- Frank M. Woodbury
- Harry Atwood
- William Atwood
- Charles H. Coleman
- E. L. Overlock
- William Marsh
- Avery M. Jones
- John Cochran
- Ed Smith
- Ed Simpson
- Moses Raymond
On February 28, 1907, the men of the Pelham Fishing Club made their way to Cobbett’s Pond with hopes of a bountiful catch. Without a record of the weather in Windham in February of 1907, it is difficult to say whether the pond was frozen over on that day. The most primitive ice fishing techniques had been developed by the American Indians centuries earlier, and it is possible the Pawtuckets, who lived along the shores of Cobbett's Pond had ice fished. Regardless of the weather conditions, the Pelham Fishing Club had a good turnout of members that day. In attendance that day were club members:
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