24 ),cars old; S11c. \v;Is vall~c~d\\rill1 outfits at $7300, Wildry Vi~iiL4~~11~crg. 25 yr;~rsold: {In- n11t1 w;rs i~idliredfor $5945. Barrels and Vessels' Outfits ii>:l.rrirti, n i~i~ti\~(,or A~.g:..)lc*. N. S.; TT7il- I11 ndtlition tl~(~soC:loric.rstrr fislier- lian~Fl;ltticltl. 111;1rrirtl, Itsft a C;l.rnily at ~IPII \vc+~.c lost fro^^^ l''nsn~:ola, Fla., TRAWL AND HANDLINE DORIES ALWAYS ON HAND Argyle, I\]. S.: Cliarles Sli:l\v? R nntivc \vl~itl~c~rtlrcy 11:1(1gonr, to nlg:lge in thc of Arg).lc. K. R.. 17 gcu1.s old. Y'he IWI s~i:il)l~erlisl~rry in tlie s(!lioo~~er 'Orinoco w;is ;I fill? \.essel. l~riiltat 13s- .Iqr;r~~rc,sIT. .loliil li'. (:roves, 90 years AGENT FOR CANS0 COLD STORAGE COMPANY sex ill 1!102> 120 tons gross, HX tons net old, m~nl:~rrird,:L ii:iti\,(~ OF IYiscasset, and was owiictl 1)y the Gol.to~l-~,ewro~n- Mr.; lhra (:. ltol)ertn, 40 years old.; Codes : A. B. C.. 4th and 5th Editions. Cabl- Address," Whitman Hallfax " p:rny. 'Sli(, vosnel was vnlnetl at $8000 r I11on1;ls, Ti"o~,rist.;~l,aged 55, n native of and tlie outfits ;it $3500. oil \vl~iclithore (lalw l:~.eton, 1(+t it if^ : 13urt liyder, was an i11sur:nlc.e oi' $9250. :lor .5O. a 11:rtive of Kov:~Scotia, left a Oct. 12--ii1~tl111r Ir Almeidn; while 3S;rr.c.l1 29. I!) I 0-- Tl~cllostcn~ fishing fishing OR C;I~J~Ann, \\,as clrc~\v~~rd.'I'l~e xc11oonc.1. I.;~\:I 1,. Sl111rling ~';LTII~in today HARDWARE, SPORTSMEN'S OUTFITS crew \-,ere 11ar1li11gtra\\ds ill si~~glcdorirs \\.it1111or firg :rt lr;rli'n~ast;antl tlir cap- and tl~e \\:IS c:rlni. lrut 1':lgin did tain rc~l~11.tc~1tl~nt .lo1111 \'eattnian of , not rrtnrn and it tlilligc~iit sr:rrc.li failcd 1C;lst T~IIs~,~II,ollr of the the crcw, was Write for infomation about the best Salmon Rivers and Caribou Grounds to rc\rcal ~III).tr:ice of hi~n. llis dory tlro\\rnrtl ycst.c~~.tlayoiT thr Cape Eliza- was nftcr\\-a~.dsfo~~nd lloirting, and it; I~et,l~ligl~tsl~il) 11). tl~c, capsizii~gof iris is ass~~nl(~(lti,;]t 11e \V:IS I.c~;I(~~I~II~for Ilia (lo~.y. TTP \$-;IS ;1111111t50, and is snrrivcd Curling, Bay of Islands, NewfoundIand tra\\,l 11lrny ailti fvll orei,l~onr(l:~ntl \?.as 1)y his wife ;rntl c.llilc11.cn. 7 8 J. W. TREFETHEN

WHOLESALE DEALER IN Cobsters, 7rem and Pickled 7bb OF ALL KINDS

EN;D COMMERCIAL WHARF, PORTLAND, MAINE Portland Cold Storage Qompany WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FROZEN FISH FROZEN HERRING A SPECIALTY

Telephone 184-1 Head of Central Wharf, Portland, Maine

C. N. TREFETHEN, President J. C. POOLE, Manager W. T. MADDOCKS, Treasurer

TOHN LOVEITT & COMPANY CAPT. ENOS NICKERSON / Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Schooner Pontiac -- 'fresh Wsb Tbomas &";wan CO:S 'fiman ljaddies OYSTERS AND LOBSTERS END COMMERCIAL WHARF PORTLAND, MAINE Telephone Connection 80 1830 WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS IN 'fisbery COJS~JSince Fresh Fish A record of the losses in the fisheries since 1830, showing the number LOBSTERS, CLAMS, OYSTERS, ETC. of vessels lost each year, their tonnage, valuation, insurance, and the num- Telephones. 800 and 80 1 Union ber of lives lost, together with the widows and fatherless children left, so 133 and 135 Dyer Street Providence, R. I. far as we can obtain them. TELEPHONE 22 4 Year Vessels Tonnage Valuation Insurance Lives Wid. Cnil. JAYIIES 5% $nRAMES 1830 3 $5,600 $3,100 7 Boat Buillder 1832 1 1,000 1833 1 1,000 Dories, Skiffs and other Pleasure Boats Built to Order. Winter Storage for Yachts of all kinds. General Jobbing attended to promptly 1834 1 1,500 Agency for Essex's Naphtha Engines 1836 1 1,000 4 1837 5 10,100 4,300 21 Harding Lane, off Beacon Street, Marblehead, Mass. 1838 4 7,100 3,000 4 1839 2 3,800 3,150 4 El El 1840 2 3,800 1,400 6 1841 2 2,725 150 8 LOOK FOR GOODNESS 1842 3 2,000 150 184.3 3 6,000 2,000 10 I 1844 3 4,800 1,500 7 1845 4 4,500 2,350 8 1846 3 4,900 3,600 15 1847 3 6,200 4,450 1849 2 3,500 2,200 10 1850 2 12,500 10,300 31 185 1 9 25,300 21,800 32 1852 13 41,200 37,100 40 1853 3 10,000 8,800 -- Lager Ale an'd 1854 4 14,600 12,650 26 1855 7 20,900 16,100 21 1856 6 14,400 11,475 2 1857 5 11,500 7,750 9 PROVIIDENGE, R. II. 1858 7 18,700 8,537 42 1859 6 21,900 16,475 36 9 13 El a 1860 7 26,350 20,484 74 17 15 1861 15 . 54,250 43,900 44 11 19 1862 19 66,500 53,225 162 74 153 1863 10 40,700 8,300 6 3 1 1864 13 98,900 59,635 84 31 58 i865 8 504 94 40,300 32,400 11 4 6 1866 15 1,055 00 114,250 82,095 26 10 18 Builder of Sail and Row Boats and Latest Model Clipper Dories 1867 11 844 57 82,675 59,669 66 20 36 Power Dories a Specialty No. 14 Orne Street, Marblehead, Mass. 82 Year Vessels Tonnage Valuation CHARLES BILLMAN ct SON Insurance Live.. Wid. Chil. 1868 4 282 26 $35,000 $28,150 Riggers 1869 16 858 81 83,450 54,887 Vessel Work of Every Description 1870 13 788 15 75,500 59,007 Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 1871 20 1,035 93 90,560 78,253 1872 12 576 68 55,400 Telephone, 579-2 Richmond Loft, 8 1 Commercial Street, Bo:ton 49,121 1873 31 1,624 55 118,700 Established 1860 100,918 1874 10 633 17 49,100 44,975 1875 16 1,050 91 96,000 81,326 Newport Engineering Works 1876 27 1,075 46 150,000 116,222 1877 13 384 93 22,936 19,001 MARINE, STATIONARY and AUTOMOBILE 1878 8 898 57 59,039 MACHINISTS 45,206 1879 29 1,893 36 111,056 90,582 STEAM FITTERS and BOILER M.AKERS 1880 7 300 44 21,000 15,972 1581 8 Steam and Hot Water Heating. Engineers' Supplies. Gas and Gasoline 511 51 31,000 40,493 Engines and Supplies 1882 12 976 74 79,700 54,450 1883 17 1,119 27 94,400 359-365 Thames Street, Newport, R. I. 76,972 1884 16 1,104 46 87,100 63,100 Telephone 150 CABLE, NEW, NEWPORT 1885 12 639 55 67,700 53,040 1886 26 1,751 26 152,300 119,231 1887 13 843 33 62,900 51,455 COMPLIMENTS OF 1888 14 910 97 63,000 54,127 1889 14 853 25 57,200 50,054 1890 18 1,388 87 111,455 97,523 Bingham, Smith & Hill 1891 17 1,402 75 91,600 78,900 1892 12 745 73 46,000 40,238 1893 12 826 42 54,700 47,877 1894 30 2,433 42 175,000 COMPLIMENTS OF 157,626 1895 11 912 02 70,000 53,072 STANDARD MILL SUPPLY CO. 1896 14 1,081 43 71,500 58,486 1897 11 901 54 75,750 43,297 CHARLES H. CHILD, Treasurer 1898 20 1,343 68 97,500 67,736 PROVIDENCE. R. I. 1899 17 1,162 21 75,600 58,201 1900 9 605 97 41,450 26,912 1901 9 1,282 25 73,500 53,941 1902 10 567 09 71,800 51,065 1903 6 738 35 66,500 52,098 Gas Cooking and Gas Heating 1904, 11 1,131 76 127,300 93,994 APPLIANCES i905 11 793 41 74,350 44,259 1906 6 369 95 23,200 19,723 GAS APPLlANCE DEPARTMENT 1907 8 9i7 06 111,300 81,996 1903 5 392 55 33,500 26,382 1909 4 369 35,500 29,325 PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY - --_I I_-- 783 41,973 44 $3,964,696 353 WESTMINSTER STREET 84 COMPLIMENTS OF C. B. TALLMAN 6% SON Wholcsealle Dealers in Fish

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N. C. PEIRSON, Proprietor Two Marine k&ailways Spar Making, Calking, Boat Building, Pile Driving and Dock Building Yacht Hardware and Cordage, Paints, Oils and Varnishes YACHT STORAGE Long Distance Telephone. P. 0. Box 11 ll2, Newport, R. II. w C. SCOTT PARTICULAR ATTENTION ClIIVEN TO IFBSWERNIEN9B SUPPLIIES

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NEWPORT RWODE ISLAND 86 Items of Interest

MACKEREL FOOL FISH EXPERTS ing interests. 1Letluctioii ~vorliswere es- tablished over ;I ytar ago at L'anso and Schooner Grampus Unable to Trace large nui~ibers of these fish were re- Their Lair. duced; estal)lisl~i~ientsliave been built also at Clarlc'~liarbor and Shipcgan, in Alt11ougI1 in his report to tbe Bureau New 13rnnswick. The original pla.lit of Fislier~es 011 tlle work of tl~eNislr lil1~of IIIZC~C- iio:~tinp on the fimt ti1111c is drawn off' ere1 nere seen, wllicll iilforii~;rtion ~~wsinto nnother, an11 so on, tl~ror~ghfive at once given to all schooners hailcd. t:r~~lcs,\v11(%11 it 1,nc~oinc~sl)erfcctly clcnr li'ro~~rtherc t11r (:r;~mpus snilrd to the ant1 is I):lrr,elled for nlarlcc~t. nortl~~v:rrd,and after visiting T'rince 12d- 'I'hr entire oil ol~tput of thc C:rnso wwd Iwland went to tl~cI:r11f of St. ai~dCI;~rli'a 1l;trl)or f;lctories is sold in L;rwrerrcc?. Tlrcre man!. r;rsts were made New Yorli, averaging about 32 cents a of the nets with Ao~no snccess and all galloi~. AFter tlr~oil is drairr~doff the the details ctrrcfullp noted. 'I'hcn tl~c rt~~n:~ii~sof the !is11 fall int~)a sc~cwc3on- Grir,ml)ussailed for honlc, stopping at vc~yor trnrl arc. t;ll

261 to 287 A ST., SOUTH BOSTON 20 CANAL ST., BOSTON, MASS.

COMPLIMENTS OF ELMWOOD MILLS PROVIDENCE, R. I.

COMPLIMENTS OF Joslin Manufacturing Co

COMPLIMENTS OF ARNOLD, BOFFMAN & COMPANY INCORPORATED

PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND CAPT. FRANK C. WAGER

JOHN R. WHITE & SON, Inc.

