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imb from the depths to the heights,

son family stood high in Port Huron at a time wh

ith it a high standard of domestic comfort. In all this the Edisons shared on equa

ere was relatively4 more wealth and general activity than to-day. The town i

ntre, and hummed with the industry of numerous sawmills. An incredible quantity of lumber w

ade there yearly until the forests near-by vanished an

dustry with them. The wealth of the community, invest

d largely in this business and in allied7 transporta

mpanies, was accumulated rapidly and as freely spen

uring those days of prosperity in St. Clair County, bring