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Mouth
of the Mush-A-Mush River1; Mahone as Seen from Oakland2
1.
Which flows into Mahone Harbor. The Indians paddled
their canoes up this waterway when carrying their captives
to Quebec after the Payzant Massacre.
2.
Mahone Harbor with its numerous Coves and Islands is
a picture that will entrance the eye of the artist,
and a very beautiful drive of four or five miles may
be taken on both sides of it. On the Oakland side the
drive through the beautiful avenue of pines which almost
meet overhead and through which may be seen the blue
waters of the Harbor dancing in the sunlight, is exceedingly
delightful.
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