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Ella Murton

1   Thursday, 3 June, the schooner ELLA MURTON was launched at Mill Point by Wm. Jamieson for

2   following day, by some coincidence, the schooner ELLA MURTON arrived in

3   and Murton & Reid's wharf, with the schooner ELLA MURTON wintering, on the right. Photo: Hamilton Public

4   LAKE ERIE and the E. H. RUTHERFORD left and the ELLA MURTON sailed for Cleveland and the VICTOR cleared for

5   did fairly well in the timber trade, while the ELLA MURTON and the UNDINE were busy bringing coal to

6   in winter quarters were: ELLA MURTON at Murton & Reid's, UNDINE at Myles', CELTIC,

7   ELLA MURTON finally got away and unloaded her cargo of wheat

8   schooner ELLA MURTON sailed from Hamilton on the 20 April for

9   the W. T. GREENWOOD, berthed at Browne's. The ELLA MURTON lay at the

10   was beginning to break up the ice. The schooner ELLA MURTON was being made ready to load grain for Oswego,

11   much routine with the arrival of the schooner ELLA MURTON with coal from Sandusky, the arrival and

12   the dock line-up: At Murton & Reid's, schooners ELLA MURTON, ERIE STEWART, GOLD HUNTER and BALTIC, all from

13   Bay to Cleveland. These were the UNDINE and, the ELLA MURTON and there was always the chance of getting a

14   with 324 tons of chestnut coal for Myles and the ELLA MURTON was waiting for a fair breeze to take her to

15   of fitting out was going ahead. The schooner ELLA MURTON had wintered at Murton & Reid's Wharf along with

16   reached port. They were the MAGGIE McRAE, the ELLA MURTON and the L. D. BULLOCK. The first-named

17   & Reid had had new masts and spars put in the ELLA MURTON. At Robertson's Shipyard, the propellers ACADIA

18   for Oswego and would return with coal. The ELLA MURTON was unloading coal and would then go to

19   his eighth season as master of the schooner ELLA MURTON was ready to sail for Oswego to pick up a cargo

20   his eighth season as master of the schooner ELLA MURTON was ready to sail for Oswego to pick up a cargo

21   Wharf were taxed by the arrival of the schooners ELLA MURTON, WAVE CREST and IDA BURTON with cargoes of coal.

22   season on the 8 October and the schooner ELLA MURTON came in with coal from Fairhaven for C. J. Myles.

23   ERIE STEWART, Capt. Armstrong, formerly of the ELLA MURTON, arrived on 20 July with coal from Cleveland for

24   schooner ELLA MURTON, which had been sold to John Saunders, of

25   Lyons, owned by Capt. Allen of Port Dover. The ELLA MURTON, Capt. Thos. Armstrong would be carrying coal for

26   schooners MARY ANN LYDON, Capt. Robinson and the ELLA MURTON, Capt. Armstrong, while the lineup at Myles' Wharf

27   schooners W. J. SUFFELL and ELLA MURTON were both unloading coal cargoes on the 20 May

28   not been fixed for the season yet, the schooners ELLA MURTON and SINGAPORE cleared for Oswego on the morning

29   ANN LYDON, SIR C. T. VAN STRAUBENZEE and the ELLA MURTON, all in with coal. The steamer HAMILTON and other

30   arrived with coal for the gas works and the ELLA MURTON was at Rogers' Wharf on the 13 July. The Lachine

31   Toronto, when she was attacked by the schooner ELLA MURTON, coming through the Canal. The schooner's jib-boom

32   the schooners TRADE WIND, W. J. SUFFELL and ELLA MURTON all came in from Oswego. The HAMILTON and the

33   week. Repair work was being done on the schooner ELLA MURTON. An announcement by the Hamilton Radial Electric

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