Edgartown was invaded at about supper time last Friday by a force whose numbers are not accurately known, but which many believe to have been large as the year-round popu
One of three PT boat of the United States Navy, leaving Edgartown harbor yesterday afternoon, dropped a live depth charge loaded with TNT in the outer harbor and the charge failed to explode.
Edgartown, its ears unconsciously expectant of the crash of bombs, had a thrilling experience Monday morning when the quiet June air was blasted by what sounded like nothing less than a fleet of
Announcement has been made of the acquisition of 683 acres of land on the state reservation near West Tisbury by the federal government for an air field.
One of the victims of the Japanese surprise attack upon the Philippines on Dec. 7 was John H. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Campbell of New Britain and Oak Bluffs.
