Harbourville, c. 1875
Image courtesy of Garnet Misner
Harbourville Community Columns
Harbourville, c. 1875
Image courtesy of Garnet Misner
| View | March 4th. 1860. Establishing a name for the district, hitherto known as Givan Wharf. |
| View | 1892, Polling District 28 list. |
| View | April 7th, 1897. Harbourville social news. Captain's Chute, Spicer, Curry, Slocomb etc. |
| View | August 25th, 1897. Harborville has become very popular as a summer resort, and is full of visitors. |
| View | January 18th. 1898. Ghost Ship on fire near Isle Au Haute. |
| View | February 9th. 1898, Burlington. The ill fated vessel, the "Daniel Marcy," sank (nice poem). |
| View | February 9th. 1898, Harbourville. The annual donation of the Harborville branch of the Berwick Methodist church. |
| View | March 2nd, 1898. Harbourville. Capt. Charles McBride left here on Saturday, Feb. 26th, for Key West, Florida. |
| View | April 6th, 1898. Harbourville. The singing school held in this place this winter, under the tuition of Prof. Brown. |
| View | July 20th, 1898. Berwick Brass Band visit the Isle au Haute courtesy of Captain Chute of Harbourville. |
| View | January 4th, 1899. Miss Mabel Collins and Mr. Aubrey Tupper were united in marriage. |
| View | December 20th, 1899. A Pretty Wedding at Harborville, McBride - Connor. |
| View | September 6, 1900. Obituary - Mr. John Burns, one of
the oldest residents of Harborville  |
| View | October 24th, 1901. Harbourville - Capt. Charles McBride has returned home after an absence of a few months... |
| View | March 20th, 1902. Capt. Wm. Spicer, of the "Elihu Burrett." |
| View | May 1st, 1902. We regret to announce the death of Mr. Edmond Burns. |
| View | August 7th, 1902. Harbourville now boasts a hotel, the "Clifton House." |
| View | October 2nd, 1902. The schooner "Surprise" arrived on Friday from Rockland, Maine. |
| View | December 31st, 1903. Schooner Surprise, Capt. Eddie Curry, struck on a sunken ledge. |
| View | August 25th, 1904. Harborville is a pretty, picturesque village on the south shore of the Bay of Fundy. |
| View | September 15th, 1904. The storm that recently swept over the country struck Harborville very severely. |
| View | February 23rd, 1905. Harbourville - Captain Charles McBride is home after an absence of three years. |
| View | November 29th, 1906. Capt. J.E. Morris and his family were drowned in the wrecking of the "King of Avon." |
| View | July 18th, 1907. One of the most successful bay parties of the season was held on Monday, July 15th. |
| View | December 2nd, 1909. Harborville Realty Co., The Annual Meeting of The Harborville Realty Company, Ltd. |
| View | December 9th, 1909. Death of Mrs. Noble B. Margeson. |
| View | February 10th, 1910. At Seaside Park, discussion about the architecultural plans. |
| View | April 14th, 1910. Sea Side Park. The Harborville Realty Company's improvements are rapidly coming along. |
| View | May 5th, 1910. A Heroic Rescue, by Capt. E. L. Curry and the crew of the Aggie Curry. |
| View | June 2nd, 1910. Contractor Holland has about completed his contracts with the Harborville Realty Co., Ltd. |
| View | June 9th, 1910. A Sea Side Resort: Mr. T. F. Anderson, in a Boston letter to the Morning Chronicle. |
| View | June 23rd, 1910. Things at the Park are now in full swing, and the management is ready for business. |
| View | July 7th, 1910. Letter to the Editor about Sea Side Park. |
| View | July 14th, 1910. Letter to the Editor from E.W. KAPPELE, Manager Sea Side Park. |
| View | August 17th, 1911. Mrs. E. L. Curry and little daughter Nina are enjoying the cool sea breezes at the shore. |
| View | September 21st, 1911. Jackson – Cahill marriage at the Methodist Church at Harborville |
| View | October 5th, 1911. The sudden death of Esther, beloved wife of Captain Peter Connor. |
| View | December 28th, 1911. Mrs. Eliza Givan, wife of Alexander Givan, Esq., of Harborville, passes away. |
| View | September 5th, 1912. Sea Side Park announcement. |
| View | November 14, 1912. Obituary. MRS. E.
