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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
8
Classified ad listing 10 000 Gadens Plastis and 2 000 celery plants for sale. Seller contact F. Garland at Concord Junction telephone Con. 241 3.
Community notices and sports recap from Concord Junction detailing town activities, Memorial color request, residents visiting Lake Winnepesaukee, post office routine, and a weekend lawn party at Help of Christians church. Also reports on a baseball game where Bedford Civic Club defeated Westvale A A 16 to 14 with Gus Gilroy highlighted for pitching and Loughlin scoring a triple.
Community group led by A Lak in and Albert Chase organizes a large town Fourth of July with battles bonfire fireworks and a morning parade. Special cars will run from surrounding towns and the event includes a heavy sports program then a grand fireworks display. An accident damaged a car but no serious injuries were reported.
In a Saturday game the Concord Junction team defeated Hudson 3 to 0. The piece centers on Gus Gilroy, a star whose career's end is lamented, and recalls the rivalry between the two teams.
The best team won without a doubt and the score proves it. Hudson never had a chance as Saeek Sek led the comeback and sealed the victory.
John H. Eaton attended the 45th Regiment reunion at Nantasket, the sole surviving member from his village among 11 enlistees. Nearby, a new station walk improves safety. Various locals travel to Jaffrey and Vermont, with Moore era events, painting contracts, and a Rogers Hill fireworks display announced in the notes.
Arrangements for the July 4 celebration are near completion with a parade committee led by R. H. Hall A N Young and J G Keene inviting contributions from helpers. A town hall dinner will feature automobiles and an athletic event including a 100 yard dash with entries requested via the committee chairman.
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