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Recalls Pineside Links
Vineyard Gazette
Editor, Vineyard Gazette: Permit me to express my interest in your account of early golfing on Martha’s Vineyard, as described in your issue of...
10:12 am, August 25, 1931
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Golf Was Played in Nineties at Nine Hole Highland Course
Vineyard Gazette
Golf is such an indispensable part of Island recreation that it seems impossible to imagine the Vineyard without it. However, in the nineties the...
4:18 pm, August 7, 1931
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Cottage City Held Joys For Youth In The Old Days
Vineyard Gazette
Summer visitors play a large part in Vineyard activity and many who have spent summer after summer on the Island feel as deep an affection and...
9:34 am, August 7, 1931
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Vineyard Claims 20 Year Advantage in Bathtub Race
When was the first bath tub brought to Martha’s Vineyard? Nantucket had a bath tub, weighing more than 800 pounds, in 1881. A Nantucketer reports...
5:40 pm, July 17, 1931
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Union Chapel Plays Big Part in Summer Life on the Vineyard
Vineyard Gazette
To many of the summer residents of Martha’s Vineyard, Union Chapel services have become as much a part of their lives as the Vineyard itself. Each...
11:57 am, July 17, 1931
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Interesting Vineyarders: Saphronia E. Hillman
Vineyard Gazette
Just a few issues back, this column carried the biographical sketch of Joseph West of Chilmark, who is a deaf mute. This present article contains a...
3:52 pm, February 6, 1931
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Interesting Vineyarders: Joseph E. T. West
Vineyard Gazette
This is the story of one who has lived always in the eternal silence, nearly three-quarters of a century without ever hearing the sound of human...
11:52 am, January 9, 1931
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Customs Records Saved by Society
Vineyard Gazette
A quantity of customs house records, all that can be found of the invaluable files of the former Edgartown customs house, have been acquired by the...
9:31 am, October 31, 1930
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Last Heath Hen Nearly Run Down by Car on September 14th
Vineyard Gazette
That the world’s lone heath hen, Martha’s Vineyard’s most famous resident, was still alive September 13, is vouched for by Dr. John A.
4:28 pm, October 3, 1930
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Gave Time and Funds To Island Improvements
Vineyard Gazette
A few years ago a newspaper cartoonist, who was portraying the childhood beginnings of many noted figures in American life, depicted William M....
11:34 am, September 5, 1930
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Interesting Vineyarders: Capt. Isaac C. Norton
Vineyard Gazette
At various times in recent years the name of Captain Isaac C. Norton has figured in print. The captain is one of those remarkable characters who...
1:49 pm, August 1, 1930
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Marine Hospital Was Not Obtained Without Struggle
Vineyard Gazette
Public attention is continually drawn to the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, the only public institution of its kind in the county.
3:32 pm, July 8, 1930
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