Central Office, 27 WEYBOSSET ST.. opp. old post Office

PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND

Wharves: 55 Gano Street, 165 South Water Street, 130 Allen's Avenue Yard: 1149 Broad Street 90 Manufacturers of the celebrated CONTOOCOOK A " Indigo Blue Ribbed Underwear and Hosiery for Men

Salesrooms : 104 Chauncy St., Boston 87 Franklin St., New York Mills at Hillsboro Bridge, N. H.

COMPLIMENTS

- - Wasilaburn=Crosby Go. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR

COMPLIMENTS OF

PERKUNs9 BOX GOMPANV CAPT. ANDREW KENNEY

COMPLIMENTS OF --C MAUGER & AVERY Wool Brokers and Commission Merchants

564 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass. i

COMPLIMENTS OF PROVIDENCE COAL COMPANY

I LYSANDER KEMP & SONS f

Soap Manufacturers I w CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS. CHARLES A. SIMONDS Ship Stores i. 80 Chelsea Street - - - Charlestown District Boston, Mass. HARVARD KNITTING MILL MANUFACTURERS OF Ladies' and Misses' Fine Ribbetl UIIderwear Telephone, 1 16 Wakefield WINSHIP, BOIT & CO., Proprietors Post Office Lock Box 74, Wakefield, Mass. CAPT. JOSEPH S. SILVA Compliments of EDWARD PREBLE BARBOUR-STOCK WELL CO. Machinists and Iron Founders Office and Works: 205 Broadway, Cambridgeport. nass. 94 HOTEL LENOX

Exeter and Boylston Streets Boston, Mass, MERRILL, DEXTER & CO. CORPORATION Paillts, Colors, Uarnlsbes

No. 142 High Street, (Near Oliver), Boston, Mass. NEW BEDFORD ICE COMPANY

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12 School Street - New Bedford, Mass.

GEORGE H. WATERMAN ESTABLlSHED 1859 FRANK S. WATERMAN .JOSEPH S. WATERMAN & SONS INCORPORATED Undertalers 2326 and 2328 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Telephone, Roxbury 73 P. DEMPSEY & COMPANY

'I DIRECT IMPORTERS jJ MAYFAIR WHISKIES 117 and 119 Merrimac Street Boston, Mass. J. J. O'NEILL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 'fresb 'fish TELEPHONE 11-3 Provincetown, Mass.

96 BOSTON, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH OEPTH WHERE BUllT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Edith Silveira 86 54 83. 21.4 10.8 Essex 1907 L. J. Costa, Jr. Ellen C. Burke 92.01 60.32 90.5 23.8 10.6 Essex 1903 Chas. Young iclmer E. Gray 121.16 84.94 106.5 24. 11.2 Essex 1903 Atlantic Maritime Co. Llva L. Spurling 74.25 50.72 79.8 1.4 9.2 Essex, Mass. 1904 A. Af. Watwn, Tr. Emily Cooney 73.16 44.94 77.6 21. 9.4 Essex 1902 Edward A. Rich Ethei B. Penney 93 57 99.5 22.7 9.8 Gloucester 1908 S. M. Tatson Evelyn 11. Thompson (gas sclt>\~)'37. 5. 104.4 dd.'i 9.8 Gloncester, Mass. 1908 Thomas A. Crornwell Fannie Belle Atwood 126.41 82.88 99.6 24.3 11.6 Essex 1903 IIenry D. Malone Fannie E. Prescott 124.31 87.68 101. 24. 11.4 Essex 1904 Atlantic Maritime Co. Fish Hawk 91.56 60.24 86.2 24.4 10.2 Quincy 1902 L. D. Baker Flavilla 66. 38. 76.4 21.3 9.2 East Boothbay 1902 L. H. Tourtellotte Flora J. Sears 77.99 46.03 81.4 21.5 9.4 Essex 1904 Manuel Sears Flora S. Nickerson 107.79 73.57 94.3 23.9 10.6 Essex 1902 Thomas A. Cromwell Frailcis J. O'Hara, Jr. 117.29 83.64 104. 24. 11.2 Essex 1904 Francis J. O'Hara Frances 12. 6. 32.6 12.3 6.6 Winthrop, %lass. 1905 Herbert Warden Galatea 65.12 65.12 76. 20.5 9.5 Gloucester 1905 A. M. Watson, Jr. Crenesta 89.14 56.73 90. 22.8 9.8 Gloucestcr 1904 A. %I. 13Tatson, Jr. George E. Lane, Jr. 73.96 73.96 82. 22.1 8.8 Gloucester 1896 A. M. Watson, Jr. Georgia 102. 65. 105.8 22.6 10.2 Essex, Jlass. 1909 A. F. Cahoon Georgians 123. 87. 102.7 24.4 11.6 Essex, Jfass. 1905 Atlantic Maritime Co. Gertrude 84.63 56.85 88. 23.4 9.2 Essex 1902 Francis J. O'Hara Gladys and Nellie 107. 64. 104.8 22.9 10.6 Gloucester, Xass. 1909 G. F. Grueby Growler (sch. boat) 5.95 5.65 26. 11. 3.9 Xostoo 1892 Joseph Miller Guy R. Francis (gas. boat) 11 8 32.2 11.4 5.9 Bristol 1901 E. T. Russell 6- CO. Harmoily 119. SO. 99.5 24.6 11.6 Essex, Xass. 1903 Atlantic Maritime Co. Helen B. Thomas 76.99 48.19 94.2 21.6 9.2 Essex 1902 Cassius Hunt Hope 72.55 54. 84.4 21.6 9.8 Essex 1905 Eastern Fishing Co. Hortensa 90.03 52.08 83.4 21.6 10.5 Essex 1906 Atlantic Maritime Cc. Ida M. Silva 55.14 55.14 70.3 19.7 9. Essex 1903 Michacl J. Ahern Ida S. Brooks 72.82 47.62 80. 21.6 8.6 Gloucester 1901 Manuel Costa

BOSTON, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUlLT WHEN BUlLT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Indiana 122.57 88. 106. 24.4 10.6 Essex 1893 Andrew Leighton James W. Parker 132.17 96.20 101. 24.4 11.6 Essex 1905 Atlantic Xaritime Co. John M. Keen 64.50 61.28 78.8 20. 8.6 Essex 1894 William B. Keen John J. Fallon 125. rrr r. 103. 24. 12. Essex 1908 John J. Falloil Joseph H. Cromwelli 82. 49. 82.8 22.7 8.7 Boothbay 1901 Thomas A. Crornwell Josephine (sloop) 8. 8. 31. 11.4 5.9 Friendship, Me. 1900 P. Curran Josephine DeCosta 114. 84. 96.5 24. 11.4 Essex, A-lass. 1910 L. J. Costa, Jr. Josie and Phebe 137 88 107.9 25.8 12.2 Essex 1908 Sylvester TTThalen Juniata 78. 49. 85. 23. 10. Essex 1898 Florence Solar1 IClondike (sloop boat) 13.70 13.70 37. 14.7 5.6 Gloucester 1897 E. R. Goodwin Leo 37 19 60.2 17.7 7.8 Essex, Mass. 1908 J. F. Leonard Lillian 129.83. 95.54 100.9 24. 11.6 Essex 1905 Eastern Fishing Co. Little Elsie 28 13 52.6 16.8 6.8 East Boothbay 1905 I. C. Harvey Nabel E. Bryson 39. 38. 62.8 18.2 8.3 So Bristol, Me. 1901 William K. Beardsley %fabelleE. Leavitt 7.1 ' Bristol, Xe. 1900 IT. L. Emerson N. Madeleine 7. Essex 1894 Roland Brewer Manhassett 10.8 Gloucester 1902 Henry D. JIalone Margaret Dillon 10.6 Essex 1905 JIichael J. Dillon Marion (gas. boat) 4.7 Bristol, R. I. 1898 D. Atmood Mary B. Greer 9.1 Essex 1908 M. S. Greer Jfarg DeCosta 10.4 Gloucester 1909 L. J. Costa, Jr. Nary E. Silveira 10.2 Gloucester 1904 Edward A. Rich Nary Edith 8.6 Essex 1901 Edward A. Rich Mary T. Fallon 9. Essex 1901 John J. Fallon Xascot (stearn screw) 5.3 Boston 1894 J. L. Morrill Matiana 9.5 Chelsea 1908 Henry D. Italone Mattakeesett 10. Essex 1898 Arthur L. Parker Mattie D. Brundage 8.4 Essex 1895 Martha Bru~ldage Mildred Robinson 11.4 Essex 1903 Atlantic Maritime Co. Mina Swim 9.8 Essex 1904 Atlantic Afaritime Co. BOSTON, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TDNS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS DR FITTERS' NAMES Morning Star 121.29 85.48 99. 24. 11.6 Essex 1906 Francis J. 07Hara Motor (gas screw) 38. 18. 61.8 18.4 7.8 Gloucester 1903 Mary E. Pennington Muriel 120.23 S3.94 104.9 24.3 11.3 Essex 1904 Atlantic Maritime Co. Natalie (sloop boat) 5. 5. 28.8 9.8 4. Kennebunk 1,985 H. 0. Lockhart Kellie Dison 111. 68. 101.9 23.4 9.1 Boston 1889 Leslie M. akers Kokomis 32.64 32.64 57. 17. 7.2 Essex 1903 Mabel W. Tourtellotte Onato 140.01 105.11 101. 24.6 11.8 Essex 1904 E. A. Malone Perseverance (gas screw) 6. 6. 31.8 10.1 3.8 Weymouth 1903 Frank W. 31anuel Pocahontas (gas screw) 14. 13. 45. 14.5 4. Boston 1902 D. E. Atwood Pontiac 115. 79. 96. 23.7 11. Gloucester, Mass. 1906 L. B. Goodspeed Priscilla 44. 28. 64. 18.8 9. Gloucester 1904 Jacob F. Brown Quickstep 104.68 75.79 91. 24. 10.2 Essex 1889 Joseph Bennett Quoddy (steam screw) 34. 17. 59. 15.1 6.2 Dennysville, Me. 1900 Atwood & Paine Co. Quonnapowitt 114. 76. 52. 23.6 11. Gloucester 1903 E. A. Malone Raymah 140.95 95.50 108.6 25.4 11.5 Essex 1905 Atlantic Maritime Co. Rebecca 79.30 49.27 83.8 22.7 9. Essex 1901 A. hL. Watson, Jr. Regina 147.99 111.44 115. 25.7 11.6 Essex 1901 William J. Emerson Robert and Arthur 110.60 78.25 95.2 24. 10.6 Essex 1902 William J. Emerson Rose Standish (gas screw) 45. 25. 65.2 18.8 8.6 Gloucester 1900 J. H. O'Neill Sachem (gas screw) 7. 7. 28.5 11.1 5. Gloucester 1888 A. A. McDonald Sadie and Alice 11. 7. 36.2 12.5 5.5 Boston, Mass. 1904 Henry L. Heack Sarah C. Wharf 65 62 75. 20. 7. Essex 1879 F. J. Carter Seaconnet 65.16 40.41 78.5 20.8 9.2 Essex 1902 G. F. Grueby Selma 122.14 87.84 103.2 24.5 11.4 Essex 1904 Atlantic Maritime Co. Shenandoah (gas aux.) 110.62 69.87 86.4 24. 9.2 Essex 1890 James C. Gannon Spray (steamer) 283.11 159.54 126.6 22. 12.9 Quincy 1905 Bay State Fishing Co. Stranger 52.37 28.45 73.6 19.4 9. Essex 1903 Eastern Fishing Co. Susan and Mary 124.11 83.48 101.5 24. 10.6 Essex 1905 Atlantic Maritime Go. Teresa and Alice 62.80 35.91 72.5 20. 9.2 Essex 1902 George F. Grueby Terranova 138. 94. 106.5 25.6 11.2 Essex 1906 Francis J. O'Hara

