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1925

 

January

15th - One of the crew of sch. John J. Fallon was drowned on Georges, when the craft fouled the dory.  His dorymate saved himself by grabbing the bowsprit stay.

20th - The Elk - two men lost in a sudden blinding snow storm.

28th - The Oretha F. Spinney lost one man and  The Gov. Marshall lost one man.


February

16th - The Republic was run down by an unknown three-masted schooner and two men were lost.


March

16th - Charles Goodwin, of the sch. Etta M. Burns, died at sea.

April

6th - The Hesperus lost of one of the crew, Howard Carew, on Brown's bank.  Carew's dorymate, Patrick Burke, miraculously escaped.


May

6th - The Elsie lost one man with no trace.

23rd - The Elizabeth W. Nunan, a man was drowned while hauling trawls on Georges.

27th - The Gloucester sea serpent makes another appearance.


June

29th - The Rex - fifteen men perished when liner rammed the Halibut craft.


August

27th -  Arthur B. Fay, engineer of the fishing steamer The Nirvana, passed away at the Addison Gilbert Hospital, following an accident at sea.


November

19th - Felix Boudreau lost from the Bay State.

30th - Alphonse Pitman lost from the sch. Pilgrim.

 

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