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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
6
Report details ongoing stone quarry activities in Acton involving removal of stone and agreements with landowners. It notes a number of stones remain, a carted supply for a new electric crusher, and repairs on Concord roads tied to the operation. Local parties cited include Tompkins and others negotiating terms.
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Local items include visits by Boston residents and travelers from New Jersey, a playgrounds swing update, a charity sale under community auspices, and a note on a missing baby case. Obituaries feature Frank Bemis of Concord, a longtime resident, and Mrs Caleb. Several families and neighbors attend services and remain in touch with East Gloucester and Chelsea areas.
The marriage of Miss M M Mathey to Dr Frank Linden, son of Mr and Mrs Boylston, occurred in Needham at 2 30 pm with Charles A Allen of Needham First Parish officiating. The ceremony was private with few relatives present and the couple departed afterward.
The Friends of Miss Reggio now Mrs Robert G Paine Jr report marriage plans and a romance that began years ago. Details mention Boston, a bank, and a holiday return. An accident and further notes appear in the junction columns.
Local Concord notes show skepticism about a next season with no solid visiting pitcher for Hopkins and Foley from the Concord roster failing to top the rival. Maynard is trying out with Pittfield in the Eastern Association while Loughlin and most of Junction Club loom large. Coaching by Bill Varley aims to guide young players as Favreau and O’Connell depart for other leagues, and Acton’s farm life interests delay daily play. Sleepy Hollow recreation gains new polish while plans for out of town games edge Concord toward renewed schedule.
Sergt McWilliams is promoted to first sergeant after Sergt Mansfield becomes second lieutenant. Sergt Swan becomes quartermaster sergeant. General Priest of Fitchburg attends with others. Further appointments expected this week as officers meet after drill.
Report describes widespread activity at the Main Stand after rain on Friday. People protested oily road surfaces that ruined rugs and clothing, while pedestrians complained of dirty shoes. One observer suggested daily sweeping before travel to prevent dust and oil buildup on the hard surface.
The pastor will speak on A Cup of Cold Water next Sunday at 6 50 in the chapel. Friday evening’s sermon is The Essentials of Salvation based on Acts 16 30 81. During the interim period the pulpit will be filled by visiting speakers. Rear Admiral and Mrs J B Adams of Washington are noted in the new Concord directories.
A horse tied to a stone boat used in building a retaining wall broke loose on a Wednesday afternoon. It wandered off its tether despite efforts to prevent escape, prompting a chase by workers as it headed away from the site.
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