BOSTON, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Thomas Brundage 72.84 69.20 79.4 21. 9.1 Essex 1895 Martha Brundage Thomas A. Cromwell 128.91 89.71 109.9 24.5 11.6 Essex 1905 Thomas A. Cromwell Thomas J. Carroll 71.61 45.72 82.8 21.5 8.8 Essex 1905 Thomas A. Cromwell Triton (gas boat) 10. 8. 40. 9. 4. Lowell 1891 Wm. Sawyer Uncle Sam (gas screw) 10. 10. 33.7 12.7 5.8 Bremen 1901 William Grant Vanessa 130. 84. 101.8 24.7 12.1 Essex 1907 A. M. Watson, Jr. Victor and Ethan 94 59 103.4 23. 9.7 Essex 1908 Henry D. Malone Viking 65.80 40.64 76. 20.6 8.6 Gloucester 1892 W. K. Bearcisley Washakie 78 47 89. 21.2 10. Chelsea 1908 E. A. Malone Winifred 94. 60. 90.2 23.6 9.6 Essex, Mass. 1902 Michael Dillon Y W. M. Goodspeed 94 64 100.1 22.7 9.8 Gloucester 1908 George F. Grueby

GLOUCESTER, MASS. Actor (sch. boat) 30.07 17.09 7.8 Gloucester 1902 M. V. Sears Addie M. Story 61.36 40.48 7.4 Essex 1867 Cunningham 6: Thompson Co. Admiral Dewey 111.88 78.80 10.3 Essex 1898 John Chisholm Agnes 108.30 75.06 9.8 Essex 1900 Davis Bros. Alice R. Lawson 121.98 85.69 10.4 Boothbay 1891 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Ahneida 68.30 64.88 8.4 Essex 1892 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Aloha 138.95 100.94 11.2 Essex 1901 Cunningham 8; Thompson Co. Annie and Jennie See Rockport Annie M. Parker 133.95 100.34 10.5 Essex 1901 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Appomattox 69.89 47.10 8.6 Essex 1902 Fred. Howard Arabia 123.28 86.35 10.8 Essex 1903 Sylvanus Sinith 6: Co., Inc. Arbutus 120 86 10. Essex 1893 Cunningham & Thompson Co Arcadia 127.45 90.03 10.1 Gloucester 1901 Sglvanus Smith & Co., Inc. Arethusa 157 107 12.5 Essex 1907 Cunningham & Thompson Co Arkona 133.08 97.98 10.7 Essex 1901 Cunningham & Thompson Co. GLOUCESTER, MASS.

OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT NAMES Arrow 30. . 29. 55.9 17.3 6.5 Boston, Maass. 1864 Chas. 8. Steeie Arthur D. Story 103.80 75.78 85. 23.3 9.6 Essex 1885 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Arthur James 133.67 97.66 103.4 24.8 10.6 Essex 1905 Archibald Devine Atalanta 103.93 74.87 93. 23.5 10. Essex 1894 R. Wadding Athlete 132.78 96.91 107.4 25. 11.6 Essex 1906 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Avalon 124.57 85.04 100. 24.7 10.4 Essex 1903 Orlando Merchant Azorian (sloop) 20.19 20.19 43.4 15.1 6.6 Gloucester 1902 Mary E. Mitchell Belbina P. Domingoes 97.20 71.17 91. 23.1 10.4 Gloucester 1904 Manuel P. Domingoea Benjamin A. Smith (gas screw) 146. 91. 116.1 85.6 10.6 Essex 1908 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Beulah Maud (sloop boat) 12.92 12.28 35.5 12.1 6.3 North Haven 1892 F. A. Bickford Blanche 109.86 78.59 92.6 23.8 10. Essex 1899 Davis Bros. Blanche F. Irving 26.44 26.44 52.6 16.8 7. Gloucester 1901 George W. Turner ;; Bohemia 124.43 86.43 96.4 25.4 10.2 Gloucester 1301 Sylvanus Smith & Co., Inc. P3Bryda F. (gas sloop boat) 14.66 9. 39.8 10.7 4.7 Boston 1902 Frank Stanwood Carrie C. 75.47 71.70 73.2 22.2 7.7 Essex 1882 James E. Bradley Carrie E. (gas screw) 10. 9. 39. 13.4 4.8 Beverly 1881 J. B. Thompson Catherine Burke 130.43 92.10 101. 24.2 11.2 Essex 1904 Manuel Simmons Catherine D. Enos (gas screw) 45. 45. 62. 19. 8.4 Gloucester 1904 Antonio Enos Cavalier 135.89 96.59 105.2 25. 11.2 Essex 1904 Cunninghanl R; Thompson Go. Cecil H. Low 79.17 75.21 78.6 22.2 8. Essex 1882 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Charles A. Dyer See Lanesville Cherokee (gas screw) 15. 11. 39. 14.1 6.2 Boothbay 1898 George A. Smith City of Everett (sloop boat) See Rockport Clara G. Silva 81.67 50.94 85.2 21.5 9.6 Essex 1906 Manuel G. Silva. Claudia 113.99 79.38 97. 24.6 10.4 Essex 1902 Sylvanus Smith &; Co., Inc. Clintonia 147.23 105.05 109. 25.1 11.9 Gloucester 1907 Orlando Merchant Colonial 109.02 79.49 96. 24. 10.6 Essex 1902 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Colonial (gasoline boat) 6.62 5.65 29.6 8.3 4. Gloucester 1905 John C. Foster Columbia (steam tug) 19.71 9.86 56.5 13.3 4.4 Middletown 1892 John C. Foster Conqueror 139.89 104.04 10'7.6 25.4 11.4 Essex 1905 John Chisholm

GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Constellation (auxiliary sch.) 137.62 89.56 107.6 25.4 11.2 Essex, Mass. 1902 Orlando Merchant Corona 119.40 82.35 101.4 24.4 9.8 Essex 1901 Cunningham R; Thon~psonCo. Corsair 111.88 78.51 95.5 24. 9.8 Essex 1899 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Cynthia 137.94 98.86 105.5 24.5 11. Gloucester 1006 8)-lvanus Smith & Co., Inc. Dauntless 111.43 77.71 91. 24.2 10.2 Essex 1899 Charles Young Diana 123.37 89.44 103. 24.4 10.8 Essex 1903 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Diana (gas screw) 17. 17. 44.8 15. 6.4 Oloucester 1903 &fanuel Simmons Dictator 126.93 92.56 102. 24.6 10.4 Essex, Mass. 1901 F. J. Thompson Dixie (sch. boat) 17.81 16.92 48.4 15.3 5.5 Beverly 1880 Benj. W. Hodgdon Edith L. (sloop boat) See Lanesville Edward A. Rich 83.66 58.07 81. 23. 9.2 Essex 1892 Michael Walen & Son Effie M. Morrissey 120.08 83.07 93.6 23.8 10.2 Essex 1894 Ansell Snow ;; Effie 31. Prior 138.29 97.83 103.4 24.6 12.2 Essex 1906 Michael Walen & Son Eglantine 99.02 67.47 91. 23.7 9.8 Essex 1902 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Elector 119.26 84.55 95.4 24. 10.4 Essex 1892 Jerome McDonald Electric Flash 116.22 80.05 95.3 25. 9.8 Essex 1901 James E. Bradley Ella G. King 75.22 52.43 77.1 21.8 8. Essex 1885 William A. King Ella M. Goodwin 121.40 86.30 103.2 24.8 10.4 Essex, Mass. 1901 Michael Walen & Son Emerald 42.32 40.20 62.8 19. 6.8 Essex 1884 A. T. Greenlaw Emily Sears 44.38 22.93 63.6 18.1 8.3 Gloucester 1906 Manuel Sears Esperanto 140.22 91.33 107.4 25.4 11.4 Essex 1906 Orlando Merchant Essex 116.85 84.56 88.7 23.8 10.2 Essex 1889 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Go. Esther Gray ((gas screw) 30. 14. 52.1 16.5 8. Gloucester 1903 Manuel Simmons Esther Xadeline (gas screw) 10. 10. 31.6 11. 5.5 Gloucester 1905 Henry C. Lufkin Etta B. (sch. boat) See Rockport Etta Mildred 72.31 45.39 82. 21.5 8.6 Essex 1902 Cunningham d Thompson Co. Eugenia 100. 66. 89.5 22.8 10.9 Gloucester, Mass. 1908 Sylvanus Smith 6- Co., Inc. Eva Avina (sloop) 17.00 17. 43. 15.4 6.2 Gloucester 1903 Manuel Mitchell Eveleth (steam tug) 42.21 28.70 56.5 15. 7.2 Gloucester 1897 Master Mariners Tow Boat Co. GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREAOTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Fannie A. Smith 122.53 87.41 103.5 24.4 10.8 Essex 1903 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Fitz A. Oakes 24.49 23.87 51. 15.4 6.8 Gloucester 1892 Thomas Landry Flirt 119.36 82.57 101. 24.9 10.6 Essex 1901 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Florence 14. 14. 38.2 13.7 5.8 Swans Island, Me 1902 Otis F. ITar~rey Frarlces P. Mesquita 105. 71. 92.6 23.2 10.2 Gloucester 1905 Joseph P. Mesquita George Parker 135.88 100.92 97. 25.6 10.6 Essex 1901 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Georgie Campbell 111.65 78.79 94.8 24.3 10. Essex 1893 Davis Bros. Georgiana (sch. boat) 17. 17. 42.1 14.2 6.5 Salem 1905 M. S. Sears Geraldine (gas screw) 7. 6. 29.6 10.2 5.1 Bristol, Xe. 1901 The Story Co. Gladiator 112.81 75.24 92.6 24.8 10. Essex 1891 Jerome McDonald Good Luck 106.72 66.60 94.2 23.6 9.5 Boothbay 1906 A. E. Walen Gossip 122.04 91.21 101.7 24.4 10.4 Essex, Mass. 1900 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Grace Otis 62. 35. 87. 22.5 8.5 Newburyport 1895 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Cracie (gas screw 14. 9. 42. 13. 5. Beverly 1882 Peter Grant Gracie E. Freeman (sch. boat) 12.94 12.29 39. 15. 5. Essex 1890 Manuel Simmons Grayling 121.43 87.89 97.8 24.4 10.4 Essex 1891 Orlando Merchant Hsrriett 95. 58. 104. 22.6 10.2 Gloucsster, Mass 1910 Schwart- S3 Bernsteii~ Harry A. Nickerson 133. 83. 107.6 24.5 10.8 Boothbay 1901 Gorton-Pea Fislieriea Co. Harrie M. Young 12. 11. 37.5 12.7 4.7 Iienllebunk, Me. 1579 Lewis Tarr Harvard 112.16 76.35 95.4 23.6 10.4 Essex 1891 Orlando Merchant Hattie A. Heckman 105 72 90. 24.6 10. Essex 1895 Michael Walen & Son Hattie L. Trask 74.91 48.78 82. 22.2 8.5 Essex 1895 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Hazel R. Hines 121.90 79.42 101. 25. 10.8 Essex 1904 Lovett Hines Helen G. Wells 95.46 66.73 91.2 24.8 9.4 Gloucester 1893 Gorton Pew Fisherie~; Go. Hobo (gas screw) 16. 10. 39. 14.8 8.2 Rockport, Me. 1900 William H. Small Hoosier (gas screw) 129. 129. 108.5 25.2 11. Gloucester, Mass. 1902 W. R. Nelson Ignatius Enos (sloop boat) 13.36 12.70 41.2 14.1 5.5 Essex 1894 Adelaide S. Vieira Independence 11. 145. 109. 111. 25.4 11.8 Essex, Mass. 1904 Cunningham &- Thompson Co. Ingomar 143.36 103.58 104.8 25.7 11.4 Essex 1904 Cunningham c4r. Thompson (74. Island Home 43.32 41.15 64. 20.9 6.3 Middletown 18C0 Thomas E. Reed

GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Jack O'Lantern (sloop) 7. 6. 34.8 13.2 4.5 Harpswell, Me. 1884 Arthur Diggins J. F. McMorrow (sloop boat) 13.99 13.29 40.7 12.7 5.6 Boston -3b4 George W. Wright J. J. Flaherty 162.16 124.12 110.8 25.4 12. Essex 1899 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. J. K. Manning 297.85 228.99 111. 29.2 9.7 Dennisville, N. J. 1869 J. E. Manning Co. James and Esther 76.28 47.40 81.7 21. 9.8 Essex 1903 D. S. Tarr Jeffrey (gas screw) 5. 5. 38.2 9.7 4.3 Boston, Mass. 1598 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Jennie B. Hodgdon 118.10 85.30 95.4 23.4 10.4 Essex 1891 Cunningham $ Thompson (3. Jennie 11. Gilbert (gas screw) 26. 25. 51.1 16.7 5.8 Bristol, Me. 1871 Carl C. young Jennie Maud (s (loop) 8. 8. 36.5 12. 5. Waldoboro 1891 X. F. Williams Jessie P. (gas screw) 9. 9. 41. 13.2 6.2 Eastport 1893 George W. Wright John Hays IIammond 132.10 92.08 101.9 24.5 11.8 Essex 1907 Lemuel E. Spinney John R. Bradley 112 80 96.8 24.5 9.8 Essex 1900 Gorton-Pew Fisheries GO. Jubilee 92. 61. 85. 22.4 9.6 Gloucester 1594 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Judique 121.44 89.19 98.2 24. 10.8 Essex 1891 John Chisholm Julietta (gas screw) 27. 26. 53.5 17.2 6.1 Bath, Me. 1881 Lars Olsen Juno 119.93 85.45 96. 24. 10.8 Gloucester 1905 Gorton-Pew Fisheries CO. Eineo 119.90 83.76 98. 24. 10.6 Gloucester 1902 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Lafayette (gas screw) 30. 13. 61. 17.2 7. Gloucester 1903 John Chisholm Laura Enos (gas screw) If. 17. 41.7 15.1 6. Cloucester 1901 Manuel J. Rose Lena and Maud 109.99 75.23 93. 24.8 9.6 Essex, Mass. 1897 Davis Bros. Lena May (aux. sloop boat) See Rockport Lewis C. Totman (gas screw) 14. 8. 36.2 13.7 5.9 Friendship L. J. Triator Lillian (gas screw) 28. 28. 51.4 18.1 7.8 Gloucester John F. Barrett Little Addie ((gas screw) 9. 9. 30.4 11. 5.3 Friendship, Me. Ronald McDonald Little Fannie (gas screw) 23. 13. 54.4 15. 5.2 Bristol, Me. Abdon Winkpaw Little Giant (steam boat) 26.14 13.07 43. 13. 5. Gloucester Gloucester Ferry Co. Lizzie M. Stanley 124.57 92.39 103. 24.8 10. Essex, Mass. Joshua W. Stanley Lottie G. Merchant 115.91 79.15 95.4 24.9 9.8 Essex Orlando Merchant Lucania 147.22 104.34 108.9 25. 11.8 Gloucester Sylvanus Smith S: Co., Inc. Lucinda I. Lowell 110.38 77.78 93. 24. 9.7 Essex Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT Mabel D. Hines 126.09 92.86 94.6 24.2 10.4 Essex Lovett Hines Madonna 115.86 79.09 91.2 23.8 9.2 Essex John Chisholm Maguerite Haskins 101.74 72.73 92.4 24.8 9.4 Essex Orlando Merchant Margaret 115.11 79.16 94.2 24.9 9.8 Essex Davis Bros. Margie Smith 61. 38. 74.5 22.2 7.7 Bristol, Me. Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. llarguerite (gas boat) 13.68 13. 40.7 14.8 6.8 Waldoboro Jacob P. Barrett Mariner (steam tug) 49. 17. 53. 15. 6. Gloucester Manuel Simmons Alarian (gas screw) 16. 16. 41.6 15.3 7.6 Essex, hlass. Master Mariners Towboat Co. Narsala 80.16 54.18 76. 22.1 8.4 Essex Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Mary A. Gleason 65.12 65.12 78.4 21.3 8. Essex Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. lrary E. Cooney See Rockport Mary E. Harty (gas screw) 123. -rr i. 95.7 25.6 10.2 Gloucester 1901 Orlando Merchant Mary E. Webb (sch. boat) 11.99 11.40 40.6 12. 5.3 Castine 1882 William C. Whitman cn Mary Elizabeth 22.51 21.28 49. 14. 5. Salisbury 1852 George W. Douglass Mary Emerson (gas screw) 12. 12. 41.4 12.9 5. Essex 1889 Charles Nelson Mary F. Curtis 121.34 85.39 101.3 24. 11.2 Essex 1903 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Mattie Winship 77.40 73.44 76.5 22. 7.7 Gloucester 1882 James E. Bradley Xaud B. Murray 17. 16. 44.2 15. 5.3 Boothbay 1881 Fred. Langsf ord BIaud F. Silva See Rockport Maxine Elliott 111.66 75.73 95. 24. 10. Essex Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Maxwell (gas screw) 18. 18. 46.5 15.2 6.6 Gloucester Charles M. Parsons Mettwomet 34.89- 22.92 61.3 17. 7.8 Essex >lanuel Simmons Xinnie (gas screw) 4. 7. 28.8 11.2 5.5 Waldoboro Joseph W. Norwood Miranda 108.59 76.83 93.2 24.8 9.5 Essex Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Monarch (gas screw) 126. 92. 103. 24.8 10.8 Essex John Chisholm Monitor 137.73 100.67 109. 25.4 10.8 Essex Jerome McDonald Morning Star (gas boat) 9.35 9.35 36.8 13.2 5. Rockport Frank Silva Multnomah See Pigeon Cove Nyrtle (gas boat) 8.33 7.34 32.3 9.2 5. Gloucester 1905 Frank A. Tarr

GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' ~AMES Mystery 114. 78. 98.5 23.8 11.2 Gloucester 1904 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Mystery (gas screw) 12. 12. 38. 10.8 5. Gloucester, Nass. I905 E. J. Livingston N. A. Rowe (gas screw) 16. 15. 41.9 14.9 6.2 Boothbay 1892 John Geary Natalie J. Nelson 117.09 78.01 97.6 24. 11.8 Esses, Nass. 1903 Albert L. Larkin Nautilus (gas boat) 11.84 6.76 33.3 11.6 6. Belfast 1899 Charles H. Smith Nellie (steam tug) 46.61 31.70 57. 15.7 7.8 Essex 1902 &laster Mariners Towboat Co. Nettie (gas boat) See Rockport Norma 110.07 77.08 Essex 1894 Cunningham S- Tlioinpon Co. Olga 113.36 77.21 Essex i90U Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Olivia Sears (sloop boat) 15.11 15.11 Gloucester 1899 Manuel Alves 77.84 50.28 Essex, Mass. 1899 Sylvanus Smith 8; Co.. Inc. F Olpqia o On Tlme (gas screw) 13. 12. Boothbay 1894 The Story Co. .l Orenon 113.65 79.04 Essex 1899 Davis Bros. Oriole 145. 101. Essex 1908 Orlando Merchant Paragon 115. 80.60 Essex 1903 David I. Robinson Patrician 125.54 93.14 Esses 1905 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Patriot 81.73 58.59 Essex 1898 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Pauline 75.34 51.46 Essex 1895 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Pearl (sloop boat) 10.07 10.07 Gloucester 1904 Isaac H. Frost Pet (steamer) 21. 10. E. Prov., R. I. 1897 Rockport Cold Storage Co. Petrel (gas screw) 10. 9. Waldoboro 1889 Eben A. Brazier Philip (steam lighter) 75.38 51.26 Gloucester 1903 Thomas E. Reed Pinta 99.12 68.84 Essex 1893 John Chisholm Preceptor 123. 89. Essex, Mass. 1899 Jerome McDonald Priscilla Smith 120.56 89.53 Essex 1900 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Pythian 69.49 45.72 Essex 1894 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Quartette (gas screw) 14. 13. Lsnn 1899 Antone Courant, Jr. Ralph L. Hall 125.99 90.22 Gloucester 1901 Frank H. Hall Ralph Russell 73.85 48.69 Gloucester 1894 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. + GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES CROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMCS Ramona 88.23 58.37 86. 23.2 9.2 Essex, Mass 1892 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Rara Avis (gas boat) 10.82 10.82 36.4 13.5 5.6 Rockport 1901 Carl 0. Roos Rebecca Bartlett 67.01 45.27 73.9 20.9 7.6 Essex, Slass. 1869 Cunningham 6- Tho~llpsonCo. Reliance cgas screw) 10. 19. 44.8 15.3 7. Gloucester 1903 John Eelson Reliance (gas screw) 19. 19. 44.8 13.6 7. Bremen 1904 Erod Hanson Rex 134 93 102.6 24.4 12. Essex 1908 F. L. Daris Rhodora 116. 81. 103.9 23.5 11. Essex, Mass. 1910 Cunningham I% Thompson GO. Richard 134.17 90. 103. 25. 11.6 Essex 1907 Mailnel Simmons Rita A. T'iator (gas screw) 47. 22. 63. 19.3 8.8 Gloucester 1904 Manuel H. Viator Robert C. Harris (sch. boat) 21. 16. 48.5 16.5 7.5 Eastport 1903 Parkman G. Hodgdon Rob RQy 110.26 79.96 96. 23.6 10.6 Essex 1900 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Romance 136.53 96.72 108. 25.2 11.6 Essex 1906 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. S. P. Willard 127.94 87.64 98.6 25.2 10.4 Essex 1892 Cunningham & Thompson Co. CQ Saladin (auxiliary sch.) 137.79 89.66 108. 25.3 11.2 Essex 1902 Cunninghanl 8: Thon~psonCo. Sarah ((gas screw) 13. 13. 35.4 14.5 5.4 Gloucester 1888 Nathaniel Nelson Scud (gas screw) 13. 12. 40.4 13.5 5. Bath 1870 Abraham Abrahamson Senator 110.10 74.62 94.8 24.5 10.2 Essex 1893 Jerome McDonald Senator Gardner 129.20 94.05 102. 24.8 10.8 Essex 1900 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Senator Saulsbury 107.77 77.78 86.6 23.3 9. Essex 1887 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Slade Gorton 130.04 88.62 102.6 25.2 9.9 Gloucester 1901 John Chisholm Smuggler 119.27 91.12 103.6 24.2 10.6 Essex 1902 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Speculator 110.31 77.63 96.2 24.5 9.8 Essex 1895 Hugh Parkhurst & Co. Stiletto 136 99 105.7 24.8 11.7 Gloucester, Mass. 1910 Orlando Nerchant Sylvester (gas screw) 14. 6. 40.3 13.8 5.8 Rockland. Me. 1899 Sven Hanson Tacoma 105.50 71.69 96.4 24.2 10. Essex 1930 Samuel G. Pool & Sons Taquine (gas screw) 9. 8. 34.8 8.8 4. Gloucester, Mass. 1905 Gloucester Fresh Fish CO. Tattler 172.43 135.92 113.9 25.8 12. Essex 1901 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Teazer 9i. 61. 91.3 24. 9.8 Essex 1905 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Thalia 82.60 78.49 81.8 22. 9. Gloucester 1892 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. Theodore Roosevelt 125.44 90.90 104.6 24.5 10.6 Gloucester 1901 Davis Bros.

