ONE OF THE HAZARDS OF MOVING IN 1899
The Bar Harbor Record
Feb. 8, 1899
West Sullivan
Zemro Hill met with quite a loss recently while moving to Harrington. A large load of his household goods had nearly reached the top of Souls Hill, when the horses, unable to hold out, began slipping backwards. By a strong effort they were cut clear, and the load went crashing down the icy hill (the worst in Eastern Maine), breaking the bridge rail and falling into the stream below. A large part of the furniture was lost.
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