History of Cumberland Co., Maine
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E. Davis, shoe-shop, school-house for graded school, erected 1867, and three ship-yards. Postmaster, J. E. Davis ; mails daily by stage. It has a fine harbor and safe anchorage for 50 vessels inside. Wm. K. Lewis & Bro., of Boston, Mass., erected a general packing establishment at this place in 1876. Under the present law, restricting the catch of lobsters to the months of April, May, and June, from 4000 to 5000 dozen cans are packed. This is succeeded by fish and berries until the corn season.... The shops have a capacity of 12,000 cans of corn per day, packing 30,000 dozen during the season. There are, besides, a large shoe- manufactory in the north part of the town, established by J. M. y. Jordan in 1874, and a store opened by J. S. Ward in 1864, and now conducted by E. E. Morton.
Ship-building has been one of the leading industries of the town for the last century. The two ship-yards at South Freeport have been operated by Enos Soule, Soule & Bliss, and since 1877 by Soule Bros. The yai-d half a mile above, operated by Briggs & Gushing, was established in 1853.
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E. Davis, shoe-shop, school-house for graded school, erected 1867, and three ship-yards. Postmaster, J. E. Davis ; mails daily by stage. It has a fine harbor and safe anchorage for 50 vessels inside. Wm. K. Lewis & Bro., of Boston, Mass., erected a general packing establishment at this place in 1876. Under the present law, restricting the catch of lobsters to the months of April, May, and June, from 4000 to 5000 dozen cans are packed. This is succeeded by fish and berries until the corn season.... The shops have a capacity of 12,000 cans of corn per day, packing 30,000 dozen during the season. There are, besides, a large shoe- manufactory in the north part of the town, established by J. M. y. Jordan in 1874, and a store opened by J. S. Ward in 1864, and now conducted by E. E. Morton.
Ship-building has been one of the leading industries of the town for the last century. The two ship-yards at South Freeport have been operated by Enos Soule, Soule & Bliss, and since 1877 by Soule Bros. The yai-d half a mile above, operated by Briggs & Gushing, was established in 1853.
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