GLOUCESTER, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Thomas S. Gorton 140. 92. 106.6 25.4 11.5 Essex 1905 William H. Thomas Titania 106.57 77.43 94. 24.2 9.2 Essex 1899 Sylvanus Smith 8; Co., Inc. Torpedo (gas screw) 13. 13. 34.5 12.8 5.4 Deer Isle, Me. 1882 A. A. Brown Trilby (sloop boat) See Pigeon Cove Two Sisters (gas screw) 9. 9. 34.2 12.2 5.6 Bremen, Me. 1898 Manuel F. Perry, 2d Valentinna (gas screw) 46. 30. 65. 19. 9.4 Gloucester 1902 Charles 07hTeil Veda M. McEown (aux. sch) 131.68 83.44 106.2 25.5 10.4 Essex 1902 Davis Bros. Victor (auxiliary sch.) 121.68 75.92 95.5 25.4 10.2 Essex 1901 John W. McFarland Volant 96.31 96.31 85.9 23. 9.6 Gloucester 1899 Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. W. E. Morrises 123.68 93.75 93.4 23.5 9. Essex 1890 Carl C. Young W. H. Clements (gas screw) 9. 9. 36.8 11.8 5.5 Biddeford 1884 Percy M. Reed W. H. Moody 75.25 48.32 82.8 22.2 8.6 Essex 1897 Sylvanus Smith 8; Co., Inc. Waldo L. Stream 122.45 81.13 102.3 24.4 11.4 Essex 1904 B. Montgomery & Son Walter P. Goulart 84.62 55.94 83. 21.7 10.2 Essex 1904 Manuel Simmons Wanderer (sloop boat) 13.66 12.98 37.2 13.4 4.5 Gloucester 1881 J. E. Wenneberg Water Witch (aw. sloo~boat) See Annisquam Wenham Lake (sloop doat) 12.70 12.70 37. 13. 4.5 Gloucester 1896 Allen McDonald Wm. H. Rider 68.83 45.80 80.5 20.6 9. Essex 1895 Cunningham I% Thompson Co. Wodan (gas screw) 10. 10. 33.6 12.2 5.2 Gloucester, Mass. 1898 Charles M. Parsons Yakima 108.51 71.12 96.6 24.5 10.4 Essex 1902 John Chisholm PROVINCETOWN, MASS. Active (gas screw) 14. 14. 41.4 14.6 5.6 Essex 1895 Ches. T. Forrest Albert Brown (gas screw) 16. 16. 43.2 1 6.4 Gloucester, Yass. 1900 John Caton American 124.81 99.33 93. 24. 10.5 Essex 1891 P. A. TThorf Angelia B. Nickerson (steamer) 46.27 26.97 70.6 15. 6.8 Boothbay 1886 J. S. Nickerson Annie and Cecelia 6. 6. 85. 9. 4. Gloucester, Xass. 1909 hIartin Nelson hie'Perry 116.29 75.20 97. 24.1 11.3 Essex 1903 Joseph Cabrall Arbitrator 106.35 72.97 90.4 24. 10. Essex 1897 Joseph Crowell PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Barbara (gas screw) 16. 16. 40.2 15.3 7.5 Friendship 1901 John Johnson Bessie (gas screw) 21. 21. 46.5 15.8 7. Glouccste~Jlass. 1900 Manuel Silva Bessie S. Kelley (sloop boat) 7.60 7.22 30. 13.2 4.2 Portland 1894 Geo. E. Kennedy Briganza (aux. sloop boat) 10.11 9.61 35.3 12.3 5.9 Bremen, Me. 1896 J. W. Fuller Clara Dinsmore 61. 58. 70. 21. 6.6 SThi ting, 11e. 1876 Graciano Rio Climax (gas screw) 12. 11. 31.5 12.4 5. Hennebunk 1881 Diogo da Souza Crescent (gas screw) 13. 9. 37.5 14. 6. Friendship, Me. 1904 Edward W. Newcomb Dart (gas) 15: 15. 41.3 14.6 6.4 Gloucester 1902 Frank I. Sears Ellen A. Swift 131.92 125.32 88.5 24. 9.1 Essex 1882 Joseph E. Dyer Emilia Enos 97. 66. 89. 23.9 9.5 Essex 1902 Joseph Nanta Empress (gas boat) 15. 10. 45.4 10.6 4.7 Youngstown, N. Y. 1878 N. S. Cook Eunice (sloop boat) 8.71 8. 30.5 C 11.8 5. Friendship 1889 L. P. Hatch Frances V. Sylvia 95. 64.35 85. 21.7 10.2 Essex 1904 John G. Silva Gladstone 102.85 74.82 82.4 23.2 .8.8 Essex 1886 Philip A. Whorf Gleaner (aux. sch.) 44 25 58. 20.3 6.6 Essex 1903 Consolidated Weir Co. Golden Eagle (gas crew) 18. 9. 44.2 14.1 6.5 Beverly 1890 William Miller Gov. Russell 135.79 129. 94.6 25. 10.4 Essex 1892 Joseph Crowell Grace Darling (sloop boat) 5.49 5.22 27.6 9.5 4. Provincetown 1862 Joseph Weeks estate Gracie (gas screw) 5. 5. 22.1 10.6 3.5 Tisbury 1852 Charles A. Foster Harvester 106.31 76.04 90.4 23.6 9.6 Essex 1892 Joseph Crowell Iris ((gas crew) 14. 14. 39.5 14.9 6.3 Gloucester 1888 Alfred A. Mayo James P. Foster, Jr. 34.02 32.32 58.9 18.5 6.2 East Haddam 1862 M. W. Burt Jennie A. Hupper (gas screw) 8. 30. 11.5 5.7 Bremen, Me. 1892 Chas. V. Campbell Jessie Costa 89.63 102.5 24.6 11.6 Essex 1905 Joseph Manta Jessie D. 10. 40. 10. 4.8 Neponset, Nass. 1909 Joseph P. Dutra John W. Caswell (gas screw) Waldoboro, Me. 1886 John B. Bangs John R. Manta Essex 1904 Joseph Manta Joseph P. Johnson Essex 1889 John G. Silva Kate Maxwell, (gas boat) South Boston 1888 Chas. A. Foster Lear C. (gas screw) Kennebunk, lie. 1901 W. J. Co~ea

PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR CITTEPS' NAMES NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT Leonora 9.08 9.08 34. 11.5 4.6 Kennebunk 1879 Helnan F. Smith Letha May (gas scresv) 7. 7. 29.9 10.2 4.4 St. George, Me. 1884 R. W. Cook Lewie Warren (gas screw) 17. 17. 44.8 14.8 6.6 Gloucester 1903 Frank Silva Lillian Russell (gas screw) 11. 10. 34.7 14.4 4.4 Essex 1895 Howard R. Hopkins Little Jenuie (gas screiv) 19. 19. 46.4 14.2 4.S Gloucester 1904 Herman L. Mayo Lizzie B. Foster (gas scre~v) 12. 13. 36.7 14.2 6. Gloucester 1899 Daniel Williams Lottie Ryrnes . 97. 68. 82. 22.5 8.5 Essex 1876 P. A. Whorf Louise C. Cabral 96.19 59. 87. 22.7 10.6 Essex 1904 Manuel Costa Louise R. Sylva 131.38 92.64 101. 24.4 11.4 Essex 1904 Tarvis Lucy B. Winsor (gas screw) 13. 13. 42. 14.1 5. Essex 1890 John J. O'Neil Magnolia (gas screw) 16. 9. 45.0 14.8 6. Gloucester 1901 Manuel E. Silva C 1903 Manuel Davis r Malicia Enos (gas screw) 16. 9. 40. 14.6 5.8 Gloucester Matchless 107. 73. 93.7 23.6 10.6 Essex 1902 John A. Xatheson Mary C. Santos 122.90 89.42 97.4 24.5 11.6 Essex 1904 Joseph A. Manta Mary E. Silveira 93. 63. 85. 22.4 10.2 Gloucester 1904 Joseph Cabral Nildred and Blanch (gas screw) 9. 8. ?9,5 11. 5.5 Friendship, Me. 1891 John R. Swatz Mogul (sloop) 9.81 9.36 30.5 11.7 5.5 Bremen, Me. 1893 W. M. Elwell Monitor 110.02 78.88 88. 23.7 9.5 Essex 1886 P. A. Whorf Muriel (gas. boat) 7 7 42. 8.6 3.6 Gloucester 1904 T. B. Henderson Nancy (gas screw) 1. 14. 38.5 14.4 5. Provincetown 1894 Edwin W. Smith Nettie Franklin 102. 68. 93.2 24.8 9.6 Essex 1901 Joseph Crowell Pearl (gas screw) 16. 16. 40.6 15. 6. Gloucester 1899 Daggett Bros. Perseverance (gas boat) 12.96 12.96 31.4 15.1 5. Provincetown 1902 Frank Paulson Philip P. Manta 70.11 43. 81. 22. 9. Essex 1902 Joseph Manta Pollywog 19. 19. 43. 13.1 4.7 Provincetown 1901 Chas. E. Norton Rattler (gas boat) 10.01 6. 33.5 11.6 5.8 Friendship, Me. 1904 Wm. W. Wareham Reliance (gas screw) 13. 9. 37.5 14. 6.1 Friendship, Me. 1903 Wm. B. Lewis Rose Cabral 94.06 89.36 86.6 23.9 9 1 Essex 1890 Joseph Cabral Rose Dorothea 147.26 108.70 108.7 24.6 12. Essex 1905 Joseph Crowell Success (gas screw) 8. 8. 31.1 12.7 4.8 Cape Elizabeth 1882 Antone Gaspa

NEW BEDFORD, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS=LEN~TH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES

Dorothy T. (gas. screw) 7 r 24.8 12.4 3.6 New Redford, Mass. 1895 John I?. Dias Eclipse (gab. screw) 10 i 30. 12.8 4.3 Boothbay, Me. 1888 Jolm E. Johnson Etta M. Story 55. 52 6 9 20.4 7.5 Danr~ersport,?,lass. 1860 David K. lielley Flight (gas. screw) 8 8 30.5 13.3 4.1 New Bedford, Mass. 1881 Ellsworth L. Sabine Friend (gas. screw) 12 6 37.8 ' 9 3 Boston, Mass. 1890 Frank B. \-eeder Gracie Smith (gas screw) 12 12 3 9.3 12.5 4.7 Icennebunkport, Me. 1850 Serjio Dutra Hester (gas. screw) 14 13 40. 14.8 5. Osterville, Alass. 1901 Jos. M. Marshall Jessie 21 20 5 1 14.6 5.7 Essex. Mass. 1892 David X. Krllev J. W. Bradley, 48 45 68.4 20.5 6.7 Bristol, Me. 1871 David K. Kelley Laura E. Gamage (gas. screw) 13 12 39. 13.5 5.5 Briutol, Ire. 1877 Ales. Lewis Leone (gas. screw) 12 12 37.2 12.4 5.3 Eden, Rle. 1902 Michael Rilep ,Louise (gas. screw) 9 9 23.9 12.8 4.1 Wareham, Mass. 1904 Samuel Ross 2 ',JIargie (gas. screw) 9 8 28.2 13.3 5.2 Osterville, Mass. 1888 Wm. A. Vanderhoop Xerlin (gas. screw) 6 6 24.3 12.2 3.6 Oaterville, Mass. 1903 Irwin C. Hall 31i11nie T. Rackett (gas. screw) 8 7 30.8 13.2 5.2 Greenport, N. Y. 1888 Julio Ferreira Xoselle (gas. screw) 9 9 35. 12.6 4.6 Millbridge, Me. 1886 Kalter R. Hall Naulahka (cat) 5 5 28. 10.8 3.4 Marion, Mass. IS99 Chas. R. Burnpus Ranger 24 22 49.8 16.5 6 Brunswick, Me. 1871 David N. Kelley Sarah Smith (gas. screw) i 6 27.3 1. 4.6 Manuel J. Silva Viking (gas. screw) 2 7 19 4s. 16.1 7.6 Noank, Conn. 1897 John J. Sater

DUXBURY, MASS, Manomet 73. 43. 78.9 20.5 10. East Boothbay 1901 Sanford C. Winsor Nassachusetts 141.20 102.81 106. 25.2 11.4 Essex 1901 Sanford C. Winsor Massasoit 32.47 32.47 58.4 17.8 7.6 Gloucester 1898 Sanford C. Winsor Metalnora 116.6G 81.36 97. 24. 11.4 Gloucester, Nass. 1902 Sanford C. Winsor hlooanam 117.44 82.56 99. 24. 11.4 Gloucester 1903 Sanford C. Winsor Mooween 122.50 83.56 102.8 24.4 10.2 Gloucester 1904 Sanford C. Winsor

DUXBURY, MASS.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS NAMES 133.08 95.59 105. 24.6 10.8 Essex 1902 Sanford C. XTinsor Squanto 1899 Sanford C. MTinsor Tecwnsch 41. 41. 65.8 18.8 8.8 Essex

PLYMOUTH, MASS. 1896 A. Minervn 56. 47. 71.9 90. 9.9 East Boston M. Watson, Jr.

ROCKPORT, MASS. , 1901 ~ohnS. Cooney r Annie and Jeivlie (gas screw) 34. 31. 55. 1. 7.4 Gloucester wl City of Ecerett (gas screw) 8. 8. 31.1 11.1 5.8 Waldoboro 1893 Henry L. Story August Bigalke 13. 11. 44. 13.6 7. Xe. 1900 Etta B. (sch. boat) St. George, Samuel Q. Perkina Frances Parker (sloop boat) 13.57 12.99 40. 18.4 6. Swan's Island 1891 M. 1890 George H. Tarr Lena 3Iay (gas screw) 9. 8. 31.1 12.2 5.4 Waldoboro mar^ E. Cooney 88.71 57.42 85. 22.6 10.2 Gloucester 1903 Frank Cooney Mary J. Ward (sch. boat) 11.90 11.30 38.9 12.9 5.1 Essex 1887 Charles Cushman Maud F. Silva 88.46 57.98 85. 22.5 10.5 Gloucester 1904 John Silva, 2nd Nettie (gas aux.) 9.08 8.63 32.7 11.5 5.5 Bremen, Me. 1894 M. E. Thurston Queen of the Sea (sch. boat) 11.73 11.14 39.4 12.8 4.7 Bath 1871 Agnes Contrino

PIGEON COVE, MASS. 1889 Edward Webster Multnomah 124.14 117.94 82.5 28.6 6.2 Ledyard, Ct. Bucksport 1898 A. H. Konson Trilby (sloop boat) 8.36 8.36 30.7 10. 6. Marguerite S.IlcKenzie (gas sc.) 13. 13. 39.4 13.3 5.4 Gloucester 1901 The Story Co. BEVERLY, MASS.

OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH OEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT NAMES Clara D. Swett (sch. boat) 14.47 13.75 45. 14. 5.2 Wellfleet 1866 Philemon Page E. C. Hussey 81.03 41. 82. 22. 9.4 Essex 1896 Isaac W. SVoodbury Edna (sloop boat) 12.55 8.38 36.5 13.4 5.9 Beverly 1896 Albion Frye Ellen M. (sch. boat) 6. 6. 39.7 11.1 3.9 Scituate 1868 David W. Duncan Galena (sloop boat) 5.71 5.43 29.1 11.4 4. Newcastle 1889 John Buckley Gladp and Sabra 70. 50. 79. 21.4 8.4 Essex 1903 Oliver F. Kilham Governor Cleaves (sloop boat) 9.40 9.40 35. 11.9 5.5 Rockland, Me. 1896 Isabelle J. Eenney Grace Darling 75.64 47. 84.2 21. 9.4 Essex 1896 Oliver I?. Eilham Helen D. Lane (gas boat) 13.71 13.71 42.6 14.3 5.4 Gloucester 1903 Oscar S. Lane James R. Clark 70. 43. 80. 20.5 8.6 Essex, Mass. 1894 Oliver F. Kilham Lydia (gas boat) 14. 14. 38. 12.6 5.4 Beverly 1900 Lydia E. Seeley Ocean Belle (gas screw) 11. 11. 33.4 12.3 6.4 Friendship 1902 Elbridge Nickerson Oliver F. Kilham 73.86 43.96 81. 21. 9. Essex 1897 Oliver F. Kilham cn Yough Rider (sloop boat) 12. 9. 38.6 13. 6. Bremen 1903 Stopford & Dodge Scud (sloop boat) 12. 12. 36.6 14.7 4.6 Bristol, Me. 1872 Chas. P. R. Fellows Viking (sloop boat) 6.82 6.45 21. 9.8 5. N. Haven, Ue. 1891 Alice R. Sweetman Viola (sloop) 26. 14. 57 .3 16.6 7.8 Gloucester 1901 Oliver F. Kilham

SALEM, MASS.

Boyd & Leeds 69.37 37.45 79.2 21.2 8.5 Essex 1894 Winchester Smith Dione (gas screw) 19. 9. 62.8 9. 4.2 S'Tiimington, Del. 1880 D. J. Cotter Florence E. (gas screw) -I. 5. 26.8 11.1 5.4 Boothbay 1896 George E. Keith Florida (sch. boat) 26. 19. 49.3 15.9 8. Gloucester 1901 Auguste Oulette Freedom (gas screw) 10. 9. 32. 10.6 6.1 Lsnn 1893 Auguste Oulette Xorton 104.43 99.21 82.2 25.5 6.5 York 1889 Thos. Fitzgibbons Thistle (sloop boat) 10.19 9.69 35. 11.9 3. Bremen, Me. 1888 John P. Viland

MARBLEBEAD, MASS.

NAMES G ;ROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Alert (sloop boat) 10.17 36.3 11. 5. Lynn 1900 George W. Hussey Bonita (sch. boat) 19.67 52. 15.2 4.8 Fairhaven 1865 Robert M. Barnard Carrie F. Roberts 49.45 69.4 19.9 7.3 Richmond, Me. 1866 Charles S. Eehoe Concord 21.05 51. 17. 5. New London 1880 Clarence McLeod Dewey (sch. boat) 6. 26.2 11.9 3.6 Harwichport 1898 William H. Kemp Etta B. Rich (sloop boat) 8. 34.9 12.3 4.5 Kennebunk 18i7 W. E. Putnam Gracie (sloop boat) 9. - 34.3 12.2 5.3 Waldoboro 1892 J. E. Turner Hattie F. Knowlton 34.11 64.5 17.6 6.6 Essex . 1887 Chas. Kehoe Letter D. 26. 48. 14. 5. Gloucester 1876 John Haley Mischief (sloop) 41. 61.5 19.9 5.9 Wilmington, Del. 1879 Harry C. Sparks Two Brothers (sch. boat) 7. 39.5 12.7 5.3 Dorchester 1901 Elezear Liger Restless 30.08 54.1 18. 4.5 Bath 1887 Richard Horton Yankee 43.23 62.5 17.8 8.5 Gloucester 1902 John T. Dench

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.

Alice (sch. boat) 5.60 5.32 31.2 10.6 3.9 Kennebunk, Xe. 1876 Sewall Moore Columbia (sloop boat) 11. 10. 32. 12.6 5.5 Bristol. Me. 1899 Harry Handoff Flying Leader (sloop boat) 6.55 6.22 26.5 10.7 5. Friendship 1895 Wm. Kellenbeck Mystic Belle (gas screv) S. 8. 34.5 11. 6. Brooklyn, Me. 1897 Thomas F. Crawley Olympia 13. 7. 37. 13.4 6. Boothbay 1899 Chas. S. Williams

ANNISQUAM, MASS.

Bessie A. (gas boat) 9.79 5.04 33.6 9.4 4.4 Boston 1901 Frank TV. Chard Herbert & Emma (gas boat) 9.33 9.33 33.4 9.7 4.3 Neponset 1905 R. E. Ricker Bessie A. (gas screw) 9. 3. 33.6 14.3 5.6 Gloucester 1900 Alex. Sargent

PORTLAND MAINE, --

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Merty (sloop boat) 7.19 6.83 26.1 11.8 4.8 Cape Elizabeth 1893 Granville Hill Minerva (sloop) 16. 9. 42. 15.3 6.3 Boothbny 1901 W. T. Studlev Co. Moses B. Linscott 41.46 39.39 61.2 18.3 6.5 Bath 1880 H. M. Sargent Nellie F. Wotton (sloop boat) 11.79 11.21 32.1 12.2 5.8 Friendship 1897 Chas. Leavitt Nellie G. Pork 14. 11. 39.5 12.6 6.3 Bremen 1902 Abram C. Pork Ripple 10. 9. 35.5 11.5 4.6 Kennebunk, Me. 1858 The Kingdom Corp. Robert and Casr 54.58 51.85 72.9 20. 8.2 Boothbay 1893 Sidney Watson, estate of S. H. Pinkham (sch. boat) 19.67 18.69 48. 15. 5.5 Kennebunk 1877 Ilenry A. Sargent Sapolio (sloop boat) 6.10 5.80 29.5 10.7 5.5 Bremen 1892 P. E. Darling Sarah A. (sloop) 11.25 7. 32. 13.2 5.5 Portland 1900 C. N. Trefethen Sea Foam (gas screw) 7. 7. 26.6 10.8 5.6 Bremen 1890 J. N. Stinson Storm King 21.56 20.48 38.6 14. 6.2 Nyack, N. 1869 Charles E. Britt r Y. N The Topsail Girl (gas screw) 62. 33. 83. 20. 9. E. Boothbay 1909 J. A. Doggett Vigilant (sloop boat) 8.02 6.01 30. 11.2 4.5 Portland 1899 The W. T. Studley Co. W. H. Reed 16. 9. 45. 15.2 6.2 Portland 1905 W. F. Dresser Watauga (gas screw) 27. 18. 49.4 15.7 7.4 Boothbay 1904 A. C. Sinnett

ROCKPORT, MAINE

Amanda E. (sloop) Bremen, Me. E. R. Noore- Cursive (sloop) No. Haven, Me. R. F. Wentworth Ethel Naud (sloop) Bremen, Xe. Mrs. W. F. Gregory Harold B. (gas screw) Camden, Xe. E. E. Barton Marguerite (sloop) No. Haven, Me. I. T. Leadbetter Mess Mate (sloop) Cushing, Me. John Davis Myrtle E. (sloop) Bremen, Me. Chas. D. Went~vorth Nawigawam Ellsworth, Me. F. C. Duncan

KENNEBUNK, MAINE

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BU~LI OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Abbie A. Morton (sloop boat) Friendship Bert Redlon Alice S. Wentworth FYeIIs, Me. A. A. Stevens Dorcas (aux. sch. boat) Essex Richard J. Nunan Elizabeth W. Nunn (gas screw) E. Boothbay Frank A. Nunan. Frances M. Parker (sloop) Swans Island, Me. E. I. Littlefield Highland Belle Bremen, Me. Charles F. Nunan Houri (sloop boat) Brooksville, Me. W. E. Stone Mildred V. Nunan E. Boothbay Howard E. Nunan Murphy Girls (sloop) Bremen, Me. Daniel E. TFTilder Olive F. Hutchins (gas screw) Boothbay M. P. Hutchins Richard J. Nunan E. Boothbay Robert H. Wilder Sadie M. Nunan E. Boothbay Frank A. Nullan Sylvia M. Nunan Boothbay Richard J. Nunan

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, MAINE

Delia (steam) 10. 6.3 Portland 1895 Eben T. Lewis Dolphin (gas. boat) 10.9 3.5 Boothbag 1906 Frank L. Rice Edith (sloop boat) 10.3 4.2 Bristol 1891 Sam'l Cavenor Elsie (steam) 11. 4. Newark, N. J. 1901 Luther Barlow Freighter (sch. boat) 10. 5. Boothbay 1856 Maurice P. Hodgdon Iceland ((gas boat) 12.2 5.6 Bremen, Me. 1901 Obed R. Harris Iris (gas screw) 9.8 5.3 Bristol 1897 B. L. Burnett Jennie R. (sloop boat) 11.4 5.5 Bristol 1895 E. Adams Icearsarge (steam screw) 12. 6. Boston Mass. 1894 Maddocks Packing 00. Mona (steam) 9. 3.1 Boothbay 1900 Frank Rice Relief (sch. boat) 12.9 3.8 Bristol, rebuilt 1903 E. H. Mitchell Shark (steam) 11.2 5.6 Gloucester 1893 F. C. Littlefield & 00. SOUTHWEST HARBOR, MAINE

