How a WWI master gunner built a company that was a major Marystown employer for 6 decades
James W. Wiscombe went into the woods when he was 22 and cut the timber to build a small shop on what became known as Wiscombe's Point.
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James W. Wiscombe went into the woods when he was 22 and cut the timber to build a small shop on what became known as Wiscombe's Point.
Earlier this year, the schooner marked 100 years since its launch, and a Fortune, N.L. man — the only doryman still alive who fished on it — is closing in on that milestone as well.