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The Addie B. was a schooner that was built before 1888. It was primarily used for trading purposes. The vessel was constructed with wood and had one deck. It was equipped with two masts.
On November 28, 1888, the Addie B. encountered a mishap. The small trading schooner, which belonged to AuSable, stranded on a bar near Caseville, Michigan, in Lake Huron. As a result, the vessel broke in two. Fortunately, most of the cargo, which consisted of produce, was salvaged. However, the Addie B. itself was deemed a total loss.
This incident was reported in the Port Huron Daily Times on December 3, 1888.
