So Long Summer

From the September 8, 1939 edition of the Vineyard Gazette:

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Settee a Spell

Oak Bluffs, from very early days, was a woodworking village.

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Buried Treasure

Stories of pirates and their treasure are inevitably associated with the Vineyard.

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Our Foremothers

If you believe in equal pay for equal work, you’re a feminist.

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Return to Favor

“Scaupaug” is what the Wampanoags called this fish in the long ago.

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Night Lights

The moon was an apricot lantern and then a silver one.

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Special Delivery

The uniqueness of the letter, says the Tribune, puts it in a class of its own

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Postcard 33

Traveling down the spur lines of history can be pleasant and exciting for anybody with gumption.

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Liquid Gold

It begins to appear as if Tashmoo water will be the ultimate means of making Martha’s Vineyard as well known as Saratoga Springs.

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The Strike

The strike lasted seventy-six days, not counting the April 1 to April 15 so-called wildcat strike of the officers of the Nantucket.

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