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH 6READTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Alert (gas screw) 8. 5. 31.0 11.4 6. E. Boothbay, Me. 1904 UTm. D. Stanley Alert (naphtha aux sch. boat) 11. 6. 41.2 10.3 3.2 East Boothbay 1904 J. IJ.Stallley & Sons Alice A. (gas screw) 9. 6. 33.1 12.2 5.5 Boothbay, Xe. IS92 Willis J. mTalls Alice hlarion (gas screw) 10. 6. 31.7 11.8 6. Friendship, lie. 1908 R. H. Stanley Anna L. Sanborn 34.98 17. 56. 17.2 5.8 Salem 1883 B. H. hIayo Ardath (gas screw) 8. 5. 29.6 11.2 6. Friendship, Xe. jg(l9 A. L. Fernald Avis L. (gas screw) 7. 5. 35. 11.9 5.2 E. Machias, Me. 1907 J. L. Stanley ~kSons Balmar (gas screw) 12. 11. 31.9 12.7 5.8 Friendship, Ale. 1898 I%TilsonH. Sargent Belle and May (gas crew) 10. 5. 33.7 13.1 5.2 Chelsea, Xass. 1899 J. H. Pressey Beulah (gas screw) 6. 6. 27.7 10.9 5.3 Friendship, hle. 1901 A. A. Bail1 Chameleon (gas. screw) 5 5 26.5 10.2 4.5 Bremen, Me. IS96 Geo. Xurphy Columbia (gas screw) 6. 5. 29.1 10.2 5.3 Bristol, Me. 1000 IX. E. Spurling Copia (gas screw) 11. 5. 43.4 11.4 4. Friendship, Me. 1909 L. D. Newman Cumberland (nap. aux sch. boat) 7. 7. 28.8 10.8 5.7 Friendship 1901 F. G. Norris Evelyn G. 12. 7. 41.0 11.6 6.3 Alanset, Me. 1907 J. L. Stanley cY- Sons. Gertrude (gas screw) 6. 6. 32.6 11. 4.6 Brooksrille, Me. 1889 C. H. Korwood Gertrude and Herbert (gas screw) 9. 9. 30.0 11.5 5.9 Friendship, Me. 1900 C. If. Robbins Gertrude and Leonard (sloop) 7. 7. 33.9 11.2 4.9 Friendship, Me. 1901 Sidney H. Dawe Gladys (gas screw) 6. 6. 32.5 10.6 5.7 Swans Island, Me. 1899 Frank B. Rich Glendora 0. (gas screw) 7. 7. 27.5 10.5 5.5 Friendship. Me. 1898 E. A. AIurphT- Hattie Frances (sloop) -1. 7. 32.9 10.8 5.3 Deer Isle. Ale. 1902 qTm. H. Bartlett Hattie Alay ((gas screw) 5. 5. 26.6 10.1 5.2 Friendship, Me. 1901 W. P. Fossett Irving D. OIsen (sIoop) 8. 5. 31.3 11.9 5.8 Friendship, Ire. 1907 Francis AI. Eaton Kentucky (sloop ) 11. 6. 34.2 12. 6. Bristol, &1e. 1904 Fred Torrey Lena hlaud (gas screw) ,- 1. 7. 25.6 10. 5.2 Bremen, Me. 1884 E. L. Marshall Lottie Genever 6. 6. 27.7 10.9 6 3 Friendship, Me. 1901 A. B. Hamor Louise A. 8. 5. 31.0 12. 6. Friendship, Me. 1904 E. W. Spurling Lulu (gas screw) 10. 9. 33.0 12.5 5.9 Rockland. Me. 1887 F. 1'. Thompson Mabel 5. 5. 26.0 9.5 4.9 Brooklin. Me. 1893 Augustus G. Dolliver hIertis 11. Perry 61. 58. 73.6 20.G 8.8 Essex, Mass. 1893 Harrr Tilson

SOUTHWEST HARBOR, MAINE

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES 5.1 Brooklin, Me. 1907 E. C. Xurphr Nyrtle and Walter (sloop) 1889 TT. H. IITard Xickerson (gas screw) 6.5 Essex, Mass. 10.2 Essex, Alass. 1889 Arthur Lougmire Quickstep 1904 Willis Bunker Rena A. Percy 9.4 E. Boothbay 5.8 Friendship, hIe. 1908 TT'. S. Trussell Spray ((gas screm) 5.5 Friendship, Dle. 1898 A. H. Jordan. Jr. Wanderer (gas screw) 1905 C. H. Pettigrove Willard K. Osier (sloop) 5.8 Friendship, lie. BUCKSPORT, MAINE 27.1 10.3 Essex 1888 Thomas M. Nicholson Arthur V. S. Woodruff 1901 Thomas M. Nicholson g Elizabeth N. 24.4 10.7 Essex 24. Gloucester 1892 Thos. M. Xicholson ru Hiram Lowell 11. 24. 10. Essex 1891 A. R. Soper Lizzie Griffin 1899 Thomas M. Nicholson T. M. Nicholson 24.4 10.8 Essex 23.8 9. Essex 1575 Thomas M. Nicholson William Matheson 1875 Thomas M. Nicholson Willie L. Swift 22.8 8.4 Provincetown EASTPORT, MAINE Eva N. 9 9 34.2 12.7 4.6 Eastport, Ye. 1885 Josiah Alley 12 12 38.7 12.9 4.9 Waldoboro, Me. 1872 Elisha W. Pike Glendale 1890 Jas. Hutchinson Mackinaw 7 6 33.3 12.6 5.8 Lubec, Me. Shamrock 9 7 34.3 13.2 5.9 Eastport, &re. 1903 G. W. Capen ORR'S ISLAND, MAINE Aspinet 126 83 116. 23.7 12.2 Essex NEWPORT, R. I.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Active (gas crm) 9. 8. 34.4 13.2 4.3 New Shoreham 1880 Blizabaeth L. Jolinson Ada Velnla (gas screw) 18. 13. 43.4 15.4 4.6 Korthport, N. Y. IS82 H. I. Reynolds Alice (gas screw) 14. 13. 36.1 13.7 3.6 Kewport, R. I. 1907 IIenry B. Monsen Alice (gas screli-) 8. 8. 30.7 11.5 4.5 Fall River, Mass. 1886 Henrv TV. Helger Aiinie L. (gas screw) 20. 10. 50.5 15.5 4.5 Bath, Me. 1906 Eenner Ball Ardent (steam screw) 106. 72. 106.2 22. 7. Baltimore, Nd. 1902 R. J. Anderton A. T. Serrell (steam screw) 49. 24. 75. 8.3 Bordentomn, N. J. 1871 Joseph Church Clara E. (gas screw) 29. 16. 58.4 6.9 E. Boothbay, Me. 1902 Ralph E. Dodge Clar~T. (gas scre\v) 20. 17. 37.5 6.0 Kernport, R. I. 1908 C. B. Tallman Crescent (gas screw) 14. 12. 46.5 3.9 Rock'y Bch, x.Y. 1901 H. I. Reynolds Cygnet (gas screw) 6. 6. 25.9 3.8 Newport, R. I. 1867 James T. O'Connell Dauiltless (gas screw) 19. 18. 45. 4.7 Greenpoint, N. Y. 1870 Wm. R. Rose F; Dauntless 7. 7. 31.7 4.5 Newport, R. I. 1876 Eleazar Allen Dove (catboat) 6. 5. 26.5 3.9 Newport, R. I. 1875 Aaron C. David Dreadnot (sloop) S. 7. 31. 4.7 New Shoreham 1877 Robert H. Dodge Elsie (gas screw) 34. 16. 59.5 8.0 E. Boothbay, Me. 1903 John IT. Smith E. T. DeBlois (steam screw) 81. 53. 92. 8. So. Bristol, h[e 1877 IVm. E. Brightman Edward H. Emeed (gas screlv) 26. 25. 48.8 6.2 Soank, Conn. 1894 Lorell S. Tillis Eugene F. Price (stesm screm) 126. 86. 105.5 9.4 Bristol, Me. 1874 Wm. E. Brightman Evagelistria (gas scren-) 71. 7. 27.2 4.4 Sewport, R. 1 1901 Soah Tliompson Inez (gas screw) 16. 13. 10.7 3.9 Fall River, hJa~s.1901 Chas. R. Gray I11 Time (gas serer) 9. 9. 28. 4. Koanlr, Con11 1885 Chri5tian Luth Judith (sloop yacht) 6. 6. 26.1 3.1 Boothbay, Me. 1887 Geo. A. Carpenter La~vrcncc(gas screw) +I. 7. 27.5 4.0 Bath, Me. 1895 Benj. F. XcLarren Lena 11. 8. 8. 32.4 4.8 K. Shoreham, R.I. 1879 TYm. E. Steadman Lilly (~100~) 5. 5. 26.8 3.6 Providence, R. I. 1875 D. T. Carpenter 1,ittle Fred (~BSscrew) 1. 13. 43.4 4.6 Bath, Me. 1b78 Lester Coggeshall Lizzie K. (gas wren.) 6. 6. 27. 4. Koank, Conn. 1890 Hir~mF. Willis Xarion (gas scren) ri. 6. 2b.8 4. Sewport, R. I. 159". B An(lclrio11 Nary E. (gas screw) 16. 8. 46.4 5.8 Bath Me. 1906 ITT. A. Dunn

NEWPORT, R. I

LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS Xattie and Leila (gas screw) 15 14. 38.1 14.3 5.6 Noanli, Ct. 1887 Silas S. Littlefield Maud Gertrude (schooner) 15. 14. 45.2 15.9 5.3 Biddeford, Me. l8iS C. B. Tallman 5. 5. 23.2 11. 3.8 Sto~lington, Conn. 1880 Geo. F. Cottrell 3lizpah (gar screw) 4.0 Noank, Clt. 1898 Eenrg K. Littlefield Nohegan (gas scren ) 8. 7. 26.8 13.0 48.7 15.5 5.8 Boston, Xass. 1867 John Thomas North Star (gas crew) 19. 18. 5. New London, Ct. 1894 Chas. A. Yates Olive E. (gas screxv) 9. 8. 28. 13.2 Parole (gas screw) 5. 5. 25. 12. 3.7 Kewport, R. I. 1882 Xoah Thompson r 1. 33. 13. 4. Bristol, R. I. 1878 A. Fournier Rhode Islaild (gas screw) 7. 5.1 Stonington, Ct. 188'7 Henry K. Littlefield Robbie F. Sylvester (gas screm) 12. 11. 33. 14.0 Sarah (gas screx-) 5. 5. 2.5. 12.2 4. Noank, Conn. 1887 C. B. Tallman 6.4 Bristol, R. I. 1870 Fred J, Brophy Seren Brothers (ste~inscrew) 46. 28. 66. 15.4 Snow Flake (gas screw) 5. 5. 27.5 11.0 3.7 Kingston, R. I. 1879 John R. Baker + 27.6 13.4 4.0 E. Greenwich, R.I. 1894 Adelbert L. UI orton ,Spray (gas screw) 9. 9. 3.0 Noank, Ct. 1895 H. F. Willis St. Louis (gas 6. 28. 13.4 screw) 6. 5. Kingston, Slnas. 1898 John T. Gardner Tiger (steam screw) 20. 10. 43. r 5.2 Boston, llass. 1894 C. B. Anderson T'igilant (steam screw) 15. /. 47.5 Willisms Brothers (gas screw) 6. 6. 24.6 3.8 Noank, Ct. 1887 Abel Sllen Winonn (steam screw) 20. 10. 47. 5.7 Koank, Conn. 1890 Geo. F. Cottrell

PROVIDENCE, R. I. Pamtucket, R. I. 1886 Alonzo W. Crandall Alice (sloop) Geo. E. Brayton Anna 11. (gas screm) Brooklyn, N. Y. 1867 Bayshore, N. Y. 1874 Edmond Fortin Annie Nay (gas crew) Alfred E. Spencer Elsie J. (gas screm) E. Greenwich, R.I. 1908 Providence, R. I. 1889 George I. Marsh Eva Alice (sloop) Willinm Sanlpson Evangeline (gas srcew) Edgartown, Xass. 1872 Noank, Ct. IS76 Edmund T. Palmer Haze (sloop) Fediile Fortin Mastuset (gas screw) IVesterly, R. I. 1882 PROVIDENCE, R. I.

NAMES GROSS TONS NET TONS LENGTH BRE4DTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTERS' NAMES Xxrtle (gas screw) 6. 5. 27.5 11.8 4.0 Noank, Ct. 1875 Henry W. King Nora (sloop) 6. 6. 27.8 1.4 3.6 Koank, Conn. 1889 Antonio Coelho Patience (gas screw) 22. 16. 44. 14.5 6.5 TITest Xystic, Ct. 1907 Edmund Gee Snchuest (gas screw) 14. 13. 35.8 2. 4.8 Neponset, Mass. 1903 Providence Fish Co. Surprise (gas screw) 5. 5. 24.6 11.3 4. Providence, R. I. 1864 Arthur F. Young Wilhelmina (gas screw) 9. 9. 34.4 13.9 3.2 Harmichp't, Mass. 1890 Geo. H. Johns011 Winnie Kane (gas screw) 11. 10. 32.5 12.1 6.0 Friendship, Me. 1895 Geo. I?. Sheldon

NEW YORK, N. Y.

