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“Old Ironsides,” the frigate Constitution, and the most famous of an ship to fly the American flag, was built by a Vineyard man. Furthermore, the...
The Gazette has, since last week’s issue appeared, completely changed its clothes. The new type dress, by virtue of the installation of a new...
West Tisbury, Dec. 7.
Editor of the Vineyard Gazette:
At the Tabernacle at Oak Bluffs next Sunday evening the services will include the dedication of the huge electric cross which will hereafter surmount...
With the latest acquisition of land by the state, the order of taking of which by the Department of Conservation was published in last week’s paper...
An electric refrigerating plant has been installed in Cronig Brother’s market. It is said that some of the other markets are also to have plants...
Prompt action and unexcelled presence of mind on the part of Frank Bodfish and Capt. Hartson Bodfish averted what might have been a serious fire in...
The third volume of the History of Martha’s Vineyard by Dr. Charles Edward Banks gives lovers of the Island access to a store of valuable information...
While the dedication of the Confederate Memorial tablet was planned as a part of the Oak Bluffs Celebration, it seemed that the fates must have...
Despite the protest of Grand Army Senior Vice Commander-in-Chief Wilfred A.
At the invitation of its vice president, Mrs. William M. Butler, the Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club met at her summer home, “Mohu”, on August 12th.
Harry T. Burleigh, the composer, who recently returned from a three months’ trip abroad, on which he was accompanied by his son, has arrived to spend...