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Colby Quarterly Volume 7 Issue 10 June Article 4 June 1967 A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Richard Cary Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.colby.

1 Colby Quarterly Volume 7 Issue 10 June Article 4 June 1967 A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Richard Cary Follow this and additional works at: Recommended Citation Colby Library Quarterly, series 7, no.10, June 1967, p This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Colby. It has been accepted for inclusion in Colby Quarterly by an authorized administrator of Digital Colby. For more information, please contact mfkelly@colby.edu.

2 Cary: A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Colby Library Quarterly 453 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD MATTHEWS HALLET By RICHARD CARY BOOKS The Lady Aft. Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., Also, London: T. Werner Laurie, Trial By Fire. Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., The Canyon of the Fools. New York: Harper & Brothers, Also, New York: Grosset & Dunlap, The Rolling World. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., Also, London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1939; Toronto: Thomas Allen, Michael Beam. Boston: Ho:ughton Mifflin Co., Foothold of Earth. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Doran & Co., BROCHURE "The Boothbay Region Story," Boothbay Region, Boothbay, Maine: Boothbay Bicentennial Committee, IN ANTHOLOGIES "Making Port," in Edward J. O'Brien (editor), The Best Short Stories of 1916 (Boston: Small, Maynard &Co., 1917), "The Razor of Pedro Dutel," in Frederick Stuart Greene (editor), The Grim 13 (New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1917), "Rainbow Pete," in Edward J. O'Brien (editor), The Best Short Stories of 1917 (Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., 1918), "To the Bitter End," in Edward J. O'Brien (editor), The Best Short Stories of 1919 (Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., 1920), "Harbor Master," in Edward J. O'Brien (editor), The Best Short Stories of 1921 (Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., 1922), Published by Digital Colby,

3 Colby Quarterly, Vol. 7, Iss. 10 [1967], Art Colby Library Quarterly Hallet's comments on the techniques of writing, in Arthur Sullivant Hoffman (editor), Fiction Writers on Fiction Writing (Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1923), passim. "The Anchor," in Charles W. Gray (editor), Deep Waters (New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1928), "Stories Everywhere," "Foot-Loose," in Henry Goodman (editor), Creating the Short Story (New York: Harcourt, Brace. & Co., 1929), 160, "Misfortune's Isle," in Blanche Colton Williams (editor), o. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1930 (Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1930), "Misfortun e's Isle," in Raymond Woodbury Pence (editor), Short Stories of Today (New Yor}c: Macnullan Co., 1934), "Thoughts on Writing," in Thomas Page Smith (editor), Cordially Yours (Boston: Boston Herald B ook Fair Committee, 1939), "The Razor of Pedro Dutel," in Boris Karloff (editor), And The Darkness Falls (Cleveland: World Publishing Co., 1947), "Maine's Champion Fiddler," in Nathan C. Fuller (editor), The Down East Reader (Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1962), PERIODICALS "The Handkerchief," Cosmopolitan, XLVII (July 1909), "The Hired Man," Designer, XXXV (March 1912),305. "The Black Squad," Saturday Evening Post, 185 (August 24, 1912),3; (August 31),17. "Beyond the Tides," Harper's CXXVI (May 1913), "With the Current," Smart Set, XL (July 1913),9-40. "The Foreign Voyager," Harper's CXXVII (September 1913), "On a Calm Sea," American, LXXVI (September 1913), "Stradivarius and the Food of Love," Everybody's, XXXII (May 1915), "Southampton Bill and the Siren," Everybody's, XXXIII (July 1915),