A. S. Caswell 22.2 8.4 Essex 1897 Carl E. Brex g Alice M. Parsons 22. 9.2 Benjamin M. Wallace Gloucester 1894 John Feeney 22.3 9.1 Essex 1905 Griswold I. Keeney Benjamin W. Latham 21.4 9.8 Essex 1902 Chesebro Brothers Bertha L. Barker 22.7 9.2 Essex 1395 John F. Cohn C. 31. Harris (gas screw) 16. 6.8 Noank, Conn. 1872 Jacob Helgeson Columbia 21.9 9.1 Greenport, N. Y. 1891 Caleb Halep Edith M. Prior 23.4 9.7 Essex 1891 Chesebro Brothers Edwina H. Redmond 21.5 9.1 Greenport, N. Y. 1887 John Feenes EmiIy P. Wright 22.8 8.6 Essex 1884 A. M. Rogers Emma and Helen 23. 9.2 Essex 1891 George T. Moon Co. Ester Anita 24.4 9.6 Essex 1898 Alvah W. Haff Ethel Mildred 22.7 10.6 Essex 1905 Alvah W. Haff Faustina 24.4 10.5 Gloucester 1902 Chesebro Brothers Fitz J. Babson 21.1 7.6 Essex 1371 A. C. Lockwood Florence E. Stream 23.2 9.2 Essex 1892 John A. Hage Frances Whalen 25.3 11.2 Essex 1900 DTillianl A. Graber Frank Munroe (gas screw) 15.7 7.3 Beverly, Nass. 1901 Frank Nolander Franklin D. Nelson 17. 7. Groton, Conm 1868 Richard Copsey

NEW YORK, N. Y

WHEN BUILT OWNERS OR FITTCRS' NAMES NLT TONS LENGTH BREADTH DEPTH WHERE BUILT NAMES GROSS TONS General Grant 6. 53. 64.5 20.2 7.3 Newcastle, Me. 1867 George T. Moon Co. Geneva Mertis 51.48 51.48 72. 20.4 7. Salisbury Point 1876 James Jensen 6.5 Bath 1876 Griswol~l1. Keeney George E. Hagan 32.56 30.93 55.5 17.2 45. 43. 60.1 19.1 8.1 Koank, Conn. 1886 Peter Johnson Gracie' 9.8 Essex 1903 Peter 0. Ericsson Griswold I. Eeenev 100.27 63.48 90. 25. 30.74 29.21 54.2 17.2 6.5 Kennebunk 1889 Charles Gillons Ida L. Miller 9. Essex 1901 John A. Ericsson Irene and May (gas ;crew) 91. 58. 89.8 22.6 47.61 45.23 59.2 20.4 8.3 Noank, Conn. 1885 John Feeney John Feeney 9.6 Essex 1894 Alvah W. Haff Eearsarge 106. 73. 90.8 24.3 91. 103. 24.4 10.8 Essex 1900 Wilson & Barry Kentucky 7.8 Boothbay 1583 S. B. Miller & Co. Lady Elgin 45. i7.2 21.8 71.85 95.2 23.6 9.6 Essex 1894 Chesebro Brothers Latona 8.9 E. Boothbay 1905 Anton Christensen a Leiv Eriksen 48. 26. 61.7 18.7 82. 48. 81.4 22.5 8.2 Boothbay 1886 George T. Moon Co. " Lilla B. Fernald 7.7 Essex 1862 N. S. Pates Co. Lottie S. Morton 67.61 44. 73.2 21.4 22.7 7.7 Bath 1877 Calvin T. Eldred Louis and Rosie 77.61 48. 78.9 6- 85. 57. 84.5 22.7 9. Essex 1901 S. B. Miller Co. Mary P. Mosquita 10.8 Essex 1904 Chesebro Brothers Maryland 121. 86. 103. 24.6 81.12 77.06 80.8 24.7 8.3 Essex 1882 George T. Xoon Co. Nascot 10.4 Essex 1906 Grismold I. ICeeneg Norseman no. 52. 88.5 22.6 115.40 86.08 99. 25. 9.6 Essex 1894 Hiram Burnet Nourmahal 10. Boston 1884 Wesley Robinson Roulette 83. 50. 82. 23.2 95. 58. 92.3 22.8 9.7 Tott'ville, N. Y. 1901 John Feeney Ruth E. Pember 9.8 Essex 1892 Chesebro Brothers Ruth If. Martin 98. 63. 69.2 23.7 80.61 44. - 79.4 23. 7.9 Boothbay 1885 George W. Lynch Sir Enight 7.7 Essex 1865 Alfred Erickson Sunshine 73. 47. 82.3 20.5 128.96 88.42 104. 25.2 11.8 Essex 1904 H. Langmorthy Tartar 8. Noank, Ct. 1883 George W. Lpch Thomas C. Rackett 44.31 28. 59. 19.2 74.65 70.92 80.4 7.8 Gloucester 1877 A. C. Lockmood Wm. I:. Gaffriey 7.5 Essex 1879 Caleb Halep William 5. Oakeo 70.89 63.35 74.7 INCORPORATED 1799 PROYIDBNCB VASBINGTON INSURANCE CO. PROVIDENCE. R. I. INDEX CASH CAPITAL - . - . $500, 000 :2111cric:nr Ili~lilo~~tC.O ...... 46 I)III~~I:LII~I:i~otllcrs (!.oill. 11:rny ...... 30 All Kinds of Marine Insurance . Aincric.an Nc:t ;~nd'l"winc (:OIII~I:L~IY. . 4 1C;~st1:oston S;~~inyslli~iil; ...... 40 Fishing Risks a Specialty Arrnsti~ong. S . Co.. Tllc: ...... 42 16dsoii Muiiuf;~cturing(10 ...... 28 1~:ltIrctl & lL.~lcy. 111c ...... 54 W . B B . CHILD & CO., Marine Agents 44 Broad Street. Corner of Milk. Boston Arnold. Iloll'rrrai~& Co ...... 90 . ;\i~ow Hul~loc:r C:o ...... 3'2 1Clnrwood &tills ...... !)0 CHARLES H M HAZEL. Marine Agent. 187 Main Street. Gloucester. Mass . . . .Isl\n\z';~y 1. irlr $ 'rwirlc Mfg . C'o . l~:lwcll. C . A . S; Co ...... 72 liisidc I::~clc Covor ICir~l~loyc~~sI>i;~bility Assurance Cor- r\iln.iiti c. Ali~riti~ll~Co...... 20 1101.a.tion. 'I'hc ...... 64 .\t\vootl. ('.lilt . 1lcin.y. 1)ircc:tor ...... 21 1Cirtc~rl)l'isc~hlfg . ('lo. 'l'lrc ...... ci A . W . ARTHUR 1:;rgg 1.rotlrc.r~ ...... 78 li:cluit:~lol(:I? . & hl . 1ns11r;lnce Co .... 28 DAVIS' BAKERY PRO Pltl ETOR 1lal;cl.. A . & (:(I ...... 132 Vanellil ll all l :i.aircl~ I :cacon Trust Il.rr11on'. Stoclcwell ('0 ...... 94 Co ...... 3(i First-Class French and Domestic Bread J:cntlry. (.c.o . TTrln. CO ...... 26 Vic4d W. (lo\\~lcs...... (PL Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Crackers and Fine Cake I:(lrtl(~s(w CY . l'c>t~rsenICiiy . (lo...... 40 lCis11(~1.111~~11liost in 1!)0!) ...... 7 5. 77. 7%) I.il1111.1rr. (Ilraalca S; Son ...... S4 I'is11c.1.y IJol;sos Sinc.c 1830 ...... 83. 85 I3iiiglri~111.Sr~ritli $ I lill ...... 84 lcol.l~c.s. (::rl~t IC(1wartl (2...... 37 279 Thames Street Newport. R I I.~,IIO~J..rol~n ...... 54 1'rc.rrc.h & Sullivan ...... (i2 . . I.i\. crson &l.~n~~f.~c.t~niin(lo...... 48 (.aniion. .J.~iirc?s C ...... GO l.ladrs. Calot . I.c.slic.. l)ircc*tor ...... 31 (..liil~on. (:apt ..Tai1ic.s (j.. 1)ircctol... 23 I\osston & 3laiiic Iltr.il~ot~d...... 14 (iifl'ord. A . 1: ...... 50 COMPLlMENTS OF I!ostoii & Nortlrc.i.n Sti.c.c.t lty . ('(I .... 3(i (.lollc*c.stc.r (:o:ll (lo ...... 54 13oston lilsllranc~c (:o11111aliy ...... 1 (:lo~icc~stc~(told Stor .ilgc & Wtn'c'sc ('o . 54 I:ostou 1'1;~tc S; T\'i~idow Gl;rss (.o ... 00 C:louc*estcsr 1~'rc:sh Visli Co., lloston l~osto11Itlll)l)(~l. Sh0~ Co ...... 2 Stores ...... 22 BRUHL BROTHERS & HENIUS CO. 4 liost.or1 Stc,nc*il & Stain], \Vorlts .... 70 (:lo~~c.cst,crNc~t :nld l'ivinc (>oinl~;lny Ill..~tllny. lpl.ctl ...... 48 (;lonc~cstc~O'ilcd Clothing C:os ...... (iO I.roolclyn. Cloopcmg _rc. (to., Tlrcs ...... :38 (:ooclrl)ccd. TJ.. 13 . & Co ...... "42 PROVIDENCE. R . I . 131.111111.1.0s. & TI(511ius (.o ...... 128 (.ootlyc..r.r.'s lti111111~rGlove ('0 ...... 14 1.1. y.111t.s .loliii Pons ...... (i'L (:ortoil- l'c>\v l~ishc~ric~s(lo...... 58 I31rrrtiirg &. lC111(.i.y ...... 2% (.ol.toi~-l'c.\v l~isl~c~ricsC'o . I'lant ..... 6!l lirn~nhaii~.1, . A . & Co...... 66 (:ravc.s ..lzn~~cs 16 ...... 82 <';11)e Ann Aiic!~o~TVorlcs ...... 44 G1.ily.A ldr.i(.lr (lo ...... 32 (':~pc Ann Savings 1:ilnlc ...... 46 hfotoi.s ...... 30 SMITH. PATTERSON CO . C';I]'c I'0lld ICC~(.o ...... 44 (:r;~y: I'ctcr & Sons lirc . Castirrc I. iirc & rl'winc: Co...... 2 Tnsidc 13aclc COYP (!a~rc.~~. . (hilt . Mieliacl T ...... 8i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL C:ls\~~i?ll& Vos,tcl...... (i2 (:c~rcsot:~I'lonr ...... !)2 I lair. Alv;~11W ...... (i8 ('h:~tlwic~l<& Cai~Co ...... 24 ll.~loy.l.s ...... (i6 1l.n.riiigton . Icing & (lo ...... 28 ('l~ild. W . 1. . Il . 6: Co ...... 28 llni*vartl lrills (To ...... 02 Ilood. 1-1 . P . &. Sons ...... (i4 C'oo11c.y. ("al't.. Iprarrk & I);l~igIrt~i~... 51 ]rot.cl I. c.nox ...... 96 COMPLIMENTS OF (.rorr;wc.ll. 'l'. 12 . Q Son (lo ...... 24 Ti?dcloc~n(lci~i. Ic3e 6. ('oltl Rtor:~gc%(.o . 86 ('II:ITI~II~~!;LIII & T11oi11pso11(:08 ...... 52 Ii~g~rlls. Ceo'rge M . & (:(I ...... 22, (.uniriirgli:nr~ & 'l'honil~son Co . I'1;~nt . 53 hlr~irinrcoCo11l11;~iiy of North Aiiicrica 18 POTTEiR 6c BUFFINTON GO . 1);~vis' 13akc~y...... 128 I tclrrrs of Tnt('i.~st...... :1:3. 41. 49. 89 Iinvis l:r~utl~crs...... Tnside 1:ac.k ('ovcr rT~eol~~. Cilpt . Solon~on ...... 67 D(.lllpsc.y. P QL ("0 ...... 96 .l.agc.r. (.has . J . CII...... 38 PROVIDENCE. R. I 1)istz~nc.c.s ant1 Ilc.~i.iirgs ...... 55. 57 .Tohnsoii. I?. 13. & ('o ...... 42 . Ilodd. A . \I[ . & Co ...... 48 .loi~d.rn. lVilli;~i~~H . & Co ...... 44 TREMONT TURKISH BATH INDEX-

Joslin Mfg. Co ...... 90 Iiich. 13 . A . Co ...... 10 I

- * '" IN SALT FISH I

No. 401 ~ai'iStreet Gloucester, Mass.

GEORGE T. MOON, President ED. LONGBOTHAM, Treasurer GEORGE T. MOON, JR., Secretary WM. T. MAGUIRE, Superintendent George T. Moon Company

Wholesale Dealer in an'd Shipper of ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH

Careful Personal Attention Given to all Consignments

No. 2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Market, New York

COMPLIMENTS OF A. BAKER & GO.

17% T Wharf, Boston, Mass. 132.