W. KAPPELE. |
| View | February 20th, 1913. The first Anniversary of the Oddfellows Lodge of this place. |
| View | March 6th, 1913. A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Spicer. |
| View | June 18th, 1913. This beautiful spot has put on its lovely summer garments, and is as charming as ever. (Sea Side Park.) |
| View | August 21st, 1913. An Excursion from Harborville to Port Greville. |
| View | December 11th, 1913. That Harborville Bridge. |
| View | January 14th, 1914. Harborville Postal Service History. |
| View | January 21st, 1914. Henry Brady Kennealy entered into rest at the old Hamilton homestead. |
| January 21st, 1914. The sudden death of Mr. James E. Coonan aged 80 years. | |
| View | June 17th, 1914. Vocabulary of the Sea. |
| View | March 17, 1915. The Ruby L made her first trip here this week with goods for Messrs. Parker and Mr. Barlow. |
| View | June 2nd, 1915. The prevailing high winds of last week played havoc along the water front. |
| View | June 30th, 1915. Shocked to learn of the sudden death of Chas. F. Givan, of Somerville, Mass. |
| View | September 1st, 1915. There are many summer visitors here. A number are registered at the Clifton House... |
| View | September 8, 1915. A letter, from Sergeant Will McLeod, a grandson of Mr. Noble B. Margeson. |
| View | December 29th, 1915. Harborville’s Au revoir. |
| View | February 16, 1916. Our school is progressing splendidly. |
| View | August 2nd, 1922. Harborville - The Port of Many Tragedies. |
| View | August 9th, 1922. The Nova Scotian Skipper. A great read!! |
| View | December 6, 1922 - Harborville |
| View | 1923. Two Harborville Ladies Are Descendants of Doughty Clan. Mrs. A.A. Donnellan and Mrs. Mary Sweeney. |
| View | May 9th, 1923. Origin of "Bluenoses." This article is about the history of the famous Nova Scotian nickname. |
| View | March 26th, 1924. Mrs. Rachael Morris, Harborville Lady Celebrates 101st Birthday. |
| View | July 2nd, 1924. Bluenose Sailor’s Greatness. |
| View | April 13th, 1927. Harbourville-By-The-Sea. The lighthouse and more. |
| View | April 20th, 1927. Harbourville-By-The-Sea. The ships built in Harbourville. |
| View | April 27th, 1927. Harbourville-By-The-Sea. Local and far away news. |
| View | August 31st, 1927. The terrible storm of Wednesday of last week, sure hit us just about as hard as it could. |
| View | March 13th, 1929. Harbourville-By-The-Sea. I must tell you a good joke on me that hit me last Thursday afternoon. |
| View | April 3rd, 1929. Harborville-By-The-Sea. The arrival of the steamer Ruby L. Captain Clare Baker. |
| View | May 8th, 1929. James W. Northrup celebrates 90th birthday. |
| View | June 19th, 1929. Splendid Road To Popular Shore Resort Minimizes Danger And Distance. |
| View | July 10th, 1929. Why A Magistrate For Peaceful Harborville? |
| View | July 10th, 1929. Harborville Attracts Many Visitors. |
| View | July 10th, 1929. A Welcome Epistle From P. F. Lawson. Trip to the West Indies. |
| View | October 30th, 1929. Seaside Park Hotel Destroyed By Fire |
| View | November 13th, 1929. Harborville Hotel To Be Reopened |
| View | JULY 8, 1931 - OUR WEEKLY BUDGET FROM HARBORVILLE |
| View | JULY 15, 1931 - OUR WEEKLY BUDGET FROM HARBORVILLE |
| View | August 19, 1931 - Our Weekly Budget From Harborville |
| View | August 26th, 1931. Various news items. Curry, Brown, Parker etc. |
| View | Poem about Harbourville, written in 1933. |
| View | May 10th, 1933. Captain. Bloom Morris looses vessel. |
| View | JULY 26, 1933 - INTERESTING BUDGET FROM HARBORVILLE |
| View | March 21, 1934 - THE CHANTY MAN'S
LAMENT |
| View | April 4th, 1934. A Tender Message Of Farewell From Our Old Time Harborville Correspondent |
| View | October 10th, 1934. Harborville – Waterville Reunion In Boston. |
| View | June 26th , 1935. Veteran Master Mariner Embarks On Last Voyage, Capt. I. B. Morris passes away. |
| View | January 29th, 1936. Funnygrams. |
| View | March 2nd, 1938. The yacht "Nyanza" and of her veteran skipper, the late Capt. I. B. Morris of Harborville. |
| View | September 28, 1938 Captain McBride Named Chief Of
Southern Fleet 1938 |
| View | June 10th, 1942. News and Views of The Bay Shore Port of Harborville. |
| View | May 25, 1961. Demolition of
Harbourville Lighthouse Ends Another Familiar Landmark |
| View | October 7th, 1971. Picture of, Harbourville – At The Turn Of The Century |
| View | Thursday, April 6, 1972, A LONG LIST OF Harbourville’s Sea Heros |
| View | Thursday, April 13, 1972, A LONG LIST OF Harbourville’s Sea Heros (part 2). |
Wharf damage Canda Creek and Harbourville
Jan. 17th 1974