4 Cary: A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Colby Library Quarterly 455 "The Family Tree," Everybody's, XXXIII (August 1915), "Shooting Off the Solid," Saturday Evening Post, 188 (January 1, 1916), 13. "Archaeology for Amateurs," Atlantic Monthly, evil (March 1916), "Making Port," Every Week, III (March 20, 1916),5-7. "The Sea Adventurer," Every Week, III (October 2, 1916), 7-9. "Bos'," Everybody's, XXXV (November 1916), "The Quest of London," Everybody's, XXXV (December 1916), "The House of Craigenside," Saturday Evening Post, 189 (February 10,1917),3; (February 17),23; (February 24), 21; (March 3),21. "Fashioning the Hollow Oak," Century, XCIV (June 1917), "Rainbow Pete," Pictorial Review, XIX (October 1917), 31. "Ticklish Waters," Saturday Evening Post, 191 (September 7, 1918), 17; (September 14), 17. "Go Down to the Sea in Ships," Saturday Evening Post, 191 (February 22, 1919), 11. "The Anchor," Century, XCVII (March 1919), "Blue-Water Law," Saturday Evening Post, 191 (May 3, 1919), 8. "Limping In," Saturday Evening Post, 191 (May 17, 1919),10. "To the Bitter End," Saturday Evening Post, 191 (May 31, 1919),8. "Everything in the Shop," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (August 9, 1919), 16. "Beef, Iron and Wine," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (August 16, 1919), 16. "The Shackling," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (August 30, 1919), 42. "The Interpreter's Wife," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (October 11, 1919), 42. "Inspiration Jule," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (November 8, 1919),58. "The First Lady of C'ranberry Isle," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (November 29, 1919), 18. Published by Digital Colby,

5 Colby Quarterly, Vol. 7, Iss. 10 [1967], Art Colby Library Quarterly "Wake-Up Archie," Collier's, LXV (February 14, 1920), 7. "Bluebeard Shadrach," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (March 20, 1920), 20. "Local Color," Saturday Evening Post, 192 (May 8, 1920), 29. "The Mountain and Mahomet," Harper's, CXLI (November 1920), "A Whale of a Story," Pictorial Review, XXII (November 1920),20. "The Harbor Master," Harper's, CXLIII (June 1921), 36-45; (July), "The Canyon of the Fools," Saturday Evening Post, 194 (October 22, 1921),5; (October 29),22; (November 5), 22; (November 12),22; (November 19), 22; (November 26),22; (December 3),22. "The Gulf Stream," Saturday Evening Post, 196 (April 5, 1924), 16. "A Streak of the Mule," Saturday Evening Post, 196 (May 3, 1924), 24. "The Transient Woman," Saturday Evening Post, 197 (January 31, 1925), 8. "The Kitchen Democrat," Saturday Evening Post, 197 (May 30, 1925), 10. "Tame Crow," SaturdayEveningPost, 197, (June 13, 1925), 14. "The Winter Kill," Saturday Evening Post, 197 (June 27, 1925), 10. "El Parrett's Luck," Saturday Evening Post, 198 (December 5, 1925), 28. "The Point Where All Sails Shiver," Saturday Evening Post, 198 (December 12, 1925), 20. "The Horoscope," Saturday Evening Post, 198 (May 29, 1926),22. "Nothing But Blue Chips," Saturday Evening Post, 198 (June 19, 1926), 10. "The Unwatched Light," Everybody's, LV (July 1926), "Husband in the Dark," Saturday Evening Post, 199 (September 4, 1926), 20. "Tick-a-Lock; Iron Bars," Saturday Evening Post, 199 (October 9, 1926),

6 Cary: A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Colby Library Quarterly 457 "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt," Saturday Evening Post, 199 (November 6,1926),8; (November 13),38. "Theed Harlow's Cadenza," Saturday Evening Post, 199 (April 2,1927),42. "Makeshift," Shrine Magazine, II (November 1927), 14. "Bottomless Pond," Saturday Evening Post, 200 (November 12, 1927),42. "A Privileged Communication," Shrine Magazine, III (January 1928), 26. "Foot-Loose," Saturday Evening Post, 200 (March 10, 1928), 8. "One Shirt and One Soul," Saturday Evening Post, 200 (May 12, 1928), 14. "A Bad Washing," Saturday Evening Post, 200 (May 26, 1928), 26. "Local Time," Saturday Evening Post, 201 (September 15, 1928), 12. "Gambler's Gold," Saturday Evening Post, 201 (November 10, 1928), 10. "March Hill," Saturday Evening Post, 201 (December 8, 1928),12. "Trader's Risks," Saturday Evening Post, 201 (March 16, 1929), 16. "The Tiger's Mouth," Saturday Evening Post, 201 (May 25, 1929), 16. "Walk in the Water," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (August 17, 1929), 33. "Denlonsof the Sand," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (August 31, 1929), 8. "The Interloper," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (September 21, 1929), 49. "Railroad Speed," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (October 12, 1929), 22. "Misfortune's Isle," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (November 9, 1929), 18. "The Earth.quake," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (February 1, 1930), 10. "Zimbolaci's Daughter," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (March 29, 1930), 20. Published by Digital Colby,

7 Colby Quarterly, Vol. 7, Iss. 10 [1967], Art Colby Library Quarterly "The Soul Killer," Saturday Evening Post, 202 (May 3, 1930), 46. "The Frigate," Saturday Evening Post, 203 (August 23, 1930), 16. "Tumble-Down Dick," Saturday Evening Post, 203 (December 13, 1930),22. "Conjurers of the North," Saturday Evening Post, 204 (September 12, 1931), 14. "The Devil Takes Care of His Own," Saturday Evening Post, 205 (December 17, 1932), 12. "Throw Him Down, McQoskey," Saturday Evening Post, 205 (January 21, 1933), 10. "The Last of the Romans," Saturday Evening Post, 205 (April 8, 1933), 14. "The Cloud Shooter," Saturday Evening Post, 205 (June 10, 1933), 6. "Bushed," Saturday Evening Post, 206 (September 16, 1933) 8. "The Dog-Eye," Story, III (October 1933), 45-5'5. "The Golden Horseshoe," Saturday Evening Post, 206 (December 9, 1933), 10. "Cuba Libre," Saturday Evening Post, 206 (December 23, 1933), 8. "Cheese It the Cops," American Legion Monthly, XVI (January 1934), 22. "A Man of Many Bells," Saturday Evening Post, 206 (April 21, 1934), 18. "Sudden Johnny," Collier's, XCIV (December 29, 1934), "The Silent Act," Collier's, XCV (May 18, 1935), 16. "The Hidden Rooster," Saturday Evening Post, 207 (May 25, 1935), 20. "The Crowbar," Saturday Evening Post, 208 (February 8, 1936), 18. "The River's Gift," Collier's, XCVII (February 15, 1936), 7. " 'The Asses of Saul,' " Saturday Evening Post~ 208 (May 2, 1936), 22. "The Figurehead," Saturday Evening Post, 209 (October 10, 1936),

8 Cary: A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Colby Library Quarterly 459 "The Path Master," Saturday Evening Post, 209 (March 6, 1937), 18. "Blonde Demeter's Land," Technology Review, XLI (May 1939), 307. "The Man Who Licked John L.," American Legion Monthly, XXVI (June 1939), 5. "I Lived Mine," Writer's Digest, XIX (September 1939), "Mopping Up the Thoroughfares," Technology Review, XLII (December 1939), 68. "Blind Man's Bluff," American Legion Monthly, XXVIII (January 1940), 3. "Saturday's Whale," Adventure, ell (February 1940), "Net Returns From the Banks," Technology Review, XLllI (December 1940), 70. "Foreword," Maine Maritime Academy Catalog (1941),5. "Destroyers," Technology Review, XLIII (May 1941), 299. "Destroyer, a Million a Minute," Science Digest, X (July 19, 1941), 1-4. "Wooden Ships and Maine Builders," Technology Review, XLIV (November 1941),24. "Answer, Echo, Answer," Technology Review, XLIV (May 1942),311. "The Trail of Bambi," Collier's, CX (October 3,1942),58. "Dark Kingdom," Argosy, CCCXV (May 1943), "My Uncle's Footprints," Saturday Evening Post, 218 (March 30, 1946), 34. "Famous Figureheads," Yankee, XII (September 1948), 31. "A Forgotten Maine Genius," Down East, I (September 1954), "The Wreck of the Ranier," Down East, I (October 1954), 16. "A Frontier Courthouse," Down East, I (November-December 1954), 17. "The Great Quoddy Gold Hoax," Down East, I (Winter 1955), "Destroyers Every Other Friday," Down East, I (May 1955), "Bill Nye, Humorist of the Gay Nineties," Down East, II (October 1955), "Maine on the Silver Screen," Down East, II (October 195'5), Published by Digital Colby,

9 Colby Quarterly, Vol. 7, Iss. 10 [1967], Art Colby Library Quarterly "Maine's Champion Fiddler," Down East, II (November 1955 January 1956), "Hiram Maxim of Sangerville," Down East, II (April 1956), "When Baseball Belted the Earth," Yankee, XX (August 1956), 36. "Sir William Phips," Down East, III (September 1956), 23. "The Happy Warrior," DOltvn East, III (Noverrlber January 1957), "The Inmate of Cell 67," Down East, III (February-March 1957), 22. "Trail Blazer and Statesman, Ralph H. Cameron of Southport," Down East, III (April 1957), 26. "Hannibal Hamlin - Foe of Slavery," Down East, III (May 1957), 30. "Lily of the North, Madame Nordica," Down East, IV (September 1957), "Apache Peacemaker, Maine's General Oliver Otis Howard," Down East, IV (October 1957), 24. "Elijah P. Lovejoy," Down East, I\l (January 1958), 24. "Gene Tunney - A Forelaying Champion," Down East, IV (June 1958), 35. "The Deep Roots of Boothbay Harbor," Down East, V (August 1958), 36. "Elijah P. Lovejoy, Martyr to the Cause of Freedom," Club Dial, XXXIII (February 1959), 12. "Doc Rockwell, King 0: Wllim," DOlvn East, V (March 1959), "Kenneth Roberts and His Water Dowser," Down East, V (June 1959), 32. "Cyrus Curtis, A Maine Export," Down East, V (July 1959), 36. "Artemus Ward," Down East, VI (September 1959), 30. "The Fightingest Maine Stock," Down East, VI (October 1959), 24. "Two Dead-locked Inventors," Down East, VI (November 1959), 27. "King of the Road," Yankee, XXIII (December 1959),40. "The Fabulous Story of Sir Harry Oakes," Down East, VI (January 1960),

10 Cary: A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Colby Library Quarterly 461 "Holman Day," Down East, VI (April 1960), "A Lady in a Gentlemen's Club." Down East, VI (May 1960), 22. "Bixler and the New Colby," Down East, VI (June 1960), "Boothbay Harbor, Maine," Yankee, XXIV (July 1960), "Lincoln County Pilgrimage," Down East, VII (August 1960), "When Prohibition Came to Maine," Yankee, XXV (February 1961), "Lobsters and Lobstermen," Down East, VII (April 1961), 28. "Captain Richard Quick, Hom Voyager," Down East, VIII (April 1962), "All Finished With the Engines," Down East, VIII (June 1962), "A Great Maine Opera Star - Emma Eames," Down East, X (August 1963), 50. "The Conqueror of Louisburg," Down East, XIII (May 1967), 23. NEWSPAPERS "Making Port," Boston Sunday Post Magazine (March 19, 1916), 5-7. "Transcontinental," Chicago Sunday Tribune, Graphic Section (November 19, 1933), 7. Also, New York Sunday News (November 19, 1933), 54C-55C. "The Cast of the Mighty John L's Arm," Boston Sunday Herald (January 15, 1939), B-3. "Too Many Seamen?" Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section (July 27, 1940), 1-2. "Fritz Kreisler, and What's in Him," Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section (December 7, 1940), 5. "He Builds Good Ships," Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section (March 8, 1941),5. "Maine Is Still Mother of Ships," Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section (June 28, 1941), 8-9. Also, Congressional Record - Appendix (June 30, 1941), A3408-A3409. Published by Digital Colby,

Colby Quarterly, Vol. 7, Iss. 10 [1967], Art. 4 462 Colby Library Quarterly "Booth Tarkington: At Sea at Home," Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section (December 20, 1941),7.

11 Colby Quarterly, Vol. 7, Iss. 10 [1967], Art Colby Library Quarterly "Booth Tarkington: At Sea at Home," Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section (December 20, 1941),7. [In his fifteen years with the Gannett newspapers ( ) Hallet appeared anonymously and under his by-line in the editorial, feature, and general news sections of the daily Portland Press Herald and weekly in the Portland Sunday Telegram. His reports, interviews, and expositions - ranging from global events to local issues - are far too numerous to docket here; they are available on microfilm in several of the larger libraries in Maine. However, these five series and four articles bear particular interest here.] "Windjammer," Portland Press Herald (April 19-29, 1937). "On the Gorges Banks in an Otter Trawler," Portland Press Herald (July 23,27, 30, August 3, 6, 1937). "German Submarines on the Atlantic Coast in the Last War:" Portland Sunday Telegram (April 13, 20, 27, May 4, 11, 18, 1941). "The Story of Maine," Portland Press Herald (November 1, June 27, 1949). "Men of Maine," P'ortland Press Herald (November 5, 1951 May 2, 1952). "Boiling Down Three Generations (John Gould)," Portland Sunday Telegram (March 17, 1946), D-5. "Maine, Touchstone of Famed Writers," Portland Sunday Telegram (April 14, 1946), D-3. "Maine Authors Convert Hallet to Dowsing," Portland Sunday Telegram (September 25, 1949), A-19. "Diviner Tries Art in Predicting Sex of Unborn Babies at Maine General Hospital," Portland Press Herald (October 6, 1949), 1-2. [Kenneth Roberts] ABOUT HALLET "Richard Matthews Hallet, Saturday Evening Post, 191 (May 17, 1919), 65, 69. Autobiographical. Esther Brock Bird, "The Literary Coast of Maine," Lewiston Journal, Magazine Section (August 22, 1925), 2. Reproduced from the Harvard Decennial Report,

12 Cary: A Bibliography of Richard Matthews Hallet Colby Library Quarterly 463 Janet Mabie, "A Rolling Stone Who Became an Author," Dearborn Independent, XXVII (November 6, 1926),3, 27. "A Maine Reverie," Portland Sunday Telegram (July 5, 1936), D-l, 5. Autobiographical. Hallet's comment on his story, "The Figurehead," and his portrait, Saturday Evening Post, 209 (October 10, 1936), 116. Sam E. Connor, " 'Dick' Hallett - Adventurer," Lewiston Journal, Magazine Section (June 4, 1938), A-9. "Hollering 'Uncle' in the Pacific Causes Echoes," in the pamphlet Inside Information, Saturday Evening Post, VIII (March 26, 1943), 4. ' Franklin Wright, "Peering Into Yesterday," Portland Sunday Telegram Magazine (November 28, 1948),5. Kenneth Roberts, Henry Gross and His Dowsing Rod (Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday & Co., 1951), Edith V. Campbell, "Writers Can Be Rovers," Yankee, XV (February 1951), 26. "Richard Matthews Hallet's Great Christmas Editorial," Boothbay Register (December 25, 1958), 6. Terry Lewis, "Richard Matthews Hallet," Boothbay Register (April 30, 1964),6. Caroline Norwood, "Writer's Travels Inspired Stories," Portland Press Herald (August 16, 1966), 10. Published by Digital Colby,

Henry Schultz Lubbock

Henry Schultz Lubbock Captain Henry Schultz Lubbock was born 2 April 1823 in Charleston, South Carolina. He was the fifth of six children of Henry Thomas Willis Lubbock and Susan Ann Saltus. He attended